Jordan
"The bridge between sea and steppe where the hand-carved rose-red city of Petra meets the Mars-like landscapes of Wadi Rum and the lowest point on Earth at the Dead Sea."
The Nabataean Nomad: Desert Echoes & Dead Sea Salt
A high-voltage 7-day traverse through the crown jewels of the Hashemite Kingdom. Experience the Roman grandeur of Jerash, the ancient mystery of Petra, and the absolute silence of the Wadi Rum desert.
The White City: Arrival in Amman
"Welcome to the city of seven hills! Your journey begins at the Amman Citadel, offering a 360-degree view of the Roman ruins and the sprawling white-stone capital. In the afternoon, walk down to the 6,000-seat Roman Theater. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of traditional 'Mansaf'—Jordan's national dish of lamb and yogurt—in the vibrant heart of Rainbow Street."
Amman Citadel & Temple of Hercules
Explore the ancient ruins perched on Jebel al-Qala'a, marvelling at the colossal stone hands of Hercules and the 8th-century Umayyad Palace.
Rainbow Street & Downtown Souks
Navigate the colorful boutiques of Rainbow Street before descending into the bustling gold and spice markets of the old Balad district.
Sufra Jordanian Banquet
Indulge in an authentic multi-course meal at one of Amman's most famous villas, sampling clay-pot meats and fresh pomegranate-infused mezze.
The Pompeii of the East: Jerash
"We drive north to Jerash, the best-preserved city of the Roman Decapolis. You will walk the colonnaded streets and stand in the Oval Plaza. In the afternoon, visit Ajloun Castle, a 12th-century Muslim fortress built to defend against the Crusaders. Tonight, return to Amman for a quiet sunset coffee overlooking the neon-lit valleys."
Jerash Roman City Expedition
Explore the 'Pompeii of the East', marvelling at the Cardo Maximus, the South Theater's acoustics, and the monumental Arch of Hadrian.
Ajloun Islamic Fortress
Wander the stone halls of the Ayyubid-era castle, viewing the intricate defensive architecture and the panoramic views of the Jordan Valley.
Amman Skyline Sunset Reflection
Join the locals at a viewpoint overlooking the King Abdullah I Mosque, watching the blue-domed landmark illuminate as the sky turns violet.
Mosaic Road: Madaba & Mount Nebo
"Today features a journey along the King's Highway. You visit Madaba to see the world-famous 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land. In the afternoon, stand on Mount Nebo, where Moses is said to have seen the Promised Land. Tonight, arrive at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, to watch the stars reflect in the salty water."
Madaba Mosaic Map
Explore the Church of St. George, viewing the two-million pieces of colored stone that form the oldest surviving map of the Holy Land.
Mount Nebo Pilgrimage
Stand at the memorial site of Moses, marvelling at the spectacular views of the West Bank, the Jordan River, and the shimmering Dead Sea.
Dead Sea Salt Float
Experience the natural buoyancy of the hyper-saline waters, applying mineral-rich black mud to your skin before watching the sun set over Israel.
The Rose-Red City: Petra
"Prepare for the absolute highlight of Jordan. You drive to Petra and walk through the Siq, a 1.2km narrow canyon, until the Treasury (Al-Khazneh) suddenly appears. Spend the afternoon exploring the Royal Tombs and climbing the 800 steps to the Monastery (Ad-Deir). Tonight, experience 'Petra by Night', walking the candle-lit path to the Treasury for a hauntingly beautiful performance."
The Petra Full-City Trek
Navigate the Siq to reach the Treasury, following the Roman street to the Great Temple and the high-altitude Ad-Deir Monastery.
The Royal Tombs & Colonnades
Wander through the massive multi-story facades carved directly into the pink sandstone cliffs, viewing the Urn Tomb and the Silk Tomb.
Petra by Night Ritual
Walk the Siq illuminated by 1,500 candles, arriving at the Treasury to listen to traditional Bedouin music and storytelling under the moonlight.
The Valley of the Moon: Wadi Rum
"We drive to Wadi Rum, a spectacular desert landscape of towering sandstone peaks and red sand dunes. You will take a 4x4 safari to see the Lawrence of Arabia spring and prehistoric petroglyphs. In the afternoon, ride a camel into the deep desert. Tonight, enjoy a 'Zarb' BBQ—lamb cooked in an underground pit—and sleep in a luxury Martian-style dome under a billion stars."
Wadi Rum 4x4 Desert Safari
Navigate the red sand valleys to reach the Burdah Rock Bridge and the ancient inscriptions of the Khazali Canyon in a high-clearance vehicle.
Sunset Camel Trek
Ride a traditional desert 'ship' across the orange ridges as the shadows grow long, witnessing the peaks turn to blood-red in the golden hour.
