Kingdoms of Jordan - Premium Adventure

Jordan is renowned the world over as home to the stunning Nabatean Kingdom of

Petra. It really is one of the must-see sites in the world. Led by your

expert named leader, Muayad Mismar, who’s been guiding trips in Jordan for

21 years, you’ll spend two days exploring the beautiful temples and tombs

carved into the rose-red sandstone.Gradually entering the site through the

Siq Canyon there really is nothing to compare with your first glimpse of the

famous Treasury.  There is more to marvel at on this trip including the

majestic rock outcrops of Wadi Rum. Take in its deep red lunar-like landscape

from our premium accommodation, the unique UFO camp, where you’ll witness

the most intense fiery sunsets and experience stargazing on another

level. Step back in time to the Roman Empire as we walk along the cobbled

streets of Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the Middle

East. You’ll also have the opportunity to soak up the immense views across

the Red Sea and float in the world-famous salt waters of the Dead

Sea.     

Accommodation on this cultural adventure in Jordan comprises premium hotels and a luxury Bedouin camp in Wadi Rum. We typically stay in standard-level rooms and, when we’re not out exploring the wonders of Jordan, enjoy plenty of five-star amenities. Below are the hotels we normally use on this trip.



Amman: InterContinental Amman (nights 1-2)







Ease into the trip with two nights at this five-star hotel, which overlooks the white city of Amman. Enjoy a cocktail by the outdoor pool or book yourself into the spa, which has an indoor pool, hot tub and steam rooms. Foodies should love their time here, with a variety of restaurants available, including the award-winning Bourj Al Hamam, which serves delectable Lebanese dishes.



Petra: Grand Mercure Petra or Old Village Resort (nights 3-5)







In Petra, we either stay at the Grand Mercure or the Old Village Resort (above), both five-star properties. The former is reminiscent of a fortress, occupying an elevated position with plenty of dreamy views over the Rift Valley. It also has a pool, a Bedouin tent with more valley views, and a Mediterranean restaurant. The latter offers spectacular views over the mountains, plus rooms showcasing the work of local artisans. There are indoor and outdoor pools too, plus a restaurant serving local, Middle Eastern and European dishes.



Wadi Rum: Saraya luxury camp (night 6)







Surrounded by sandstone peaks, this luxury camp provides an authentic Bedouin adventure in the heart of the Wadi Rum desert. The level of comfort is undoubtedly among the best in the area; each of the sleeping cabins has a well-fitted bathroom, heating and air conditioning. There’s also a restaurant where the chefs embrace traditional cooking techniques plus beautiful sunsets to enjoy most evenings.



Aqaba: Hyatt Regency Aqaba Ayla Resort (night 7)







Relax at this five-star Hyatt Regency, an amenity-packed waterside resort. Enjoy leisure time in the expansive pool, sip cocktails with marina views at Cascades pool bar, and dine in one of the many excellent eateries. The 285 modern rooms all have a terrace with peace-inducing views over the lagoons and the mountains or marina.



Dead Sea: Hilton Dead Sea Hotel & Spa (night 8)







Enjoy five-star treatment at the lowest point on land with a stay at this Hilton hotel. There’s direct access to the beach (where you’ll find the only floating pontoon in the area) or order a fresh juice or draft beer at the swim-up bar in one of the infinity pools.



Worth knowing



The accommodation shown has been booked and agreed in advance; however, we may need to make changes to a property of similar or higher standard after you have booked. We endeavour to inform you of any changes in advance, which could, on rare occasions, be at late notice.