Amman Tours in Winter

This was a well organized trip and would definitely recommend it to anyone. We saw and did everything, and had an extremely fabulous knowledgeable guide which even made the trip that much enjoyable.

I had a fantastic time on this trip. Our Egyptologist, Alber, allowed my dreams of visiting Egypt to come true with the knowledge and enthusiasm he displayed. Jordan is definitely worth it too, Petra is a jaw-dropping experience!

I can’t think of any other way I would have wanted to visit Egypt and Jordan. I can’t think of any CEOs I would have preferred over Haidy and Fawaz.

We returned a few weeks ago from a fabulous trip to Jordan, guided by the amazing Saleh. The trip itself was incredible, one of the best trips we've ever done (and I work in travel, so that's to say something!). It can be hard to find the right balance on how long to spend in each location before moving on to the next place, and often we can find ourselves wishing we had spent a day less or a day more somewhere, but I found that this tour had this absolutely nailed down. To add to the excellent pace, the country is fascinating, the people of Jordan are some of the nicest people you'll ever meet, and the experiences are top notch. Our guide Saleh was absolutely amazing. Charming and thoughtful, a fantastic storyteller, and with plenty of experience navigating groups, Saleh made the trip even more special. His insightful perspective into the life in the Middle East gave so much more context to the trip and the country, both past and present. It's been hard to pinpoint a highlight - but I guess Petra would have to take the cake. What an incredible place to visit and how fascinating it is to walk along the Sik, seeing the Treasury peaking through for the first time, walking up to the Monastery and being at awe of its magnitude, or hiking up to the high sacrificial place and stand high above the incredible mountains surrounding you. I will always cherish the memories of making a Bedouin tea and watching the sunset in the empty Wadi Rum, and I highly recommend to do as many extra activities as possible whilst you're there. Little Petra was such a nice surprise, the camel ride was so fun, and the boat trip in Aqaba was a highlight too, showing how much diversity you can see in Jordan. Jordan is a safe haven in the Middle East, and I would highly recommend to everyone to visit at the moment. The low tourist numbers make for an even more special trip, having the feeling of truly discovering the country. Don't be afraid to go to Jordan. If it is on your wishlist go now. You will absolutely not regret it.

The trip was awesome! Every place I’ve wanted to see for decades was seen, every experience I’d hoped for was done. The pace was great, with plenty of free time. I personally found the Egypt ‘G for Good’ experience the best. The CEOs were knowledgeable and patient.

This was a great trip and thoroughly recommend. I would like to disagree with the previous comment about the transport as I've done many Explore trips and the bus was perfectly adequate. However I'd like to agree with the comments about the Tour Leader. Although very knowledgeable, there is a limit to the amount of information people can take in. A lot of time was spent standing and talking rather than seeing as much as possible, and there was little respite on the bus - 4 hours of non stop talking on one of the travel days when we just wanted to sleep or read or get to know other group members!