Jordan

Arrival in Amman

Met at Queen Alia International Airport and transferred to the hotel. The evening is free — downtown Amman's cafe scene, street food on Rainbow Street, or rest before the big day ahead. Overnight in Amman.

Petra & the Dead Sea

Morning at Petra, entering through the Siq — a narrow, dramatic canyon flanked by 80-metre sandstone walls — to reach the Treasury. The afternoon continues to the Dead Sea to float in the hypersaline water and apply the mineral-rich mud. Overnight at a Dead Sea resort.

Dead Sea & departure

The final morning is at leisure — one last float, a poolside breakfast — before the transfer to Queen Alia International Airport.

Arrival in Amman

A Hajjat representative meets guests at Queen Alia International Airport, assists through arrivals and transfers them to the Amman hotel. The evening is unscheduled. Overnight in Amman.

Petra & Wadi Rum

South to Petra for a morning exploring the Nabataean city, then on to the wilderness of Wadi Rum, arriving at a Bedouin camp for a traditional dinner and overnight.

Wadi Rum sunrise Jeep tour & Dead Sea

An early two-hour 4x4 Jeep tour across sand dunes, canyons, rock inscriptions and open plains. The route then heads north to the Dead Sea for an afternoon floating in the hypersaline water and applying mineral mud.

Dead Sea & departure

A slow, easy morning by the water — one last float, a poolside breakfast, or a quiet walk along the shore — before the transfer to Queen Alia International Airport.

Arrival in Amman

Met at Queen Alia International Airport and transferred to the hotel. The evening is free to explore the city's restaurants and coffee culture.

Amman city tour – Jerash – Ajloun

A guided tour of Amman's Citadel and Roman Theatre, then north to the Roman ruins of Jerash, followed by Ajloun Castle. Return to Amman for the night.

Amman – Petra – Wadi Rum

South along the King's Highway to Petra to explore the Siq and the Treasury, then on to Wadi Rum for a Bedouin dinner and overnight in a desert camp.

Wadi Rum – Dead Sea

A morning in the desert landscape of Wadi Rum, then north to the Dead Sea for floating and the mineral-rich mud. Overnight at a resort.

Dead Sea & departure

A leisurely final morning at the Dead Sea, then the transfer to Queen Alia International Airport.

Arrival in Amman

Met at Queen Alia International Airport and transferred to the Amman hotel. The evening is free for the city's food scene and cultural quarters. Overnight in Amman.

Amman city tour – Jerash – Ajloun

A guided tour of Amman taking in the Citadel with its Temple of Hercules, and the Roman Theatre. North to Jerash, one of the most complete and best-preserved Roman provincial cities anywhere in the world, then on to the 12th-century Ajloun Castle on its forested hilltop. Return to Amman.

Amman – Madaba – Mount Nebo – Petra via the King's Highway

South along the King's Highway to Madaba for the famous 6th-century Byzantine mosaic map of the Holy Land, then Mount Nebo, where Moses is believed to have seen the Promised Land. Continue to Wadi Musa for the night.

Petra – Wadi Rum

A full exploration of Petra — one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site — through the Siq to the Treasury, the Royal Tombs and beyond. In the afternoon, transfer to Wadi Rum for a traditional dinner under one of the finest night skies in the Middle East.

Wadi Rum – Dead Sea

A morning in the desert before heading north to the Dead Sea, where the water is so dense with salt and minerals that floating is not a skill but a default. Mineral mud and resort time follow. Overnight at the Dead Sea.

Dead Sea & departure

A final, unhurried morning by the water — one last float, a long breakfast, or a quiet walk along the shore — then the transfer to Queen Alia International Airport.

Arrival in Amman

Airport pickup at Queen Alia International Airport and transfer to the hotel. The evening is free to explore Amman's restaurants and neighbourhoods.

Amman city tour – Jerash – Ajloun

A morning guided tour of Amman covering the Citadel, the Temple of Hercules, the Roman Theatre and the downtown markets. The afternoon takes in Jerash — the Roman provincial city of colonnaded streets and temples — and Ajloun's 12th-century Islamic castle with its views over the Jordan Valley. Return to Amman.

Amman – Madaba – Mount Nebo – Petra via the King's Highway

South along the King's Highway, stopping at Madaba for the 6th-century Byzantine mosaic map of the Holy Land at the Church of Saint George, then Mount Nebo for its views over the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea. Arrive in Petra in the evening.

