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8 Days 7 Nights
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The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is a landlocked country with some of the most contentious nations at its borders. Despite the turbulence that surrounds it, Jordan has remained an oasis of calm and is one of the safest countries in the Middle East
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Upon arrival to Amman Airport our representative meets you with a sign after you passed through the customs. Transfer to the hotel in Amman for overnight.
Breakfast, then start the day with a city tour in Amman. Visit the Amphitheater and the Jordan Folklore Museum and the Citadel. From here we drive in the north of Jordan to Jerash, the best example of a Roman provincial city in the whole Middle East. We visit the spectacular Forum, Roman colonnaded street, the Nymphaeum and Artemis Temple. Back to hotel in Amman .Dinner & Overnight.
Today starts our tour to the Desert Castles in eastern Jordan. We visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site Amra Castle with its zodiac dome and the early examples of Omayyad fresco paintings. Moreover you view the fortress-like mysterious Qasr Kharanah and the black basalt Roman/Medieval Islamic fort at Azraq. Continue to Dead Sea hotel, check in. Remainder of the day free with the opportunity to make the unique floating experience at Dead Sea Dinner & Overnight.
After breakfast we depart to Mt. Nebo. This is the place where Moses gazed at the promised land before he died and believed to be his burial place. You visit the old monastery, overlook the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea and parts of the Holy Land. We proceed to Madaba, to view the famous mosaic 6th century map of Palestine in St. George's church. Afterward we drive to Kerak along the famous ancient biblical caravan route the King's Way. We have a short stop in Wadi Al-Mujib, a great wide valley with magnificent geological information. Visit in Kerak the famous Crusader castle built in 1132/34 by King Baldwin I. of Jerusalem. Continue to Petra for Dinner & Overnight .
Today visit the red rose city Petra, the biggest attraction of Jordan. Petra was first established around the 6th century B.C. by the Nabataean Arabs, a nomadic tribe who settled in the area and founded a commercial empire. You can start the trip on horse back or by foot to the canyon, the so called Siq, and then walk to the most beautiful monument: the Treasury, from here to the Street of Facades, the Royal Tombs and Pharaoh's Castle. dinner&overnight .
In the morning we drive 1.5 hours southwards to the protected area of Wadi Rum, one of the most impressing desert landscapes in the world. Here still Bedouins live in a traditional way, and by 4x4 Jeep tour you discover canyons, sand dunes and Nabatean rock inscriptions. Then onto Aqaba at the Red Sea, where the rest of the day is free. Dinner & Overnight in Aqaba.
Breakfast and overnight at hotel, no other services provided. Free day to enjoy the Red Sea resort of Aqaba. Just relax, explore the duty free shopping facilities or have fun with popular water activities like swimming, snorkeling or diving. Dinner & Overnight in Aqaba.
Dependent from your departure time transfer for about 4 hours to Amman Airport to say farewell and board your flight.
In the first half of the year, the peak season usually starts in mid February and continues till the end of May. It starts again in September and continues till the end of November. These are the times where the weather is at its best, but it is worth noting that weather patterns are inconsistent, so it is possible to have perfect weather throughout the year, as most regions record less than 30 days of rain per year. The summer is hot, but nowhere as hot as the gulf countries, so is perfectly bearable.
Absolutely, Jordan has a very low crime rate, and given that tourism is the main source of income for Jordan, security is excellent at all hotels and tourist sites.
Dead Sea Area is located 60 km away from Queen Alia International Airport. The drive takes around 45 minutes in normal traffic. Virtually all Dead Sea Resorts are located in the same area.
Jordanians are by nature very friendly and hospitable, most clients are pleasantly surprised by how genuinely friendly the locals are.
According to the Economist, Jordan’s capital city of Amman ranked #29 in the world in the list of cities with the highest costs of living. Jordan is one of the most expensive countries in the region compared to locals’ income. The average daily price for travelling in Jordan is 67 USD per person, the average price for one-day meals is 16 USD, and the average price for hotel accommodation is 58 USD per person. Alcohol is particularly expensive. That said, the country offers unique experiences, has a boutique feel to it and is well worth what you pay for it.
Yes, indeed! Jordan is one of the best places for hiking and trekking adventures. Some places are better suited to winter hiking than others, while the same is true for summer hiking. For example, the Siq trail in Wadi Mujib is open from April till October, and cannot be undertaken during the rainy winter months, as it is prone to flash flooding.
Jordan & Israel share three border-crossing points; Allenby Bridge, Sheikh Hussein Bridge, or Arava border crossing. There are also regular flights between Amman and Tel Aviv airports, which are a very short flight from each other.
Key Information for Travelers to Jordan
Anyone 2 years or older should properly wear a well-fitting mask in indoor public spaces. Follow all requirements and recommendations in Jordan. Level 4 Travel Health Notices are determined by level of COVID-19 in the destination or other special considerations.
Visas upon arrival for U.S. citizens are typically valid for a 30-day stay. Upon request you may obtain a five-year multi-entry visa at Queen Alia International Airport.
