Airport Welcome
Upon arrival at Queen Alia International Airport, guests are welcomed by our Meet & greet representative, who ensures a smooth arrival, assists with formalities and luggage.
Step into Jordan, a land where millennia of history unfold alongside warm, modern hospitality. Journey through landscapes filled with iconic wonders — from the majestic rose-red city of Petra to the breathtaking desert landscapes of Wadi Rum, and the buoyant, mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea.
Beyond these remarkable destinations, discover the grandeur of the ancient Roman city of Jerash or explore the vibrant capital of Amman, where historic neighborhoods meet modern culture. Throughout the country, the warmth of Jordanian hospitality and the timeless traditions of the Bedouin communities create a rich tapestry of experiences — promising a journey that is both inspiring and unforgettable.
Airport Welcome
Upon arrival at Queen Alia International Airport, guests are welcomed by our Meet & greet representative, who ensures a smooth arrival, assists with formalities and luggage.
A Warm Welcome
Hospitality is a way of life in Jordan. Guests are often welcomed with Arabic coffee and dates — a gesture of respect rooted in Bedouin tradition.
Rich Cultural Traditions
You’ll notice a blend of modern life and deep-rooted customs. Traditional dress, local crafts, and daily rituals still play an important role, especially outside major cities.
Family-Centered Society
Family values are central to Jordanian culture. Respect for elders, close-knit communities, and a strong sense of belonging shape everyday life.
Authentic Cuisine
Meals are social and meant to be shared. From the national dish Mansaf to fresh mezze, Jordanian cuisine reflects generosity and tradition.
Religious Harmony
Jordan is a land of peaceful coexistence, home to important Islamic and Christian sites, and known for its respect among different faiths.
Airport Welcome
Upon arrival at Queen Alia International Airport, guests will be welcomed with our Meet & Assist service, ensuring a smooth and expedited arrival experience. Our dedicated representative will assist with immigration procedures, baggage collection, and arrival formalities before escorting guests through the airport to their private vehicle.
Hotel Transfer
A comfortable private transfer will follow to the hotel in Amman for check-in, allowing time to relax and freshen up after the journey.
Evening
Overnight accommodation at the hotel in Amman.
Breakfast
Breakfast at the hotel in Amman.
Ajloun Forest Reserve & Rasoun Trail
Depart north toward Ajloun to explore the beautiful Ajloun Forest Reserve and walk the Rasoun Trail — one of the most scenic and culturally rich trails in the region. This gentle hike blends lush forest landscapes with authentic rural life.
The trail begins near the reserve and descends gradually through oak, pine, and strawberry trees, opening to wide views over rolling green hills and olive groves. As you walk, the peaceful sounds of nature replace the bustle of the city, creating a calm and immersive experience ideal for nature lovers and soft hikers.
The path leads toward Rasoun Village, a small agricultural community known for its traditional way of life and seasonal produce. Along the way, hikers may encounter local farmers, ancient stone terraces, and grazing fields that reflect the deep connection between the people of Ajloun and their land.
The walk is non-technical, well-paced, and suitable for most fitness levels.
Lunch with a Local Family in Ajloun
Enjoy a warm, home-hosted lunch with a local family in Ajloun, featuring traditional Jordanian dishes prepared with fresh seasonal ingredients. This authentic and relaxed experience offers a genuine taste of local hospitality and everyday life in northern Jordan.
Jerash Exploration
Continue to the magnificent ancient city of Jerash, one of the most complete and best-preserved Roman provincial cities in the world. Enter through Hadrian’s Arch and step into a city frozen in time.
Walk along the Cardo, the main colonnaded street paved with original Roman stones, and visit monumental landmarks including the Oval Plaza, the Nymphaeum, the Temple of Artemis, and the South Theatre, where the remarkable Roman acoustics still impress visitors today.
Jerash offers an exceptional glimpse into daily life in the ancient Decapolis, with its temples, plazas, fountains, and public buildings remarkably preserved.
Evening
After completing your exploration of Jerash, return to Amman in the late afternoon and transfer back to your hotel to relax and unwind after a day rich in history, culture, and scenic beauty.
Breakfast
Breakfast at the hotel in Amman.
Walking Tour of Amman
Begin the day with a visit to the Amman Citadel, home to important archaeological remains including the Temple of Hercules, the Umayyad Palace, a Byzantine church, and the National Archaeological Museum. From the hilltop, enjoy sweeping views across the city while discovering the layered history of one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited capitals.
