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Tour category: Day Trips

  • Wadi Mujib Siq Trail — Canyoning Adventure

    Wadi Mujib Siq Trail — Canyoning Adventure

    A guided canyoning adventure through the Wadi Mujib Siq Trail, the dramatic water gorge that feeds the Dead Sea. Wade and swim up a narrow sandstone canyon with waterfalls, pools and striking rock walls, finishing at a waterfall you climb with a rope. Operated April–October and weather-dependent — water levels are checked daily. A reasonable level of fitness and confidence in water is required; life jackets are provided. A unique, adrenaline-filled way to experience the lowest point on Earth.

    Highlights

    • Wade and swim up the dramatic Wadi Mujib water gorge
    • Waterfalls, deep pools and towering sandstone walls
    • Rope-assisted climb to the final waterfall
    • Operated April–October, weather permitting
    • Life jackets provided; a unique Dead Sea adventure

    What to expect

    A relaxed resort day at the lowest point on Earth. You will float effortlessly in the dense, mineral-rich water, cover yourself in natural black Dead Sea mud, then rinse off in fresh-water showers. The resort pass gives you beach access, pools, showers and loungers, so you can settle in for the afternoon. It is easy on the body and genuinely fun for all ages. Keep valuables dry, avoid shaving the morning you float, and limit float time to about 10–15 minutes.

  • Wadi Rum Camel Trek at Sunset

    Wadi Rum Camel Trek at Sunset

    Ride a camel through Wadi Rum’s red dunes and sandstone canyons with a Bedouin guide, ending at a panoramic sunset viewpoint with sage tea.

    Highlights

    • Ride a camel through red dunes and sandstone canyons with a Bedouin guide
    • A slower, traditional way to experience the Valley of the Moon
    • Visit ancient petroglyphs and a hidden canyon along the way
    • Sweet sage tea brewed on coals at a panoramic sunset viewpoint
    • Optional transfer from Aqaba or Wadi Musa

    What to expect

    A bouncy but comfortable 4×4 ride across red sand and between towering jebels, with short walks at each stop. You will visit canyons carved with ancient petroglyphs, climb natural rock bridges and sandboard down the dunes if you choose, with sweet Bedouin tea brewed in the shade. The day ends at a sunset viewpoint where the whole valley turns crimson. Expect heat by day and a cool, quiet evening — bring a warm layer if you are staying for sunset or overnight.

  • Wadi Rum Hot Air Balloon Sunrise

    Wadi Rum Hot Air Balloon Sunrise

    Soar over the Valley of the Moon at dawn in a hot air balloon for a 360° sunrise view of Wadi Rum’s red desert and sandstone mountains.

    Highlights

    • A sunrise hot air balloon flight over the Valley of the Moon
    • A 360° view of red dunes, canyons and sandstone jebels from above
    • Approximately 45–60 minutes airborne with a certified pilot
    • Champagne-style toast and certificate after landing
    • Optional transfer from Aqaba or Wadi Musa

    What to expect

    A bouncy but comfortable 4×4 ride across red sand and between towering jebels, with short walks at each stop. You will visit canyons carved with ancient petroglyphs, climb natural rock bridges and sandboard down the dunes if you choose, with sweet Bedouin tea brewed in the shade. The day ends at a sunset viewpoint where the whole valley turns crimson. Expect heat by day and a cool, quiet evening — bring a warm layer if you are staying for sunset or overnight.

  • Wadi Rum Rock Climbing & Scrambling Adventure

    Wadi Rum Rock Climbing & Scrambling Adventure

    A full-day guided rock climbing and scrambling adventure on Wadi Rum’s sandstone jebels — routes for all levels with a certified Bedouin climbing guide.

    Highlights

    • Guided rock climbing and scrambling on Wadi Rum’s sandstone jebels
    • Routes for all levels, from easy scrambles to multi-pitch climbs
    • A certified Bedouin climbing guide who knows every route
    • Stunning desert canyon and summit views
    • Optional transfer from Aqaba or Wadi Musa

    What to expect

    A bouncy but comfortable 4×4 ride across red sand and between towering jebels, with short walks at each stop. You will visit canyons carved with ancient petroglyphs, climb natural rock bridges and sandboard down the dunes if you choose, with sweet Bedouin tea brewed in the shade. The day ends at a sunset viewpoint where the whole valley turns crimson. Expect heat by day and a cool, quiet evening — bring a warm layer if you are staying for sunset or overnight.

  • Wadi Rum Sunset Jeep Safari

    Wadi Rum Sunset Jeep Safari

    Ride a 4×4 across the red dunes and rock bridges of Wadi Rum with a Bedouin driver-guide, ending with sweet tea at a sunset viewpoint over the valley.

    Highlights

    • 4×4 safari across red dunes with a Bedouin driver-guide
    • Lawrence’s Spring, Khazali Canyon and ancient petroglyphs
    • Natural rock bridges at Um Fruth and Burdah
    • Sweet sage tea at a secret sunset viewpoint
    • Optional camel ride at golden hour

    What to expect

    A bouncy but comfortable 4×4 ride across red sand and between towering jebels, with short walks at each stop. You will visit canyons carved with ancient petroglyphs, climb natural rock bridges and sandboard down the dunes if you choose, with sweet Bedouin tea brewed in the shade. The day ends at a sunset viewpoint where the whole valley turns crimson. Expect heat by day and a cool, quiet evening — bring a warm layer if you are staying for sunset or overnight.

