Jordan: Culture & Nature In Depth

Jordan: Culture & Nature In Depth

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Jordan: Culture & Nature In Depth

12 Days Starting in Amman, Jordan and ending in Madaba, Jordan

Visiting: Amman, Umm Qais, Jerash, Dead Sea, Wadi Rum, Petra, Madaba

Tour operator:

Exodus Adventure Travels

Tour code:

AXD

Guide Type:

Fully Guided

Group size:

4 - 16

Physical rating:

Easy & Moderate

Age range:

16-99

Activities:

4WD, Walking

From: $3450

NB: Prices correct on 04-Nov-2024 but subject to change.

This tour is no longer available, please see similar tours below or send an enquiry

Tour Overview

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Jordan, where culture and nature intertwine seamlessly. This tour offers an immersive experience, starting in the vibrant city of Amman, exploring its Roman amphitheatre and Citadel. Discover the ancient wonders of Petra over two full days, marvel at the dramatic landscapes of Wadi Rum on a 4x4 tour, and float in the serene waters of the Dead Sea. Visit the Roman city of Jerash, the desert castles, and the Azraq Wetlands, a haven for migratory birds. Stay in unique accommodations, including a private Bedouin camp and properties run by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature, supporting local communities. With visits to all six of Jordan's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, this tour promises a rich tapestry of history, breathtaking scenery, and authentic cultural encounters.

Highlights

  • Enjoy two full days in Petra, the Red Rose City.

  • Take a four-hour 4x4 tour of Wadi Rum.

  • Visit desert castles, steeped in centuries of history.

  • Explore the Roman city of Jerash.

  • Take in views of the Sea of Galilee from Gadara ruins at Umm Qais.

  • Spot migratory birds in the Azraq Wetlands.

  • Float in the Dead Sea in a quiet spot away from most hotels.

  • Visit all six of Jordan's UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Itinerary

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Day 1 : Start Amman

Location: Amman

Accommodation Name: Hotel Khan Khediwe

Welcome to Amman, the capital of Jordan, where our adventure begins. There are free transfers to the hotel from Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) for all customers today. Please note, transfers should be booked with your sales representative at least two weeks before the tour starts.



Accommodation: Hotel Khan Khediwe (or similar)

Day 2 : Amman: Roman Amphitheatre, Citadel & Jordan Museum

Location: Amman

Accommodation Name: Khan Khediwe

Meals Included: Breakfast

Following breakfast, we have our welcome briefing, then head out to explore Amman around mid-morning.



We leave the hotel and head on foot to the Roman amphitheatre. Constructed in the second century, when Amman was called Philadelphia, the amphitheatre is built into a hillside. We then continue by vehicle to the ruins of Amman Citadel, which sits on the city’s highest hill. The site has been inhabited by various civilisations from the Bronze Age onwards and there are Roman, Byzantine and Umayyad structures visible today.



We’ll continue to the Jordan Museum. The largest museum in the country is dedicated to the history and cultural heritage of Jordan. Permanent exhibits include the Ain Ghazal statues, the earliest large-scale human figures and some of the Dead Sea Scrolls.



Accommodation: Khan Khediwe (or similar)

Day 3 : As Salt, Pella And Umm Qais

Location: Umm Qais

Accommodation Name: Ajloun Cabins

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch

We leave Amman early this morning and drive about an hour to the town of As Salt which is built across three hills. The town has been settled since at least the Iron Age and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as a Place of Tolerance and Urban Hospitality. In the final 60 years of the Ottoman period, the region was settled by merchants from Syria, Nablus and Lebanon. The lack of segregation between Christians and Muslims as the city developed forms part of the reason behind its UNESCO status. While in As Salt, we’ll visit the As Salt Archaeological Museum, Abu Jaber Museum – one of the most significant historic buildings in Jordan and Al Hammam Street – famed for its shops and architecture and named after a popular 19th century bath house.