Bedouin Zarb Firepit Supper
Indulge in a traditional nomadic feast of lamb and vegetables slow-roasted in a sand-pit, followed by sweet sage tea around the campfire.
The Red Sea Gateway: Aqaba
"We head to Aqaba, Jordan's only coastal city on the Red Sea. You'll board a luxury glass-bottom boat to see the vibrant coral reefs and the sunken tank wreck. In the afternoon, relax on the white-sand beaches of the Tala Bay. Tonight, enjoy a seafood feast of fresh Red Sea sea bream and shrimp in the city center. Tonight, reflect on your journey as the lights of Israel and Egypt flicker across the bay."
Aqaba Snorkel & Boat Cruise
Sail the crystal-clear Gulf of Aqaba to snorkel over the Japanese Garden reef and view the unique underwater military museum.
Aqaba Fort & Old Town
Visit the 16th-century Mamluk castle that was a key site during the Arab Revolt, followed by a walk through the city's lively coastal parks.
Sayadieh Seafood Night
Sample the local signature dish of spiced fish with browned rice at Burj Al Hamam, watching the moonlight reflect on the international waters.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Amman
"Your monumental 7-day odyssey through the Hashemite Kingdom finally concludes. You fly or drive back to Amman for a final luxury breakfast. You'll take a final morning trip to the King Abdullah I Mosque with its magnificent blue dome. As you head to Queen Alia International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the rose-red rocks to the salty shores. Phir Milenge!"
King Abdullah I Mosque
Explore the spectacular blue-domed landmark, marvelling at the massive prayer hall and the museum of Islamic history inside the mosque grounds.
Final Jordanian Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Falafel and Hummus at the legendary Hashem Restaurant in downtown, the most famous casual spot in Jordan.
Queen Alia Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the hills of the capital to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the Land of Peace.
The King’s Highway & Sacred Canyons Odyssey
An epic two-week journey beyond the standard trail. Experience the Greco-Roman views of Umm Qais, the canyoning adrenaline of Wadi Mujib, the medieval tranquility of Dana Village, and the Umayyad frescoes of the desert palaces.
The City of Seven Hills: Arrival in Amman
"Welcome to Amman! Your journey begins in the historic Balad district. Explore the Roman Theater and the Jordan Museum to see the Copper Scroll. In the afternoon, wander the galleries of Jebel al-Weibdeh, the city's artistic soul. Tonight, enjoy a welcome banquet of traditional 'Zarb' at a hilltop restaurant overlooking the ancient Citadel ruins."
The Jordan Museum & Dead Sea Scrolls
Explore the nation's premier museum, marvelling at the 9,000-year-old Ain Ghazal statues and the unique bronze scrolls found by the Dead Sea.
Jebel al-Weibdeh Gallery Walk
Navigate the bohemian heartbeat of Amman, visiting the Darat al Funun art center and sampling local coffee in the city's most charming stone neighborhood.
Fakhr El-Din Levantine Banquet
Indulge in an authentic multi-course meal in a former prime minister's residence, sampling world-class mezze and charcoal-grilled lamb.
Borderlands of Rome: Umm Qais & Pella
"We drive to the absolute northern tip of Jordan to reach Umm Qais (ancient Gadara). You will stand among black basalt ruins overlooking the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights. In the afternoon, descend to the Jordan Valley to explore Pella, one of the most important archaeological sites of the Decapolis. Tonight, enjoy a sunset dinner in the oak forests of Ajloun."
Umm Qais Basalt Ruins
Explore the Greco-Roman city of Gadara, marvelling at the unique black stone theaters and the panoramic views of the Galilee and Tiberias.
Pella Jordan Valley Expedition
Wander through the massive ruins that span the Bronze Age to the Islamic era, marvelling at the early Christian churches and Roman odeons.
Ajloun Forest Sunset Hike
Trek the 'Soap Maker's Trail' through the oak and pistachio woods, watching the sun dip behind the Palestinian mountains on the western horizon.
The Fortress of Saladin: Ajloun & Jerash
"Today features a journey into the medieval heart of the north. You visit the Ajloun Castle, a 12th-century Islamic fortress built to counter Crusader expansion. In the afternoon, continue to Jerash, the world's best-preserved Roman provincial city. You'll stand in the Oval Plaza and walk the Cardo Maximus. Tonight, return to Amman to enjoy the illuminated view of the city's seven hills."
Ajloun Islamic Fortress
Explore the Ayyubid-era castle, marvelling at the labyrinthine stone corridors and the strategic view of the three main routes to the Jordan Valley.
Jerash Roman Metropolis
Explore the 'Pompeii of the East', marvelling at the 13-meter Hadrian’s Arch, the South Theater's acoustics, and the Temple of Artemis.
Jerash Heritage Supper
Indulge in a meal of traditional 'Lebanese' style grills at a historic restaurant near the Roman ruins, watching the columns illuminate at dusk.
