Discover Jordan in Style

Enjoy included UK airport lounge access before your flight to Amman. On arrival at Queen Alia International Airport, you'll be met by our local representative and taken by private transfer to your deluxe hotel in Amman, before spending the remainder of the day relaxing and exploring at your own pace.

Stay: Fairmont Hotel (Deluxe)

After an early breakfast buffet at your hotel, meet your professional guide and start the day by visiting the Greco-Roman city of Jerash, an ancient city remarkable for its extraordinarily long history of occupation, and a golden age under Roman rule. At the well-watered site in the hills of Gilead, remains from Neolithic, Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Umayyad times have been found, among others. Return to Amman and enjoy a light lunch and wine tasting at 'The Winemaker', where you will meet the wine maker Omar Zumot or one of his dedicated team and enjoy tasting a selection of Saint George wines, considered one of the best wine producers in Jordan. Then, in the afternoon, visit Citadel, the Archaeological Museum, the Roman Theatre, the Folklore Museum, the Jordan Museum, the bazaars and the Gold market in the city of Amman.

Stay: Fairmont Hotel (Deluxe)

After breakfast, checkout of your hotel, and board a vehicle for a drive to Mount Nebo - the mountain where Moses was shown the Holy Land. Nowadays, the mountain is a memorial site marked by the Church of Moses, which was built by the first Christians. The mountain affords great views over Jordan, the Dead Sea and Israel. Then, journey to Madaba - in the south of Amman - known as the City of Mosaics for its wealth of Byzantine mosaics. It's chief attraction is the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George, that has a wonderfully vivid 6th century Byzantine mosaic map of Jerusalem and other holy sites made with two million pieces of coloured stone. After your tour, continue to Al-Shobak for a visit, a town that also has a long and distinguished history, which peaked in the Crusader times. It too has a great fortress - the Montreal - constructed in 1115 AD by Baldwin I.  Afterwards, continue by road to Petra.

Stay: Movenpick Resort Petra (Deluxe)

After breakfast, enjoy a full day's walking tour of Petra. Start your walk with an optional horse ride from the main gate of Petra to the entrance of the old city. Nabatean Arabs built the ancient city from 800 BC to 100 AD, and it covers 100 sq km, with over 800 monuments. It reached the peak of its fame in Roman times, however its importance gradually dwindled until it was rediscovered in 1812 by the Swiss explorer Johann Ludwig Burkhart. It's now Jordan's most popular tourist attraction, known as the "rose-red city, half as old as time."

Stay: Movenpick Resort Petra (Deluxe)

Enjoy a breakfast buffet at your hotel and then board your private vehicle and drive to Wadi Rum, which will take about 2 hours. Wadi Rum is also known as the Valley of the Moon because of its immense, awe-inspiring shapes that create a supernatural atmosphere. It was also the setting for the film Lawrence of Arabia, and the location that T.E Lawrence set his camp in the book The Seven Pillars of Wisdom. You'll also explore the local Bedouin camps and desert in a 4X4 driven by a local Bedouin guide. You'll then spend an unforgettable evening in the heart of the desert, staying in an air conditioned glass-fronted dome, looking out across the stunning desert landscape.

Stay: Sun City Camp – Martian Dome

Enjoy a buffet breakfast in the desert before boarding your private transfer to the Dead Sea, stopping en route at Bethany where Jesus was baptised. The excavations conducted here have uncovered a 1st Century A.D. settlement with plastered pools and water systems that were used almost certainly for mass baptisms, and a 5th/6th Century Byzantine settlement with churches, a monastery and other structures most probably catering to religious pilgrims. After your visit continue your journey to your Dead Sea hotel.

Spend the day at your leisure, enjoying the Dead Sea. It has a rich historical and spiritual legacy, and is believed to be the site of five biblical cities: Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zeboiim and Zoar (Bela). The Dead Sea is 400 metres below sea level, and since the days of Herod the Great, people have flocked there for its supposed curative secrets. With the highest content of minerals and salts in the world, the Dead Sea water possesses anti-inflammatory properties, and the dark mud on its shores has been used for therapeutic purposes for over 2000 years.

After breakfast, checkout of your hotel and take the hour-long transfer to Queen Alia International Airport for your departure flight.