After a drive of about an hour and a half we reach Pella, an important city in Roman times. Most of the remains date to the Byzantine period. Following a fairly short visit, we continue our journey north to Umm Qais, about another hour away. On arrival in Umm Qais, we will have lunch (included) cooked by a local family and served in their home. This a feast of food from northern Jordan.



After lunch, we visit the ruins at Umm Qais, Gadara. In a spectacular situation with views to the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights, Gadara is a Decapolis city with many monuments covering a large area. It is a fascinating place to explore. From Umm Qais, we drive for a bit over an hour to Ajloun where we stay the night in comfortable cabins in Ajloun Forest Reserve, part of Jordan’s Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN) Wild Jordan Project.



Accommodation: Ajloun Cabins

Day 4 : Ajloun Castle And Jerash

Location: Jerash

Accommodation Name: Azraq Lodge

Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner

We start the day by visiting Ajloun Castle. This atmospheric 12th century Muslim castle was built under the rule of sultan and military leader Saladin. It was originally accessible only by drawbridge.



We drive to Jerash and visit the ruins of Gerasa. This was one of the 10 wealthy, self-governing cities of the Decapolis, and was famous throughout the Roman empire for the luxurious lifestyle of its inhabitants. Buried for centuries under blown sand, Jerash is Jordan’s largest and most impressive Roman site. There are colonnaded avenues, theatres and temples. The temple of Zeus is particularly impressive.



From Jerash, we drive for about two hours into Jordan’s eastern desert to the small town of Azraq and Azraq Lodge where we stay for the night. Part of the lodge was originally a 1940s British military field hospital. The staff at the lodge reflect the diverse population of Azraq and include Chechens, Druze and Bedouin. The buffet dinner is prepared by a local Chechen family.



Accommodation: Azraq Lodge

Day 5 : Azraq Wetlands, Desert Castles, Iraq Al-Amir Women's Co-Op, Bethany & Dead Sea

Location: Dead Sea

Accommodation Name: Mujib Chalets

Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner

We start the day with a visit to Azraq Wetlands Reserve, an interesting site managed by the RSCN. The wetlands are an important stopover for migratory birds and there are a series of walkways and hides.



We visit Azraq's large, black-basalt castle, which served as Lawrence of Arabia’s headquarters during the Arab Revolt. This is the first of several sites we visit today which together are known as the Desert Castles.



Qasr Amra is a Unesco site and is noted for its extensive fresco paintings, which cover virtually all the interior walls. The paintings include themes such as hunting, dancing, musicians, bathing, cupids, and personifications of history, philosophy and poetry. Next stop is at Qasr Kharana, thought to have been constructed during the Umayyad Dynasty. The purpose of the building is still the subject of debate with theories including a Crusader castle and resting place for travellers.



We head onwards to Iraq Al Amir. Here we visit Qasr Al-Abed, a pre-Roman construction thought to have been built by the Jewish Tobiad family as a villa or fortified palace. We will also visit the Iraq Al-Amir women's co-operative. Established by the Noor Al-Hussein Foundation, the aim of the co-operative is to make the women involved financially independent. Hand-made paper, woven fabrics, ceramics and food are produced.



We travel onwards to our second Unesco World Heritage Site of the day - Bethany Beyond the Jordan, where Jesus of Nazareth is believed to have been baptised by John the Baptist. There are Roman and Byzantine remains including a number of chapels and churches and this is a site of Christian pilgrimage.



We end the day by driving along the shores of the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, to Mujib Chalets where we stay the night. The chalets are right by the shores of the sea and offer a calm and peaceful place for a dip in the salty waters away from the large hotels elsewhere along the Dead Sea shoreline.



There are approximately four hours of driving today.



Accommodation: Mujib Chalets

Day 6 : Al Numeira Environmental Association And Red Sea. To Wadi Rum

Location: Wadi Rum

Accommodation Name: Exodus Private Camp

Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner

We begin with a drive of about 40 minutes to Al Numeira Environmental Association. The association’s mission includes raising the environmental awareness of the local community and the promotion of water conservation techniques. We’ll spend about 45 minutes here and then drive south towards Aqaba, a journey of about four hours. We’ll visit Berenice Beach, where we can spend a couple of hours at the Red Sea, before heading onwards to Wadi Rum, a further hour away.