Desert Secrets: The Umayyad Castles
"We drive east into the black basalt desert to reach the Desert Castles. You visit Qasr Amra (UNESCO), famous for its 8th-century frescoes and steam baths. In the afternoon, explore Qasr al-Azraq, the black-stone fortress used by T.E. Lawrence during the Arab Revolt. Tonight, return toward the Dead Sea, watching the arid plains transition into the deep limestone canyons."
Qasr Amra & Qasr Kharana
Explore the 8th-century hunting lodge, marvelling at the rare Islamic frescoes of kings and hunters, and the enigmatic architecture of Kharana.
Qasr al-Azraq (Black Castle)
Visit the basalt fortress that served as T.E. Lawrence's winter headquarters, marvelling at the massive stone doors and the Roman-era foundation.
Azraq Wetland Reserve Walk
Explore the desert oasis, spotting rare birds and water buffalo in the only remaining wetland ecosystem in the eastern Jordanian desert.
The Lowest Point: Dead Sea & Baptism Site
"Spend your morning at Bethany Beyond the Jordan, the archaeological site where Jesus is believed to have been baptized. In the afternoon, relax at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth. You'll experience the natural buoyancy of the water and the skin-healing black mud. Tonight, enjoy a luxury spa ritual at the Kempinski Ishtar, watching the lights of Jerusalem appear on the horizon."
Bethany Beyond the Jordan
Visit the UNESCO site on the river bank, exploring the 5th-century Byzantine churches and the place where John the Baptist lived and preached.
Dead Sea Mineral Floating
Relax in the hyper-saline waters of the Ishtar private beach, applying the famous mineral mud and viewing the spectacular Rift Valley geology.
Ishtar Anantara Spa Ritual
Indulge in a signature massage using Dead Sea salts and local olive oil, experiencing the absolute silence of the lowest point on earth.
The River Canyon: Wadi Mujib Canyoning
"Prepare for an adrenaline rush! We drive to the Mujib Biosphere Reserve, the 'Grand Canyon of Jordan'. You will participate in the Siq Trail canyoning trek, navigating waterfalls and deep pools between towering sandstone walls. In the afternoon, return to the highland ridge to visit the Dead Sea Panorama. Tonight, stay in a luxury cliff-side resort overlooking the abyss."
Wadi Mujib Siq Trail Canyoning
Trek the spectacularly narrow river canyon, swimming through deep pools and climbing waterfalls in the world's lowest nature reserve.
Dead Sea Panorama Viewpoint
Drive to the high-ridge museum and lookout, marvelling at the geological exhibits and the absolute best sunset view of the entire Dead Sea basin.
Ma'in Hot Springs Soak
Relax beneath natural hyper-thermal waterfalls that cascade from the mountain into deep mineral pools, surrounded by vertical basalt cliffs.
The King’s Highway: Karak Castle & Dana
"We drive south along the historic King's Highway to reach Karak Castle. You'll explore the 12th-century Crusader stronghold, marvelling at the seven levels of tunnels and chambers. In the afternoon, arrive in the Dana Biosphere Reserve, a 15th-century stone village perched on a cliff. Tonight, enjoy a traditional Bedouin dinner and sleep in a heritage guesthouse overlooking the Great Rift Valley."
Karak Crusader Castle Expedition
Explore one of the largest castles in the Levant, navigating the dark underground galleries and the grand kitchen halls of the Crusaders.
Dana Village Heritage Walk
Wander through the restored 15th-century stone houses, learning about the community-led conservation projects and the unique local crafts.
Dana Reserve Sunset Ridge Trek
Hike to the 'Shaq al-Reesh' ridge for a panoramic sunset over the spectacular sandstone formations and the desert mountains of the south.
The Desert Trek: Dana to Feynan
"Today features a spectacular 14km hike through the Dana Biosphere Reserve. You will descend from the highland forests to the arid desert floor of Wadi Dana, arriving at the world-famous Feynan Ecolodge. In the afternoon, visit the prehistoric copper mines. Tonight, enjoy a candle-lit dinner and a stargazing session at the solar-powered lodge, experiencing the absolute silence of the wilderness."
Wadi Dana Full-Canyon Trek
Navigate the spectacular transition from high mountain peaks to the Wadi Araba desert floor, spotting rare ibex and diverse floral systems.
Feynan Copper Mines Expedition
Explore the ruins of the 10,000-year-old copper mines, viewing the Roman-era slag heaps and the Neolithic shafts that defined early trade.
Feynan Candle-lit Stargazing
Relax on the lodge rooftop as all lights are extinguished, observing the galaxy through a high-powered telescope in one of the darkest spots in Jordan.
