ALTA VIDA TOURS representative will meet and assist upon arrival to Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) Amman. Make all costumes and immigration procedures, passport formalities and Visa handling. Private transfer to the hotel. Dinner (if arrival is before 21h). Accommodation.

Breakfast. Make a panoramic visit of Amman, the Capital of the Hashemite kingdom of Jordan: Its important avenues, The Citadel and the Roman Theatre. After that, departure to City of Jerash! Visit the splendidly preserved Greco-Roman city of Jerash, the most complete remaining city of the Decapolis. Next drive to Ajloun dominated by the imposing fortress of Qa'lat Al Rabat overlooking the Jordan Valley. It was from this location that the forces of Saladin launched their successful campaigns against the Crusaders. Afterwards, returning to our hotel in Amman for freshen-up dinner & overnight.

Breakfast. Depart from Amman to the east of the city to visit some of the most representatives called Castles of Desert: Buildings from the 7th to 11th centuries, some were used as caravanserais, others as pavilions and some of them as strong military for the defense of their territories. Afterwards, we will visit the Dead Sea. We will descend1,000m to the lowest point on earth, at 400m below sea level. Possibility of bathing. Back to Amman. Dinner & overnight.

After Breakfast. Departure to Madaba. Visit St. George Orthodox Christian Church, the mosaic Map of Jerusalem, Palestine, Jordan, Israel & Egypt. Next, go to Mount Nebo which is an elevatedridgethat is approximately 817 meters (2680 feet)above sea level, in what is now westernJordan. The view from the summit provides a panorama of theHoly Landand, to the north, a more limited one of the valley of theRiver Jordan. TheWest Bankcity ofJerichois usually visible from the summit, as is Jerusalemon a very clear day. Then, go to visit Shobak castle, known as Shobak, but to the Crusaders it wasMont Real(Crak de Montreal) or Mons Regalis, the Fortress of the Royal Mount. It was built in 1115 by King Baldwin I of Jerusalem to guard the road fromDamascusto Egypt, and was the first of a string of similar strongholds in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. The impressive castle stands as a lonely reminder of formerCrusader glorydating from the same turbulent period as Kark, crowning a cone of rock, which rises above a wild and rugged landscape dotted with a grand sweep of fruit trees below. Finally, transfer to Petra. Dinner & overnight.

Breakfast. Visit Petra which lies about 3-5 hours south of modernAmman, about 2 hours north of Aqaba, on the edges of the mountainous desert of the Wadi Araba. The city is surrounded by towering hills of rustcolored sandstone which gave the city some natural protection against invaders. The site is semi-arid, the friable sandstone which allowed the Nabataeans to carve their temples and tombs into the rock crumbling easily to sand. The color of the rock ranges from pale yellow or white through rich reds to the darker brown of more resistant rocks. The contorted strata of different-colored rock form whorls and waves of color in the rock face, which the Nabataeans exploited in their architecture. Back to Petra hotel for dinner & overnight.

After Breakfast. Departure from your hotel in Petra to Beidha, also known as Little Petra, the place where Nabateans used to entertain their guests. It is one of the main commercial areas of Petra, the entry and exit point for the trade routes to the north and north-west. Here the caravans from the Negev, Gaza and Askalon, from Jerusalem and the Phoenician coast would arrive and settle for a while to engage in trade, their camels and donkeys quartered in the broad acres near the cistern. The merchants probably stayed in the cool seclusion of the Siq Al-Barid, the coldgorge, whose entrance is at the end of a narrowing of the valley. Then drive to Wadi Rum to do long visit for 02 hrs. by jeep 4X4 in the middle desert which is known as The Valley of the Moon(Arabic:وادي القمر), following in the footsteps of Lawrence of Arabia, climbing sand dunes and rock bridges. It is a valley cut into the sandstone and granite rock in south Jordanat 60km to the east of Aqaba. The highest elevation in Wadi Rum is Mount Um Dami at more than 1800m above sea level. Dinner & overnight in the Camp.

After Breakfast Transfer to Aqaba. Free day at disposal of clients. Dinner & overnight.

After Breakfast. Free day at disposal of clients. Dinner & overnight.

After Breakfast. Free day at disposal of clients. Dinner & overnight.

Breakfast Free day at the disposal of clients. Transfer to Amman. Dinner & overnight.

After BreakfastCheck out then transfer to the airport Queen Alia for departure.