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Jordan: Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea, Jordan

Middle East · Jordan

Jordan: Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea

Eight days of classic Jordan: Amman and the Ottoman town of Salt, Jerash and Ajloun, Madaba and Mount Nebo, Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba on the Red Sea and the Dead Sea.

8 days, 7 nightsCulture

Quick facts

Country
Jordan
Continent
Middle East
Duration
8 days, 7 nights
Travel style
Culture
Best period
March to May and September to November

Indicative price from

€1,799

per person

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Overview

The ideal first trip to Jordan. From Amman you visit Salt, the town of yellow Ottoman-era houses, a UNESCO site, then Jerash, the Roman city, and the Arab castle of Ajloun.

Along the King's Highway, the Madaba mosaic, Mount Nebo and Shobak fortress, all the way to Petra, with a full day for the city carved in rock. Then Little Petra and Wadi Rum, before descending to Aqaba, on the Red Sea.

You head back up the Jordan Valley to the Dead Sea, for a swim in the saltiest water in the world, before returning to Amman.

Day by day

8 days in the programme

The route

Included

  • Included7 nights in hotels
  • IncludedTransfers
  • IncludedMeals and visits as per itinerary

Not included

  • Not includedFlights from Italy
  • Not includedEntry visa
  • Not includedTips and personal expenses
  • Not includedMedical and baggage insurance
  • Not includedAnything not listed under "Included"

Trip highlights

  • Salt, an Ottoman town and UNESCO site
  • Jerash and Ajloun castle
  • Madaba, Mount Nebo and Shobak
  • A full day in Petra
  • Little Petra and Wadi Rum
  • Aqaba on the Red Sea and the Dead Sea

Good to know

  • Jordan requires a passport valid for at least six months. The visa is obtained on arrival; the Jordan Pass is worth it, covering the visa and entry to the main sites, Petra included.
  • Jordan is a welcoming Muslim country: outside tourist areas it is best to cover shoulders and knees. Desert nights are cool even in summer.

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