Jordan discovery

Welcome and assistance by our representative at Queen Alia Airport, who will meet you with a sign bearing your name and assist you before passing through border police and customs for visa obtaining. You will then proceed to collect your luggage. Once your luggage has been collected, he will accompany you to your driver who will take you to your hotel in Amman for the night. Depending on the arrival time and traffic in Amman, the journey will normally take between 45 minutes and 1 hour. Upon arrival, check-in at the hotel and the rest of the day is free.
Overnight in Amman.

After breakfast at the hotel, depart for the ancient city of Jerash or Gerasa, approximately 45km from Amman. It is the second largest site in Jordan after Petra. Today, it is considered one of the best-preserved Roman provincial cities in the Near East. Hidden under sand for several centuries before being discovered and restored over 70 years. The city was entirely built of orange-pink limestone. Jerash's peak dates from the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD. Jerash is the very example of Roman municipal planning in the Middle East. After lunch, continue to the former Ottoman capital "As Salt", recently inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. By traversing its "Harmony trail" you will understand better why this city is an example of living together between Muslim and Christian populations in Jordan.
You will then have lunch with a local family in the area.

Return to Amman for the Night.
Lunch with a local family
Dinner at leisure

After breakfast, meet with your driver to head to the Dead Sea, but before that, you will take a tour of the city of Amman with the following itinerary: visit to the Amman Citadel, the archaeological museum, the Temple of Hercules, the Omayyad Palace, the Roman theater and the old city. Then head to the city of mosaics "Madaba", where you will visit the Church of St. George in Madaba, where you will see the oldest known map of the Holy Land. This mosaic from the middle of the 6th century, barely altered, traces the geography of Byzantine Palestine. After this first visit, head to Mt. Nebo, 10 km northwest of Madaba, the burial place of Moses, which offers a spectacular view of the Holy Land. In the afternoon, you will go to your hotel on the Dead Sea for a unique experience in the world's lowest point. Located 400 meters below sea level, it is also considered one of the most spiritual landscapes in the world, filled with wonders of nature and history.
Diner and lunch at leisure
Overnight Dead sea

After breakfast and perhaps one last swim in the Dead Sea, head to southern Jordan. Your first stop will be in Kerak, the unofficial capital of southern Jordan, which is still mostly within the walls of the Crusader era on top of a hill and has one of the best-preserved Crusader castles in the Middle East. About 125 km south of Amman, halfway between the capital and Petra, it is also a natural stopover point on a trip between the north and south. Then continue to the Dana Nature Reserve where you will go on a hike in the village of Dana, whose occupation dates back to over 4000 BC. This trail snakes through the village, through terraced gardens and local craft workshops. You can meet the local residents, see the original Ottoman architecture, and learn more about the rich history of Dana. To date, a total of 700 plant species, 190 bird species, 37 mammal species, and 36 reptile species have been recorded in the reserve.
After Dana, head to Little Petra for a sneak peek of what's to come tomorrow.

Lunch and dinner at leisure
Overnight in Petra

After breakfast, depart for the most anticipated day of the trip.
Today, you will explore the renowned Nabatean site of Petra, the capital of the ancient Nabatean commercial empire until its conquest by the Romans in 106 AD. Petra is located on the edge of Wadi Araba. Once in Petra, you will notice that there are very few standalone buildings, as the Nabateans preferred to carve their homes into the pink sandstone cliffs.
The tour then takes you to the Khazneh, one of Petra's most elaborate temples. You will discover how the Nabateans carved their land into rock walls.

Lunch and dinner at leisure
Overnight in Petra

Breakfast at the hotel and depart for the Wadi Rum desert.
If Petra is the result of the work of man combined with that of nature, the cliffs, peaks, and valleys of Wadi Rum owe their "serene beauty" and "overwhelming grandeur" only to themselves. You will go on a 4-hour 4x4 tour of Wadi Rum with a lunch in the desert. You will explore the beautiful desert and mountainous landscapes of Wadi Rum.
This evening, you will sleep in the Wadi Rum desert in a Bedouin atmosphere.
Dinner and overnight in Wadi Rum.
Picnic lunch and Dinner in the camp
Overnight in Wadi Rum

After a gentle wake-up and breakfast in the camp, return to northern Jordan. You will travel back via the famous Wadi Araba road to admire the beautiful landscapes of the south before arriving in Ma In where you will enjoy a lunch in the beautiful Evason Ma In hot spring resort. And you will enjoy the natural pool below the hot waterfalls of Mai'n.
After this relaxing break, return to Amman for your last night in Jordan.

Lunch at the Ma In hot spring
Dinner at leisure
Overnight in Amman

It's time to say goodbye
After breakfast and according to your flight schedule, transfer to the airport and assistance with departure formalities.