Road to Jerusalem - 11 days
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Road to Jerusalem

Duration11 days
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Combine Jordan and Israel on one unforgettable trip. Discover the wonders of Petra, camp out in Wadi Rum and float like a cork in the Dead Sea before crossing the border into Israel. Take in the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem and the oldest church in the world in Bethlehem before travelling down the Mediterranean Coast to Tel Aviv.

For a detailed itinerary and information about visas, money, weather and more download our Trip Notes

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Tour overview

Duration11 days
StartsAmman
EndsTel Aviv
RangeSignature
Tour GuideYes - escorted by a tour guide
Group SizeMin 2 / Max 24
Minimum age15 yrs, accompanied by an adult
DepartsSaturdays
Hotel Rating4 star hotels & 1 night deluxe desert camp in Wadi Rum
CountriesIsrael, Jordan
Arrival TransferYes
Departure TransferYes
Meals includedBreakfast: 10, Dinner: 4
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Passengers
Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
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Per person from
$3,905.00
Deposit from
$1,000.00
From
$7,810.00

Tour Highlights

Amman - Start your adventure in the Jordanian capital, with time to explore independently and an included visit to the Citadel
Petra - Spend two days exploring this legendary ancient city, including a walk through the Siq and visits to the Treasury and Monastery
Wadi Rum - Journey into the red desert on an SUV safari, and spend a night camping under the stars at our comfortable Rainbow Camp
Dead Sea - Unwind at the shore of the sea with a free day to float in the salty, therapeutic waters and slap on some rejuvenating mud
Jerash - Explore this historic Graeco-Roman city, home to some of the best-preserved Roman ruins in the Middle East
Jerusalem - Discover the historic Old City, taking in sites including the Wailing Wall, Mount of Olives, and Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Bethlehem - Visit Manger Square and the Church of the Nativity - reportedly the birthplace of Jesus and the oldest church in the world
Caesarea - See some of the important Roman and Crusader-era ruins which dot the seafront
Tel Aviv - End your journey in this vibrant Israeli city, and opt to extend your stay to make the most of the city's shopping, nightlife and beaches

Included

Breakfast daily and 4 dinners
9 nights 4 star hotels
1 night Wadi Rum desert camp - en suite tents with beds and bedding
Wadi Rum - 4x4 desert safari through the sand dunes
Dead Sea - Free time to swim and detox
Touring in Jordan - Amman, Jerash, Dead Sea, Petra, Wadi Rum, Shobak, Umm ar-Rasas, Mt Nebo and Madaba
Touring in Israel - Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Caesarea and Jaffa
Escorted by licensed Jordanian and Israel guides and some English speaking specialist guides at some local sights
Airport arrival and departure transfer day 1 and day 11
All relevant transfers and transportation in private modern air-conditioned vehicles

Not Included

International flights and visas (see Trip Notes for further information about visas)
Tip for your tour guides in Jordan and Israel. We recommend you allow USD$5-7 per day, per traveller. Tipping your tour guides is an entirely personal gesture
Entrance Fees: USD$140-160pp, paid in local currency
Tipping Kitty: USD$40-60pp, paid in local currency
Tipping is not a natural part of many Western cultures and many of us feel uncomfortable, or unsure, about when, or how much, to tip. However, in the places you will visit, tipping makes up a significant part of many people's wages so it's important that we get it right. For this reason we've developed a very simple system to take all the hassle out of tipping. With our 'tipping made easy' policy, a nominal pre-determined amount is collected from all group tour participants to cover tips en route. This then saves you the hassle of when and how much to tip bellhops, luggage handlers, local guides and other support staff through the tour. Our 'tipping made easy' doesn't include a tip to your group tour leader. Naturally, though, the amount is up to you as tipping is an entirely personal gesture.