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This private experience combines an introductory visit to Petra with a desert safari in Wadi Rum. You’ll be collected from your chosen point and travel to Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, for a guided tour that includes the site’s main highlights. As you move through the famous rock-cut façades of the ‘lost city’, your guide will explain how the Nabateans carved the city from the rock thousands of years ago and discuss its more recent rediscovery and historical significance. You’ll also visit Wadi Rum, where a two-hour desert safari will take you into the desert landscape and give you the opportunity to enjoy a desert sunset. Along the way, your guide will share local context and bring the desert setting to life, so you can experience both the ancient monuments of Petra and the wide, sandy vistas of Wadi Rum in one outing.

Experience a thoughtful day of Jordan’s highlights, guided by experienced drivers who share local insights and stories as you travel. You will explore the mosaic-rich streets of Madaba, where intricate floor and wall mosaics are part of the town’s character. As you move through the landscape, the route leads to Mount Nebo, a recognised vantage point with expansive views that offer a strong sense of the region’s history and setting. The tour also includes a visit to the Baptism Site, where history and spirituality converge and you can reflect on the place’s significance. Concluding the day, you will float in the Dead Sea, a unique natural wonder known for its buoyant waters and reputed rejuvenating properties. Along the way, your driver’s commentary will provide context and background to the sites you visit, enriching the overall experience.

If you're new to Amman or have friends and family visiting, this shared walking tour of downtown Amman provides a friendly introduction to the city's heart. As you move through the narrow streets and markets, you will taste multiple authentic Jordanian dishes and drinks in restaurants that are more than 90 years old. Along the way you will explore hidden spots and small shops, soak up the local atmosphere and meet residents who can give you insight into Jordanian culture and history. The tour is suitable for families and couples. Roman Theatre and Amman Citadel are not included, but you may visit them before or after the tour if you wish. This is a shared tour, and the operator also offers customised tours and private transfers across Jordan should you want a private option or a longer itinerary.

This trip to Jerash, Ajloun and Um Qais takes you into a different side of Jordan. You’ll travel north through forests and mountain valleys and encounter ancient sites that tell the region’s layered story. At Jerash you’ll see Roman ruins; in Ajloun a medieval castle punctuates the landscape; and at Um Qais you’ll experience another side of the country’s past and scenery. As you move through these places, you’ll get an insider’s taste of Jordan’s complex and unexpected history. The tour is designed to feel like a journey through time, combining archaeological sites with natural surroundings. Along the way, you’ll enjoy an authentic meal in a local, off-the-beaten-track restaurant, giving a glimpse of everyday life and local flavours.

This transfer service provides reliable transport between Queen Alia International Airport and your accommodation in Amman, operating in either direction. Travel in a mid‑size vehicle driven by a professional chauffeur, so you won’t need to worry about hailing a taxi or arranging alternative transport. The service is designed to be dependable and convenient, giving you a straightforward way to get to or from the airport. You may also customise your transfer to suit your interests and schedule. Along the way or as part of a longer outing, you can arrange visits to Jordan’s famous sites, such as the ancient city of Petra, the dramatic landscapes of Wadi Rum, the Roman ruins at Jerash, the salt shores of the Dead Sea, or the Baptism Site. These flexible options allow you to explore at your own pace rather than following a fixed tour timetable.

On this private day tour you will explore some of Northern Jordan’s most important historical and ancient sites: Jerash, Ajloun and Umm Qais. You will head to Jerash, one of Jordan’s foremost Roman sites. The city reached its high point during Roman rule in 63 BC and has been inhabited for more than 6,500 years. As you move through its ruins you will admire temples, theatres, colonnaded plazas and an amphitheatre, and learn about settlements that date back to the Bronze and Iron Ages. You will also visit Ajloun, then continue on to Umm Qais, previously known as Gadara and mostly known for the famous miracle of the Gadarene swine. Umm Qais was a home and cultural centre for many poets and philosophers. Along its terraces and colonnaded streets you will see the scattered ruins that speak of its ancient past and cultural importance.

These private tours from Amman give you a flexible way to see the city's main sights and nearby heritage sites at your own pace. A half-day Amman city tour includes the Amman Citadel, the Roman Theater and King Abdullah Mosque, providing a compact introduction to the city’s history and landmarks. The full-day Amman tour covers the same highlights and adds the Jordan Museum and Rainbow Street for a broader look at Jordan’s archaeology and contemporary culture. You can also pick full-day options that combine Amman with nearby destinations. The Amman & Jerash tour pairs city highlights with a visit to Jerash, one of the best-preserved Greco-Roman cities, where you will walk along colonnaded streets and see temples and theatres. The Amman & Madaba tour adds the “City of Mosaics,” with visits to St George’s Church and Mount Nebo. Along the way you’ll learn about the sites’ historical and cultural contexts. All tours include private transportation and a professional driver for a comfortable, personalised experience.