The UNESCO World Heritage site of Wadi Rum consists of dramatic sandstone mountains rising from a sandy desert floor. It was here that Lawrence of Arabia and Prince Faisal assembled the Arab tribes for the attack on Aqaba in the First World War and also where sections of the 1962 epic film were shot.



We stay in a private Bedouin camp used only for Exodus guests where we enjoy Bedouin hospitality with a traditional dinner called zarb, which is cooked underground. After dinner, we learn about Bedouin culture and music.



Accommodation: Exodus Private Camp (permanent Bedouin camp)

Day 7 : Wadi Rum Tour In 4X4s

Location: Wadi Rum

Accommodation Name: Standard hotel

Meals Included: Breakfast

Our Bedouin hosts take us for an approximately four-hour 4×4 ride to explore some of the highlights of the dramatic landscapes of the Wadi Rum protected area. We’ll sample some Bedouin tea along the way.



We have the option of taking a camel ride in Wadi Rum today (extra cost).



We leave Wadi Rum behind and drive to Wadi Musa, the town adjacent to the Petra archaeological site. The journey takes about two hours. On arrival, we’ll visit the Petra Museum in preparation for exploring the site itself tomorrow.



Hotel rooms in Petra are in high demand. As a result, standards and service levels tend to be more hit and miss than in places we stay elsewhere on this trip.



Accommodation: Standard hotel – see accommodation section for more detail



A small number of departures use a superior (4 star) hotel for the three night stay in Petra - these are identified in the Dates and Prices section: "Superior hotel in Petra".

Day 8 - 9 : Two Days Exploring Petra

Location: Petra

Accommodation Name: Standard hotel

Meals Included: Breakfast

Enjoy two days exploring Petra. The so-called Red Rose City was hidden for centuries until the Swiss explorer Johann Ludwig Burckhardt rediscovered it in 1812. It was founded by the Nabateans, an Arab tribe that arrived here in the sixth century BCE. Building at Petra began in the third century BCE and continued through the Roman period, financed by taxes levied on the desert caravans. Two features of Petra are unique: firstly, it is a city made defensible by being built down a series of chasms, rather than on a hilltop. Secondly, it is built directly into the rock – beautiful red-and-yellow sandstone carved into the most impressive facades, which glow in the sunlight.



To enter Petra we must begin by walking down a narrow chasm, known as the Siq. Unveiled at the end is El Khazneh, the Treasury. This is just the first breathtaking sight of a remarkable day. Continuing to the city centre, we pass the houses and tombs of the rich citizens and the remarkable scale of the site begins to unveil itself. An optional walk can then be done up 750 steps to El Deir, the Monastery, with its superb facade topped by a huge urn.



On the second day, your guide will take you back into the site. You can either hike up to the High Place of Sacrifice (unaccompanied) or explore other parts of the city further. Only a few people attempt to visit the High Place as it can be quite arduous and is not recommended for those who are unsure of their fitness or are uncomfortable with heights. However, those who do make it to the top are rewarded with wonderful views over parts of the site visited on the previous day.



During our time in Petra, we usually have the option of dinner with a local family on one evening (payable locally).



Accommodation: Standard hotel – see accommodation section for more detail

Day 10 : Little Petra, Shobak Castle And Dana Village

Location: Wadi Rum

Accommodation Name: Dana Guesthouse

Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner

We begin the day with a short drive to Little Petra. The purpose of Little Petra is not clear; however, archaeologists believe it was probably a suburb of Petra where visiting traders on the Silk Road may have stayed. Today we enter the Unesco World Heritage site of Wadi Rum, where dramatic sandstone mountains rise from the sandy desert floor. It was here that Lawrence of Arabia and Prince Faisal assembled the Arab tribes for the attack on Aqaba in the First World War and also where sections of the 1962 epic film were shot.



