08 Days Amman-Petra -Dead sea

• Meet and assist upon arrival and departure
• Free Jordan entry visa, full passport details required in advance
• Accommodation in the above mentioned hotels or same category including breakfast daily
• Excursions in modern deluxe A/C tourist bus as per itinerary (except arrival and departure day)
• Entrance fees as per itinerary
• Access to a 4 stars hotel and resort beach at the Dead Sea including changing rooms, showers and towels
• Qualified German speaking guide on touring days
• Dinner in a local restaurant in Amman on day 7
• VAT tax and service charges in the hotels

• Arrival and departure transfers, please see supplement
• Extra meals and beverages
• Any personal expenses
• Jeep and camels in Wadi Rum
• Tips and portages of all kinds

Optional excursions

• Jeep tour in Wadi Rum desert (bookable on spot and price depending on participants number)
• Petra by night (every Wednesday and Thursday) Price US$ 25.- per person

Arrival / Departure Transfers

• Car up to 3 Pax US$ 38.- per car per way
• Minivan up to 6 Pax US$ 68.- per Minivan per way
• 12 seats bus US$ 98.- per bus per way
• 18 seats bus US$ 138.- per bus per way

Itinerary 

• Day 1 Arrival at Queen Alia Airport - Amman overnight

 You will be greeted by our representative at Queen Alia Airport in Amman. They will be there to help you with customs and immigration procedures. On the first day of your trip, you will be greeted by our representative at Queen Alia Airport in Amman. They will be there to help you with customs and immigration procedures.

Experience a night in Amman

• Day 2  Amman hotel - Amman Citadel - Downtown Amman - Amman overnigh t

Amman, the capital of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, is a city rich in history and culture

Discover the vibrant city of Philadelphia. Discover a city with a captivating blend of ancient and modern elements. Throughout history, various civilizations have left their mark in and around the city, creating a rich tapestry of cultural heritage. Standing atop the citadel, situated on one of the highest hills in Amman, offers a breathtaking view of the historic old city "Al Balad". We explore the historic district of the city. Historical records suggest that the area was settled as early as the Neolithic period. Exploring the ancient markets will transport us to a bygone era.

Experience an unforgettable night in Amman

• Day 3 Amman hotel - Jerash - Dead Sea - Dead Sea overnight

we will begin our journey by leaving the hotel

Jerash is situated on a picturesque plain, enveloped by lush hills and fertile basins. General Pompey conquered it in 63 BC, and it later fell under Roman rule, becoming one of the ten great Roman cities of the Decapolis League.

The city flourished during Roman rule, earning the name Gerasa. Today, it is widely recognized as one of the most well-preserved Roman provincial towns globally. For centuries, Jerash lay hidden beneath the sand until it was carefully unearthed and brought back to life over the course of 70 years. Today, Jerash stands as a remarkable testament to the grand and sophisticated Roman urban design that can be seen across the Middle East. Its streets are paved and lined with columns, its temples sit majestically atop hills, and its theaters are truly impressive. The city also boasts expansive public squares and plazas, as well as baths, fountains, and fortified walls with towering gates. Jerash, with its Graeco-Roman influence, beautifully combines elements from both the East and the West. The architecture, religion

,and languages of this place beautifully showcase the harmonious blending of two influential cultures - the Graeco-Roman world of the Mediterranean basin and the traditions of the Arab Orient.

The Jordan Rift Valley is an absolutely breathtaking destination, boasting a stunning and dramatic landscape. At the Dead Sea, the land dips more than 400m (1,312 ft.) below sea level, creating a truly unique and awe-inspiring experience. At the lowest point on the

On the face of the earth, this expansive body of water is fed by several rivers, including the renowned River Jordan. After the waters reach the Dead Sea, they become trapped and eventually evaporate, leaving behind a concentrated mixture of salts and minerals. This valuable resource is utilized by various industries, agriculture, and medicine to produce high-quality products.

The Jordanian east coast of the Dead Sea has become a popular destination for both religious and health & wellness tourism in the region, offering breathtaking natural and spiritual landscapes.

One of the main highlights of the Dead Sea is its incredibly salty water, which is known for its warmth and soothing properties. The water is about ten times saltier than sea water and contains a variety of chloride salts, including magnesium, sodium, potassium, bromine, and more. Throughout history, the warm and mineral-rich waters have been a magnet for visitors, drawing in notable figures like King Herod the Great and the legendary Egyptian Queen, Cleopatra. Many people have had the pleasure of indulging in the Dead Sea's rejuvenating mud and experiencing the unique sensation of effortlessly floating on their backs, basking in the sun's gentle rays and absorbing the water's beneficial minerals.