Escape bustling Amman for the day on a private trip that takes you to four of Jordan’s most important religious and historical sites. Along the way you’ll visit Madaba, Mt. Nebo, Bethany on the River Jordan and the Dead Sea, exploring each place’s significance as you move between them. You’ll see the famous Mosaic Map at Madaba and take in its detailed ancient depiction of the region. At Mt. Nebo you’ll stand where Moses is thought to have seen the Promised Land and take in the views across the Jordan Valley. In Bethany you’ll visit the site on the River Jordan that is believed to be where Jesus was baptized. The day finishes at the Dead Sea, where you’ll have time to relax and swim at the lowest point in the world. Throughout the trip you’ll experience a mix of history, religious heritage and natural scenery as you move from one landmark to the next.

On this self-guided, self-paced audio tour of Amman's famous Rainbow Street, you’ll follow the stories of a local artist and tour coordinator, Rana Safadi. Her family has lived in this neighbourhood for generations, and she guides you through the street’s corners and alleys with personal insight. You can download the tour in a Wi‑Fi zone for offline use; when you’re ready, play the recording and let Rana’s narration accompany your walk. Highlights include learning how Rainbow Street got its name and spotting the area’s unique architecture, from classic Arab styles to Amman’s first skyscraper. Along the way you’ll pass the birthplace of the late King Hussein bin Talal and pause for the fantastic panoramic views of the city. The tour focuses on the stories and details hiding in plain sight as you move through the neighbourhood.

On arrival, a professional driver will meet you at the arrival gate holding a sign with your name. They will be ready to assist with your luggage and will guide you to a waiting, modern air‑conditioned vehicle matched to your group size and luggage needs. Your flight will be monitored for any changes, so the team can stay informed about delays or early arrivals. The focus is on a straightforward, comfortable start to your journey, with personal greeting and luggage help to get you moving as smoothly as possible.

On this private city tour of Amman, you will travel in a private, air‑conditioned vehicle and explore the city's contrasting faces — from dusty classical ruins to lively markets and the sleek malls of the modern centre. The pace is relaxed and focused on what interests you, so you can take in both historic sites and contemporary neighbourhoods as you move through the capital. Along the way, you will see Amman’s top attractions, including the striking Roman amphitheatre and the hilltop Citadel with its ruins and archaeological museum. You will also pass the impressive King Abdullah Mosque and have time to experience the colours and sounds of local markets as well as the atmosphere of the city’s upscale shopping areas. The route includes many more sites that illustrate Amman’s mix of ancient heritage and modern life, giving you a broad, approachable introduction to the city.

You’ll travel through Jordan’s top highlights over two days with a professional English‑speaking driver. Along the way you’ll explore the ancient rock-carved city of Petra and the vast desert landscapes of Wadi Rum, then relax at the Dead Sea—the lowest point on earth. Transport from Amman and between sites is included, and the trip focuses on the experience of these three iconic places as you move between them. The tour is available in several option types to suit different travel styles. Options include Transport Only (up to 7 guests), Private Tour – Classic or Deluxe Tent (up to 7 guests), and Small‑Group Tour – Classic or Deluxe Tent (up to 7 guests). A new Mid‑Size Guided Group Tour (up to 17 guests) is also offered; this option only includes a fully guided experience, Dead Sea resort access with lunch, and an extra breakfast stop on the way to Petra. Note that entry fees and local site guides are not included in the options unless specifically stated.

Spend a day on a private beach at the Dead Sea with a customisable excursion from Amman. A private vehicle will collect you from your hotel in Amman and return you there at the end of the day, and all resort entrance fees are included. The arrangement is flexible, so you can spend as long as you want at the resort. At the Dead Sea you may swim or float in the salty water, sunbathe on the shoreline, or cover yourself in the mineral-rich mud that is often called a natural spa. The resort provides comfortable facilities for guests, including showers, changing rooms and a pool, so you can freshen up before heading back. Along the way and while you relax, you will enjoy wide views of the surrounding desert landscape.

This experience centres on a smooth, well-managed visit to Petra. You will receive pre-arranged assistance with ticket purchases at the visitor centre, which helps avoid delays and allows prompt entry to the site. Comfortable transportation is provided for both arrival and departure, so the travel side of your day is handled and you can focus on the place itself. Along the way, you may add a knowledgeable local guide, which is optional but highly recommended. With a guide, the visit becomes more than sightseeing: you will explore Petra’s historical and architectural wonders with context and insight, learning about the site’s significance and design as you move through it. Taken together, the organised ticket support, the option of expert commentary, and the comfortable transfers aim to let you immerse yourself in Petra without worrying about logistics.

You will visit one of the most spectacular natural and spiritual landscapes in the world. In this experience you will float, enjoy mud-bathing and swim, taking in the calm and unusual surroundings as you move through the site. The activities are simple and immersive, focused on the sensations of the water and mud within a setting many people find both beautiful and meaningful. You will also visit the fascinating salt area. Alongside the floating and mud experiences, this part of the landscape offers striking salt formations and a distinctive atmosphere that complements the water-based activities. Overall, the visit combines natural scenery with tactile experiences, letting you engage directly with a place valued for both its physical features and its spiritual resonance.