Petra – Wadi Rum

A full morning exploring Petra: the Siq canyon, the Treasury facade, the Royal Tombs, the colonnaded street and the Monastery. In the afternoon, on to Wadi Rum for a Bedouin camp overnight with traditional dinner.

Wadi Rum – Aqaba

A morning in Wadi Rum to take in the desert landscape, then an afternoon arrival in Aqaba on the Red Sea coast, with free time for swimming, snorkelling or the waterfront.

Aqaba – Dead Sea

North through the Wadi Araba rift valley to the Dead Sea. The afternoon and evening are at leisure to float and to try the mineral-rich shoreline mud.

Dead Sea & departure

A final morning at the Dead Sea before the transfer to Queen Alia International Airport.

Arrival in Amman

Meet-and-assist at Queen Alia International Airport and transfer to the hotel. The evening is free for Amman's restaurants, arts scene, rooftop cafes and downtown. Overnight in Amman.

Jerash – Ajloun – Umm Qais

Jerash, one of the most complete and best-preserved Roman provincial cities in the world, then Ajloun's 12th-century castle with its Jordan Valley views. The day closes at Umm Qais — ancient Gadara — with panoramas across the Sea of Galilee, the Golan Heights and the Jordan Valley. Return to Amman.

As-Salt Harmony Trail – Amman city tour & downtown

To UNESCO-listed As-Salt for the Harmony Trail, a walking route that traces the town's Muslim–Christian coexistence. Back in Amman for a full city tour: the Citadel (Temple of Hercules, Byzantine church, Umayyad Palace), the Roman Theatre and the Al-Balad downtown district.

Amman – Madaba – Mount Nebo – Petra via the King's Highway

South along the King's Highway to Madaba for the 6th-century Byzantine mosaic map at the Church of Saint George, then Mount Nebo, with views over the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, Jericho and — on clear days — Jerusalem. Arrive in Wadi Musa; the evening is at leisure.

Petra – Wadi Rum

A full day at Petra: through the Siq to the Treasury (Al-Khazneh), then the Street of Facades, the Royal Tombs, the colonnaded street, the Nabataean theatre, the Great Temple complex and the Monastery (Ad-Deir). Late afternoon departure for Wadi Rum and a Bedouin dinner beneath a sky dense with stars.

Wadi Rum – Aqaba

Early morning desert exploration, then south to Aqaba on the Red Sea. The afternoon is free for the corniche, Aqaba Fort, a glass-bottom boat over the coral reefs, or the beach.

Aqaba – Dead Sea

North through the Wadi Araba rift valley to the Dead Sea, 430 metres below sea level, to float in the mineral-dense water and try the shoreline mud. The afternoon and evening are at leisure at the resort.

Dead Sea & departure

A final unhurried morning — a last float, a long breakfast, a walk along the shore — then the transfer to Queen Alia International Airport.

Arrival in Aqaba – Wadi Rum

Met on landing at King Hussein International Airport and transferred directly to Wadi Rum, arriving in the late afternoon to settle into a Bedouin camp for a traditional dinner beneath the desert stars. Overnight in Wadi Rum.

Wadi Rum – Madaba – Mount Nebo – Dead Sea

A morning to absorb the desert, then north through the Wadi Araba rift valley to Madaba, where the 6th-century Byzantine mosaic map of the Holy Land sits in the Church of Saint George. On to Mount Nebo for views across the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Jericho, then to the Dead Sea itself for an afternoon of floating and mineral mud. Overnight at the Dead Sea.

Dead Sea – Petra – Aqaba

South to Petra, entering through the Siq to the Treasury and the Nabataean monuments beyond. In the late afternoon, on to Aqaba on the Red Sea. Overnight in Aqaba.

Aqaba – departure

A leisurely morning in Aqaba before the transfer to King Hussein International Airport.

Arrival in Aqaba – Wadi Rum

Met at King Hussein International Airport and transferred south to Wadi Rum — within an hour of landing, guests are inside a UNESCO-protected desert landscape. Arriving in the late afternoon, they settle into a Bedouin camp for a traditional dinner. Overnight in Wadi Rum.