Continue to downtown Amman to explore the iconic Roman Theatre, a vast 2nd-century amphitheatre carved into the hillside and still used for cultural events today. Nearby, visit the Nymphaeum, an impressive Roman public fountain that once reflected the grandeur of ancient Philadelphia.
Stroll through the lively streets and traditional markets of the old city, ending the experience with street-food tastings such as crispy falafel and sweet kunafeh — capturing the authentic flavours and everyday life of Amman.
Lunch at Jordan Heritage Restaurant
Enjoy lunch at Jordan Heritage Restaurant, where traditional Jordanian dishes highlight the country’s rich culinary heritage and local ingredients.
Dana Biosphere Reserve
After lunch, continue south toward Dana Biosphere Reserve, located in the dramatic highlands of southern Jordan. Dana is the country’s largest and most diverse nature reserve, where mountains, deep canyons, and ancient villages come together in a spectacular landscape.
Upon arrival, enjoy a gentle walk through Dana Village, a beautifully preserved stone settlement perched on the edge of the Great Rift Valley. The walk follows quiet paths through terraced gardens, olive groves, and traditional village lanes, offering sweeping views across deep wadis and layered mountain ranges.
This relaxed, non-technical walk provides insight into local village life, traditional architecture, and the unique natural environment where several bio-geographical zones meet. The experience is especially beautiful at sunset, when the surrounding landscape glows with warm desert light.
Dinner and overnight at the guesthouse in Dana.
Breakfast
Breakfast at the guesthouse in Dana.
Dana Trek – Shaq Al Reesh Trail
Explore the Shaq Al Reesh Trail, one of Dana’s most scenic and rewarding soft treks. The trail descends gradually from the village into a narrow sandstone canyon, passing through dramatic rock formations, shaded sections, and occasional seasonal water pools.
As the path winds through the wadi, the landscape shifts from expansive mountain views to intimate canyon scenery, showcasing the remarkable geological diversity of Dana Biosphere Reserve. The hike is steady and immersive, offering excellent opportunities for photography and nature observation, and is suitable for travelers with a moderate fitness level.
Lunch at the Guesthouse
Lunch will be served at the village guesthouse, featuring a freshly prepared homemade meal cooked by local residents using traditional recipes and seasonal ingredients — an authentic taste of rural Jordanian hospitality.
Shobak Castle
Continue south to visit Shobak Castle, a dramatic 12th-century Crusader fortress perched on a hilltop overlooking the surrounding valleys. Explore its stone passageways, fortified walls, and lookout towers that once played a strategic role during the Crusader–Ayyubid conflicts.
By late afternoon, continue the drive to Petra, check in at your hotel, and enjoy the evening at leisure in preparation for the next day’s exploration of the legendary Rose-Red City.
Breakfast
Breakfast at the hotel in Petra.
Petra – Classic Visit
Begin your exploration of Petra, Jordan’s most celebrated archaeological treasure and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The visit starts with a guided walk through the Siq, a dramatic 1.2 km natural sandstone gorge that once served as the ceremonial entrance to the Nabataean capital. The towering cliffs on either side, marked by ancient water channels and carvings, create a sense of anticipation as you approach the city.
At the end of the Siq, the path opens suddenly to reveal the magnificent Treasury (Al-Khazneh), Petra’s most iconic monument, exquisitely carved into the sandstone during the 1st century BC. After time for explanations and photographs, continue exploring the heart of the ancient city:
Street of Facades — a remarkable row of monumental tombs carved directly into the rock walls
The Nabataean Theatre — a vast amphitheatre carved into the mountain, once seating up to 7,000 spectators
The Royal Tombs — including the Urn, Silk, Corinthian, and Palace tombs overlooking Petra’s ancient center
The Colonnaded Street — Petra’s historic commercial avenue lined with the remains of shops, temples, and administrative buildings
Lunch at Basin Restaurant
Enjoy lunch at Basin Restaurant, conveniently located within the Petra archaeological site. The relaxed buffet-style meal provides an ideal opportunity to rest and recharge before continuing your visit.
Evening
Return to your hotel in Petra for overnight accommodation.
Breakfast
Breakfast at the hotel in Petra.
