
moderate
5 days
Moderate fitness—able to handle multiple hours of walking over uneven surfaces and stairs; not technical.
Five days that thread Amman, Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, Petra and Wadi Rum into a private, all-inclusive circuit. Expect early starts, dramatic light, and a practical pace that balances sightseeing with time to float, hike and watch the desert change at sunset.
You step off the plane into the warm, slightly mineral air of Queen Alia Airport and within an hour the road opens: scrubby hills give way to ochre rock, the skyline flattens, and you understand why people have traveled this corridor for millennia.

Arrive before the crowds to walk the Siq and see Al-Khazneh with soft morning light—wear good shoes for uneven stone and stairs.
Border-crossing procedures between Jordan and Israel vary by nationality—confirm visa requirements and keep passports accessible for checkpoints.
The Dead Sea and desert sun are intense—use high-SPF sunscreen, a hat, and UV sunglasses; avoid shaving or open cuts before floating in the Dead Sea.
Carry a refillable bottle; deserts and rocky sites dehydrate you faster than you notice—drink steadily throughout each day.
Petra was a Nabataean trade hub carved into sandstone cliffs; Jerusalem’s Old City layers span millennia of Jewish, Christian and Islamic history.
Tourism pressures and water loss at the Dead Sea are real—travelers should use local guides, minimize plastic, and respect protected sites.
Support and traction for cobbled streets, Petra’s steps, and dune edges.
Keeps you hydrated between provided bottled water stations and reduces plastic waste.
summer specific
Protects against intense sun at the Dead Sea and in Wadi Rum.
summer specific
Useful for cool desert mornings and evening camps.
winter specific