3 Days tour to Petra Madaba and Wadi Rum from Aqaba port

Upon your arrival at the Aqaba Port, our representative will be waiting for you to assist. Then we will go in trip in Wadi Rum, Jordan’s largest desert and one of the most spectacular desert landscapes in the world. Enjoy a jeep tour with most beautiful view while drinking a cup of traditional Bedouin tea.

transfer to the desert of Wadi Rum, Jordan’s largest desert and one of the most spectacular desert landscapes in the world. Enjoy a jeep tour inside the Wadi and the most beautiful view.

you will be transferred by an air-conditioned vehicle for about 40 minutes to the protected area of Wadi Rum.

Jordan’s Wadi Rum Protected Area is a UNESCO-listed desert marvel of gorges, natural arches, cliffs, and caverns. Spend a day touring this unforgettable landscape, which includes petroglyphs and archaeological remains in addition to its natural wonders. A traditional Bedouin lunch will fortify you for the adventure, and you’ll even have a chance to try sandboarding on the tour.

In the afternoon, drive to Dead Sea. Overnight in Dead Sea.

After breakfast, we will visit The most spectacular site, Dead Sea, which at 400 meters below sea level is the lowest body of water on earth. Because the salt content is eight times that of most worlds’ oceans, you can float in the Dead Sea without even trying. Swimming in the Dead Sea is a truly unique experience.

And then we will ahead to the Christian city of Madaba “the City of Mosaics” which has the oldest known mosaic map of the Holy Land. We will visit St Georges Church and mosaic maps of Madaba. Then off to view the Jordan Valley from the famous Mount Nebo and visit it’s Byzantine Church.

Then we will go to Petra to spend the night there.

After breakfast, we will visit Petra:

start the visit of the ancient Nabatean capital on horseback and then take a walk through the Siq, a long narrow fissure between two overhanging cliffs and proceed to gradually unfold the mysteries of the Rose-Red City with its spectacular treasury, Royal Tombs, burial chambers and High Place of Sacrifice.tart the visit of the ancient Nabatean capital on horseback and then take a walk through the Siq, a long narrow fissure between two overhanging cliffs and proceed to gradually unfold the mysteries of the Rose-Red City with its spectacular treasury, Royal Tombs, burial chambers and High Place of Sacrifice.

And go to Little Petra which is located in Beida. Little Petra was thought to have served as an agricultural center, trading suburb and re-supply post for camel caravans. At Little Petra’s entrance, there is a classical temple guarding a narrow, 350-meter entrance ravine called Siq al-Barid (Cold Canyon, in Arabic).

Then you will ahead to Aqaba to leave from Aqaba port