Classic Jordan Luxury Tour

Jerash is a truly incredible site, extremely well preserved and with remains from Neolithic times, as well as Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Umayyad and others. Its history also tells the tale of a remarkably long chain of human occupation.

Embark on a culinary adventure through the captivating streets of Amman to experience the true essence of Middle Eastern cuisine. This streetfood tour offers an unrivalled opportunity to venture off the beaten path and enjoy grilled meats, creamy hummus, crispy falafel, and locally crafted cheeses.

Read a map like no other today when you visit the ‘City of Mosaics’ and St George’s Church, famous for its ancient mosaic map of the Holy Land. The real name of this city is Madaba, which sits just south of Amman and is in fact a 4000 year old archaeological site. The quantity of the mosaics here is astounding, particularly the creation within the Church of the Apostles which depicts the sea and her creatures.

As darkness settles over the iconic Petra monuments, one part of the UNESCO world heritage site will come alive especially for you. This evening you will experience  Petra beautifully lit by candles. Dress warmly as it’s cold at night in the desert year-round!

Uncover the remarkable ruins of Little Petra, sitting within a natural gorge with its impressive doorway. Step inside to reveal the wonders within the depths from remarkable Nabatean tombs, divinity blocks, cisterns and dining halls complete with benches and hand washing sinks used for commemorative meals.

Embark on an exhilarating jeep tour through the magnificent desert alongside a knowledgeable local Bedouin guide. Allow the wind to roar in your ears as you rocket over red sand that’s long been used as the backdrop in many science-fiction movies, and gasp in awe at the colossal mountains and rock formations.

Immerse yourself in authentic Arabic culture as you visit a local home for the chance to chop, cook, learn and dine. You will learn about the Arabic kitchen and how to prepare a traditional Arabic meal with the help of some experienced kitchen hands. Jordan has long been the spice centre of the world and has been pivotal in the spice trade itself. This means that the dishes you cook and learn about today will be jam-packed with these colourful and aromatic additions.