Experience a unique overnight stay at the lowest point on Earth.

• Day 4 Dead Sea hotel - Madaba - Mt. Nebo - Aqaba overnight

you will depart from the hotel. Located just 30km from Amman, along the ancient Kings Highway, is a truly unforgettable destination in the Holy Land. Once you've explored a series of historical sites, your journey will lead you to Madaba, a captivating city renowned for its stunning mosaics. Madaba is renowned for its stunning Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics, including the iconic 6th century Mosaic Map of Jerusalem and the Holy Land. The artwork showcases the stunning landscapes, including hills, valleys, villages, and towns that stretch all the way to the Nile Delta, using two million pieces of vibrant local stone.

The Madaba Mosaic Map can be found on the floor of the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George, situated northwest of the city center. The church was constructed in 1896 AD, on top of the remains of a Byzantine church from the 6th century.

Mount Nebo holds great significance in Jordan as a revered holy site and the burial place of Moses. A small Byzantine church was constructed by early Christians, which has since been transformed into a sprawling complex. In 2000, the Late Pope John Paul II visited Jordan and delivered a sermon that attracted around 20,000 faithful attendees .Experience an unforgettable night in Aqaba

• Day 5 Aqaba hotel - Wadi Rum - Petra overnight

it's time to leave the hotel.

Wadi Rum is an awe-inspiring, timeless destination, largely unaffected by human activity and its negative impact. Here, the weather and winds have shaped the impressive skyscrapers, as T.E. Lawrence beautifully described them as grand, resonating, and awe-inspiring..."

Referred to as The Valley of the Moon, this location served as the headquarters for Prince Faisal Bin Hussein and T.E. Lawrence during the Arab Revolt against the Ottomans in World War I. Their remarkable achievements are deeply intertwined with the rich history of this captivating region.

Experience an unforgettable night in Petra.

• Day 6 Petra hotel - Petra - Amman overnight

 you will depart from the hotel.

Petra, a truly remarkable site, is undoubtedly one of Jordan's most precious gems and a top destination for travelers. This incredible city is a true marvel, with its impressive architecture carved into the rock face by the Nabataeans. Over 2000 years ago, this industrious Arab civilization transformed it into a bustling hub for trade routes connecting various regions. From China and India to Egypt, Syria, Greece, and Rome, this city played a vital role in the exchange of silk, spices, and other valuable goods.

The city's entrance is a breathtaking experience, as visitors pass through the Siq, a majestic gorge that stretches over 1km in length. Towering cliffs, reaching a staggering height of 80m, line both sides of this remarkable pathway. Simply strolling through the Siq is an unforgettable experience. The vibrant hues and intricate shapes of the rocks are truly mesmerizing. As you approach the end of the Siq, a breathtaking sight awaits you - the magnificent Al-Khazneh (Treasury).

Petra is home to a multitude of incredible sights, with the Treasury being just the beginning. Prepare to be captivated by the breathtaking natural beauty and awe-inspiring architectural wonders that await you in the Petra valley. There are numerous intricate rock-cut tombs adorned with detailed carvings. Unlike the houses, which were mostly destroyed by earthquakes, the tombs were crafted to withstand the test of time. Around 500 of these tombs have endured, captivating visitors as they pass by the mysterious dark entrances. Additionally, there is a grand theater constructed by the Nabataeans in a Roman architectural style, boasting a seating capacity of 3,000 individuals. Discover a wealth of ancient structures and architectural marvels, including obelisks, temples, sacrificial altars, and colonnaded streets. Perched high above the valley, the breathtaking Ad-Deir Monastery awaits, accessible via a remarkable flight of 800 rock-cut steps.

Experience an unforgettable night in Amman

• Day 7 Amman hotel - Desert Castles - Amman overnight

 we will begin our journey by leaving the hotel. Jordan's desert castles are exquisite examples of early Islamic art and architecture, serving as a testament to a captivating era in the country's vibrant history. The exquisite mosaics, frescoes, stone and stucco carvings, and illustrations showcase the rich cultural heritage of the 8th century, drawing inspiration from Persian and Graeco-Roman traditions. These intricate works of art vividly depict the stories of life during that time. These desert complexes, known as castles due to their impressive size, had a multitude of functions. They served as caravan stations, agriculture and trade centers, resort pavilions, and outposts that facilitated connections between distant rulers and local Bedouins.

Enjoy a delightful dinner at a charming local restaurant in Amman and spend the night there.

• Day 8 Amman hotel - Departure Queen Alia Airport

On day 8, we will begin our journey by leaving the hotel. 
Make sure to arrive at Queen Alia Airport on time for your flight.