The tour begins in Jerusalem, as you head toward the Jordanian border. Cross at the Allenby Bridge border, and enter Jordan, driving through the desert for about an hour to then have a local lunch. Continue towards the exquisite desert landscape of Wadi Rum, virtually untouched by humanity. Travel through the vast scenic desert valley on a 4×4 Jeep tour, providing the best possible experience of this moon-like landscape, the red sand dunes, towering cliffs of weathered stone, and desert animals with the sunset’s beautiful colors. From there, go to a Bedouin camp near Petra where you will enjoy Bedouin hospitality, including an Arab-style dinner and a comfortable bed for the night. Before going to sleep, sit beneath the clear desert skies and stargaze, as you drink a cup of delicious Bedouin tea. Waking up early the next morning, have a quick breakfast before getting on the bus and departing for Petra. This day of the trip is focused entirely on Petra, a famous archeological site set in a stunning red sandstone landscape. Discover the site, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. You will have the whole morning to tour Petra with a guide, before taking a lunch break at a local restaurant. Then in the afternoon, you will have the opportunity to explore the various sites, such as the monastery, on your own before heading back to camp for dinner and another night in the Bedouin camp. The third day of this tour will be a half day. Start with breakfast at the campsite and from there drive to Madaba, an ancient Jordanian city, and go up to the viewpoint of Mount Nebo. Have lunch and then head back to the Allenby Bridge border crossing, and arrive in Jerusalem in the afternoon.

This fully-packed two-day tour begins in Jerusalem. Driving through the Judean desert, head towards the border and go through the Allenby Bridge/King Hussein crossing into Jordan. Once in Jordan, visit the historical site of Mount Nebo, a unique viewpoint of the Jordan River's west bank. After lunch at a local restaurant, take your time and gaze at the ancient mosaic map of Jerusalem in the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George at Madaba. From there, enjoy a scenic drive south. Eventually, arrive at your accommodation for the night, a Bedouin camp near Petra. The Bedouin hospitality, including an Arab-style dinner, will open your heart. Before going to sleep on a comfortable bed, sit beneath the clear desert skies and stargaze, as you have a cup of local tea. Wake up and start the day with breakfast in camp before heading out to Petra. One of the world's seven wonders and Jordan’s most treasured attraction, Petra is an unforgettable place. It was carved into the red rocks of the soaring cliffs in the early 1st century as the tomb of a Nabataean king and was hidden under sand for centuries before recently becoming accessible again. A licensed tour guide will lead you through the Siq (a narrow gorge), the Treasury, and the Amphitheater while you marvel at the beauty of each structure. Following, you will have time to explore independently: climb to the Royal Tombs, walk down the Roman Cardo or hike up to the Monastery. Meet the rest of the group again for lunch in Wadi Musa, before returning back to Jerusalem via the King Hussein/Allenby border crossing.

Day 1: Start your tour from Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, or Eilat, depending on the option selected. Cross the border into Jordan and travel to the port city of Aqaba. Enjoy some time to relax in the city, before continuing to Wadi Rum. Arrive at the Bedouin campsite accommodation in Wadi Rum and take in your new surroundings and the scenic views. Once settled into the campsite, head out on a jeep safari tour in the afternoon as the sun begins to set and the air becomes cooler. Enjoy an overnight stay in the camp where you will indulge in an authentic Jordanian meal for dinner. Day 2: As the sun rises in the morning, enjoy breakfast and the view before traveling to Petra. Upon arrival, take a guided tour of this iconic site and get a deeper insight into the history of the ancient Nabatean city. See the most important structures of the site including the famous treasury, the Khazneh. Stay overnight at a hotel in Petra. Day 3:  Depart from Wadi Rum in the morning and explore Petra at your own pace. Revisit sites from the previous day, or uncover new ones. Hike to the Monastery and explore some lesser-visited parts of the complex. After the final day of sightseeing, travel back to the border and return to your original starting point.

