Petra – Wadi Rum (5* Accommodation)

Price: 5-Star Camps (40 JOD)

Day 1

• Departure towards Petra with stops at rest areas along the way.
• Arrival at Petra Visitor Center and visit to Petra.
• Return to the commercial market in Petra (free time for shopping and optional lunch).
• Departure from Petra to Wadi .
• Check-in at the camp, dinner, and overnight stay.

Day 2

• After breakfast, departure to Aqaba.
• Arrival in Aqaba – free time for marine activities, shopping, and optional lunch.
• Return.

Notes:
• Prices are per person in a double or triple room.
• Children accompanying their parents:
• Up to 4 years old: Free of charge
• 5 to 11 years old: 50% of the price
• Prices include transportation in tourist buses with a licensed tour guide.
• Prices include dinner, overnight stay, and breakfast.
• Prices do not include entry fees to tourist sites and reserves (if applicable) or any activities during the program.

Bus departure time: 08:00 AM

💵 Prices Include:

🚎 Transportation
🏫 Hotel stay
🚩 Tour guide
🍱  meal
(Buffet Dinner)
(Buffet Breakfast)

📍 Sightseeing tour

What’s Included:
– Round-trip transportation from Amman to Petra, then to Wadi Rum
– Transportation in modern tourist buses
– Accommodation in a luxury camp in Wadi Rum, including dinner and breakfast
– Accompanying representative throughout the trip
– DJ party in Wadi Rum
– Night walk in Wadi Rum
– 24/7 customer support during the trip

Wadi Rum Camps:

Petra and Wadi Rum are two of the most famous tourist attractions in Jordan, each with its own unique charm.

1. Petra:
– Petra is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It is an ancient city located in southern Jordan, founded in the 6th century BC, and served as the capital of the Nabataean Kingdom.
– Petra is famous for its unique location and rock-cut architecture, earning it the nickname “The Rose City” because of its rose-colored stone. One of its most iconic sites is the “Treasury” (Al-Khazneh), which is one of the most beautiful and significant structures in the city.
– In addition to the Treasury, there are several other landmarks like “The Monastery” (Ad-Deir), “The Long Street,” and the Roman Theatre.

2. Wadi Rum:
– Wadi Rum is also known as the “Valley of the Moon” due to its stunning landscapes that resemble the surface of the moon. It is located south of Petra and is considered one of the most beautiful deserts in the world.
– Wadi Rum is famous for its unique topography, including towering mountains, deep valleys, and caves, making it an ideal place for adventures such as camel rides, rock climbing, mountain biking, and desert treks.
– It is also a popular destination for photographers and nature enthusiasts.

Both locations are major tourist destinations in Jordan, offering visitors unique cultural and natural experiences.