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Delve into mystical Jordan, exploring its forests, deserts and seas.
Start your Jordan discovery in the country's capital Amman. You'll be met at the airport and transfered to your hotel in the Sweifieh district. *Hotel:* Rum Art
After breakfast you'll be transported back in time with a tour of the Roman ruins at Jerash. The day continues at pace, with a hike through the Ajloun Forest Reserve, a haven for roe deer, wild boar and grey wolves. Along the way, you’ll stop at the Soap House to see how local women make Orjan soap from olive oil and herbs. At the House of Calligraphy, try writing your name in Arabic letters. Then sample local Jordanian delicacies at the Biscuit House. Tonight, you’ll check into eco-friendly cabins for a night in peaceful forest surroundings. *Hotel:* Ajloun Forest Cabins
Leaving Ajloun after breakfast, you'll travel south through desert landscapes and stunning canyons and try local mint tea with spectacular views. Later arrive in Wadi Musa the gateway to the mystical ancient city of Petra. Tonight, there’s the option of trying a Turkish Bath. Otherwise, settle into the Movenpick Nabatean Castle and enjoy the views of the Rift Valley from this fortress-style hotel. *Hotel*: Movenpick Nabatean castle
Chances are you’re used to an early alarm, which is just as well - you’ll be up before dawn this morning. You’ll start by walking through the 1.2km Siq, a stunning canyon that reveals an Ancient City as the sun rises. You’ll see the Treasury, an imposing ancient tomb, then it's upwards to the High Place of Sacrifice for fantastic views over the rose-red city. Heading down the mountain on another route we stop for tea at the Garden Tomb then hike through Wadi Farasa to our picnic lunch stop. Hidden high in the hills is another legendary monument, the Monastery. To get there we head up 850 stone steps which is an effort but trust us - it's worth it. After our climbing adventures it is time to wind our way back along the city streets passing the Royal Tombs and the 2000-year-old Nabataean Theatre, carved out of the mountain-side and finally we return to the Siq. Your time in Petra is sure to be a day you will never forget. *Hotel:* Movenpick Nabatean castle
Today its on to Wadi Rum, characterised by deep red sands and mars-like landscape this desert will captivate you. After checking into your geodesic dome pod in Wadi Rum (yes, it’s as exciting as it sounds), take a jeep safari into the vastness. You’ll arrive at the right spot just in time for sunset, then return to camp for dinner under a canopy of stars. Heavenly. Wadi Rum UFO camp
Take an early morning camel ride across the desert and commit the last of the captivating views to memory (and your camera phone) before the hour-long drive to the Red Sea coast. The rest of the day is spent in Aqaba, a small town on the red sea coast where you can stretch out on the beach and try snorkelling over a coral reef. Tonight, the nightlife of Aqaba beckons... *HOTEL:* Daytree by Hilton
After breakfast, its on to the 15th-century village of Dana for a hike in the Biosphere Reserve. Join local villagers for lunch before continuing to the Dead Sea the lowest place on earth (431m below sea level, to be exact). Take time to enjoy the facilities of our resort but don’t miss the experience of floating in the Dead Sea. The high salt content of the water makes swimming impossible. But it’s perfect for bobbing about it and letting your skin take advantage of the mineral-rich mud. *HOTEL:* Hilton Dead Sea Resort
This morning you’ll hike the Wadi Mujib Siq Trail, running parallel to the Dead Sea. You’ll wade and scramble through a gorge to reach a dramatic waterfall. If you’re lucky, you might spot some Nubian Ibex. The final afternoon is yours to unwind, maybe treating yourself to a spa treatment or another soak in the Dead Sea before your thoughts turn to the journey home. *HOTEL:* Hilton Dead Sea resort
After breakfast, a transfer will return you (reluctantly, most likely) to the airport.
* Six nights 4 -5 star hotels, one night in forest cabins, one night in Wadi
Rum camp
* Airport transfers
* All breakfasts, two lunches and three dinners included
* This trip visits local restaurants, including those serving mezze style
meal. These have fast service and good quality food for the group and
usually cost 10-15 JD per person
* If you are vegetarian, main meals may be limited in choice, but mezze is
almost always available in restaurants and is a filling option.
* As Jordan is a Muslim country alcohol is not available in all restaurants
and many hotels.
* Six nights 4 -5 star hotels, one night in forest cabins, one night in Wadi
Rum camp
* Airport transfers
* Ajloun Forest trek is around 7km and is an easy hike and exploring Petra
involves around a 10km walk. The mountain top hike to the High Place of
Sacrifice requires some effort but it is well worth it for fantastic views
of the whole of Petra.
