Classical Jordan
8 days from £2345 per person
Showcasing the cream of the country’s extraordinary desert landscapes and Greco-Roman ruins
Essential Jordan
5 days from £1025 per person
This whistle stop tour of Jordan is ideal for those with limited time, covering the main highlights in just 5 days.
Highlights of Jordan
10 days from £2845 per person
This ten day tour takes in Jordan's major highlights, as well as offering the opportunity for a day trip to Jerusalem
Jordan and The Holy Land
15 days from £4935 per person
Jordan Experience
8 days from £925 per person
Join us on this compelling 8-day tour of Jordan’s scenic and cultural highlights, featuring the cream of the country’s extraordinary desert landscapes and Greco-Roman ruins.
Take in Jordan's major sights
10 days from £2845 per person
This ten day tour takes in Jordan's major highlights.
Umm Qais
Umm Qais (the modern Gadara), Jordan, is said to be the site of the famous miracle of the Gadarene swine, where Jesus removed demons from two men and transferred them to a herd of pigs.
Petra
Given the popularity among foreign visitors today, it’s hard to believe Petra remained forgotten by the outside world until 1812, when it was re-discovered by a Swiss explorer.
Wadi Rum
Wadi Rum, Jordan, offers a fantastic opportunity to experience the desert in a Middle Eastern culture. The natural landscape is home to monolithic rocks, some of which reach
Mount Nebo
The Mount Nebo region, just southwest of the capital Amman is a set of rocky outcrops, the highest of which, known as Mount Syagha not only offers commanding and sweeping views of the Dead Sea, Israel and the Palestinian Territories beyond but is of particular religious significance.
Wadi Mujib
The expansive canyon of Wadi Mujib is located just off the King's Highway in Jordan and has been a natural focal point since biblical times. It has often marked the border
Amman
The multicultural city of Amman in Jordan is ideal for cultural immersion and for exploring traditions of the Middle East. There are many galleries and museums, ideal for those
Bethany Beyond the Jordan
More than 20 churches, caves and baptismal pools have been excavated at Wadi Kharrar on the Jordan side of the Jordan River. It is believed that the area was the site of Bethany Beyond the Jordan, where John the Baptist lived and where he baptised Jesus.
Madaba
Madaba city is well known for its Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics and offers a unique experience. The Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George is home to the 6th century map of Jerusalem and the Holy Land, which is made entirely from mosaic – 2 million pieces of local stone, displaying towns, villages, hills and valleys.
The King's Highway
Dating back to prehistoric times, the King's Highway in Jordan has long been an important trade route.