The Forgotten Castle: Shobak to Petra
"We drive toward Petra, stopping at the Shobak Castle (Montreal). This lonely fortress was the first built by the Crusaders in the kingdom of 'Outremer'. In the afternoon, visit 'Little Petra' (Siq al-Barid) to see the rare Nabataean wall paintings. Tonight, enjoy a traditional 'Petra Kitchen' cooking class, learning the secrets of making the perfect hummus and tabouleh."
Shobak Crusader Castle
Explore the remote 12th-century fortress, marvelling at the stone-cut inscriptions and the deep secret tunnel leading to an underground spring.
Little Petra (Siq al-Barid)
Wander through the 'miniature' version of Petra, viewing the spectacularly preserved painted ceiling in the Painted Biclinium and the rock-cut stairs.
Petra Kitchen Cooking Masterclass
Join a local chef to learn the techniques of traditional Jordanian home cooking, dining on your own creations in a warm communal atmosphere.
The Pink Citadel return: Petra Treasury
"Today is dedicated to the absolute pinnacle of Nabataean engineering. You enter Petra at 6:00 AM to reach the Treasury (Al-Khazneh) before the crowds. In the afternoon, explore the Royal Tombs and climb the High Place of Sacrifice for a panoramic view of the entire pink city. Tonight, enjoy a 'Cave Dinner' in a 2,000-year-old rock chamber, listening to the echoes of the desert."
The Treasury & High Place Trek
Experience the sunrise at Al-Khazneh, following the mountain trail to the Obelisks and the sacrificial altars overlooking the valley floor.
Royal Tombs & Roman Theater
Wander the massive multi-story facades of the Urn Tomb and the Corinthian Tomb, marvelling at the rock-cut theater that held 4,000 people.
Nabataean Rock-Cave Gala
Indulge in a celebratory banquet inside a restored ancient cave, enjoying live oud music and a feast of slow-cooked meats and Jordan wines.
The Monastery Summit: Petra North
"For your final segment in Petra, we head to the Ad-Deir Monastery. You'll climb the 800 stone steps to reach the massive 50-meter high monument. In the afternoon, visit the Petra Museum to see the highlights of the recent excavations. Tonight, return toward the Bedouin desert to reach the red dunes of Wadi Rum. You stay in a Martian-style luxury dome under the stars."
Ad-Deir Monastery Expedition
Scale the mountain stairs to reach the most impressive monument in Petra, marvelling at the massive stone urn and the views of the Wadi Araba.
Petra Museum Masterclass
Explore the high-tech state-of-the-art museum, viewing the marble statues and gold jewelry that reveal the daily life of the ancient Nabataeans.
Bedouin Zarb Firepit Supper
Indulge in a traditional nomadic feast of lamb and vegetables slow-roasted in a sand-pit, followed by sweet sage tea around the campfire.
The Valley of the Moon: Wadi Rum Safari
"Spend a full day in the desert that Lawrence of Arabia called 'Vast, echoing, and God-like'. You will take a 4x4 safari to reach the Burdah Rock Bridge and the ancient Thamudic petroglyphs of Khazali Canyon. In the afternoon, ride a camel to the crest of a red dune for a sunset. Tonight, enjoy live 'Oud' music and a Bedouin storytelling session under a canopy of a billion stars."
Wadi Rum Deep-Desert Safari
Navigate the red sand valleys in a high-clearance vehicle, visiting Lawrence's Spring and climbing the massive Al-Hasany dunes.
Sunset Camel Caravan
Ride a traditional desert 'ship' across the orange ridges as the shadows grow long, witnessing the peaks turn to deep crimson in the golden hour.
Star-gazing & Bedouin Mythology
Join a resident desert guide to observe the night sky with zero light pollution, learning the Bedouin star-names and ancient navigation myths.
The Red Sea return: Aqaba Snorkeling
"We drive to Aqaba, Jordan's only coastal city. You'll board a luxury glass-bottom boat to sail the crystal-clear Gulf. In the afternoon, snorkel over the 'Japanese Garden' reef and see the unique underwater military museum. Tonight, enjoy a seafood feast of fresh Red Sea sea bream in the city center, reflecting on your 14 days across the canyons and deserts of the Hashemite Kingdom."
Aqaba Yacht & Snorkel Safari
Sail the international waters to swim with giant sea turtles and view the sunken C-130 aircraft and tank at the bottom of the Gulf.
Aqaba Fort & Heritage Museum
Visit the 16th-century Mamluk castle that was a key site during the Arab Revolt, followed by a walk through the city's lively coastal parks.
Sayadieh Coastal Farewell Gala
Toast your odyssey with a traditional seafood banquet at Burj Al Hamam, watching the lights of Egypt and Saudi Arabia ignite across the bay.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Amman
"Your monumental 14-day traverse of Jordan finally concludes. You fly back to Amman or take a private transfer for a final traditional breakfast. You'll take a final morning trip to the King Abdullah I Mosque with its magnificent blue dome. As you head to the Queen Alia International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the basalt ruins of the north to the red sands of the south. Phir Milenge!"
