Tours
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Petra Tour
Voted worldwide by over 100 million people, Petra, a Wonder of the World and an UNESCO World Heritage site, is Jordan’s Treasure.
Petra is a vast and unique city which was carved into the sheer rock face by the Nabataeans, an industrious Arab Civilization who settled in the Region more than 2000 years ago. The Nabataeans were nomadic Arab people from Arabia who began to arrive and settle into the city. By the 2nd century BC, Petra had become a bustling city center and was the...
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Jerash and Ajloun
Your day will start with a drive to the North of Jordan. The highlights of the day are Jerash, Ajloun and Um Qais. Your driver will assist with your tickets and information to enjoy your day.
Jerash, conquered by General Pompey in 63 BC, became under Roman rule and was one of the 10 greatest Roman cities- The Decapolis League.
Today, Jerash is known to be the best preserved Roman provincial cities in the world. In Jerash, you will see the grand and formal ...
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Dead Sea Tours
The Dead Sea, the world’s lowest point on earth, 400 meters below sea level, is one of the most spectacular and breathtaking landscapes in the world. Sparsely populated and serene, the area is surrounded by mountains to the east and rolling hills of Jerusalem to the west giving the Dead Sea its unique beauty.
The therapeutic benefits of the Dead Sea have been around for centuries. The air is close to 8 times richer in oxygen than at sea level. The unique...
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Religious Tour
Jordan is notable for the many religious sites that date back to the Old and New Testament.
Start your tour south at the site where Jesus was baptized: Bethany Beyond the Jordan. It was here that John the Baptist lived and preached. Walk the path to the Jordan River and see the site where Jesus was baptized. Spend your morning walking the trails to the Jordan River. Or, on the hour, a shuttle service is available to the Jordan River.
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Amman Tour
Amman, Jordan’s capital is the home to many outstanding museums and other historical sites. Your tour will start at the Citadel, the main archaeological site of the city. The Citadel or Rabbath-Ammon went through numerous excavations which revealed the following: The Roman, Byzantine and early Islamic artifacts. Located on top of a hill, the Citadel allows for stunning views of downtown Amman, the Jordan flag, and the Roman Amphitheater which dates back to the 2nd century...
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Rainbow District
Welcome to Jabal Amman. A special place, steeped both in the early history of the area and the modern life of Jordan. In its early days, Jabal Amman was the center of Jordan’s political and cultural life. As you walk the streets of the Rainbow District, you will see history of the families and their homes that shaped the Kingdom.
Highlights of the walking tour include:
Born, November 14th, 1935, the late King Hussein’s birthplace.
The...
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Karak Crusader Castle Tour
A visit to Karak Castle built by the Crusader King Baldwin I of Jerusalem, is one of the best preserved Crusader Castles in the Middle East.
The Karak CastleTour takes you 900 meters above sea level and lies inside the walls of the old city. Throughout the castle, the dark and roughly shaped Crusader masonry is easy to discern from the finely crafted blocks of lighter and softer limestone used in many Arab works.
As you approach the Karak Castle, your driver will...
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Kan Zaman Village
Located just outside the city center, experience the spirit of a Jordanian family village at ‘Kan Zaman’. Dine and shop in the original stable buildings that have been renovated serving both Jordanian and International cuisine. This one of a kind ‘Village’ will surely please every pallet.
Shop or linger within the traditional craft men quarters where you will find Jordan’s fine handicrafts, authentic jewelry, and traditional dresses. After dinner,...
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Wadi Rum Tour
If you like Adventure, then you will Love Wadi Rum! Wadi Rum, on the tentative list of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites is a must to experience. As you head south of Amman and approach Wadi Rum, your eyes will adjust to breathtaking and panoramic views of massive mountains, colored in shades of red, yellow, and orange. Wadi Rum is the place where Lawrence of Arabia based his headquarters during the Arab Revolt against the Ottomans in World War I. And, a Hollywood classic ...
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Dana Tour
Your Dana Reserve Tour starts early. The highlights of the day are the vast fertile terrain of the Rift Valley and natural wildlife. Dana is famed for their hiking trails and stunning sceneries. In Dana, your driver will assist choosing a hike either guided or a self to enjoy the spectacular views, entrance to the Dana Village, and lunch prepared by the natural reserve in Dana. Most of your meal is organic and grown in the reserve. Dana Reserve, Jordan’s largest...
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