AMMAN tours and multi centre itineraries

Explore the iconic highlights of Petra, beginning with a walk through the narrow, winding Siq that leads to the breathtaking Al Khazneh (The Treasury), a magnificent 45-meter-high temple with a Greek-style façade carved into the rose-red rock. Discover the grandeur of the Royal Tombs and the ancient Amphitheatre, carved directly into the mountainside. Stroll along the Collonaded Street, once a bustling centre of Nabatean life, and conclude your journey at Qasr Al Bint, one of Petra’s few freestanding structures and a testament to its rich architectural heritage.

A perfect introduction to Jordan visiting the key areas of Amman, Petra,Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea. This guaranteed seat in coach tour features the Citadel and Roman Ampitheatre in Amman, St George's Church in Madaba and the Heritage Site of "Umm Al Rasas". Then enjoy a full day to Jordan's Jewel - Petra - one of the new 7 Wonders of the World including a short horseback ride, a short walk through the "Siq" to discover the secrets of this ancient Nabatean city before heading to Wadi Rum one of the most spectacular desert landscapes in the world followed by visiting the largest castle dating back to the crusaders, then descend to the Dead Sea to enjoy floating in its therapautic saline water.

A perfect introduction to Jordan visiting the key areas of Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea. This guaranteed seat-in-coach tour features the Citadel and Roman Amphitheater in Amman, St George's Church in Madaba, and the Heritage Site of "Umm Al Rasas". Then enjoy a full day at Jordan's Jewel - Petra - one of the new 7 Wonders of the World including a short horseback ride, and a short walk through the "Siq" to discover the secrets of this ancient Nabatean city before heading to Wadi Rum one of the most spectacular desert landscapes in the world followed by visiting the largest castle dating back to the crusaders. The tour is then followed by the seaside city of Aqaba, where you can enjoy free time and activities at the beach—moving onto the Dead Sea to enjoy floating in its therapeutic saline water.

Jordan is famed for its ancient past but its present is pretty darn compelling, too. The natural and man-made wonders of Petra and Wadi Rum have been drawing travellers here for ages, but the rough-hewn grandeur of Jordan has remained a secret known only to the boldest of thrill-seekers. Trek the rocky hills to isolated villages along the trails near Ajloun, hike down canyons towards the Dead Sea, and discover the Dana Biosphere Reserve. See for yourself why Jordan is a secret we just couldn’t keep to ourselves any longer.