King Abdullah I Mosque Tour
Explore the spectacular blue-domed landmark, marvelling at the massive prayer hall and the museum of Islamic history inside the mosque grounds.
Final Jordanian Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Falafel and Hummus at the legendary Hashem Restaurant in downtown, the most famous casual spot in Jordan.
Queen Alia Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the hills of the capital to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the Land of Peace.
The Heritage Backbone & Deep Rift Odyssey
An epic three-week masterclass in human civilization. Explore the black basalt ruins of the Decapolis, navigate the lowest river canyons on earth, trek the ancient copper trails of Dana, and witness the 9,000-year-old origins of urban life.
The White Metropolis: Arrival in Amman
"Welcome to the city of seven hills! Your odyssey begins at the Amman Citadel, offering a 360-degree view of the Roman ruins and the sprawling limestone capital. In the afternoon, walk down to the 6,000-seat Roman Theater. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of traditional 'Mansaf'—Jordan's national dish of lamb and yogurt—in the vibrant heart of the city."
Amman Citadel & Umayyad Palace
Explore the ancient ruins perched on Jebel al-Qala'a, marvelling at the colossal stone hands of the Temple of Hercules and the 8th-century palace dome.
Rainbow Street & Downtown Balad
Navigate the colorful boutiques and galleries of Jebel Amman before descending into the bustling gold and spice markets of the old city center.
Sufra Jordanian Banquet
Indulge in an authentic multi-course meal at one of Amman's most famous villas, sampling clay-pot meats and fresh pomegranate-infused mezze.
The Black Desert: Eastern Umayyad Trail
"Today features a journey into the basalt desert of the east. You visit Qasr Kharana, an enigmatic 8th-century fortress, and Qasr Amra (UNESCO), famous for its rare Islamic frescoes. In the afternoon, explore the black-stone castle of Azraq, used by T.E. Lawrence during the Arab Revolt. Tonight, enjoy a quiet dinner at the Azraq Wetland Reserve."
Qasr Amra Frescoes Tour
Explore the 8th-century hunting lodge, marvelling at the unique pre-Islamic style murals of kings, hunters, and the zodiac painted on the vaulted ceilings.
Qasr al-Azraq (Black Castle)
Visit the basalt fortress that served as T.E. Lawrence's winter headquarters in 1917, marvelling at the massive three-ton stone doors still on their hinges.
Azraq Wetland Flamingo Walk
Explore the desert oasis, spotting rare birds and water buffalo in the only remaining wetland ecosystem in the eastern Jordanian desert.
The Northern Heights: Umm Qais
"We drive to the absolute northern tip of Jordan to reach Umm Qais. You will stand among the black basalt ruins of the Decapolis city of Gadara, overlooking the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights. In the afternoon, descend to the Jordan Valley to explore the Roman baths of Al-Himma. Tonight, sleep in a heritage guesthouse surrounded by olive groves."
Gadara Basalt City Expedition
Explore the unique Greco-Roman ruins built of volcanic stone, marvelling at the basalt theaters and the colonnaded street with views of Israel and Syria.
Golan Lookout Ridge Trek
Hike the limestone ridges north of the city to reach the most spectacular viewpoint in Jordan, watching the sunset over the Sea of Galilee.
Umm Qais Farm-to-Table
Indulge in a traditional northern feast prepared by local village women, sampling fresh labneh, mountain herbs, and stone-baked bread.
The Forest of Oaks: Ajloun & Pella
"Today features a journey into the green heart of Jordan. You visit the Ajloun Castle, a 12th-century Islamic fortress perched on Jebel Auf. In the afternoon, continue to the ruins of Pella in the Jordan Valley, where 6,000 years of history are layered in stone. Tonight, enjoy a sunset dinner in the Ajloun Forest Reserve, listening to the mountain eagles."
Ajloun Castle (Qal'at Ar-Rabad)
Explore the Ayyubid citadel built to defend against the Crusaders, marvelling at the labyrinthine stone halls and the view of the Jordan Valley.
Pella Decapolis Expedition
Wander through the massive ruins of one of the richest cities of the Roman era, exploring the Byzantine churches and the Bronze Age city walls.
Ajloun Soap Maker’s Trail
Trek through the oak and carob forests to reach a local cooperative, seeing how traditional olive-oil soap is produced by the mountain villagers.
The Roman Metropolis: Jerash
"We drive to Jerash, the world's best-preserved Roman provincial city. You will stand in the Oval Plaza and walk the 800-meter colonnaded Cardo Maximus. In the afternoon, visit the nearby Christian ruins of Rihab, home to one of the world's oldest churches. Tonight, return to Amman to explore the vibrant nighttime cafes of Abdoun."
