Itinerary

Itinerary Wadi Rum and Petra 4 Days

Petra is one of the most visited places in the world.  Petra is one of the seven wonders of the world.  Another name for Petra is Rose City because the rock that it is carved from is rose-colored.  Until 1812 the city was unknown to the Western world.  To enter the site of Petra, walk on cobbled stones through a crack in the sandstone called the Siq, when you are through you will be amazed at the site before you, Petra in all of its glory.

Wadi Rum is inhabited by Bedouins and has been for hundreds of years. There are paintings in the mountains thousands of years old.  The scenery is astounding, the desert sand combined with the mountains makes for beautiful photography.

 

Day 1: Petra 

From your hotel or from the Eilat central bus station you will be taken to the Arava border, you will be met and assisted by one of our professionals, then continue to Petra. Arrive at your hotel for dinner and overnight.

Day 2: Petra

Breakfast at the hotel. You will then take a fascinating tour to admire the natural beauty and breathtaking architecture of this ancient city with your guide, from the main gate, and walk through the Siq to the Treasury, the Nabatean Roman Theater, and the Roman road (Cardo) to the basin.

Then you will climb to the Monastery( self, without a guide), then back to your hotel overnight.

Day 3:Wadi Rum 

Breakfast.  Proceed to Wadi Rum, the largest and most magnificent of Jordan’s desert landscapes. Jeep tour for up to 4 hours. Dinner and overnight at Bedouin Camp.

Day 4:

Breakfast, and transfer to Aqaba for a short panoramic tour, then you will be dropped off at your hotel or the airport in Eilat.

 

Highlights:

• Petra
• Roman Theater
• Treasury
• Monastery
• Wadi Rum
• Jeep tour
• Bedouin camp

What you need to know:  

• Have a valid passport and landing card.
• We require nationality, passport number, date of issue, expiry date, and birth date for your reservation.
• Voucher and visa/tax/tip money, in cash (payable in U.S. dollars, Euro, Pound Sterling, or Israeli Shekel).
• Very warm clothing in winter.  Cool comfortable clothing and head covering in summer.
• Good walking shoes.
• Lunch will be late, so please eat Breakfast before departure.
•  Personal insurance is not included.  Please note:  No insurance company insures any accident from a horse or any other animal.
• Certain nationalities require the advance issue of visas.