A Jordanian Tourism tax will be paid on your behalf to cover public liability insurance.

Upon arriving in Amman you will be assisted by a local representative before being transferred to your accommodation.

A fascinating city of contrasts, Jordan’s capital city of Amman offers a unique blend of the old and the new. Today, explore this eclectic Middle Eastern hub with a private guide. Your experience includes stops at the fascinating Roman Theater and Nymphaeum that reflect the historic legacy of the city, and the enchanting Citadel which has stood since the ancient times of the Ammonites. Your introduction to Jordan’s rich heritage and culture is further enhanced by visits to the Archaeological and Folklore museums. Your private city tour can also be tailored to your personal interests. If it's shopping you're after, then the pedestrian Wakalat shopping district offers a wide selection of international brand names to choose from. For a more traditional experience, you may want to visit the old-downtown, also known as the ''Souq'', and take in the traditional sights and smells of the spice market.

Today, transfer from Amman to Petra. On your way, stop to explore the Shobak Castle. A lonely reminder of former Crusader glory, the castle sits less than an hour north of Petra. Tour this fascinating stronghold with your private guide. Once called "Mont Real", Shobak dates from the same turbulent period as Karak. It is perched on the side of a mountain, with a grand sweep of fruit trees below. The castle's exterior is impressive, with a forbidding gate and encircling triple wall. Despite the precautions of its builder, the fortress fell to Saladin only 75 years after it was raised. Inscriptions by his proud successors appear on the castle wall. Following your tour of Shobak continue on your way to Petra.

Enjoy some time at Siq Al-Barid (Little Petra), located to the north of Petra, only a 10 minute drive away. A classical temple stands guard outside the miniature siq which would appear to have been an important suburb of the city of Petra, situated at the point where several ancient caravan routes met, linking Wadi Araba with Gaza, Egypt and the Mediterranean coast. The narrow file, just over 1,100 feet long, is crammed with tombs, temples, triclinia, houses, water channels and cisterns. The surrounding area is picturesque and great for exploration.

Cross an item off your bucket list on a private tour of the enchanting sandstone city of Petra. A treasure of the ancient world, the Rose City is full of mysterious charm that has attracted adventure seekers from all over the globe for many decades, and there is simply no better way to experience it than in the company of a private local guide. Today’s full day tour takes you south to Wadi Musa, the home of Petra nestled in the arid heart of Jordan. Journey back in time as you marvel at the remains of this Nabatean city painstakingly chiseled into rocky environment. After lunch, you will also get an opportunity to do some self-guided exploration of the site before heading back to your accommodation.

Far above Petra on a mountain summit, the Nabataeans carved out the High Place of Sacrifice, their most sacred open-air altar where they performed ritual killings of animals. The path to the altar includes obelisks dedicated to the kingdom's two main deities: Dushara, the god of strength, and al-Uzza, the goddess of water and fertility. Along with public worship, the Nabataeans also practiced private worship as evidenced by the shrines and niches cut into the surrounding rock face. They continued to practice this religion for hundreds of years, but by the early fourth century they had adopted Christianity as their main religion.

Complete your Petra experience with a visit to the Petra Night Show. Exploring this marvel of Nabatean architecture while it’s lit up by over 1,500 candles is a truly enchanting, must-do experience when in Jordan. Stroll down a glowing path through the Siq to The Treasury, and enjoy a performance featuring entrancing Bedouin music.

A private transfer from Petra to Wadi Rum is provided. The approximate transfer duration is one hour and 30 minutes.

Wadi Rum has a timeless feel to it – a stupendous open space, virtually untouched by humanity and its destructive forces. Here, it is the weather and winds that have carved the imposing, towering skyscrapers, so elegantly described by T.E. Lawrence as vast, echoing and God-like. Head into the desert today for a thrilling off-road tour perched up in the back of a specially-modified truck, traveling through the monolithic moonscape of Wadi Rum; discover the valleys and gorges that hide tales of human presence dating back millennia and feel enchanted by the sweeping red dunes of Arabia.