Next stop is Shobak Castle, about 45 minutes’ drive away along the King’s Highway. This Crusader castle was built in 1115 by King Baldwin I. The castle has catacombs, a watchtower, Christian carvings and Islamic tablets.



We continue along the King’s Highway for another 40 minutes to Dana Village. The village sits in the Dana Biosphere Reserve and dates to the 15th century with a mix of ruined and restored buildings. We take a walk through the village, through terraced gardens, passing craft workshops and seeing original Ottoman architecture. We stay the night in RSCN run accommodation in the village.



Accommodation: Dana Guesthouse

Day 11 : Kerak, Umm Ar Rasas, Mount Nebo And Madaba

Location: Madaba

Accommodation Name: Black Iris II

Meals Included: Breakfast

We leave Dana behind and drive for about two hours along the King’s Highway, a beautifully scenic route through the hills to Kerak. An ancient Crusader castle, Kerak is maze of dark halls and passageways. It rises imposingly above the town. On clear days views stretch to the Dead Sea and Mount of Olives in Jerusalem.



We drive onwards for about an hour and a half to Umm ar-Rasas. This little-visited Unesco World Heritage site was initially developed as a Roman military camp and grew into a town from the fifth century. It is unexcavated and has remains from the Roman, Byzantine and early Muslim periods. The ruins contain several churches and the impressive mosaic floor in the Church of St Stephen is a highlight.



From Umm ar-Rasas, we head to Madaba, about 45 minutes away where we visit St George’s Church. Here we admire the mosaic floor, considered the oldest map of Palestine in existence. We then make the short drive to Mount Nebo; from this 2,295ft (700m) high viewpoint overlooking the Dead Sea to Palestine and Israel beyond, Moses is said to have first seen the Promised Land.



Accommodation: Black Iris II

Day 12 : End Madaba

Location: Madaba

Meals Included: Breakfast

Breakfast marks our final meal, an excellent chance to reminisce about an adventure packed with excitement. To make your return journey home easier, there’s a free shared transfer back to Amman airport.

What's Included

  • All breakfasts, one lunch and four dinners

    The tour includes all breakfasts, one lunch, and four dinners.

  • All accommodation

    All accommodation is included as part of the tour package.

  • All transport and listed activities

    All transport and activities listed in the itinerary are included.

  • Tour leader throughout

    A tour leader will accompany the group throughout the trip.

  • Arrival and departure transfers

    Transfers upon arrival and departure are included in the tour.

What's Not Included

  • Travel insurance

    Travel insurance is not included and must be arranged separately.

  • Single accommodation

    Single accommodation is available on request but is not included in the base price.

  • Visas or vaccinations

    Visas and vaccinations are not included and must be arranged independently.

Food

All breakfasts and five evening meals are included on this trip.



When not half board, we usually eat in local restaurants and the leader arranges bookings for those in the group who would like to join. We suggest you budget around 20 Jordanian dinars (US$28) per non-included meal. If you are vegetarian, please note that main meals are limited in choice; however, meze is almost always available in restaurants and is a good, filling vegetarian choice. There is a good selection of seafood available by the Red Sea. At the Wadi Rum camp, we enjoy a traditional dinner called zarb, which is cooked underground. This consists of rice with a selection including chicken, lamb and vegetables. Vegetables are cooked separately from the meat.



Alcohol is available in Jordan, but not widely. Many hotels do not sell alcohol but will often allow it to be brought in from elsewhere. It is best to plan ahead if you’ll want a drink, your tour leader will be able to tell you what’s possible and may be able to arrange a stop at a supermarket or liquor store (depending on location). In Petra, the unique Cave Bar in Petra Guesthouse is open to the public. A less expensive option is the bar in the Petra Palace Hotel which is also open to all.

Accommodation

Experience a diverse range of accommodations, from three-star hotels in Amman, Petra, and Madaba to unique stays in properties run by Jordan's Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature. Enjoy a night in a private Bedouin camp in Wadi Rum and the peaceful Mujib Chalets by the Dead Sea.

