Move from Roman columns to salt-slick seas and red-rock deserts on a private six-day sweep through Jordan. This all-inclusive itinerary pairs archaeological giants—Jerash, Petra—with the surreal buoyancy of the Dead Sea and the vast skies of Wadi Rum.
Move from Roman columns to salt-slick seas and red-rock deserts on a private six-day sweep through Jordan. This all-inclusive itinerary pairs archaeological giants—Jerash, Petra—with the surreal buoyancy of the Dead Sea and the vast skies of Wadi Rum.
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You step off the plane at Queen Alia and the air tastes ancient—arid, mineral-rich, threaded with the scent of sage that clings to the hills outside Amman. Over the next six days a private driver becomes your steady companion, ferrying you from Roman columns to salt-slick shorelines and into a red-rock desert that seems to rearrange the sky.
moderate.
6 days.
Comfortable walking fitness; expect multiple days with 4–7 hours of sightseeing and several uphill sections (Petra has stairs and long walks).
Visa requirements vary by nationality; many visitors can obtain a visa on arrival at Queen Alia Airport, but check current rules and consider the Jordan Pass if you plan to enter Petra and other sites.
Petra involves several kilometers of walking on uneven stone and sand with optional climbs to higher monuments; moderate fitness and good footwear are recommended.
Swimming is not typical—the high salinity makes floating the norm; avoid getting water in eyes or cuts and rinse off with fresh water after your float.
Options range from basic Bedouin tents to luxury 'martian' suites with private bathrooms; most include a jeep tour and communal meals—book your preferred level in advance.
Yes—this private tour is family-friendly and operators provide infant seats and stroller accessibility, though some sites involve walking and uneven surfaces.
Many modern facilities and vehicles are wheelchair accessible, but historic sites like Petra have uneven terrain that may limit access—contact your operator for specific arrangements.
Jordan’s landscape carries millennia of trade and religious history—Nabataeans carved Petra’s facades in the 1st century BCE, while Roman Jerash was an important provincial city.
Visitor pressure can erode archaeological features and fragile desert soils—stay on marked paths, avoid littering, and choose operators that follow Leave No Trace practices.
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