Begin your adventure by taking a tour bus from Jerusalem to the southern border, then cross over into Aqaba and explore its vibrant alleys before heading to Mamluk Castle. This 16th-century fortress provides a stunning panoramic view of Israel, Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia at once. Next, you'll have free time for great beach activities such as boating + snorkeling, or relax at an awesome private beach with a pool and a Jacuzzi. From Aqaba, you'll embark on an exhilarating Jeep tour through the awe-inspiring Wadi Rum, a desert wilderness known as the "Valley of the Moon". Its otherworldly landscape features rock formations that will make you feel like you're on the set of "Star Wars" or "Lawrence of Arabia" (both were filmed here). You'll discover the fascinating geology of the area while visiting famous sites like the Seven Pillars of Wisdom rock formation. The Jeep Safari ends with the unforgettable Wadi Rum sunset. After a night of luxurious Bedouin Glamping, travel down the Desert Highway and be treated to the breathtaking desert and mountain scenery before arriving at Petra. Here, you can explore the Lost Nabatean capital on foot or on horseback. The archaeological site, which dates back approximately 2,300 years, boasts incredible structures carved out of red-hued rock cliffs. Traverse through the stunning Siq, a colorful gorge that leads all the way to the famed Petra Treasury, ornamented with intricate decorations. Take in the captivating Obelisk Tomb, Petra Theater, and marvel at the decorated shrines while strolling down the ancient colonnaded street. Learn about forgotten times and capture unique pictures to remember your trip. Conclude your day with a relaxing ride back to your drop-off point in Jerusalem, while taking in more desert beauty.

Departing daily, our Petra and Wadi Rum Tour from Tel Aviv is one of the most comprehensive tours offering two full days in Jordan and is one of the best ways to visit two of Jordan’s most exciting sites. Leaving from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem, the tour starts with a scenic drive through the Negev Desert en route to the Jordanian Border. Once crossing the border, drive to Aqaba city, overlooking the Red Sea and enjoy some spare time for lunch, coffee and shopping before continuing into the Wadi Rum Desert to the Bedouin Camp accommodation. In the afternoon, enjoy a memorable Jeep Safari tour adventure and gain insight into Bedouin culture. Once back at the Bedouin Camp in Wadi Rum, take in the starry night sky and enjoy an authentic Jordanian dinner. The following morning, eat a leisurely breakfast in the campsite before heading to the lost city of Petra, a UNESCO recognized archaeological site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. With a knowledgeable, English-speaking guide, explore the hidden gems of this ancient city. There will also be time to explore Petra at your own pace, taking in the beauty and magnificence of the historic site. From Petra, travel back to the border to Eilat before returning to Tel Aviv.

Departing daily, our Petra and Wadi Rum Tour from Jerusalem is one of the most comprehensive tours offering two full days in Jordan and is one of the best ways to visit two of Jordan’s most exciting sites. Leaving from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem, the tour starts with a scenic drive through the Negev Desert en route to the Jordanian Border. Once crossing the border, drive to Aqaba city, overlooking the Red Sea and enjoy some spare time for lunch, coffee and shopping before continuing into the Wadi Rum Desert to the Bedouin Camp accommodation. In the afternoon, enjoy a memorable Jeep Safari tour adventure and gain insight into Bedouin culture. Once back at the Bedouin Camp in Wadi Rum, take in the starry night sky and enjoy an authentic Jordanian dinner. The following morning, eat a leisurely breakfast in the campsite before heading to the lost city of Petra, a UNESCO recognized archaeological site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. With a knowledgeable, English-speaking guide, explore the hidden gems of this ancient city. There will also be time to explore Petra at your own pace, taking in the beauty and magnificence of the historic site. From Petra, travel back to the border to Eilat before returning to Jerusalem.

An extensive 4-day tour itinerary, the Petra, Wadi Rum and Highlights of Jordan 4-day Tour is a thorough experience visiting Petra, Wadi Rum and other must-see destinations in Jordan. Departing every Tuesday, this comprehensive tour package leaves from both Tel Aviv and Jerusalem and travels to the capital city of Amman, including sites such as the famous Roman Theater and the Citadel. Additionally, the tour visits Madaba, Jerash, Mount Nebo and other impressive sites in the northern region. Travel to Petra, the “lost city” and UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore this world renowned site that is one of the Seven Wonders of the World in a guided tour experience. Lastly, visit the breathtaking Wadi Rum desert, a stunning desert landscape and home to the Bedouin community. Enjoy overnight accommodation in a Bedouin campsite, complete with authentic Jordanian cuisine and a desert Jeep Safari tour.

