Dead Sea Sunset Half-Day from Amman

Float at the lowest point on Earth in the late afternoon, cover yourself in mineral mud, and watch the sun set over the Dead Sea from a resort beach.

Float at the lowest point on Earth in the late afternoon, cover yourself in mineral mud, and watch the sun set over the Dead Sea from a resort beach.

Highlights

• Float effortlessly at the lowest point on Earth (−430 m)
• Cover yourself in mineral-rich black Dead Sea mud
• Resort beach access with pools, showers and loungers
• Watch the sun set over the Dead Sea and the hills beyond
• Private transport from Amman with an English-speaking driver

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.

Desert Castles Day Tour From Amman

A full day tour to Jordan's eastern desert castles: Qasr Amra, Qasr Al-Azraq, and Qasr Al-Kharraneh — fascinating Umayyad-era fortresses, hunting lodges and bathhouses decorated with rare early Islamic frescoes. Private sedan for 1–3 persons or SUV/H1 van for 4–7.

A full day tour to Jordan’s eastern desert castles: Qasr Amra, Qasr Al-Azraq, and Qasr Al-Kharraneh — fascinating Umayyad-era fortresses, hunting lodges and bathhouses decorated with rare early Islamic frescoes. Private sedan for 1–3 persons or SUV/H1 van for 4–7.

Highlights

• Qasr Amra — a UNESCO site with rare frescoes
• Qasr Al-Azraq — Lawrence of Arabia’s desert headquarters
• Qasr Al-Kharraneh — an Umayyad desert fortress
• Fascinating early Islamic art and architecture
• Private vehicle with English-speaking driver

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 City & Umm Qais Full Day Tour From Amman

Full day private tour from Amman to the Roman ruins of Jerash and the dramatically situated Umm Qais (ancient Gadara), perched on a promontory overlooking the Sea of Galilee, the Golan Heights and the Jordan Valley. Private vehicle for 1–3 persons in a sedan, 4–7 in an SUV or H1 van.

Full day private tour from Amman to the Roman ruins of Jerash and the dramatically situated Umm Qais (ancient Gadara), perched on a promontory overlooking the Sea of Galilee, the Golan Heights and the Jordan Valley. Private vehicle for 1–3 persons in a sedan, 4–7 in an SUV or H1 van.

Highlights

• The Roman ruins of Jerash — the best-preserved in the region
• Umm Qais (ancient Gadara) overlooking the Sea of Galilee
• Dramatic views of the Golan Heights and Jordan Valley
• Black basalt and white limestone architecture
• Private vehicle with English-speaking driver

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.

Jerash Half-Day Tour from Amman

A half-day private trip to the remarkably preserved Roman city of Jerash — the colonnaded street, Hadrian's Arch, the Oval Plaza and South Theater.

A half-day private trip to the remarkably preserved Roman city of Jerash — the colonnaded street, Hadrian’s Arch, the Oval Plaza and South Theater.

Highlights

• The remarkably preserved Roman city of Gerasa
• Hadrian’s Arch, the Oval Plaza and the colonnaded Cardo Maximus
• The South Theater with its remarkable acoustics
• The Temple of Artemis and the Nymphaeum
• Private transport from Amman with an English-speaking driver

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.

Karak Castle Day Tour from Amman

A full-day private trip to the mighty Crusader fortress of Al-Karak Castle, with its dark tunnels, towers and panoramic views over the King's Highway valley.

A full-day private trip to the mighty Crusader fortress of Al-Karak Castle, with its dark tunnels, towers and panoramic views over the King’s Highway valley.

Highlights

• The mighty Crusader fortress of Al-Karak Castle
• Dark stone tunnels, vaulted halls and the upper courts
• Panoramic views over the King’s Highway valley
• A specialist guide on request to bring the Crusader and Ayyubid history to life
• Private transport along the scenic King’s Highway from Amman

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.

Madaba, Mount Nebo & Bethany Beyond the Jordan — Christian Heritage Day Tour

A full-day private Christian heritage tour from Amman tracing the biblical heart of Jordan. See the 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land in St George's Church, Madaba; stand where Moses looked out over the Promised Land at Mount Nebo; and visit Bethany Beyond the Jordan (Al-Maghtas), the UNESCO baptism site on the Jordan River where Jesus is believed to have been baptised. A specialist guide is available on request to connect each site to the Scriptures. Modest dress is required at the baptism site.