Mode of Transport

The tour includes all transport and listed activities, with free transfers from Queen Alia International Airport in Amman. Travel between destinations is primarily by vehicle, with a four-hour 4x4 tour in Wadi Rum and a series of scenic drives along the King's Highway.

Check out our Q&As

  • What kind of accommodation can I expect during the tour?

    The accommodation is varied and includes properties run by Jordan's Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature, such as Ajloun Cabins, Azraq Lodge, Mujib Chalets, and Dana Guesthouse. In cities like Amman, Petra, and Madaba, you will stay in three-star hotels. A night is also spent in a private Bedouin camp in Wadi Rum.

  • What meals are included in the tour?

    The tour includes all breakfasts, one lunch, and four dinners. When not half board, meals are usually arranged in local restaurants, and the tour leader can assist with bookings.

  • What activities are included in the Wadi Rum visit?

    In Wadi Rum, you will enjoy a four-hour 4x4 tour of the dramatic landscapes, sample Bedouin tea, and have the option of a camel ride. You will also experience Bedouin hospitality with a traditional zarb dinner cooked underground.

  • Are there any optional activities during the tour?

    Yes, there is an optional camel ride in Wadi Rum and an optional dinner with a local family in Petra, which is payable locally.

  • What is the significance of Petra in the tour?

    Petra is a major highlight of the tour, where you will spend two full days exploring the ancient city. It is known for its unique rock-carved architecture and historical significance as a Nabatean city.

  • Is there any special cultural experience included in the tour?

    Yes, the tour includes a visit to the Iraq Al-Amir women's co-operative, which aims to make women financially independent through the production of hand-made crafts and food.

  • What happens if I need to change my holiday date once I’ve booked?

    If you wish to make any changes to your booking, particularly if you need to alter any flights booked through us, please let us know as soon as possible. There is a booking or flight amendment fee of £40 per change and flight amendments often incur extra airline costs depending on the changes to be made and if the ticket has been issued or not.

  • How long has the tour company been trading?

    Exodus has been trading since 1974

  • What documents will I receive before I travel?

    Your final joining instructions and flight details, if booked with us, will then be sent out 2 to 3 weeks before departure. If you would like a hard copy posted, or if you require these any earlier, please contact the customer operations team. We advise that if you are booking connecting travel before receiving these, please ensure you leave plenty of time.

  • Do you operate a “single share” option and how does it work?

    Travellers are welcome to opt to share a room with a tour member of the same gender for no additional charge. If you'd like your own room, we can request a single supplement so that you will have your own room throughout.

  • Can I join the tour once it has departed?

    You are welcome to meet the group after the tour has departed however there is no reduction in rate for joining a tour after the departure date.

Reviews of this operator

Gergana Racheva  

Very helpful and prompt service

06-Jan-2023

Very helpful and prompt service. I called to check for an already booked trip and once we sorted this, the agent was ready to help me with another booking as well. He actually waited for me to book my flight tickets, answered all my questions, informed me of all my options. Exodus is a tour company I am using regularly due to the quality of their trips, ease of booking and helpfulness of their customer service team

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Tim Hardy  

Stunning walking. Walking the Amalfi Coast

04-Nov-2021

This trip takes you through the most beautiful parts of the Mediterranean walking with a guide and also discovering the wonders of Pompeii and Vesuvius. The hotel had a nice feel as family run, spotless and comfortable rooms, we were well looked after for breakfasts and dinner each day, and the barmen fixed some mean cocktails for us.!

paul green (Google Reviewer)  

Went on a tour of...

14-Jan-2022

Went on a tour of morocco in October and loved it ,mohamed the tour guide was excellent, probably go with exodus to India next year

Paul Green  

It's amazing what you can do in a week! Cycling the Dalmatian Coast.

