A 6-day private trip visiting Amman, Jerash, Ajloun Castle, Madaba, Mount Nebo, the Baptism Site, Dana Nature Reserve, Shobak Castle, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Red and Dead Seas. Three nights in Amman and one night in Petra in 3-star hotels (single, double or triple rooms) with breakfast, plus one night in a Wadi Rum Bedouin camp.

Highlights

• Six days covering Amman, Jerash, Ajloun, Madaba and Mount Nebo
• The Baptism Site, Dana Reserve and Shobak Castle
• Petra, Wadi Rum and the Red and Dead Seas
• Three nights in Amman, one in Petra, one in a desert camp
• The most comprehensive private Jordan exploration

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.

An 8-day unforgettable journey across Jordan — Amman, Ajloun, Jerash, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Bethany, the Dead Sea, Kerak, Dana, Shobak, Petra, Wadi Rum and Aqaba.

Highlights

• An 8-day group journey across Jordan
• Amman, Ajloun, Jerash, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Bethany, the Dead Sea, Kerak, Dana, Shobak, Petra, Wadi Rum and Aqaba
• The baptism site at Bethany and the crusader castles of Kerak and Shobak
• A Dana nature stop and a Wadi Rum overnight
• A relaxed group pace with a tour leader

What to expect

A long, memorable day on your feet in a spectacular desert setting. You will walk the narrow Siq canyon as the Treasury comes into view, then explore the Royal Tombs, the Street of Facades and the wider Nabataean city at your own pace. There is an optional climb of around 800 steps to the Monastery (Ad Deir) for a panoramic reward. The ground is sand and rock, so sturdy closed-toe shoes, a hat and water are essential. Start times are adjusted seasonally to avoid the midday heat, and the pace is always yours to set.

A two-day trip to Petra. Driven through the Desert Way from Amman, with a stop at Dana Reserve for photos and a visit to Shobak Crusader Castle, before arriving in Wadi Mousa for the night. A full day exploring Petra follows, with a flexible, customizable private itinerary.

Highlights

• Scenic Desert Way drive from Amman
• Photo stop at Dana Reserve
• Visit the Crusader’s Shobak Castle
• Overnight in Wadi Mousa near Petra
• A full day to explore Petra at your own pace

What to expect

A long, memorable day on your feet in a spectacular desert setting. You will walk the narrow Siq canyon as the Treasury comes into view, then explore the Royal Tombs, the Street of Facades and the wider Nabataean city at your own pace. There is an optional climb of around 800 steps to the Monastery (Ad Deir) for a panoramic reward. The ground is sand and rock, so sturdy closed-toe shoes, a hat and water are essential. Start times are adjusted seasonally to avoid the midday heat, and the pace is always yours to set.

Experience the magic of Jordan on a 4-day private journey through its most captivating destinations — Amman Citadel, Roman Theater, Jerash, Ajloun Castle, Madaba’s St. George’s Map Church, Mount Nebo, Dana Reserve, Shobak Castle, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Red and Dead Seas. Walk among ancient Roman ruins and marvel at Petra’s rose-red wonders. Classic 3-star accommodation.

Highlights

• Amman Citadel, Roman Theater, Jerash and Ajloun Castle
• Madaba’s St. George’s Map Church and Mount Nebo
• Dana Reserve, Shobak Castle and Petra
• Wadi Rum 4×4 safari and overnight Bedouin camp
• The Red Sea and the Dead Sea

What to expect

A long, memorable day on your feet in a spectacular desert setting. You will walk the narrow Siq canyon as the Treasury comes into view, then explore the Royal Tombs, the Street of Facades and the wider Nabataean city at your own pace. There is an optional climb of around 800 steps to the Monastery (Ad Deir) for a panoramic reward. The ground is sand and rock, so sturdy closed-toe shoes, a hat and water are essential. Start times are adjusted seasonally to avoid the midday heat, and the pace is always yours to set.

Petra, Wadi Rum and Aqaba make the classic triangle. This version is for walkers: you climb above the Treasury on the Al-Khubtha trail, take the back route from Little Petra to the Monastery, hike in Wadi Rum with a Bedouin guide and end in the Red Sea.