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Tour Overview
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Short Itinerary
| DAY | SCHEDULE | SLEEPING IN | MEALS |
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| 1 | Amman airport – transfer to Amman hotel | Amman | Welcome drink |
| 2 | Amman – Jerash – Ajloun – Amman | Petra | Breakfast |
| 3 | Amman – Madaba – Mount Nebo – Desert Highway – Little Petra | Petra | Breakfast and dinner |
| 4 | Petra | Wadi Araba | Full board |
| 5 | Petra – Snake Monument – Jebel Haroun | Wadi Araba | Full board |
| 6 | Petra – Wadi Rum | Wadi Araba | Full board |
| 7 | Wadi Rum | Wadi Rum | Full board |
| 8 | Wadi Rum – Dead Sea | Amman | Breakfast |
| 9 | Transfer to Amman airport | Departure | N/A |
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Prices quoted in US dollars per person
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Prices include:
- Assistance with visa process at airport
- All transfers by air-conditioned bus with English-speaking driver
- Bed and breakfast hotels (sharing a double room)
- Entrance tickets to sites in the itinerary
- Lunch at the Dead Sea
- English guide in Petra for 3 hours and at Jerash for 1.5 hours
- Short horse ride in Petra
- 2-hour jeep tour in Wadi Rum
- Wadi Rum Campsite (shared room)
Not included:
- Airfares
- Travel insurance
- Lunches and dinners other than stated in the itinerary
- Additional excursions
- Tips
- Private expenses
- Any items not mention above
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Day 1: Queen Alia International Airport – Amman
You will be met at Queen Alia Airport in Amman and assisted through customs and immigration by a member of our team before being taken to your hotel in Amman to stay overnight.
Day 2: Amman – Jerash – Ajloun – Amman
After breakfast, we drive north to visit Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman cities outside Italy, and Ajloun, site of a 12th-century Saracen castle built by one of Saladin’s lieutenants. In the evening we return to Amman for the night
Day 3: Amman – Madaba – Mount Nebo – Desert Highway – Little Petra
After breakfast we will drive to Madaba to visit the famous mosaic map of Jerusalem and the Holy Land in St George’s church. The next stop will be Mount Nebo, from where like Moses you will be able to overlook the Holy Land and the Dead Sea, including, if the sky is clear, Jerusalem, Jericho and Bethlehem. We will then take the Desert Highway to Little Petra (Siq al Barid), the northern customs outpost for the Nabatean capital. After a walk to see a portion of Nabatean fresco in one of the many carved and decorated caves and Baidha, a pre-pottery Neolithic site which is one of the earliest known agricultural settlements. We will camp in Little Petra overnight.
Day 4: Petra: the Siq, Treasury, Royal Tombs, High Place of Sacrifice
After breakfast, we will hike through a beautiful and little-travelled canyon to the Monastery in Petra. From the top of Petra at the Monastery, we will make our way down to explore the main monuments of the rose-red city: the spectacular Treasury, Royal Tombs, burial chambers and High Place of Sacrifice, ending at the Siq. We will eat a Bedouin dinner and camp in Petra.
Day 5: Petra: Snake Monument, Jebel Haroun
In the morning, hike from your camp at the Snake Monument, to Jebel Haroun, the tomb of prophet Aaron, and enjoy the panoramic views of Petra and Wadi Araba, then hike back to the camp at the Snake Monument.
Day 6: Petra – Wadi Rum
We will explore Petra further in the morning on our way out of the site, then drive along the King’s Highway to Wadi Rum. We will arrive in time to admire the sunset before going to a private Bedouin camp. The camp has all facilities, including mattresses, blankets, pillows, beds in a small private tents and European-style bathrooms with showers and flush toilets.
Day 7: Wadi Rum
This day is dedicated to exploring Wadi Rum. You will pass the famous Seven Pillars of Wisdom described by Lawrence of Arabia and explore Wadi Rum by jeep in a full-day trip to see Lawrence’s Spring and inscriptions made by the Thamudic and Nabatean people centuries ago. We will also visit Khazzall Canyon and the Little Stone Bridge, where you can climb one of the natural rock bridges and some sand dunes. We then head for Umm Fruth Bridge, the house where Lawrence of Arabia lived, Burdah rock bridge and Barrah Canyon. Finally we will return to the desert camp for the night.
Day 8: Wadi Rum – Dead Sea
In the morning, we travel to the Dead Sea for a few hours. As soon as you arrive, you will check in your hotel where you will stay overnight, and spend the rest of the day relaxing in the Dead Sea where even non-swimmers can float in the salty waters at the lowest terrestrial point on Earth. Dead Sea mineral water nourishes and softens the skin and is said to help pain from arthritis, rheumatism, psoriasis, eczema and stress and you can enjoy mineral-rich mudpacks.
Day 9: Dead Sea –Amman airport
We will drive back to Amman and the airport for you to catch your flight, whenever that may be.
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Prices
Prices are quoted in US dollars per person and are valid until September 2014.
Prices for Children
- Children under 2 are free of charge.
- Children aged from 2 to 5 pay 25% of the adult price.
- Children aged from 6 to 11 pay 50% of the adult price.
- Children over 12 pay the full adult price.
Payment Policy
Reservations should be made as far in advance as possible so we can make the appropriate arrangements.
The booking will be secured upon receiving a deposit of 25%, or, during the Christmas and New Year holidays, a deposit of 50%. This deposit is part of your final payment. Deposits can only be made by wire transfer or through Western Union.
Jordan Entry Visas
To enter Jordan, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your scheduled departure date. Visas can be obtained in advance from the Jordanian Consulate in your country of origin, or upon arrival at a Jordanian airport for USD 30. Please check for any special conditions attaching to your nationality beforehand.
Tipping
It is customary in Jordan to express satisfaction and gratitude for good service by giving a tip. A tip is much appreciated by guides, drivers, cleaning staff, etc., but tipping is not obligatory and the amount given is up to the tipper’s discretion.
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Our Jordan Adventure is designed for those who want to explore the magnificent mountains and deserts of Jordan by foot following lesser-known Bedouin trails.