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Jordan is a land filled with a wonderful fusion of historical delights and natural beauty. Our Jordan tours, be it tailor made or a small group tour, showcase the breathtaking diversity and the opportunity to discover the enchanting gems of this alluring country. Head out on a fascinating exploration of the Wadi Rum desert landscapes, experience the mystical ruins of Petra and bathe in the rich mineral waters of the Dead Sea. With both natural and cultural highlights, Jordan is a unique destination not to be missed.
"Images of the ancient Nabataean city of Petra, carved from the rock over a thousand years ago, have long been most people’s first impression of Jordan. While Petra is indeed one of the most stunning attractions in the Middle East, Jordan offers so much more for the modern traveller."
Sarah-Jane Phelps
one of our Africa, Egypt & Middle East Experts
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This ancient Nabatean capital,which flourished in biblical times,was virtually impregnable, and dominated the Middle East caravan routes for 4 centuries before being assimilated into the Roman Empire in 106 A.D. The first sighting of the Treasury as you enter the city through the narrow defile (the ‘Siq’) is breathtaking. Petra is undoubtedly one of the world’s great tourist attractions and merits a visit of at least 2 days. Not to be missed is the Deir or 'Monastery' (pictured above), one of the most spectacular monuments, or the High Place of Sacrifice.We can purchase special tickets which give you free entrance to Petra on the second day for further exploration.....
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One of the great trading cities of Pompey’s Decapolis, the spectacular ruins of Jerash, present us with one of the finest examples of a preserved Roman city anywhere in the Middle East. The visible ruins of the city we see today are believed to represent only about 10% of the complete area of the original site, but with its triple-arched gateway and colonnaded streets, it is one of the archaeological highlights of the region.....
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Heartland of the Bedouin, this spectacular desert region can be visited as a side-trip from either Petra or Aqaba, or else en route between the two. Best seen in the early morning or late afternoon, the surreal and captivating landscapes of its towering red cliffs, rising out of seemingly endless seas of golden sands, provide images that have invited comparison with the landscape of the moon.....
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Located close to the entrance of the city, this first class hotel (183 rooms) is your best choice in Petra. For dining, choose between the main al-Saraya Restaurant, the al-Iwan offering Mediterranean specialities, and the Tea Room and Roof Garden. The hotel has a swimming pool and Health Centre.....
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A fantastic way to add to your Jordan experience, a visit to the Petra Kitchen offers a chance to create some traditional Jordanian dishes under the guidance of local experts. With an evening course available during your stay in Petra, this is a truly unique cultural encounter. Prices from £45 per person.....
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A conservation success story, the spectacular beauty of Jordan’s newest nature reserve boasts a staggering diversity of flora and fauna. From Mediterranean semi-arid forests to dune deserts, it contains a number of plant species rare and endemic to the region. It is also home to Nubian ibex, honey badgers and the Syrian wolf, as well as being one of the most important non wetland bird areas in the Middle East.....
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Designed to resemble a traditional stone village, the complex has a river running through its centre, and extensive gardens which contribute to the tranquil atmosphere. Each beautifully-appointed room or suite has its own balcony or terrace. There is a choice of 6 restaurants and a huge outdoor swimming pool. The hotel's Zara Spa is one of the largest and most advanced in the Middle East, designed to pamper your senses, relax, revitalize and refresh your mind, body and soul. A professional team of therapists is on hand to provide you with the ultimate spa experience.....
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If you want to add a beach stay to your Jordan itinerary, your best choice is the Movenpick Resort in Aqaba, opened in 2001. The design incorporates local Islamic architectural styles, and is linked to its own private beach by a wide two-storey bridge which itself contains an outdoor swimming pool and health centre.With 235 rooms and suites, and 9 restaurants, the Movenpick Resort Aqaba is the ideal choice for business or pleasure.....
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Spread across three luxurious enclaves and set amidst a quite sumptuous landscape of gardens, lagoons and pools, this exclusive property redefines opulence and service. All of its rooms and suites offer a combination of contemporary décor, private balconies or terraces and views across the Dead Sea. In addition, the hotel has no less than 9 fresh water swimming pools, a private beach and will boast the largest spa in the whole of the Middle East when completed in late 2007.....
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Lying at the base of the mountains, about midway along Wadi Feinan in the Araba Valley, this remote Eco Lodge provides a quite unique destination to appreciate Jordan’s dramatic landscapes. A traditional adobe structure, operating on solar power during the day and candlelight at night, the lodge was built by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature and offers comfortable rooms (all with en suite facilities), excellent service and a great atmosphere.....
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A luxurious property located in the heart of the city offering 316 rooms of high standard. The hotel offers a large selection of dining options and leisure facilities including an extensive health club, swimming pool, sauna and steam room.....
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Located close to the entrance to the city, the Movenpick Hotel has 183 rooms. There is a wide choice of dining, with the Al-Saraya main restaurant, the Al-Iwan restaurant offering Mediterranean specialities, and the Tea Room and Roof Garden. Facilities include a pastry shop, swimming pool and Health centre.....

The Intercontinental is located in the heart of the diplomatic area on the summit of one of Amman’s 7 hills. 450 rooms including a variety of 37 Suites and a Club Floor with 46 rooms offering great views over the city. All rooms are equipped with the latest communication technology, colour TV, mini bar and in-room safe. 24 hour room service. Laundry and valet service. The Interfit Spa offers a complete fitness centre equipped with all the latest state of the art facilities including jacuzzi, steam room, sauna, indoor lap pool, outdoor heated pool and sun deck. Choice of 7 restaurants to dine at.....

