Arrive at Queen Alia Int’l. Meet & assist our representative, who will hold a board sign of your name. He will assist you with the immigration process then, deliver you to your coach or driver, and then transfer you to your hotel in Amman for dinner & overnight.

After breakfast, drive to Madaba, home of the most famous Byzantine mosaics. Visit the greatest and most significant of all the city’s treasures, the wonderful mosaic map of ancient Palestine, located on the floor of the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George. Proceed to Mount Nebo, which dates back to the time of the Prophet Moses, around the 12th century BC. It is believed to be the site of the Prophet’s burial place and the point from where he viewed the “Promised Land”. Visit the remains of the mosaic floors with stunning designs that feature hunting and pastoral scenes found in the small church, built by the early Christians in the 4th century AD. Continue to the Dead Sea (the lowest point on the earth) to enjoy swimming and floating on salty water. Then, drive to Petra Hotel for dinner & overnight.

After breakfast, visit the Red Rose city of Petra, carved out of solid rock about 2000 years ago by the Arab Nabateans. The world's wonder and undoubtedly Jordan's most valuable treasure and greatest tourist attraction, and tourists from all over the world visit it. It is not known precisely when Petra was built, but the city began to prosper as the capital of the Nabataean Empire from the 1st century BC, which grew rich through trade in frankincense, myrrh, and spices. Once of a sudden, you will be facing Petra's most famous monument, the Treasury (el-Khazneh). Free time to explore the site continues by foot towards the Monastery (ed- Deir), passing by the Theater, Qasr el-bint, tiny houses and curved gates. Then drive to Wadi Rum, one of the world's most colourful and unique landscapes of desert and mountain scenery. Arrive at your camp for dinner & overnight in Wadi Rum (under a Tent).

After breakfast, tour through Wadi Rum-coloured sands by Bedouin. This is truly the “reddest” part of Jordan, coloured by iron oxide and by far the most dramatic in terms of landscape. Visiting Wadi Rum is a voyage through Earth's geological evolution, and many of these topographical features are older than the Dead Sea Rift that forms the western border of Jordan. Massive mesas pop straight up from the sea of sand, resulting from a primordial tectonic movement that cleaves the bedrock with almost cubic perfection before raising it high above the desert floor. Blowing sand and winter floods smoothed the valleys and gorges. Four-wheel 4x4 jeep drove vehicles for two hours (2 hrs), then drove northwards to Amman. Overnight in Amman.

After breakfast, transfer to Queen Alia Int’l airport for departure.