Top Petra Bus Tours - page 2

When your cruise ship docks in Aqaba, take a private full-day shore excursion to Petra. Traveling past Wadi Rum and the Sharah Mountains by air-conditioned car or minivan, arrive at this rose-red city, carved by the Nabataeans some 2,000 years ago. Tour the highlights with a local guide; walking through the Siq canyon to witness the Treasury, tombs, amphitheater and Roman street. Learn about Petra’s history, and afterward, savor lunch at a local restaurant. Enjoy a flexible itinerary, with the opportunity to customize your sightseeing to your interests.

Legendary capital of the Nabatean Empire, the rose-red city of Petra is too marvelous to rush through. You’ll want more than one day to visit this site. The Petra National Park covers around 40 square miles, and the ancient approaches to this Queen of the Caravan Cities extend the area we call “Petra” even further. After this intensive and exclusive five-day adventure of the ancient caravan empire, you will say “It is worth it”.

Discover an otherworldly landscape of towering cliffs, sand, and rock on a private tour from Petra to Wadi Rum, or the Valley of the Moon, where “The Martian” and parts of “Star Wars” were filmed. Embark on an exciting Jeep expedition led by a local Bedouin guide, and enjoy the flexibility of a range of optional tour extras to suit your interests, including a camel ride and lunch.

Discover Petra like never before: your audio guide to exploring the pink desert city Petra is not just a destination, it is an experience that connects you with the echoes of a millennial civilization. With our audio guide in Spanish, you will immerse yourself in every corner of this archaeological gem of Jordan, as you travel its ancestral paths at your own pace. Be amazed by the mystery of the Siq, the majesty of the Treasury, the rock-cut temples, the royal tombs and the secrets hidden in this World Heritage Site. Each point of the tour is accompanied by stories that combine history, legend and cultural context, so that your visit has a deeper meaning.