JORDAN

Jordan Holidays: Insights into astounding civilizations
Jordan has been blessed with a unique cultural and natural heritage that spans millennia, hence your Jordan holiday can be an eye opener in more ways than one. Structured in the right way, a tailor-made tour of Jordan can be a mesmerizing experience; as a company that has been organizing Jordan tours and holidays for over 15 years, we have the experience to offer our clients the best product and value with itineraries that are led by expert and licensed tour guides. It is no surprise that our clients go home after their Jordan trip filled with enthusiasm for the destination.
Moreover, we enjoy a healthy relationship with the principal European, American and Jordanian Archaeological missions currently excavating in areas from the Dead Sea to Petra, Wadi Dana to Jerash, to name a few. If your clients want to be accompanied by a professor to explain the sites and most recent discoveries, then let us know where they want to go, what they want to see and leave the rest to us. Alternatively, our guides are experts in Archaeology, and have the ever-essential communication and people’s skills.
We can also offer volunteerism opportunities within these itineraries, where your clients can interact with the local population to grasp a better understanding of Jordanians during their Jordan holidays.
Places of Interest:

Amman is one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities with a history spanning nine millennia. Here, guided sightseeing includes a visit to the Roman amphitheater and excursions to Umm Qais and Jerash, a well-preserved Greco-Roman city buried for centuries under desert sands. Also enjoy guided sightseeing in Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, where you’ll admire this amazing city carved directly into the sandstone rock. Here, you'll walk down the Siq, a narrow gorge with spectacular colors flanked on either side by high cliffs. At the end, you’ll stand in awe in front of the iconic and famed Treasury, carved out of the sheer sandstone cliff in the 1st century BC. Additionally, sip tea in a Bedouin tent. The Bedouin are semi-nomadic people still inhabiting this region, and this is a special experience offered by us.

Another unique experience not to be missed is a 4-wheel drive to the desert of Wadi Rum, virtually untouched by humanity with its incredible rocky landscape, monolithic rockscapes, and centuries-old paintings spread on the rocky outcrops. You'll also visit Kerak, and its 12th-century Crusader Castle; Wadi Mujib, the “Jordanian Grand Canyon;” Madaba, home to a 6th-century, tiled mosaic of the Holy Land; Mount Nebo, the holy site where Moses first saw the Promised Land; Bethany Beyond the Jordan, where Christians believe Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist; and the Dead Sea, the lowest place on Earth.