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Amman, Jordan
Madaba, Jordan
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Enjoy two full days in Petra, the Red Rose City
Take a four hour 4x4 tour of Wadi Rum
Visit desert castles, steeped in centuries of history
Explore the Roman city of Jerash
Take in views of the Sea of Galilee from Gadara ruins at Umm Qais
For travelers who crave deeper insight into Jordan’s rich tapestry, the 'Jordan: Culture & Nature In Depth' trip delivers a 12-day exploration beyond the obvious. Starting in Amman and ending in Madaba, this moderately active tour is thoughtfully curated for seniors seeking both comfort and authentic adventure. Journey to less-visited archaeological sites, stay in nature reserves managed by Jordan’s Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature, and savor local home-cooked meals. Alongside must-sees like Petra, Wadi Rum, and Jerash, you’ll connect with Jordan’s heritage in a way few tours allow. The unique edge? Genuine encounters with local culture and off-the-beaten-path wonders, all at a manageable pace.
Beautiful historical sites and time to enjoy them properly. The group dynamic was respectful and fun.
The physical activity was light enough even for my sore knees. A big win. A must-do for senior adventurers.
Jordan has been on my bucket list for a long time and this trip ticked all my boxes! It was eye-opening as we visited all the UNESCO sites of Jordan and visiting the castles, church ruins and learning about the influence from the Bronze Age, Roman, Byzantine and Umayya. The preserved Mosaics were a highlight too! Despite what is going on in neighbouring countries, we felt very safe. Sadly, due to the ongoing conflict is having an impact on tourism and locals, so the Jordanians needs us more than ever! This did mean we had most of the sites to ourselves such as the baptism site & the Treasury! We stayed at Mujib Chalet which meant we were away from the big hotels and was able to enjoy the Dead Sea for ourselves, and it was only a few mins walk from our chalet. The sunset here was magical! The food were delicious, everyone was catered for (veggies and meat), the humous was the best we ever tried! We also visited during the harvest of olives (happens from late Oct- early Dec) so be prepared to get fresh olives wherever you go :)