Please note that our itineraries give you a general guideline as to what you'll be experiencing. No two trips are exactly the same and we may move activities around to better suit your needs. Disclaimer: The itinerary may be impacted by factors outside of our control such as weather or health restrictions due to Covid-19.

Welcome to Jordan!
You’ll be greeted at Queen Alia International Airport.

We'll organise your visa while you collect your luggage, before taking you straight to the hotel to check-in and rest.

Today you’ll walk on the very same land that some of the most blessed people to have lived. Our local guide will take you a few miles north-west of Amman, where lies the ancient town of As-Salt. It's thought to have been built by Alexander the Great's army over 300 years before the birth of Isa (Jesus), peace be upon him.

It's in and around Salt that many significant figures in Islamic history - along with - Judeo-Christian traditions, once lived.

Prophet Shuaib (Jethro), Prophet Yusha (Joshua), Prophet Ayyub (Job) all have marked burial grounds that you’ll visit today. You’ll then be taken to visit the final resting places of some of the closest Companions to the Prophet ﷺ, and learn more about their lives and stories.

One of the most revered sites in Jordan, Mount Nebo is believed to be the spot where Prophet Musa once stood overlooking the Jordan River towards Palestine. From Mount Nebo you’ll be taken to Kerak where you’ll visit the site of the Battle of Mutah, the fiercest battle fought during Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ life. This battle took the lives of his closest companions, martyred fighting against a combined Byzantine/Ghassanid army. You’ll visit the tombs of the venerable companions Zaid Ibn Harithah, Ja'far Ibn Abi Talib, and Abdullah Ibn Ruwahah in the town of Al-Mazar Al-Janubi.

10 km east of Amman lies Kahf al Raqeem, the Cave of the Seven Sleepers. Mentioned in both the Quran and Christian historical texts, this is believed to be the cave where a group of pious youths once took refuge from a despotic ruler persecuting believers.

Today you’ll visit the 2000+ year old Nabatean city of Petra.

This UNESCO protected site is considered one of the seven Wonders of the World, and our local guide will walk you through this unique city.

You'll have plenty of time to explore this historic city before we drive you to Wadi Rum. Tonight, you'll spend the night sleeping under the stars at our hand-picked Bedouin camp.

Today you’ll explore the red sands of Wadi Rum on an adrenaline-inducing 4x4 safari ride through the desert.

Our local Bedouin guide will take you through the red sands of Wadi Rum to explore this Mars-like landscape. We'll then head back to the camp for a traditional lunch.

You have the option to join our sunset camel ride before we spend the evening sharing stories and enjoying Bedouin tea around the campfire.

Yes, there's actually a place in Jordan nicknamed Hungry People Street because of all the great eateries you can find there. This morning we'll take you back to Amman where you have the day free to explore at your own leisure. 

We'll give you a list of recommendations about where to eat, including where to find the best Kunefe 😍

After breakfast we’ll take you back to Queen Alia International Airport for your return flight home.

Should you wish to extend your stay in Jordan, let us know and we can assist you with accommodation, transport and anything else you require.

Thank you for travelling with us!