Jerash Full-City Exploration
Explore the 'Pompeii of the East', marvelling at Hadrian’s Arch, the Temple of Artemis, and the incredible acoustics of the South Theater.
Rihab Ancient Church Cluster
Explore the village of Rihab to see the ruins of St. George's Church, dated to 230 AD, potentially the oldest purpose-built church in existence.
Amman Skyline Farewell Gala
Dine on a high-altitude terrace in Abdoun, enjoying modern Levantine fusion cuisine while the city lights reflect in the limestone hills.
The Salt Road: Madaba & Mount Nebo
"Today features a journey along the King's Highway. You visit Madaba to see the world-famous 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land. In the afternoon, stand on Mount Nebo, where Moses is said to have seen the Promised Land. Tonight, arrive at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, to watch the sunset over the West Bank."
Madaba Mosaic Map
Explore the Church of St. George, viewing the two-million pieces of colored stone that form the oldest surviving map of the Holy Land.
Mount Nebo Memorial Site
Stand at the memorial site of Moses, marvelling at the spectacular views of the Jordan River, Jericho, and the shimmering Dead Sea.
Dead Sea Mineral Floating
Experience the natural buoyancy of the hyper-saline waters, applying mineral-rich black mud to your skin before watching the sun set.
The Sacred River: Bethany & Dead Sea
"Spend your morning at Bethany Beyond the Jordan, the archaeological site where Jesus is believed to have been baptized. In the afternoon, enjoy a luxury spa ritual at the Kempinski Ishtar. Tonight, watch the lights of Jerusalem appear on the horizon across the sea. You stay in a luxury pool suite at the lowest point on earth."
Bethany Beyond the Jordan
Visit the UNESCO site on the river bank, exploring the 5th-century Byzantine churches and the place where John the Baptist lived and preached.
Dead Sea Ishtar Spa Ritual
Indulge in a signature massage using Dead Sea salts and local olive oil, experiencing the absolute silence of the lowest point on earth.
Dead Sea Panorama Sunset
Drive to the high-ridge museum for the absolute best view of the entire Dead Sea basin as the moon rises over the limestone cliffs.
The Canyoning Peak: Wadi Mujib
"Prepare for an adrenaline rush! We drive to the Mujib Biosphere Reserve, the 'Grand Canyon of Jordan'. You will participate in the Siq Trail canyoning trek, navigating waterfalls and deep pools between towering sandstone walls. In the afternoon, return toward the highlands to visit the Ma'in Hot Springs. Tonight, sleep beneath a natural thermal waterfall."
Wadi Mujib Siq Trail Trek
Trek the spectacularly narrow river canyon, swimming through deep pools and climbing waterfalls in the world's lowest nature reserve.
Ma'in Hyper-Thermal Soak
Relax beneath natural hyper-thermal waterfalls that cascade from the mountain into deep mineral pools, surrounded by vertical basalt cliffs.
Wadi Mujib Suspension Bridge Walk
Walk the high-tech bridge over the canyon mouth, capturing the dramatic view of the river meeting the Dead Sea at sunset.
The Crusader Stronghold: Karak to Dana
"We drive south along the historic King's Highway to reach Karak Castle. You'll explore the 12th-century Crusader stronghold, marvelling at the dark galleries. In the afternoon, arrive in the Dana Biosphere Reserve, a 15th-century stone village perched on a cliff. Tonight, enjoy a traditional Bedouin dinner and sleep in a heritage guesthouse overlooking the Great Rift Valley."
Karak Crusader Castle Expedition
Explore one of the largest castles in the Levant, navigating the dark underground galleries and the grand kitchen halls of the Crusaders.
Dana Village Heritage Walk
Wander through the restored 15th-century stone houses, learning about the community-led conservation projects and the unique local crafts.
Dana Reserve Sunset Ridge Trek
Hike to the 'Shaq al-Reesh' ridge for a panoramic sunset over the spectacular sandstone formations and the desert mountains of the south.
The Copper Trail: Dana to Feynan
"Today features a spectacular 14km hike through the Dana Biosphere Reserve. You will descend from the highland forests to the arid desert floor of Wadi Araba, arriving at the world-famous Feynan Ecolodge. In the afternoon, visit the prehistoric copper mines. Tonight, enjoy a candle-lit dinner at the solar-powered lodge, experiencing the absolute silence of the wilderness."
Wadi Dana Full-Canyon Trek
Navigate the spectacular transition from high mountain peaks to the Wadi Araba desert floor, spotting rare ibex and diverse floral systems.
Feynan Copper Mines Expedition
Explore the ruins of the 10,000-year-old copper mines, viewing the Roman-era slag heaps and the Neolithic shafts that defined early trade.
