Top Jordan Spring Break

If you have time for one side trip from Amman, make it Petra. Carved 2,300 years ago by the Nabataeans, this southern Jordan UNESCO-listed rock city is one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. This private tour whisks you there and back in a day by private air-conditioned vehicle and with an itinerary customizable to your wishes. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included, with optional local guiding at Petra at own expense.

Wines have been produced in Jordan for millennia, but uncovering the different varieties and the country’s wine heritage can be difficult by yourself. With this private wine tasting in Amman, save time and be properly introduced to quality local varietals. Guided tastings, and return transfers are included for an enriching and relaxed experience.

Embark on a private tour from Amman to the Dead Sea and Moab Desert, the lowest point on earth. Relax at a 4-star hotel with private beach access, swimming pools, and the option for Dead Sea mud treatments. Upgrade to a 5-star hotel for more luxurious amenities. Enjoy stunning desert views and rejuvenate in the world’s first natural spa. Optional lunch available at a local restaurant.

See the sights and get a flavor of Amman on this private, 3-hour panoramic city tour. Choose a morning or evening tour, and view the highlights of old and modern Amman by comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Visit the Citadel viewpoint to witness old Amman spread below, stroll around bustling gold and spice markets, including Al Bukaria; and pass top attractions such as King Abdullah Mosque, Rainbow Street and the arty Jabal Al-Webdeih quarter. Finish with a delicious lunch or dinner of tasty Arabic ‘mezze’ small dishes.

End your 2021 year with an amazing Jeep tour in the magical desert of Wadi Rum, and celebrate with us the new year in the middle of the desert around the campfire watching a fireworks show in the beautiful Wadi Rum desert's sky. In the evening you will have live Bedouin music, fresh lamb grilled slowly in an underground container with rice and vegetables, the traditional way called "Zarb".