  • Self-Drive Fly & Drive Jordan Tour — 7 Days

    Self-Drive Fly & Drive Jordan Tour — 7 Days

    A seven-day independent fly-and-drive Jordan adventure — pick up your rental car at Amman Airport and explore Jerash, the Dead Sea, Dana, Petra, Wadi Rum and Aqaba at your own pace, with pre-booked hotels, a detailed route map and support by WhatsApp during your trip.

    Highlights

    • Pick up your rental car at Amman Airport and explore at your own pace
    • A detailed route map and pre-booked hotels along the way
    • Cover Jerash, the Dead Sea, Dana, Petra, Wadi Rum and Aqaba
    • Support by WhatsApp during your trip, plus a local SIM card
    • Full freedom to stop, detour and linger wherever you like

    What to expect

    A comfortable private day with a local driver, air-conditioned transport and a flexible itinerary. You will visit the sites on your route at your own pace, with a sensible lunch stop and time to take photographs. Expect some walking on uneven ground at the sites and a relaxed, unhurried rhythm. Tell us your interests when you book and the day can be tailored around them.

  • Two Nights Private Philadelphia Jordan Tour of Amman and Surroundings

    Two Nights Private Philadelphia Jordan Tour of Amman and Surroundings

    A two-night private deep dive into Amman — the ancient Citadel, the Roman Theater, downtown souks, Jerash and Ajloun, plus a cooking class and a food walk through the city’s seven hills.

    Highlights

    • A two-night private deep dive into Amman — the ancient “Philadelphia”
    • The Citadel, the Roman Theater and downtown souks
    • A day trip to Roman Jerash and Ajloun Castle
    • A hands-on cooking class and a downtown street-food walk
    • Hand-picked central Amman accommodation

    What to expect

    A walkable introduction to Jordan’s capital. You will explore the Amman Citadel and its Temple of Hercules overlooking the old downtown, then descend to the 6,000-seat Roman Theatre cut into the hillside. The downtown souks are busy, fragrant and full of life — falafel, hummus, fresh juice and Arabic coffee among them. Expect some hills and stairs, comfortable shoes and modest dress at cultural stops. The pace is relaxed and the route is flexible on a private tour.

  • Jerash, Ajloun & Umm Qais Full-Day Tour from Amman

    Jerash, Ajloun & Umm Qais Full-Day Tour from Amman

    Three of northern Jordan’s finest sites in one day. Walk the colonnaded streets and South Theatre of Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the world. Climb to Ajloun Castle, a 12th-century Islamic fortress commanding the Jordan Valley. Finish at Umm Qais, where Roman ruins meet sweeping views over the Sea of Galilee and the Golan. Private transport and a local driver throughout.

    Highlights

    • Walk the colonnaded Cardo Maximus of Jerash, a world-class Roman city
    • Hear the South Theatre’s acoustic whispering corner
    • Climb Ajloun Castle, a 12th-century Islamic mountain fortress
    • Take in Umm Qais and its views over the Sea of Galilee and Golan
    • Three of northern Jordan’s finest sites in one private day

    What to expect

    A day among some of the best-preserved Roman ruins anywhere. You will walk the colonnaded Oval Plaza, the Cardo and the South Theatre of Jerash, with Hadrian’s Arch and the Hippodrome near the entrance. Many tours continue to the 12th-century Ajloun Castle, built by Saladin’s general, for panoramic views over olive groves and the Jordan Valley. The ground is uneven stone with little shade, so start early in summer and carry water.

  • Amman ↔ Aqaba Private Transfer

    Amman ↔ Aqaba Private Transfer

    Private transfer either direction: Amman hotel or Queen Alia Airport ↔ Aqaba hotel, airport or port. About 4 hours on the Desert Highway in a private air-conditioned car with an English-speaking driver, bottled water, and one suitcase + one carry-on per person. Optional stops (Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea) on request at extra cost. For 4–7 passengers, send a request for a van.

    Highlights

    • Licensed guide available on request
    • Small-group experience
    • Flexible cancellation

    What to expect

    A comfortable private day with a local driver, air-conditioned transport and a flexible itinerary. You will visit the sites on your route at your own pace, with a sensible lunch stop and time to take photographs. Expect some walking on uneven ground at the sites and a relaxed, unhurried rhythm. Tell us your interests when you book and the day can be tailored around them.

  • Amman Citadel & Street Food Walking Tour

    Amman Citadel & Street Food Walking Tour

    Explore the Amman Citadel and Roman Theatre, then eat your way through downtown: falafel, knafeh, fresh juice and Arabic coffee with a local foodie guide.

    Highlights

    • Amman Citadel and the Temple of Hercules at golden hour
    • The 6,000-seat Roman Theatre
    • Falafel, hummus and kunafa at downtown institutions
    • Fresh sugarcane juice and Arabic coffee tastings
    • Souk walk through the old vegetable market

    What to expect

    A walkable introduction to Jordan’s capital. You will explore the Amman Citadel and its Temple of Hercules overlooking the old downtown, then descend to the 6,000-seat Roman Theatre cut into the hillside. The downtown souks are busy, fragrant and full of life — falafel, hummus, fresh juice and Arabic coffee among them. Expect some hills and stairs, comfortable shoes and modest dress at cultural stops. The pace is relaxed and the route is flexible on a private tour.

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