Petra – Classic Visit
Begin your exploration of Petra, Jordan’s most celebrated archaeological treasure and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The visit starts with a guided walk through the Siq, a dramatic 1.2 km natural sandstone gorge that once served as the ceremonial entrance to the Nabataean capital. The towering cliffs on either side, marked by ancient water channels and carvings, create a sense of anticipation as you approach the city.
At the end of the Siq, the path opens suddenly to reveal the magnificent Treasury (Al-Khazneh), Petra’s most iconic monument, exquisitely carved into the sandstone during the 1st century BC. After time for explanations and photographs, continue exploring the heart of the ancient city:
Street of Facades — a remarkable row of monumental tombs carved directly into the rock walls
The Nabataean Theatre — a vast amphitheatre carved into the mountain, once seating up to 7,000 spectators
The Royal Tombs — including the Urn, Silk, Corinthian, and Palace tombs overlooking Petra’s ancient center
The Colonnaded Street — Petra’s historic commercial avenue lined with the remains of shops, temples, and administrative buildings
Lunch at Basin Restaurant
Enjoy lunch at Basin Restaurant, conveniently located within the Petra archaeological site. The relaxed buffet-style meal provides an ideal opportunity to rest and recharge before continuing your visit.
Evening
Return to your hotel in Petra for overnight accommodation.
Breakfast
Breakfast at the camp in Wadi Rum.
Hiking Jordan’s Highest Peak – Jabal Um Dami
Set out on a half-day guided expedition to Jabal Um Dami, Jordan’s highest mountain at 1,854 meters above sea level. Located near the Saudi border, this rewarding soft-adventure hike takes place in one of the country’s most remote and dramatic landscapes.
The journey begins with a drive across the wide desert plains of southern Wadi Rum, gradually transitioning into rocky terrain as the mountain rises above the surrounding valleys. Accompanied by an experienced local guide, the ascent follows a non-technical route combining rocky paths, natural steps, and occasional gentle scrambling, making it suitable for active travelers with a moderate fitness level.
As elevation increases, the scenery opens dramatically, revealing sweeping desert valleys, layered sandstone formations, and distant mountain ranges stretching across the horizon. The silence and scale of the landscape create a powerful sense of isolation and achievement.
Reaching the summit is the highlight of the journey, offering breathtaking panoramic views over Wadi Rum and, on clear days, across the border toward Saudi Arabia. Time is allowed at the top to rest, take photographs, and enjoy the expansive desert scenery before beginning the descent.
Lunch in Wadi Rum
After the hike, enjoy a freshly prepared meal hosted by local Bedouin families. Traditional recipes made with simple, wholesome ingredients are served in a relaxed desert setting, offering a warm moment of hospitality and an authentic connection to Bedouin culture.
Dead Sea
Continue the journey north toward the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. Upon arrival, enjoy free time to float in its mineral-rich waters and experience the unique sensation of effortless buoyancy. You may also relax on the beach, apply the natural black mud, or simply admire the tranquil desert landscape surrounding the sea.
Overnight at the hotel at the Dead Sea.
Airport Departure
At the scheduled time, transfer from your hotel at the Dead Sea to Queen Alia International Airport in Amman. Enjoy a comfortable drive through Jordan’s landscapes while our team ensures a smooth and timely arrival for your departure.
This marks the conclusion of your journey, filled with unforgettable experiences, remarkable landscapes, and the warm hospitality for which Jordan is known.
This tour includes transportation during the itinerary, guided activities, accommodation as mentioned in the program, and all experiences listed. Meals and additional services are included where specified in the itinerary.
This tour is suitable for travelers with a moderate level of fitness. Some activities include walking and light hiking. Guests should be comfortable with outdoor activities in varying terrain.
We recommend comfortable walking shoes, sun protection (hat and sunscreen), a reusable water bottle, light layers of clothing, and any personal medications you may need.
Meals are included as outlined in the itinerary. Some meals may be at local restaurants or hosted by local communities, offering an authentic regional experience.
Absolutely. At Quest Travel Jordan, all journeys can be tailored — from hotel category upgrades, culinary experiences, hiking options in Dana, balloon rides in Wadi Rum, or private dining in Petra.
Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November) offer ideal weather. However, Jordan is a year-round destination.
Yes. The itinerary is well balanced between cultural visits, light walking experiences, and relaxation. Petra and Dana involve moderate walking, but routes can be adjusted based on guests’ preferences.
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