
moderate
3 days
Suitable for travelers in average physical condition who can walk several hours over uneven terrain; not overly strenuous but expect stairs and hikes to viewpoints.
Three days that condense Jordan’s headline experiences into a manageable, well-paced route: Petra’s carved canyons, Wadi Rum’s red deserts and a floating finale at the Dead Sea. Ideal for first-time visitors who want maximum impact in minimal time.
You step off the coach before dawn, the air sharp and dry, and the Siq’s narrow walls begin to collect the day’s first light. By the time the Treasury appears—looming like an ancient stage set cut from living rock—there’s a hush among the group. This 3-day Jordan group tour moves with a clear rhythm: Petra’s carved streets and hidden monasteries, the lunar silence of Wadi Rum’s deserts, and the buoyant calm of the Dead Sea. It’s compact, curated, and built around some of Jordan’s most cinematic moments.

Petra requires an admission ticket—bring the Jordan Pass or printed confirmation to avoid delays at the visitor center.
Wadi Rum gets cold after sunset; pack a warm mid-layer and a windproof shell for the camp.
High desert sun and canyon reflections intensify exposure—use SPF, a hat, and carry a refillable water bottle.
Expect uneven stone steps and sandy tracks—sturdy hiking shoes or trail runners make long Petra walks and the jeep stopovers easier.
Petra was the Nabatean capital and a regional caravan hub; Madaba preserves Byzantine mosaics including the famous 6th-century map of the Holy Land.
These sites are fragile—stick to marked paths, avoid touching fragile carvings, and minimize plastic use; water is scarce, so preserve it during desert segments.
Provide traction on Petra’s steps and Wadi Rum’s rocky tracks.
Protects against intense desert sun and reflected light in Petra’s canyons.
summer specific
Useful for chilly desert nights in Wadi Rum and early mornings.
winter specific
For floating in the Dead Sea and enjoying the resort facilities.
summer specific