Wadi Rum – Madaba – Mount Nebo – Amman

A morning in the desert, then north through Wadi Araba to central Jordan. First Madaba, for the 6th-century Byzantine mosaic map at the Church of Saint George, then Mount Nebo, the biblical hilltop where Moses is believed to have seen the Promised Land, with sweeping views across the Jordan Valley. Evening and overnight in Amman.

Ajloun – Jerash – Dead Sea

North to Ajloun and the 12th-century castle of Qal'at Ar-Rabad, built by a general of Saladin on a forested hilltop, then Jerash, one of the most complete and best-preserved Roman provincial cities in the world. The afternoon is at the Dead Sea, floating in the hypersaline water and applying the famous mineral-rich mud. Overnight at the Dead Sea.

Dead Sea – Petra – Aqaba

South to Petra — one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site — entering through the Siq, the narrow sandstone canyon that opens after more than a kilometre to the reveal of the Treasury. Late afternoon transfer south to Aqaba. Overnight in Aqaba.

Aqaba – departure

A final morning at leisure in Aqaba — the Red Sea, the waterfront, a long breakfast — then the transfer to King Hussein International Airport.

Arrival in Aqaba – Wadi Rum

Met at King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba and transferred directly into the Wadi Rum desert, settling into a Bedouin camp for a traditional dinner under the stars. Overnight in Wadi Rum.

Wadi Rum – Dana Biosphere Reserve

A morning in Wadi Rum, then north to the Dana Biosphere Reserve for a two-hour guided hike through the reserve's extraordinary terrain — past juniper trees, dramatic geological formations and endemic wildlife. Overnight in Dana.

Amman city tour – Jerash – Ajloun

A city tour covering the Citadel, the Roman Theatre and the Al-Balad neighbourhood, then on to the ancient Roman city of Jerash and Ajloun Castle on its forested hilltop. Return to Amman for the night.

Amman – As-Salt – Dead Sea

To the UNESCO World Heritage site of As-Salt to walk the Harmony Trail through the Ottoman-era old city, then on to the Dead Sea for floating and mineral mud. Overnight at a Dead Sea resort.

Dead Sea – Petra – Aqaba

South to Petra, entering through the Siq — the narrow winding sandstone canyon — to the Treasury and the ancient Nabataean monuments. Then to Aqaba for a final night on the Red Sea.

Aqaba – departure

A morning at leisure in Aqaba before the transfer to King Hussein International Airport.

Arrival in Amman – city tour

Arrival at Queen Alia International Airport with meet-and-assist, then the Citadel and the Roman Theatre to take in Amman's layered history. The evening is free.

Jerash – Ajloun – Al Ayoun villages

The Roman ruins of Jerash and Ajloun Castle, the 12th-century Crusader-era fortress, followed by countryside walks through the Al Ayoun villages with an optional homestay lunch. Visits to the RSCN Soap House and Calligraphy House, and the ruins of Mar Elyas church.

Wadi Numeirah – Dana Biosphere Reserve

A light hike through the sandstone canyon of Wadi Numeirah, with its freshwater streams and natural pools, then on to the Dana Biosphere Reserve for an overnight in Jordan's largest nature reserve.

Dana to Feynan hike – Little Petra

A 14-kilometre route that descends through the heart of the Dana Biosphere Reserve, dropping 1,140 metres. In the afternoon, transfer to Little Petra, the quieter Nabataean site.

Petra back door hike – Wadi Rum

The back door entrance through Little Petra, descending via the Monastery, then the Treasury, the Royal Tombs and the Siq, before transferring to Wadi Rum for desert camping.

Wadi Rum full-day hiking

Approximately 12 to 15 kilometres across the extraordinary terrain of Wadi Rum — dunes, slot canyons and rock inscriptions — with Bedouin tea and lunch included.

Wadi Rum – Dead Sea

Transfer to the Dead Sea, 430 metres below sea level, for a therapeutic soak, mineral mud and resort relaxation.

Dead Sea – departure

A final leisurely morning before the transfer to Queen Alia International Airport.

Arrival – Amman city tour

Airport assistance through immigration and transfer to the Amman hotel, then the Citadel and the Roman Theatre.

Jerash – Ajloun – Al Ayoun villages – return to Amman

A walking tour of the Roman ruins at Jerash, the 12th-century Ajloun Castle, and a countryside walk through the Al Ayoun villages with an optional homestay lunch. Return to Amman.

