Prices & Departure Dates
Prices shown are per person travelling. 'Twin/Double' prices per person apply when there are 2 people travelling, sharing a room. The 'Single supplement' applies for single travellers who require their own room and needs to be added to the 'Twin/Double' price.
If you are happy to be paired up with another single traveller of the same sex on your tour, this can be arranged, (if another solo traveller of the same sex is already booked upon the tour), thus avoiding the single person supplement.
All our scheduled tour departures are guaranteed subject to a minimum of 2 travellers.
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| Amman Pre-Tour accommodation |
USD $119 |
USD $60 |
| Madaba Post-Tour accommodation |
USD $99 |
USD $70 |
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Experiences
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| The Rose City of Petra is the jewel in Jordan’s glittering archaeological crown, and is now one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. Accessed on a walk through a narrow, deep and winding cleft in the rock that is known as the Siq, the end prize is the hidden valley where the Rose City of Petra lies. And the first sight to behold is the façade of Al-Kazneh – aka the Treasury of Petra. This rose red building actually served as a royal tomb, but got its name from the legend that pirates hid their treasure there. With a backstory like that and its amazing appearance its no surprise to learn that it was this building that served as the Holy Grail’s resting place In Indiana Jones and the last crusade.
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Petra is full of ancient tombs, temples and ruins ripe for modern-day discoverers like us! |
What You See and What You Get
Below is a list of key highlights and what is included on this tour. Further, where appropriate, we have listed the items that are not included in the tour price.
Trip Highlights
- Amman - Citadel, Archaeological Museum and souq
- Umm Qais - Roman Decapolis city
- Petra - Nabataean Rose City
- Umm ar-Rasas - ancient walled city on the caravan trading route
- Madaba - Christian market town, Church of St George, Jordan’s finest Byzantine mosaics
| - Jerash - Ruins of ancient Roman city
- Dead Sea - opt for a dip
- Wadi Rum desert
- Mt Nebo - views across the Promised Land
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What's Included
- Breakfast daily, 3 dinners including a Christmas Feast at the Petra Kitchen and Bedouin dinner at Wadi Rum
- Wadi Rum 4 x 4 desert safari
- Airport arrival and departure transfer on day 1 and day 8
- Escorted by a qualified Jordanian tour guide
| - 6 nights - 3 star hotels, 1 night - Wadi Rum deluxe desert camp
- Dead Sea - free time, swim and detox.
- Touring of Amman, Jerash, Dead Sea, Petra, Wadi Rum, Umm ar-Rasas, Mt Nebo and Madaba
- All relevant transfers and transportation in private modern air-conditioned vehicles
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What's Not Included
- International flights and visa
- Entrance Fees: $130-150 USD
| - Laundry, drinks and items of a personal nature
- Tipping Kitty: $40-50 USD

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Hotels
We have listed below the accommodation most likely to be used on this tour. Please note that while we cannot guarantee that these will be the exact properties that you will stay at, any alternatives we use will be of a similar standard with similar facilities. 'Our Rating' indicates how we feel each property rates according to normal Western hotel standards. 'Local Rating' indicates how the property is categorised/rated locally.
A modern hotel, the Toledo is a well appointed hotel with airy rooms. All rooms have views of the famous King Abdullah Mosque and several historical churches.
| Our Rating: Standard —
Local Rating: 3 Star Hotel
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Just 300 ft from the entrance gate to Petra, the Petra Moon hotel features spacious rooms with private balconies and flat-screen TVs. It also has a roof garden with a seasonal outdoor pool. The soundproofed rooms and suites at Petra Moon come with satellite channels, a DVD player and extra-long beds. Each has air conditioning and a private bathroom..
| Our Rating: Standard —
Local Rating: 3 Star Hotel
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A rustic camp, with beds inside the tents.
| Our Rating: Simple —
Local Rating: Deluxe Camp
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The Madaba Inn is a basic hotel, with spacious rooms. The restaurant serves both local and international food and the cafe serves light meals.
| Our Rating: Standard —
Local Rating: 3 Star Hotel
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Postcards
Here's what some of our past travellers have written in to us and said about their experiences on this trip.
Jameela was an extremely good guide - she was one of the highlights of the tour. Petra is stunning and well worth visiting, also the cooking lesson was great fun.
I will recommend on the go to my firends.
Janet Alexander, Jan 2010
Excellent tour, really enjoyed it. Jamila in an excellent tour guide and she makes sure we were really looked after. thanks
Emily Brackstone, Jan 2010
This is first group tour I have been on.Wwe had a small tour group and everyone had lots of fun and laughs- no one was left out. I feel lucky to have had this experience as a first tour. The tour leader made an exceptional effort to ensure everyone had an enjoyable experience.
Lynette Spies, Jan 2010
This is first group tour I have been on. We had a small tour group and everyone had lots of fun and laughs - no one was left out. I feel lucky to have had this experience as a first tour.
The tour leader made an exceptional effort to ensure everyone had an enjoyable experience.
Lynette Spies, Dec 2009