• Meet the tour guide and explore Amman. The city has so many must-see attractions and things to do that you can easily spend a pleasant day or two. Downtown Amman is a must-see. At the bottom of the city’s many hills and overlooked by the magisterial citadel, it features spectacular Roman ruins, an international-standard museum and the hubbub of mosques, souqs and coffeehouses that are central to Jordanian life. Elsewhere, urban western Amman has leafy residential districts, cafes, bars, modern malls and art galleries; and in earthy eastern Amman, it’s easy to sense the more traditional and conservative pulse of the capital.
• Pass by the hotel to get rid of your luggage, then head to the east of Amman to see its beauty. We will provide you with a digital map with all the attractions, restaurants, and must-see places.

• Leave Amman heading to Dana. At the top of Dana mountain, Dana village is situated. From Dana village, a trail goes between the mountains looking over the long valley of Wadi Dana amidst splendid sandstone scenery and diverse landscapes.  
• Follow the path going up, then down to Ghuwair valley, then up again to eventually arrive at this amazing view over the area and spend the night there.
  • Dana is Jordan’s largest nature reserve, covering some 320 square kilometres of spectacular mountains and wadis along the face of the Great Rift Valley. From scorching sand dunes in the west to cool mountaintops in the east, the Dana Biosphere Reserve is home to a great variety of wildlife. There is plants and animals characteristic of a true desert, of Mediterranean forests and of the dry plains of Russia. In fact, Dana is really a melting pot of species from three continents: Europe, Africa and Asia. 

Distance: 16.5 km

Time: 7 - 8 hours

Physical challenge: Moderate

Trail challenge: Moderate

Elevation gain: 745m

• Head up for a couple of kilometres, a little bit difficult but rewarding, then head more due south on footpaths to walk on the ridge of the western side of Mansourah village, with Wadi Araba and Sharah Mountains to the west, to reach Al-Juhaier viewpoint. 
• Go downhill towards the Ras Al-Fayed area. We will spend some time seeing the expansive view of Wadi Araba’s watch to the west below. 
• End the day with a great cup of tea and delicious local food and prepare the camp to stay there for the night.

Distance: 13.7 km

Time: 7 - 8 hours

Physical challenge: Difficult

Trail challenge: Moderate 

Elevation gain: 612m

• Leave Ras Al Fayed along a rocky sandstone terrain. Throughout the way, see spectacular varying views of the barren desert landscape with surprise encounters of desert vegetation and animal life. On your way to Gbour Al-Wohidat, you'll find yourself walking between deep canyons and blacktop mountains on the Bedouin shepherd trails.
• Climb up for an hour and keep walking south to see different rock formations, which means that we are getting closer to Petra.
• After reaching Gbour Al-Wohidat, we will camp there for the night.

Distance: 15.8 km

Time: 7 - 9 hours

Physical challenge: Moderate 

Trail challenge: Moderate 

Elevation gain: 659m

• Head to Little Petra. After leaving the camp, we will start seeing signs of increasing human habitation of Bedouin camps, sheep pens, and small agricultural plots; you can gain an impression of the living environment of part of Jordan’s population. Then will start heading up towards the Beihdah area.
• Enter a small sandstone canyon and wind our way through to the site of Beihdah.

Distance: 14.8 km

Time: 6/7 hours

Physical challenge: Moderate 

Trail challenge: Moderate 

Elevation gain: 561m

• Go pleasantly down Wadi Ghurab amidst sandstone mountains guarding the approaches to Petra. This way follows a Nabataean route out of the valley and skirts around the final mountain on a natural rock terrace, which has been ‘improved’ by the PAP for the safety of walkers. Even so, it still narrows slightly before reaching a hidden plateau high above the impressive chasm of Wadi Siyyagh. Just beyond, carved into the cliff face, ‘The Monastery’ suddenly comes into view. (Bedouin café). Nabataean steps then lead down into ancient Petra, through which the route goes before exiting past ‘The Treasury’ and through the famous ‘Petra Siq’ to the shops, cafés and hotels of Wadi Musa.

Distance: 14.7 km

Time: 6/7 hours

Physical challenge: Easy

Trail challenge: Easy

Elevation gain: 762m

• Leave Petra, heading to the waters. Aqaba is a great place on the Red Sea, at all times of the year, for water sports activities and relaxing under the sun after your great adventure.
• Have the rest of the day to discover Aqaba souks and restaurants, and try red sea fish meals the traditional way.

• Catch the yacht cruise and join them in their adventure of diving and snorkelling in the gulf of Aqaba.
• Have the rest of the day to discover Aqaba souks and restaurants, and try red sea fish meals the traditional way.

• Leave Aqaba before 8 hours of your flight time.