After breakfast, depart for the Dead Sea, stopping at Madaba and Mt. Nebo on the way. Madaba is home to a collection of renowned Byzantine Mosaics. The most renowned mosaic is the captioned map of all major biblical sites spanning from Lebanon to Egypt housed in the 19th century Greek Orthodox St George’s Church. Marvel at this intricate piece of art and learn about the history of this corner of Jordan from your guide. Continue to Mt. Nebo. Believed by many to be the site where Moses got to see the Promised Land, Mt. Nebo is a must-stop for anyone interested in Biblical history. Today, tour this special site with your private guide. According to Jewish and Christian tradition, Moses was buried on this mountain by God himself, and his final resting place is unknown. Following the conclusion of your tour, continue on your way to the Dead Sea.

Indulge in an exceptional culinary journey at the lowest point on Earth, where Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea pairs refined gastronomy with breathtaking natural beauty. Choose from an exquisite collection of on-site dining venues, each offering a distinct ambiance and culinary focus. Savor authentic Lebanese cuisine crafted from regional ingredients, Mediterranean classics reimagined with contemporary flair, or international dishes enjoyed against sweeping Dead Sea vistas. From relaxed poolside dining and open-air terraces to intimate fine-dining settings, impeccable service, thoughtfully curated menus, and serene surroundings come together to create unforgettable dining experiences throughout your stay.

One of the most unique experiences the Dead Sea has to offer is fun, free and available everywhere! Floating in the Dead Sea is a must do on your list! Just lay back, relax and enjoy this natural phenomenon.

Nestled in a quiet valley among the picturesque mountains of Gilead, the ancient city of Jerash pays tribute to the history of Roman influence in this part of the Middle East. Being among the largest and best-preserved sites of Roman architecture in the World outside of Italy, it’s as if it competes with the grandeur of Imperial Rome. Today, explore this spellbinding historical monument with your private guide. Stroll down its colonnaded streets and explore the soaring hilltop temples, handsome theatres, and spacious public squares. Marvel at the city walls pierced by imposing towers and learn about the Roman chapter of Jordan’s history.

A private transfer from the Dead Sea area to the airport in Amman is provided. The driver will assist you with your bags and check-in process.

The Fairmont Amman hotel offers upscale accommodations in Amman’s prestigious Fifth Circle. The hotel is centrally located and it sits within a walking distance from Amman’s most affluent neighborhoods. Within this ancient city, the Fairmont Amman hotel stands as a modern urban oasis of 317 elegantly appointed guestrooms and suites with unparalleled views of the stunning Amman hills. Each accommodation is complete with premium amenities that are essential to discerning business and leisure travelers. Fairmont Amman offers a range of exceptional venues, with a diverse range of gastronomical experiences from across the globe to meet the unique tastes of every guest. The Fairmont Amman hotel provides you with the perfect environment to kick back in style after a long day of exploring the city.

The splendorous Movenpick Petra is the close neighbor of the ancient, dusty rose city of Petra. The hotel, offering 183 rooms and suites, plays host to wanderers aching for the short trek into this well of history and ruins. Upon returning, spend time at one of the seven hotel restaurants, each of which opens doors to culinary persuasions from across the world, though special focus is given to Middle Eastern specialties. The hotel itself remains a centre of activity, with a fully equipped fitness gym, health and wellness swimming pool and steam bath, and views of open horizons. Sit down to some traditional Arabic argil at the end of the evening, and absorb the sun as it sets.

There is no better way to fully relish the otherworldliness and magic of the Wadi Rum’s desert landscapes than to spend the night at a luxurious camp, indulging on local delicacies, and gazing at the endless, starry skies. The Memories Aicha Luxury Camp is a perfect oasis in the middle of this sea of sand where your dreams of an Arabian adventure can come true. The Camp offers a selection of lavishly decorated and comfortable tents that are sure to please any guest visiting this part of Jordan. For the adventuresome, take the winding trail behind the camp's white dome to ascend the rock ledges for an incredibly surreal sunset view. The Memories Aicha Luxury Camp is an excellent choice for those who want to truly experience the best of the Valley of the Moon.

Highly commended by the international hospitality industry, the Kempinski Ishtar, located at the Dead Sea, is one of a kind. With 117 rooms and suites with balconies, terraces or verandas, the hotel’s allure is not simply in its proximity to the Dead Sea. It is the chic design and architecture of the property and rooms that lends flair to a vacation. The restaurants, host to international fusions and trendy bar settings, are exciting and full of surprises. With endless views of the sea and the 9 swimming pools on the hotel grounds, some appearing to overflow into the Dead Sea, the hotel is unforgettable.