Explore Jordan and discover the treasures of the Middle East on this 7 night private tour. Immerse yourself in the history, culture, and natural beauty of this multifaceted country, as each step of your journey reveals architectural gems, breathtaking landscapes, and enriching encounters. From exploring ancient cities and desert adventures to experiencing modern city life, this trip to Jordan will be a memorable experience that awakens your senses and fuels your spirit of adventure.

Your itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival in Amman

Day 2: Jerash - Ajloun

Day 3: Madaba - Mount Nebo - Petra

Day 4: Petra

Day 5: Petra - Wadi Rum

Day 6: Wadi Rum - Dead Sea

Day 7: Dead Sea

Day 8: Departure

Please note: your itinerary may have minor adjustments, but your overall trip experience will remain the same.

DAY 1: ARRIVE IN AMMAN

Upon your arrival, you will be welcomed and assisted by our representative at Amman Airport. They will be waiting for you with a sign bearing your name and will assist you before passing through border police and customs to obtain your visa. Then, you will proceed to collect your luggage. Once you have collected your luggage, they will accompany you to your driver, who will take you to your hotel in Amman for dinner. 

Dinner included & overnight stay in Amman.

DAY 2: JERASH - AJLOUN

After breakfast, embark on a journey to the ancient world. You will start with a visit to Jerash, the best-preserved Roman provincial city in the Middle East. Hidden under the sand for several centuries before being discovered and restored over 70 years, Jerash is the quintessential example of Roman municipal planning in the Middle East.

After a lunch break, head to Ajloun, where you will visit the impressive Fortress (Qalaat al Rabad), perched atop a mountain, built in the 12th century during the time of Saladin to defend the region and control the local iron mines. From the summit, enjoy breathtaking views of the Jordan Valley. Before sunset, return to Amman to visit the citadel, the Temple of Hercules, the Roman theatre, and take a stroll through the old city. Return to the hotel for dinner.

Breakfast and dinner included & overnight stay in Amman.

DAY 3: MADABA - MOUNT NEBO - PETRA

After breakfast, bid farewell to Amman to take the King's Highway southward through Jordan. On this road, appreciate the beauty of the landscape, crossing deep wadis, olive groves, rural villages, and agricultural lands. Along the way, stop in Madaba to visit the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George, famous for its Byzantine mosaic map of the Holy Land from the 6th century and other biblical sites.

Then, head to Mount Nebo, the known burial site of Moses, which offers a spectacular view of the Holy Land. Next, visit the castle of Kerak, which provides an impressive glimpse into the architectural and military skills of the Crusaders. At the end of the day, arrive in Petra for dinner.

Breakfast and dinner included & overnight stay in Petra.

Now, the most anticipated day of the trip begins. Today, explore the famous Nabatean site of Petra, the capital of the ancient Nabatean trading empire until the Roman takeover in 106 AD. Petra is located on the edge of Wadi Araba, and one of the best ways to get there is through the Siq, a narrow and winding gorge traversed by the imposing walls of the canyon and the surrounding hills.

Once in Petra, you will notice that there are very few independent buildings, as the Nabateans preferred to carve their homes into the rose sandstone cliffs. The guided tour will take you through the Siq before reaching the Khazneh, one of the most elaborate temples in Petra. Discover how the Nabateans carved their lands into the rock walls and learn more about their spiritual significance.

Then, visit the ancient Roman amphitheatre in ruins and the collonaded street. If you still have energy, you can also visit the High Place of Sacrifice and the Lion Fountain before heading back for dinner.

Breakfast and dinner included & overnight stay in Petra.

DAY 5: PETRA - WADI RUM

Start the day exploring the magnificent desert and mountainous landscapes of Wadi Rum. Keep an eye out for the copper-coloured rocky "jebels" that fascinated "Lawrence" during his visits to the desert during the Arab Revolt, before becoming famous in the film Lawrence of Arabia. Take a 3-hour jeep safari through the magnificent desert landscape, discovering more steep cliffs and strange rock formations. You will spend the evening and night by the campfire, stargazing, and enjoying a delicious traditional Jordanian dinner. Dinner and overnight stay in Wadi Rum. 

Breakfast and dinner included & overnight stay in desert camp.

Finally, begin your return to northern Jordan via the famous Wadi Araba road and leave the desert to discover the unmissable Dead Sea. Not only is it the lowest point on the planet, located 400 metres below sea level, but it is also considered one of the most spiritual landscapes in the world, filled with spectacular natural wonders. You will settle on the shores of the Dead Sea in your magnificent resort for the next two days. 

Breakfast and dinner included & overnight stay near Dead Sea.

DAY 7: DEAD SEA

Enjoy a free day at the Dead Sea to enjoy this relaxing and spiritual environment.

Breakfast and dinner included & overnight stay near Dead Sea.

DAY 8: DEAD SEA DEPARTURE

After breakfast and according to your flight schedule, transfer to the airport to take your return flight. 

Breakfast included.

For your utmost comfort, you will be staying at the following hotels (or similar):

Amman: Amman Marriott Hotel 5* or Sheraton 4*

Petra: Petra Marriott Hotel 5*

Wadi Rum: Imagination Luxury Camp

Dead Sea: Dead Sea Marriott Resort & Spa 5*

If the hotels listed above are unavailable, you will be provided with comfortable accommodation in similar hotels. Local standards apply.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for the modern traveller. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy a connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family, with no risk of going over the limit.

Note: 2GB of internet data represents around 25 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 2 to 3 hours of video streaming / social networking/video calls.

Take part in an authentic cooking class at Petra Kitchen and discover Jordanian flavours by preparing and tasting local dishes alongside local chefs.

