12-day tour package to Jordan and Saudi

Our representative will meet you upon your arrival at Queen Alia International Airport and assist with your entry and visa to Jordan, and then walk with you outside the airport to meet our driver transfer you to Amman hotel for overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel, the driver and guide will meet you to start the Amman City Tour. Amman's Citadel is first on our list. The hilltop site witnessed several civilizations like the Assyrians, Romans and Umayyads. Major landmarks are the remains of the Temple of Hercules, a Byzantine church, and the Umayyad Palace. Next stop is the Roman Theater. The theater was built in the 2nd century and offers 6,000 seats. 

Continue to Jerash. This jewel of Northern Jordan is widely renowned for its exquisitely preserved ruins from the first century AD, and so well preserved that you can almost hear the banter of the merchants and the creaking of chariot wheels along the cobblestones streets.  With the guide, explore the breathtaking arches, temples and baths in an amazing state of preservation and completeness.  Dinner and overnight in Amman.

Breakfast at the hotel, the driver and guide will meet you and continue to Madaba to explore the oldest preserved ancient mosaic map of the Holy Land dating back to the 6th century BC inside the Church of St. George.
After a short drive, arrive to Mount Nebo to retrace the steps of Moses and admire the spectacular view of the Promised Land just as he did over 2,000 years before. It is very easy to feel that you have arrived some place special.  On a clear day Jerusalem, Jericho and the Dead Sea can be seen.  A memorial in Moses' honor can be found at the entrance to the early Byzantine Christian church where Moses is believed to have died.
Next stop is Bethany. This archaeological site is one of the most important biblical discoveries in the world. Excavations began in 1996 and has already uncovered more than 20 churches, caves and baptismal pools dating from the Roman and Byzantine periods. Archaeologists are assured this is where John the Baptist lived, Jesus was baptized, and the first five apostles met. Many also believe this was the place where the Prophet Elijah ascended to heaven. The path leading to the Jordan River transform from a dry desert into a tropical oasis and it becomes clear why Prophet Jeremiah described it as "the jungle of the Jordanu201d. In the afternoon, arrive to the world's largest natural spa and one of the most unique spots on earth - the Dead Sea for an afternoon of pampering, relaxing, floating in the Dead Sea, and enjoying the resort, dinner and overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel, free morning to enjoy the resort and then We continue south to at Al Karak (Kerak), The castle in itself is more imposing than beautiful, although it is an impressive example of the Crusaders' architectural military genius.  Wander through underground corridors with huge kitchens, stables and sleeping quarters with several floors. The top of the castle offers magnificent views in all directions.

Breakfast at the hotel, then transfer you to the Petra site. The former capital of the Nabataean's offers a unique experience for visitors. The ruins of the city carved out of rock, its huge tombs and its enchanting natural environment make it a unique complex. Petra has been one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1985. With the guide, start the tour of Petra covering the main attraction of the site at the lower part. Start from the main gate all the way through the Siq to visit the Treasury, Street of Facades, the Theater, all the way down to the Nymphaeum and Qaser El-Bent. In the afternoon, we transfer you to Wadi Rum for dinner and camping.

Breakfast at the camp, then red sand, granite mountains, ancient rock drawings, ancient rock inscriptions and the ruins of a Nabateans temple await us during a 4-hour 4x4 tour. We then continue to Aqaba.  Check-in to the hotel, then explore the souks, cafes and restaurants during a walking tour. Check in to the hotel for overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel, the driver and guide will meet you and continue to Haqil Border

We then continue to Tabuk to explore:

Hijaz Railway Station, which is a testament to the rich history and cultural significance of the region. This quaint and charming railway station, originally built as part of the historic Hijaz Railway, invites visitors to embark on a journey back in time. Its elegant facade and meticulous architectural details evoke a sense of nostalgia, transporting travelers to an era when trains were the lifelines connecting distant corners of the Arabian Peninsula. As the echoes of locomotives from yesteryears resonate through its halls, the station serves as a gateway to both the past and the present, offering a glimpse into the remarkable heritage of the Arabian Peninsula and inspiring awe in all who venture there. 
In the ancient district of Tabuk, you'll find a charming small marketplace "Souq Twaheen" that caters to the indigenous Bedouin community. It serves as a one-stop destination for all their needs, ranging from traditional black and white goat-hair tent covers to modern conveniences like canvas cooler bags and gas camp stoves. Moreover, this bustling locale offers a delightful selection of intricately patterned rugs, cushions, and camel saddles, which many Bedouins utilize to adorn their tents in a truly remarkable fashion.


There are spectacular fortresses all around Tabuk but the imposing Tabuk Castle in the center of town might be the oldest. This ancient castle dates to 1559, though some claim there was a fortress here as early as 3500 B.C.  The castle has been rehabilitated and transformed into a museum open to all visitors. Inside its walls, two mosques are linked by courtyards, stairwells and watchtowers, and thereu2019s a small museum detailing the history of the castle.

Al Tawbah Mosque, also known as the Castle Mosque, is a significant landmark in Tabuk due to its connection to the Battle of Tabuk. Situated near Tabuk Castle, it was once called the Al Rasoul Mosque during the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) stay in the 7th century AD. Initially constructed using bricks, mud, and palm-tree trunks under Caliph Omar bin Abdulaziz, the mosque has undergone several renovations. The Ottomans reconstructed the mosque in 1652, and a more recent update in the early 20th century added a minaret, a traditional arched entrance, and a spacious prayer hall. Dinner and overnight.