Wadi Numeirah – Dana Biosphere Reserve

A light hike through the narrow sandstone canyons of Wadi Numeirah, then on to Dana, Jordan's largest nature reserve.

Dana to Feynan hike – Little Petra

The 14 km trail descending through the Dana Biosphere Reserve, with an overnight near Little Petra, the Nabataean site.

Petra (back door hike) – Wadi Rum

The Back Door Hike to the Monastery, then the Treasury and the Siq, before transferring to a Wadi Rum desert camp.

Wadi Rum camel trek & hike

A hike of approximately 12–15 km with a Bedouin tea stop and dune climbing, and a second night under the desert stars.

Wadi Rum – Dead Sea

To the Dead Sea for relaxation, floating and mud baths.

Dead Sea – departure

The drive to Queen Alia International Airport for departure.

Arrival – Amman city tour

Airport assistance through immigration and customs, transfer to the hotel, then the Citadel and the Roman Theatre. Overnight in Amman.

Jerash – Ajloun – Al Ayoun villages – return to Amman

The Roman ruins of Jerash, the 12th-century Ajloun Castle, and a walk through the Al Ayoun villages with an optional homestay lunch. Return to Amman.

Wadi Numeirah – Dana Biosphere Reserve

A light hike in the sandstone canyons of Wadi Numeirah, continuing to the Dana nature reserve. Overnight in Dana.

Dana to Feynan hike – Little Petra

A 14 km moderate hike descending through the Dana Biosphere Reserve to Feynan Ecolodge (ascent 230 m, descent 1,140 m), then on to the Nabataean site of Little Petra.

Petra (back door hike) – Wadi Rum

The Back Door Hike from Little Petra to the Monastery, then the Treasury and the Royal Tombs, before transferring to a Wadi Rum desert camp.

Wadi Rum camel trek & hike

A 12–15 km hike with Bedouin tea, a traditional lunch, a sand dune climb and time among the rock formations. Overnight in Wadi Rum.

Wadi Rum – Dead Sea

To the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, to relax, float and take a mud bath at the resort.

Dead Sea – departure

Breakfast, then the transfer to Queen Alia International Airport.

Arrival in Amman – transfer to Madaba

On landing at Queen Alia International Airport, guests are met and transferred to Madaba, known for its Byzantine-era mosaics including the famous Madaba Map.

Madaba – Petra back door visit – Petra

St George's Church in Madaba and its 6th-century Mosaic Map, then on to Petra via the Back Door Route, exploring the Monastery, the Royal Tombs, the Treasury and the Siq.

Wadi Rum Visitor Centre to Um Ishrin Siq

The first day's route runs through the Um Ishrin Siq, a stunning canyon framed by towering sandstone cliffs. Distance 10–12 km, 5–6 hours. Overnight in a Bedouin tent.

Um Ishrin Siq to Lawrence's House & Um Fruth Rock Bridge

A hike to Lawrence's House, an ancient Nabataean building, continuing towards the Um Fruth Rock Bridge with scrambling and panoramic views. Distance 8–10 km, 5–6 hours. Overnight in a Bedouin tent.

Um Fruth Rock Bridge to Um Muqur & ascent of Jebel Umm Ad-Dami

One of the most challenging and rewarding days of the trek, with a moderate climb of Jordan's tallest mountain (1,854 metres) and spectacular views across the Wadi Rum desert. Distance 16–18 km, 7–8 hours. Overnight in a Bedouin tent.

Jebel Umm Ad-Dami to Jebel Burdah

A trek to the Burdah Rock Bridge, with stunning views of Wadi Rum's iconic desert terrain and a scramble to the summit. Distance 8–10 km, 4–5 hours. Overnight in a Bedouin tent.

Jebel Burdah to Burrah Canyon

Towards Burrah Canyon, a narrow and picturesque desert gorge surrounded by towering rock formations, on relatively easy terrain. Distance 8–10 km, 4–5 hours. Overnight in a Bedouin tent.

Burrah Canyon to Wadi Rum village & transfer to Amman

A final desert trek through the Siq Um Tawaqi canyon, passing Siq Lawrence, then back to the Wadi Rum Visitor Centre and on to Amman. Distance 6–7 km, 4–5 hours. Overnight in a 3-star hotel in Amman.

Departure

Breakfast, then the transfer to Queen Alia International Airport.