Enjoy a unique wellness break with a night in a 4* hotel on the shores of the Dead Sea, combining relaxation, natural treatments and unforgettable sunsets.

Enjoy a unique wellness break with a night in a 5-star hotel on the shores of the Dead Sea, combining relaxation, natural treatments and unforgettable sunsets.

Spend a magical night in a transparent bubble in Wadi Rum, with a Bedouin dinner and breathtaking views of the starry sky.

Enjoy a unique wellness break with a night in a 4* hotel on the shores of the Dead Sea, combining relaxation, natural treatments and unforgettable sunsets.

Enjoy a unique wellness break with a night in a 5-star hotel on the shores of the Dead Sea, combining relaxation, natural treatments and unforgettable sunsets.

Discover the vibrant atmosphere of Amman at night on a guided walk through the old city and Rainbow Street, punctuated by a tasting of knefeh and tea.

Fly over the red desert of Wadi Rum in a hot air balloon at sunrise for a magical and unforgettable experience supervised by professionals.

Admire the starry sky of the Wadi Rum desert and learn to identify constellations, planets and nebulae during an evening guided by a professional astronomer.

Spend a magical night in a transparent bubble in Wadi Rum, with a Bedouin dinner and breathtaking views of the starry sky.

Add an unlimited mobile data plan to stay connected with complete freedom, without any risk of exceeding your allowance. Activate your eSIM and enjoy continuous connectivity wherever you go: share the internet with your loved ones, find the best places around you, use your GPS without stress and enjoy your favourite apps to the full, without worrying about your usage.

Spread across a series of sun-drenched hills, Amman is a captivating blend of ancient heritage and modern Middle Eastern charm. Jordan’s vibrant capital invites travellers to wander between Roman ruins, lively souks, elegant cafés and sweeping viewpoints overlooking its cream-coloured skyline. At the crossroads of history, culture and warm hospitality, Amman is the ideal starting point for discovering the country’s legendary landscapes — from the rose-red city of Petra to the silent deserts of Wadi Rum and the mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea.

Must-sees:

• The Citadel (Jabal Al-Qala’a): Home to the Temple of Hercules and the Umayyad Palace, offering panoramic views over the city.
• Roman Theatre: A beautifully preserved 2nd-century amphitheatre still used for concerts and events.
• Rainbow Street: A lively hub of cafés, galleries and artisan shops — perfect for a leisurely evening stroll.
• King Abdullah I Mosque: Known for its striking blue dome and peaceful atmosphere.
• Jordan Museum: The country’s most important cultural institution, with artefacts spanning millennia.

Culinary culture:

Amman’s food scene is a celebration of Levantine flavours. Savour classics such as mansaf, Jordan’s national dish made with lamb and jameed yoghurt, or indulge in mezze plates filled with hummus, falafel, tabbouleh and warm khubz bread. Street food lovers should not miss kanafeh, a sweet cheese pastry soaked in syrup, best enjoyed fresh in downtown Amman. Pair your meals with local mint tea or freshly squeezed juices for an authentic taste of the city.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its energetic boulevards, Amman reveals quiet, atmospheric corners. Explore the historic districts of Jabal Al-Weibdeh and Jabal Amman, where leafy streets meet independent cafés and art studios. Visit traditional craft workshops, or join a cooking class to learn the secrets of Jordanian cuisine. For a change of scenery, Amman makes an ideal base for day trips — whether to the desert castles of the east, the mosaics of Madaba, or the dramatic canyons of Wadi Mujib.

Good to know:

Amman is served by Queen Alia International Airport, located about 35 minutes from the city centre. The best time to visit is March to May or September to November, when temperatures are warm and comfortable for exploring. The local currency is the Jordanian dinar (JOD).

Carved deep into a desert canyon and glowing with its iconic rose-red hues, Petra is one of the world’s most extraordinary archaeological treasures. Once the thriving capital of the Nabataean kingdom, this ancient city reveals a labyrinth of temples, tombs and rock-cut façades sculpted over 2,000 years ago. Approached through the narrow Siq, Petra unveils its most famous masterpiece, Al-Khazneh, the Treasury - shimmering like a mirage in the shifting light. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Petra offers an unforgettable journey into history and mystery.

Must-sees:

• The Treasury (Al-Khazneh): Petra’s most iconic monument, best admired at sunrise when the sandstone glows pink and gold.
• The Monastery (Ad-Deir): A spectacular climb leads to this monumental façade set high above the valley.
• Royal Tombs: A series of vast, intricately carved chambers overlooking the amphitheatre.
• The Siq: A dramatic, winding gorge guiding visitors to the heart of Petra.
• Petra by Night: Thousands of candles illuminate the Treasury in one of Jordan’s most atmospheric experiences.

Culinary culture:

The Petra region offers hearty, aromatic dishes rooted in Bedouin tradition. Savour zarb, a slow-cooked meal prepared in an underground sand oven, or feast on mansaf, Jordan’s national dish of lamb and fermented yoghurt. Local cafés serve warming teas infused with sage, while desert camps offer sweet pastries and freshly baked flatbread under star-filled skies.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its famous monuments, Petra reveals quieter wonders. Trek to the High Place of Sacrifice for sweeping views, wander through the Colonnaded Street, or explore lesser-known trails once used by nomadic tribes. For a deeper cultural connection, spend time with local Bedouin guides who share stories of life in the desert and the history of their ancestors who once inhabited the caves around Petra.

Good to know:

Petra is located in Wadi Musa, about 2 hours from Aqaba and 3 hours from Amman by car. The best time to visit is March to May or September to November, when temperatures are mild for hiking.