The Movenpick Dead Sea Resort is a resort complex designed to resemble a traditional stone village, complete with extensive gardens. Each room has a private bathroom and its own terrace or balcony with a cushioned seat or hammock. There is a choice of 6 restaurants featuring a variety of cuisine, 2 outdoor swimming pools, a world-class health centre and spa and access to the Dead Sea. ....

A private camp offers a comfortable camping experience in a secluded and picturesque part of Wadi Rum. Square style tents include beds, mattresses, pillows, sleeping bags and blankets, there is also the option of sleeping out under the stars if the weather is good enough. A Bedouin tent is erected for dining and entertainment and this is moderately furnished, complete with low tables for eating. Breakfast is fairly basic and the evening meal is usually BBQ style. There is someone available to serve food, as well as a Bedouin guide to accompany guests on excursions (note their command of English is usually limited). Transportation in and out of the desert is provided by local Bedouin vehicles and portable toilets are available on site.....

Feinan Eco Lodge has been developed by Jordan’s Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature and opened in the summer of 2005. It is set among the arid mountains of Wadi Feinan on the western boarder of Dana Nature Reserve. The lodge has been set up as a cool, atmospheric retreat for tourists wishing to explore this undiscovered and archaeologically rich area of Jordan. It is an interesting piece of architecture built entirely of local materials and designed by a local architect. The unique arabesque desert design uses traditional adobe methods and lends a romantic feel to this remote location. The RSCN have been keen to incorporate some eco-friendly technologies, which include solar power by day and candle light at night. The staff are all from the local Bedouin community which makes it an important asset to this remote area. ....

The Dana Guest House is perched on the edge of Wadi Dana next to Dana village. It offers accommodation for up to 20 people in nine rooms, with shared facilities, most of which have private terraces overlooking the wadi. The Dana Centre, adjacent to the Guest House, sells organically produced foods and highly original gifts made by the villagers.....

The Kempinski Ishtar Dead Sea hotel offers a variety of accommodation. The Main Hotel Building comprises of 201 rooms and this is where the superior rooms and suites are situated all with balconies and views of the Dead Sea. The Ishtar Village rooms are a combination of 3 luxurious two-storey enclaves reflecting Babylonian influence and set amidst well landscaped gardens offering a private and exclusive setting. There is a total of 117 rooms & Suites with balconies, terraces or verandas, all facing the Dead Sea. All rooms either in the Main building or the Ishtar Village include a mini bar, tea & coffee making facilities, internet access and Dead Sea bathroom amenities. Further hotel facilities include 8 swimming pools, a gymnasium and a private beach. The Anantara Spa has more than 20 treatment rooms, 28 spa suites, Jacuzzis, Asian therapies, steam rooms, saunas and a Hamman (Turkish Bath).....

Built around an 18th century village, Beit Zaman is located at the entrance of Petra's town of Wadi Mousa. All 129 rooms are tastefully and traditionally furnished with private bathrooms, a seating area, air-conditioning & heating as well as mini bar and satellite television. Additional facilities include a restaurant with 2 terraces overlooking the Petra rose mountain, an indoor swimming pool, handicraft souk and laundry service. The property is environmentally friendly and when it was being renovated, the Department of Antiquities uncovered an almost intact olive press that is believed to have dated from Roman times plus the remains of a Nabatean settlement and a large Roman pool, all of which add character and attraction to the property.....

Evason Ma’in Hot Springs & Six Senses Spa is located 264-meters below sea level set within dramatic terrain and views towards the Dead Sea. Comprising of 94 natural and uncluttered rooms all with tastefully decorated bathrooms. These calm and cool rooms allow for an uninterrupted nights sleep. The natural hot spring waterfall cascades into the swimming pool which is located within the Six Senses spa area. An array of treatments are available for clients to enjoy at the Six Senses spa during your stay. Shuttle services to and from the Dead Sea are also available throughout the day.....

The Petra Marriott Hotel is situated on a steep sloping site overlooking the dramatic and picturesque Petra valley. The 100-room hotel was built in 1996 and has recently gone under a major renovation before being branded as a Marriott. It is located a short drive from the entrance of the city. For dining and entertainment, the Petra Marriott has a casual restaurant and a bar/lounge. Recreational amenities include a Fitness Club with a sauna, outdoor swimming pool and a Turkish Bath.....

The Inter-Continental is situated with its own private beach on the shores of the Red Sea. The hotel has 260 well appointed rooms and suites. Hotel facilities include 4 restaurants, a cocktail lounge, swimming pool, sauna, whirlpool, gym and spa facilities.....

The Jordan Valley Marriott Resort and Spa is an exceptional resort located on the east shore of the Dead Sea. The hotel offers 191 rooms and 14 suites and most rooms are facing the sea. There is a choice of dining and recreational facilities, featuring an upscale spa with renowned Dead Sea salt and mud treatment.....

Bathed in the glow of 1,800 hand lit lanter ns, Petra by night is a memorable experience not to be missed. Accompanied by the haunting songs of the Bedouin, the immense sandstone walls of the Siq and the famous Treasury come alive to the dancing luminescence of golden candlelight.
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