Airport Pickup

The driver monitors flight status through Queen Alia International Airport services to adjust pickup as needed. At arrivals, the driver holds a sign with the lead traveler's name, assists with luggage, and provides a modern car equipped with bottled water and free WiFi. Service operates 24 hours.

45 min

Jerash Ruins

Visit the Temple of Artemis, dedicated to the huntress goddess, featuring tall columns and detailed carvings. Walk through the Oval Plaza, once a busy marketplace and arena for chariot races and contests. Explore Cardo Maximus, Jerash's main street lined with colonnades and shops. Climb to the Temple of Zeus, the largest sanctuary in Jerash.

180 min

Ajloun Castle

Built in 1184 by Saladin's nephew Izz ad-Din Usama to control Syrian-Egyptian trade routes, the castle has 13 hexagonal and round towers and fortified gates. Explore its walls and towers for views of nearby valleys. Visit the courtyard, water channels, cisterns, and the on-site museum detailing its history and archaeology. The castle was abandoned in the 19th century and restored in the 20th.

45 min

Madaba Mosaic Map

Located on the floor of the Church of St. George, the map dates to around 560 AD and is the oldest surviving original map of the Holy Land. It shows the region from Egypt to Lebanon, including Jerusalem, the Jordan River, and the Dead Sea. Made from millions of colored tesserae, it includes biblical cities and landmarks with notable historical accuracy for its time.

30 min

Mt. Nebo

Visit the monastery on Mt. Nebo, where Moses is said to have viewed the Promised Land. From the site, look out over the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, Jericho, and Jerusalem. The visit includes time to explore the old monastery.

45 min

Karak Castle

Constructed between 1142 and 1148 by Pagan the Butler and King Fulk of Jerusalem, and expanded by Mamluks and Ottomans, Karak Castle was a Crusader stronghold controlling trade routes. It endured multiple sieges, including Saladin's assault in 1188. Explore its walls, towers, gates, underground chambers, and tunnels. Panoramic views of the city and countryside are available from the castle.

45 min

Petra

Arrive before 8:00 AM at Petra Visitor Center to avoid crowds and purchase tickets. Start with a walk through the Siq, a narrow gorge leading to the Treasury carved into rose-colored cliffs. Explore the Treasury area, nearby tombs, and Nabataean architectural features. Continue along the Street of Facades, passing tombs like the Urn Tomb and Silk Tomb.

300 min

Drive to Wadi Rum

Travel from Petra to Wadi Rum, the desert location for the overnight stay.

120 min

Wadi Rum

Wadi Rum, called the Valley of the Moon, has wide red sand dunes and tall sandstone cliffs. In the morning, an optional 4x4 Jeep tour explores canyons, sand dunes, and Nabatean rock inscriptions. Afterwards, the trip continues for 3.5 hours to the Dead Sea, where guests check in at their hotel.

180 min

Baptism Site of Jesus Christ

Located on the east bank of the Jordan River north of the Dead Sea, this archaeological World Heritage Site includes ruins of churches and monasteries from the Byzantine period. Excavations revealed baptismal pools, caves used by hermits, and other early Christian remains. The site includes a museum and guided tours are available.

120 min

Return to Amman Airport

Drive back to Amman airport, concluding the tour.

45 min