* As the Siq Trail in Wadi Mujib involves wadding through water of various
levels you need to be able to swim and feel confident in the water as
there is sometimes a current. Life jackets are provided.
Hotels and Camping
*Rum Art Hotel*
A comfortable hotel in the centre of Amman that has you within easy reach of
shops and restaurants.
*Ajloun Forest Reserve Cabins*
Cosy log cabins in the Aljoun Highlands with fabulous views. There’s no TV
and no Wi-Fi in the cabins, ideal for the ultimate switch-off.
*Movenpick Nabatean Castle*
Standing proud on a hilltop overlooking the Rift Valley, Movenpick Nabatean
Castle Hotel has comfortable rooms and a raft of facilities for a relaxing
stay.
*Wadi Rum UFO Camp*
An unforgettable and luxury desert camp where you’ll stay in a UFO Pod with
panoramic views over Wadi Rum.
*Doubletree by Hilton Aqaba*
A large, sleek hotel that overlooks the Gulf of Aqaba. This resort has a
choice of restaurants, fitness facilities, pools and a rooftop lounge.
*Hilton Dead Sea Resort*
In the heart of the Jordan Valley on the eastern shores of the Dead Sea, this
swish resort has modern rooms, excellent facilities and beach access.
* All breakfasts, two lunches and three dinners included
* This trip visits local restaurants, including those serving mezze style
meal. These have fast service and good quality food for the group and
usually cost 10-15 JD per person
* If you are vegetarian, main meals may be limited in choice, but mezze is
almost always available in restaurants and is a filling option.
* As Jordan is a Muslim country alcohol is not available in all restaurants
and many hotels.
*Included Transfers. *
Exodus Edits provide *FREE* airport arrival and departure transfers for any
flight for this trip. The transfer will be to the Exodus Edits start (or
pre-tour) hotel and from the end hotel (or post-tour) hotel, and will be on
the date on which the tour starts/ends; transfers to other hotels in the same
city and/or on different dates may attract an extra charge. Transfers may be
shared with other Exodus Edits customers on the same flight, or on a flight
with similar arrival times. All those taking advantage of the free airport
transfers must provide full flight details for both arrival and departure in
advance.
We know that the unexpected can happen. Your plane my get delayed, or
things just don't go to plan. If you miss your tour departures, check with
the hotel to see if your tour leader has left you a message with details of
how to catch up with your group. If not, call our emergency number (you will
find it on the final joining instructions) and our team will help you. Don't
forget that you are responsible for any extra travelling expenses incurred if
you miss your tour departure.
*Flights*
Remember, flights aren't automatically included in your trip. If you'd like
the Exodus Edits team to help you find some good options, give us a call on
+44020 8772 3837.
* Small back pack for daily use
* Refillable water bottle (water available on our bus)
* Sun cream
* Insect repellent for the night at the desert camp
* Torch for desert camp
* Good shoes for walking and lightweight walking boots for days when hiking
* Swim wear for the Red and Dead Seas
* Sunhat
* Aqua shoes or flip flops for underfoot in Dead Sea which can be rocky
* Suitable clothing and shoes (no swimwear, crocs or sandals that can come
off in the current) for wading through the water in Wadi Mujib
* Waterproof bag that is easy carry for any essentials for wading in Wadi
Mujib (suggest valuables are not carried)
You will encounter a range of temperatures on these trips; in spring and
autumn the days are generally quite hot (very hot in July and August), the
nights are cool in the desert. Light cotton clothing is suitable for daytime
use, but you may need a sweater, and for departures from the end of September
onwards you should also bring a warm jacket for early mornings and night in
the desert.
Please note that Jordan is a Muslim country and so modest dress is required
on this trip when visiting holy sites, and rural areas (i.e. legs, shoulders
and upper arms to be covered). In the larger cities and more popular
destinations this is not necessary.
Hand sanitiser
* To cover any additional costs, including meals not cover in the itinerary,
we recommend a spending budget of approximately 250 JOD. (GBP 270, USD
352, CAD 464, AUD 511 at time of writing). If you want to purchase
alcoholic drinks when available then allow for more expenditure.
* Our local staff are paid well and fairly for their work with Exodus Edits.
If you wish to tip your group leader in appreciation of their help and
friendliness, we recommend 20 JOD per person. (GBP 22, USD 28 CAD 37, AUD
41 at time of publication
* For your driver and the other staff who will provide assistance during the
trip we recommend a total of around 20 JOD per person which will then be
shared between all staff. (GBP 22, USD 28, CAD 37, AUD 41 at time of
publication.)
* Travel insurance
* Visas and vaccinations
* Tips for leaders and staff
* Flights
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