08-Oct-2021

This holiday was extremely enjoyable. The itinerary is well planned and the route takes you to a variety of destinations. Not having been to Croatia before I didn't know there were so many beautiful small islands and I loved the ferry and catarmaran rides. The coastal route we took was dramatic and the World Heritage sites in Split and Dubrovnik very interesting and worth visiting. The Adriatic Sea was warm, blue and inviting, good for swimming even in October. The hotels we stayed in varied in size from medium to large. I particularly liked the one just outside Dubrovnik as I had a sea view. Tourists were plentiful in Split and Dubrovnik but in the other places we stayed there was an end of season feel and it was quiet on the roads and in the resorts. The food was good and our guide was always able to recommend a nice restaurant for our evening meal. The weather in October was good for cycling - not hot, partly cloudy most days and one day it rained!

Mrs Y Morrison  

Fabulous company and trip

06-Jan-2023

We went overland from Cape Town to Zimbabwe through Botswana and Namibia. What a fantastic trip. Our first time with Exodus although we have travelled extensively around the world. We would highly recommend this company for such a brilliant trip - we got everything and more all at a good price. Thanks to everyone involved. We are looking at our next trip!

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Ann B (Google Reviewer)  

We had a week walking...

08-Oct-2024

We had a week walking and wine in the Duro valley with two local guides Louis and Theresa. They were both exceptional, knowledgeable, professional and funny. Our group of 11 had a great time. This was a premium tour. Our 4 star hotels were both well located clean and with great views. We had several local meals arranged by our guides with local people cooking for us. We did not meet any other walkers during our hikes only two shepherds. I would certainly recommend this tour to anyone interested in the local produce and wine. We both felt as we had learnt a lot about Portugal during this tour. We will use Exodus again. One of our group had done 30 tours with Exodus over the years. Quite an endorsement.

Alison Payton (Google Reviewer)  

I've done 8 trips in...

17-May-2023

I've done 8 trips in the last 14 years with Exodus, and have been rewarded with a 10% discount on all future bookings. I feel very confident that I'll receive pleasant, efficient service, and have the unusual holiday experience that I'm looking for each time. I've trekked to the top of snow-capped peaks, wild-camped in the desert, seen amazing spectacles of nature, visited 4 capital cities in a week, and learned about local culture and experienced local hospitality in a way that I simply wouldn't on a conventional holiday. The quality of the accommodation and guides can vary, but this is mainly down to cultural differences and things that Exodus can't control. I've only ever complained once, my complaint was taken seriously, and I was sent a discount voucher - you can't say fairer than that. I remain a loyal customer.

David (Google Reviewer)  

Exodus are generally a good...

21-Aug-2024

Exodus are generally a good travel company. Things tend to run smoothly and trips well organised. Their customers tend to be at retirement age. Trips are a bit overpriced. I would also avoid trips in Europe, as these often focus on more coffee stops and meals, rather than walking. I would also recommend making sure your guide records any accidents you have, hopefully not applicable. I had one on Sierra de Aitana which the guide saw and knew about, but he and Exodus said it never happened when I followed up after the trip. I wasn’t putting in a claim, just suggested a safety improvement. They have since apologised and acknowledged this as an error. They are a good reliable option for outside of Europe trips.

Jacquelyn Moore (Google Reviewer)  

Food came quickly. Staff very...

07-Mar-2024

Food came quickly. Staff very friendly and polite . However the chef or person preparing the food did not seem to read the menu! If it says a meal should come with vegetables, you should not have to ask for them. They served shepherds pie with garlic bread! The munchies ice cream sundae said it should come in a glass with a flake but came in a little bowl with just a few munchies! When asking the staff were happy to replace and correct but customer should get what they order and what menu says first time round!!

johanna leonor (Google Reviewer)  

If you like to be...

07-Sep-2023

If you like to be mistreated Exodus is perfect for you. If you enjoy terrible choices for hotels and pseudo restaurants Exodus is perfect for you. Careless about their clients and loveless about their propositions. Exodus has been a dissatisfaction and disappointment about every dealing i and my group have had with him. Especially a man called Simone who just cares about the money he can get from you couldn’t care less about service.

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