Our representative will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the border to go through the passport control. After successfully crossing the border of Israel, you will head to the Dead Sea! You will have the opportunity to relax and refresh yourself in the waters of the unique Dead Sea and enjoy the sun. Then your way goes directly to Jerusalem. You will be taken there in a comfortable and modern bus, so you will have an opportunity to relax. Jerusalem is a city that everyone should visit not only because it is the birthplace of three world religions, but also because the city is about 4000 years old! You have a unique opportunity see with your own eyes the unique places of Jerusalem. Here is the Western Wall – the remains of the ancient Solomon’s Temple; you will visit the Via Dolorosa and reach the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, built on the very same spot where, according to Holy Scripture, Jesus Christ was crucified, buried, and then resurrected. Your next destination is the important historic city of Bethlehem. On the way you will see Qumran, notable since 1947 as the site of the caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were first discovered. Excavations (since 1949) at a site called Khirbet Qumran have revealed the ruins of buildings, believed by some scholars to have been occupied by a community of Essenes, who have been posited as the owners of the Scrolls. Visit to Bethlehem begins with the famous Mount of Olives. From here you can see the panorama of the whole city. Then you will visit the Church of the Nativity, one of the most sacred places for all Christians – the birthplace of Jesus Christ. At the end of your excursion you can enjoy delicious lunch at the restaurant. After that, you will go back to the boarder of Israel. From there we will take you back to your hotel. Note : The guide in Israel trip is Russian speaking guide. If there are more than 10 people speaking English in the group, we will provide English Speaking guide

Explore the North of Israel's true gems in the space of 2 days. Witness ancient ruins and marvel at the fascinating history behind them. Explore the views at Mt. Bentalwe and the extinct volocano at Birkat Ram. Visit beautiful synagogues and tour the Kibbutz. Explore all this and more, all while learning from your guide about the history behind the legends. Day 1: Drive north along the coastal plain, passing Megiddo. Marvel at the well preserved Roman ruins at Beit Shean. Following the Jordan valley northwards, we stop at Yardenit – the baptizing site. From there, ascend to the southern Golan Heights via Hamat Gader. At the Shalom Observatory we look west across the Sea of Galilee. Next visit the excavated remains of the Talmudic city. Journey to Mt. Bentalwe where you will see the former Syrian fortifications and the Syrian city of Kuneitra across the border. Overnight stop at a kibbutz guesthouse. Day 2: After a tour of the Kibbutz, we continue northwards to one of the tributaries of the Jordan river at Caesarea Philippi (Banias). After visiting the Crusader fortress and the extinct volcano at Birkat Ram, we end the day at the Safed city of the Kabala. Here, you will see the synagogues, the visitors' centre and the artists' quarter.

Embark on an adventure by bus ride from Jerusalem and see Petra - the lost Nabatean city. Along the way, be enchanted by the awe-inspiring views of the desert and mountains that will leave a lasting impression. Petra is an impressive archaeological site that dates back approximately 2,300 years, with remarkable structures carved out of red-hued rock cliffs. Explore Petra on foot or horseback, traversing through the Siq, a breathtaking colorful gorge that leads to the iconic Petra Treasury, adorned with intricate decorations. Discover the captivating Obelisk Tomb, Petra Theater, and the ancient colonnaded street filled with exquisit shrines, while learning about the bygone eras. Spend a night at a great hotel located next to the archeological park, enjoy breakfast, and have the entire day to explore Petra at your leisure. The Petra Monastery, also known as Al Dayr, is the main attraction, situated on a nearby hill and offering a spectacular view en route. Witness the enchanting Petra Great Temple with grand columns and intricate decorations, visit the ancient Byzantine Church, explore Qasr Al Bint Temple - rumored to be a palace constructed for the daughter of a biblical Pharaoh, and discover the enigmatic Urn Tomb. Browse the local Bedouin Market, hike along towering cliffs, and capture stunning pictures of the entire site. Conclude your day with a relaxing ride back to your drop-off point in Jerusalem.