5-Day Jordan Tour: Explore Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, Jerash & Dead Sea

Upon your arrival at the Arava Border on the Jordanian side, our representative will be there to greet you and assist with your Jordan visa. Following this, meet our driver for a 1-2 hour city tour of Aqaba, where you can explore coffee shops, eateries, souks, and the 16th-century castle by the beach. Subsequently, depart the city for the enchanting "Valley of the Moon" u2013 Wadi Rum, renowned for its rugged mountains, colored sand dunes, and breathtaking sunsets. Experience its vastness on a remarkable 3-hour 4x4 safari, followed by a traditional Bedouin dinner around the campfire at the campsite, where you will spend the night.

Begin your day with breakfast at the camp before heading to the iconic Rose Red city of Petra for a full day of exploration. Upon reaching the Petra Visitor's Center, we'll organize a 2-3 hour guided tour with an English-speaking site guide, covering the main attractions of the lower city. This journey starts from the main gate, traversing the kilometer-long Siq to visit renowned sites such as the Treasury, Street of Facades, the Theatre, Nympheom, and Qaser El-Bent.u00a0Following the guided tour, embark on a self-guided hike to either the Monastery or the High Place of Sacrifice. The Monastery, the largest rock-cut facade, requires an 800-step climb, showcasing its impressive size. Alternatively, the High Place of Sacrifice, considered the holiest Nabataean site, offers a thrilling walk with wide views over the Petra basin. Ascend the steep steps of the ancient route, passing intricately carved tombs and monuments, marveling at the ancient craftsmanship. Conclude the day with dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel in Petra.

Commence your day with breakfast at the hotel before heading to Kerak to explore the 12th-century Crusader castle, erected upon the remnants of earlier citadels, some dating back to Nabataean times. While the castle may be more imposing than beautiful, it stands as an impressive example of Crusader military architecture. Roam through underground corridors featuring expansive kitchens, stables, and multi-floor sleeping quarters. The castle's summit offers breathtaking views in all directions.u00a0Following this, proceed to Mt. Nebo to trace the steps of Moses and behold the spectacular view of the Promised Land, just as he did over 2,000 years ago. The site exudes a unique sense of significance, with clear-day vistas encompassing Jerusalem, Jericho, and the Dead Sea. A memorial honoring Moses stands at the entrance to the early Byzantine Christian church, believed to be where Moses passed away. After a short drive, reach Madaba to explore the oldest preserved ancient mosaic map of the Holy Land, dating back to the 6th century BC, housed within the Church of St. George.u00a0Conclude the day at the Dead Sea with dinner and an overnight stay at a resort.

Start your day with breakfast at the hotel before embarking on a city tour of Amman. Explore the remnants of Amman's Roman Theatre, the Citadel, the Umayyad Palace, and the Archaeological and Folklore Museums. Proceed to the forested area of Ajloun to discover Al Rabad Castle, also known as Ajloun Castle. Despite its appearance resembling a Crusader fortress, it was constructed by Muslims in 1184 as a military stronghold to safeguard the region from invading Crusader forces.u00a0Following a brief countryside drive, reach the impressive Roman ruins of Jerash, exceptionally well-preserved to evoke the ambiance of ancient times. With a 2-hour guided tour, marvel at the breathtaking arches, temples, and baths in a state of remarkable preservation and completeness. As the day concludes, return to Amman for dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, followed by a transfer to Amman Airport for your departure. Safe travels!