Middle East Tour Highlights

Amman, the capital of Jordan is a fascinating city to visit, full of bustling markets, boutiques, art galleries, and museums. It is full of the old and the new, thus preserving a rich culture and tradition as well as embracing modernity. Its location amongst a hilly landscape is ideal for exploring the desert as well as the fertile Jordan Valley.

Straddling a nexus of desert roads, Nizwa, on the far side of the Hajar Mountains, is an oasis town par excellence – in a truly breathtaking setting.

Clean and orderly, but with plenty of old-Arabian character, Muscat, the capital of Oman, is the perfect first landfall in the Gulf region.

Flanked by desert mountains, the Dead Sea is the lowest point on the earth’s surface – and the focus of an ancient wellness tourism industry that’s enjoying a modern revival.

Although vast, state-of-the-art shopping malls are spring up across the UAE cities, old-style souks, or markets, still from the heart of city life.

Admire the spectacular waterfronts of the UAE capitals from the deck of a traditional wooden dhow.

Gaze upon the finely carved facades of Petra’s Treasury tomb by candle light, as a Bedouin flute echoes from the walls of the narrow canyon.