• Arrive in Amman and be greeted by your tour representative.
• 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. 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. Enjoy your adventure.

Accommodation in 3 stars hotel in Amman.

• Leave Amman going east to Azraq. Azraq is a unique wetland located in the heart of the arid Eastern Desert, which takes its name from the Arabic word for ‘blue’. A migratory stopover for birds from three continents
• Discover the Azraq area and hike the reserve to see the wildlife, then enjoy birdwatching before we leave for Shumare reserve to see other kinds of different animals and birds.

Accommodation in Azraq eco-lodge for the night.

• Leave Azraq heading north to Umm Qais; in the northwestern corner of Jordan, in the hills above the Jordan Valley, are the ruins of the Decapolis city of Gadara, now called Umm Qais. The site is striking because it juxtaposes Roman ruins with an abandoned Ottoman-era village, as well as its tremendous vantage point, with views of three countries (Jordan, Syria, and Israel and the Palestinian Territories), encompassing the Golan Heights, Mt Hermon and the Sea of Galilee. According to the Bible, it was here that Jesus performed the miracle of the Gadarene swine: casting the demons out of two men into a herd of pigs. Today Umm Qais is at the forefront of community-tourism development in Jordan, and it's worth staying a night or two to enjoy an increasing array of options, from hiking and biking to beekeeping, foraging and cooking classes.
• You'll hike around the area to see all the places mentioned above, then after, have a local lunch with the guide family.

Elevation: 140m

Length: 10km

Accommodation: local house in Umm Qais

• We will leave Umm Qais heading to Ajloun to start our day with a traditional breakfast in a local house (Um Sameer). The owner is a strong, talented lady making traditional food in her home with the help of her 7 children and husband; it's a great model of a farmer's family where everyone helps with daily life
• Head to Ajloun castle; standing 1250 meters above sea level is Ajloun Castle. Ajloun Castle is a 12th Century fortress that was built under the rule of the sultan and military leader Saladin. The castle is set on top of Mount ‘Auf and provides visitors with astonishing views of the Jordan Valley and surrounding desert. Over the years, the castle has undergone many rebuilds, and although much of the original features no longer exist, there are many chambers, carvings, and towers 
• Then we will leave Ajloun, heading to Jerash, another Decapolis city, one of the largest in the area, to have a quick visit before we head to have lunch in one of the levant restaurants
• Head to Madaba to visit the church of Saint John the baptist with its views over Madaba and visit the known book store and stay in Madaba.

Accommodation in 3 stars hotel in Madaba.

• Early in the morning, we will leave Madaba, heading to Mount Nebo to visit the place where Moses lives and see from far Jericho, the oldest city in the world.
• Continue to the Dead Sea area where Wadi Mujib is located. The sound of clattering water and the feeling of being fully alive, colourful sandstone, narrow siq, drifting in fast currents, hopping over rocks and enjoying waterfalls, this is Wadi Mujib. Wadi al Mujib is one of the best adventure sites in Jordan with its fast currents and narrow siq, the adventure takes around 3 hours to finish.
• Then, we will head to our five stars hotel to enjoy the Dead Sea water and mud and will stay there for the night.

Accommodation 5 stars hotel in the Dead Sea.

• Leaving our five-star hotel, heading to Dana reserve, the largest nature reserve in Jordan; we will hike the most famous trail in the area, Wadi Ghuweir; the Wadi is a miracle, 16 kilometres of diverse nature walking through a narrow siq, the siq in some places will be so narrow that can fit two people, the palm trees hanging from the 50 meters high walls and the nature of Wadi is unique.
• Your guide will take care of lunch in the Wadi, and after you finish, you'll find your camp ready in the desert of the Fyenan area; you will have dinner with local people before you sleep in this remote area with light pollution the minimum to enjoy the silence and stars. If the weather is rainy, we will replace the Wadi Ghuwair trail with the Wadi Dana trail. Wadi Dana is the most famous trail in the reserve; the trail is a link between Dana village through the valley to Wadi Fyenan village, one of the oldest cities in the Levant with its huge copper deposit
• When visiting Feynan, you will encounter what is arguably one of the last remaining Bedouin communities that continue to live their traditional lifestyle in Jordan
• At the end of the day, we will camp in the area with our Bedouin friends.

• Early in the morning, we will head to Petra, the lost city; this city was hidden for a long time, with just locals knowing about it.
• We will enter the city from the main gate, starting from the visitors' center and walking through the famous siq heading towards the Treasury. The siq was the first defence against the other tribes; the narrow canyon helped the city to stay fortified over the ages.
• We will hike the city towards the altar and Adair (Monastery) for a full tour. The hike is around 12 kilometres and classified as a moderate hike with an elevation of (+250 m).
• Then we will head to our hotel to stay the night. 3 days a week, they have Petra by night event where they light the siq with candles to the Treasury. If it's the day of Petra by night, you can buy the ticket and go for it.

Accommodation 3 stars hotel in Petra.

• In the morning you can visit Petra again if you want or stay in the hotel to rest.
• Before noon, head to Wadi Rum, where the desert is limitless, to start it active by doing a jeep tour or a camel ride.
• Then go to the camp to have your dinner and enjoy a night under a sky full of stars unless you decide to go stargazing late at night.

Accommodation authentic camp in the desert of Wadi Rum.

• Leaving sands heading to the waters, Aqaba is a great place on the Red Sea for water sports activities at all times of the year.
• Catch the yacht cruise and join them in their adventure of diving and snorkelling the gulf of Aqaba.
• Then, you have the rest of the day to discover Aqaba souks and restaurants and try Red Sea fish meals the traditional way.

Accomodation 3 stars hotel in Aqaba.

• Depending on your flight details, you leave Aqaba or Amman 8 hours before your flight time.