Feynan Candle-lit Stargazing
Relax on the lodge rooftop as all lights are extinguished, observing the galaxy through a high-powered telescope in one of the darkest spots in Jordan.
The Forgotten Castle: Shobak to Petra
"We drive toward Petra, stopping at the Shobak Castle. This lonely fortress was the first built by the Crusaders in the kingdom of 'Outremer'. In the afternoon, visit 'Little Petra' (Siq al-Barid) to see the rare Nabataean wall paintings. Tonight, enjoy a traditional 'Petra Kitchen' cooking class, learning the secrets of making the perfect hummus and tabouleh."
Shobak Crusader Castle
Explore the remote 12th-century fortress, marvelling at the stone-cut inscriptions and the deep secret tunnel leading to an underground spring.
Little Petra (Siq al-Barid)
Wander through the 'miniature' version of Petra, viewing the spectacularly preserved painted ceiling in the Painted Biclinium and the rock-cut stairs.
Petra Kitchen Cooking Masterclass
Join a local chef to learn the techniques of traditional Jordanian home cooking, dining on your own creations in a warm communal atmosphere.
The Pink City: Petra Treasury
"Prepare for the absolute highlight of Jordan. You enter Petra at 6:30 AM to walk through the Siq until the Treasury (Al-Khazneh) suddenly appears. Spend the afternoon exploring the Royal Tombs and climbing the High Place of Sacrifice. Tonight, experience 'Petra by Night', walking the candle-lit path to the Treasury for a haunting performance."
Petra Full-City Treasury Trek
Navigate the Siq to reach the Treasury, following the Roman street to the Great Temple and the sacrificial altars overlooking the valley floor.
Royal Tombs & Roman Theater
Wander the massive multi-story facades of the Urn Tomb and the Corinthian Tomb, marvelling at the rock-cut theater that held 4,000 people.
Petra by Night Ritual
Walk the Siq illuminated by 1,500 candles, arriving at the Treasury to listen to traditional Bedouin music and storytelling under the moonlight.
The Monastery Summit: Petra Ad-Deir
"Today you scale the 800 stone steps to reach the Ad-Deir Monastery, the largest monument in Petra. Marvell at the massive 50-meter high rock-carved facade. In the afternoon, visit the Petra Museum to see the gold jewelry of the Nabataeans. Tonight, enjoy a 'Cave Dinner' in a 2,000-year-old rock chamber, celebrating your time in the rose-red city."
Ad-Deir Monastery Expedition
Scale the mountain stairs to reach the most impressive monument in Petra, marvelling at the massive stone urn and the views of the Wadi Araba.
Petra Museum Masterclass
Explore the high-tech state-of-the-art museum, viewing the marble statues and gold jewelry that reveal the daily life of the ancient Nabataeans.
Nabataean Rock-Cave Gala
Indulge in a celebratory banquet inside a restored ancient cave, enjoying live oud music and a feast of slow-cooked meats and Jordan wines.
The Valley of the Moon: Wadi Rum Safari
"We drive south to reach the red sands of Wadi Rum. You will take a specialized 4x4 safari to reach the Burdah Rock Bridge and the ancient Thamudic petroglyphs of Khazali Canyon. In the afternoon, ride a camel to the crest of a red dune for a sunset. Tonight, sleep in a luxury Martian-style dome under a canopy of a billion stars."
Wadi Rum Deep-Desert Safari
Navigate the red sand valleys in a high-clearance vehicle, visiting Lawrence's Spring and climbing the massive Al-Hasany dunes.
Sunset Camel Caravan
Ride a traditional desert 'ship' across the orange ridges as the shadows grow long, witnessing the peaks turn to deep crimson in the golden hour.
Bedouin Zarb Firepit Supper
Indulge in a traditional nomadic feast of lamb and vegetables slow-roasted in a sand-pit, followed by sweet sage tea around the campfire.
Nomads of the Deep: Rum Frontier
"Spend a full day in the desert frontier near the Saudi border. You participate in a traditional Bedouin coffee ritual in the morning. In the afternoon, hike through the Seven Pillars of Wisdom rock formation. Tonight, enjoy a 'Bedouin Poetry' night under the stars, listening to the oral history of the desert tribes."
Traditional Bedouin Coffee Ritual
Join a nomadic family in their winter camp to learn the complex etiquette of desert hospitality and the techniques of roasting cardamom coffee.
Seven Pillars of Wisdom Trek
Hike the jagged sandstone base of the formation that gave Lawrence's book its name, exploring the wind-carved caves and desert flora.
Desert Frontier Stargazing
Observe the Milky Way with zero light pollution, using high-powered telescopes to view planetary alignments and deep-space nebulae.