Breakfast, then today we explore AlUla, the birthplace of two ancient Arabian kingdoms. During the 1st millennium BC, AlUla saw the rise of the ancient city of Dadan that became the capital of two successive kingdoms, Dadan and Lihyan, which ruled over the northwest of the Arabian Peninsula. 

Nestled amidst the breathtakingly beautiful desert landscape lies a true wonder of nature - Elephant Rock. This iconic geological marvel towers 52 meters into the sky, its majestic form shaped over millions of years by the relentless forces of wind and water erosion. With its unmistakable trunk and body, Elephant Rock is a sight to behold, a true masterpiece of nature's artistry. As the day draws to a close, the magic truly begins. At dusk, the sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant colors, casting a warm glow upon the awe-inspiring rock formation. The magnificent elephant appears to come to life, its red hue radiating with an ethereal aura. But the magic does not end there. As night falls, a blanket of stars shimmers above, creating a mesmerizing spectacle that is simply unforgettable. Come, immerse yourself in the wonder of Elephant Rock, and experience the true magic of the desert. Dinner and overnight.

Breakfast, then continue to Hegra - a wonderland of history and architecture. As the country's first UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest preserved site of the Nabataean civilization in the south of Petra, Hegra is a jewel waiting to be explored. With 111 well preserved tombs from the first century BC to the first century AD, the site is a remarkable testament to the architectural expertise of the Nabateans. The Rawis, ancient Arabic storytellers and reciters, will guide you through the various tombs and reveal the secrets of Hargau2019s fascinating history. From the awe-inspiring monolithic tomb of Lihyan Son of Kuza to the ancient banquet halls, every corner of this great Nabataean civilization is a visual feast for the senses.

Today we explore Al Ulla (Dadan), the birthplace of two ancient Arabian kingdoms. During the 1st millennium BC, AlUla saw the rise of the ancient city of Dadan that became the capital of two successive kingdoms, Dadan and Lihyan, that ruled over the northwest of the Arabian Peninsula.

In Dadan, their capital city, archaeological excavations have uncovered remnants of these splendid kingdoms, notably an impressive necropolis featuring tombs carved into the eastern side of Jebel Dadan, overlooking the city. These tombs are square-shaped recesses, skillfully hewn at various heights into the mountain, with depths reaching approximately two meters. These tombs are 

believed to date back to the 5th century BCE. These lion sculptures, exemplifying the profound influence of Mesopotamian art, proudly serve as the iconic symbols of this ancient oasis.
Continue to Jabal Ikmah, the expansive library of Saudi Arabia, situated in a remote canyon amidst a stunning desert landscape, basking in the warmth of the sun. that served as a crucial rest stop for numerous travelers, highlighting AlUla's position as a crossroads of civilizations. One of the remarkable signs of this cultural intersection is Jabal Ikmah, which attracted visitors seeking to leave their inscriptions and offerings as they journeyed through AlUla. Preserving the knowledge of bygone eras, this site features an abundance of inscriptions and carvings adorning the cliff faces and rocks, ensuring that Jabal Ikmah remains etched in history. Exploring this remarkable location, adorned with inscriptions believed to originate from the 1st millennium BCE, offers a glimpse into the past. By observing its rock art depicting humans, musical instruments, and animals, visitors can gain insight into the significance of these elements in the daily lives of the "Dadanite," "Lihyanite," and other civilizations that thrived in AlUla. Dinner and overnight.

Breakfast, then continue to Medina is one of Islamu2019s two holiest cities. The city is centered around Al Masjid an Nabawi, also known as the Prophetu2019s Mosque, which was constructed by the Prophet himself and is also where he is buried. Medina is where the Prophet Muhammad lived and taught after the migration from Makkah "Mecca". 
We will then take the high-speed train from Medina to Jeddah. The Haramain High Speed Railway, also known as the Western railway or Meccau2013Medina high-speed railway, is a 453-kilometre-long (281 mi) high-speed rail line. The line was designed for a top speed of 350 km/h (220 mph), and with a service speed of 300 km/h (190 mph). Dinner and overnight in Jeddah.

Breakfast, then start the tour to visit Jeddahu2019s historical downtown area (Al-Balad) which is the historical area well known as the u201cOld Townu201d, where many of the oldest families used to live and work. It boasts of old buildings, a traditional souk and many restaurants, where visitors get to walk amid the old streets and experience the traditional landscape of the old town. When you are in historical Jeddah we will take you back to the old era of Saudi Arabia, all your senses will be in action, and you will hear and learn amazing stories about Jeddah.

During the tour, explore Baeshen house which took the lead as a social and cultural center as it was the gathering place of the notables of Jeddah in the past.
Next stop is Nassif house where you stand on the grounds of the first orientally designed Arabic house in Jeddah. It has been used throughout the years as a temporary residence for kings and scholars. With 40 wide rooms with high ceilings. 

Let your walking journey take you next to the well-preserved architectural beauty of Matbouli house. The experience of walking around here resembles walking into a heritage museum, where every turn has an art painting. This marvelous historic masterpiece dates to 420 years ago.Next stop is Al Shafei mosque, built during the reign of The Caliphate Omar Bin Khatab. Its marble pillars and Al Mangabi Stones date back to 1400 years. However, its minaret goes back 850 years as a recent addition because old mosques are built without minarets. Dinner and overnight in Jeddah.

Breakfast, then according to flight details, transfer to Jeddah Airport and farewell.