A full-day private Christian heritage tour from Amman tracing the biblical heart of Jordan. See the 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land in St George’s Church, Madaba; stand where Moses looked out over the Promised Land at Mount Nebo; and visit Bethany Beyond the Jordan (Al-Maghtas), the UNESCO baptism site on the Jordan River where Jesus is believed to have been baptised. A specialist guide is available on request to connect each site to the Scriptures. Modest dress is required at the baptism site.

Highlights

• The 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land in St George’s Church, Madaba
• Mount Nebo — where Moses looked out over the Promised Land
• Bethany Beyond the Jordan (Al-Maghtas), the UNESCO baptism site
• A specialist guide on request to connect each site to the Scriptures
• Private air-conditioned transport from Amman

What to expect

A compact town famous for its Byzantine mosaics, most notably the 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land on the floor of St George’s Church. Madaba is usually visited as part of a wider day — often paired with Mount Nebo and the scenic King’s Highway — and offers a calm, walkable contrast to the bigger sites. Expect short walks, a few craft workshops and views over the surrounding hills.

Madaba, Mount Nebo & Dead Sea Day Trip from Amman

A full day tracing Jordan's biblical heartland and its most famous natural wonder. Start at Madaba's sixth-century mosaic map of the Holy Land, stand where Moses looked out over the Promised Land at Mount Nebo, then descend to the Dead Sea — the lowest point on Earth — to float effortlessly and cover yourself in mineral-rich mud. Private transport and a local driver throughout, with resort beach access included.

A full day tracing Jordan’s biblical heartland and its most famous natural wonder. Start at Madaba’s sixth-century mosaic map of the Holy Land, stand where Moses looked out over the Promised Land at Mount Nebo, then descend to the Dead Sea — the lowest point on Earth — to float effortlessly and cover yourself in mineral-rich mud. Private transport and a local driver throughout, with resort beach access included.

Highlights

• See the sixth-century Madaba mosaic map of the Holy Land
• Stand where Moses looked out over the Promised Land at Mount Nebo
• Float at the lowest point on Earth (−430 m) in the Dead Sea
• Cover yourself in mineral-rich black Dead Sea mud
• Resort beach access with pools, showers and loungers

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.

Dead Sea Full Day Tour From Amman

Dead Sea full day private tour from Amman with an English-speaking driver. Pickup and drop-off at your hotel at 8:00 AM, returning around 6:00 PM. Float at the lowest point on Earth in mineral-rich waters. Private sedan for 1–4 persons or H1 van for 5–7.

Dead Sea full day private tour from Amman with an English-speaking driver. Pickup and drop-off at your hotel at 8:00 AM, returning around 6:00 PM. Float at the lowest point on Earth in mineral-rich waters. Private sedan for 1–4 persons or H1 van for 5–7.

Highlights

• Float at the lowest point on Earth (−430 m)
• Mineral-rich black mud for a natural spa
• Resort beach access with pools and showers
• Early 8:00 AM pickup, return around 6:00 PM
• Private vehicle with English-speaking driver

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.

Ma’in Hot Springs & Dead Sea Day Tour

A full-day private tour combining the thermal Ma'in Hot Springs waterfalls with a float in the Dead Sea — a relaxing wellness day from Amman.

A full-day private tour combining the thermal Ma’in Hot Springs waterfalls with a float in the Dead Sea — a relaxing wellness day from Amman.

Highlights

• The thermal Ma’in Hot Springs waterfalls cascading over dark rock
• A relaxing soak in mineral-rich thermal pools
• A float in the Dead Sea at the lowest point on Earth
• Mineral mud and resort beach access
• Private transport from Amman with an English-speaking driver

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.

Mount Nebo & Madaba Half-Day Tour from Amman

A half-day private tour to Mount Nebo, where Moses viewed the Promised Land, and Madaba's St. George Church with its 6th-century Holy Land mosaic map.

A half-day private tour to Mount Nebo, where Moses viewed the Promised Land, and Madaba’s St. George Church with its 6th-century Holy Land mosaic map.

Highlights

• Mount Nebo — where Moses looked out over the Promised Land
• The memorial church and the brazen serpent sculpture
• The 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land in St George’s Church, Madaba
• Panoramic views across the Jordan Valley to Jericho
• Private transport from Amman with an English-speaking driver

What to expect

A compact town famous for its Byzantine mosaics, most notably the 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land on the floor of St George’s Church. Madaba is usually visited as part of a wider day — often paired with Mount Nebo and the scenic King’s Highway — and offers a calm, walkable contrast to the bigger sites. Expect short walks, a few craft workshops and views over the surrounding hills.