The Red Sea Gateway: Aqaba Marine
"We drive to Aqaba, Jordan's only coastal city. You'll board a luxury glass-bottom boat to sail the crystal-clear Gulf. In the afternoon, snorkel over the 'Japanese Garden' reef and see the unique underwater military museum. Tonight, enjoy a seafood feast of fresh Red Sea sea bream in the city center. You stay in a luxury waterfront resort."
Aqaba Yacht & Snorkel Safari
Sail the international waters to swim with giant sea turtles and view the sunken C-130 aircraft and tank at the bottom of the Gulf.
Aqaba Fort & Old Town
Visit the 16th-century Mamluk castle that was a key site during the Arab Revolt, followed by a walk through the city's lively coastal parks.
Sayadieh Coastal Dinner Gala
Toast your odyssey with a traditional seafood banquet at Burj Al Hamam, watching the lights of Egypt and Saudi Arabia ignite across the bay.
The Valley return: Ghor Safi Eco-Farms
"We drive north along the Dead Sea highway to reach the Ghor Safi. This is the agricultural heartbeat of the Jordan Valley. You visit an eco-farm to learn about desert-irrigation and participate in a traditional mud-brick building workshop. In the afternoon, explore the Cave of Lot. Tonight, return toward Amman to sleep in a luxury city-center hotel."
Ghor Safi Eco-Farm Experience
Join a local farming cooperative to learn about indigo-dyeing and traditional mud-brick construction, sampling fresh organic produce from the valley.
Cave of Lot & Museum
Explore the 6th-century Byzantine monastery built around the cave where Lot is said to have taken refuge, Viewing the spectacular southern mosaics.
Wadi Araba Desert Sunset
Capture the evening light hitting the salt-encrusted shores of the southern Dead Sea, watching the desert mountains turn deep violet.
Crown Jewels and Farewell Souks return
"For your final segment in the capital, you visit the National Jewelry Museum to see the royal collections. In the afternoon, return to the Downtown Balad for final shopping. You'll join a 'Master of Falafel' session at Hashem, watching the creation of Amman's most famous snack. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell gala dinner at a high-end restaurant in the northern district."
Jordan Royal Jewelry Collection
Explore the nation's premier collection of gold and precious stones from the Hashemite and Ottoman eras inside a masterfully restored villa.
Downtown Gold & Spice Run
Do a final shopping dash for world-class Jordanian silver jewelry and high-quality sumac and za'atar at the city's premier reputable shops.
Final Jasmine Farewell Gala
Celebrate your journey with a traditional banquet accompanied by a live Oud orchestra and folk dancers in a palace-style courtyard.
The Mosaic Capital return: Madaba Deep-Dive
"Today features a journey back to Madaba to visit the Archaeological Park and the Church of the Apostles. You will see the world's most spectacular floor mosaics depicting the personification of the sea. In the afternoon, visit the Mukawir Fortress (Machaerus), where John the Baptist was imprisoned. Tonight, return toward Amman, reflecting on the scale of the ancient kingdoms."
Madaba Deep-Dive Mosaic Tour
Explore the Archaeological Park to see the 6th-century stone maps and the Church of the Apostles, marvelling at the intricate floor-art.
Mukawir (Machaerus) Fortress
Climb to the hilltop palace of Herod the Great, viewing the site of Salome's dance and the breathtaking panorama of the Dead Sea and West Bank.
Madaba Plateau Sunset Drive
Ride across the red-earth wheat fields of the southern plateau, watching the light ignite the limestone towers of the ancient villages.
The Holy Sanctuary return: Baptism Site
"For your final full day, we head back to the Jordan River to visit the Bethany Beyond the Jordan site for a private reflection session. In the afternoon, return to Amman to visit the King Abdullah I Mosque. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell banquet in a traditional mountain 'Diwan', reflecting on your 21 days across the peaks and deserts."
Bethany Private Reflection
Take a private guided session at the Baptism Site, exploring the recently excavated churches and the spiritual tranquility of the riverbank.
King Abdullah I Mosque Tour
Explore the spectacular blue-domed landmark, marvelling at the massive prayer hall and the museum of Islamic history inside the mosque grounds.
Amman Highland Farewell Night
Toast your 21-day odyssey with a traditional banquet accompanied by live high-energy 'Dabke' dancing and mountain poetry in a palace garden.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Amman
"Your monumental 21-day expedition across the heritage backbone finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of Falafel and Hummus. You'll take a final morning trip to the Abu Darwish Mosque to see its stunning black-and-white stone patterns. As you head to the Queen Alia International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories. Phir Milenge!"
Abu Darwish Mosque Masterpiece
Explore the city's most visually striking mosque, marvelling at the alternating layers of white and black stone that represent the city's spirit.
Final Jordanian Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Saltah and spiced tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
Queen Alia Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the hills of the capital to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the Land of Peace.