Roambu

Day 01 

Arrival At Amman Airport / Amman

Arrive at Amman Airport where staff will meet you at the gate just as you exit the aircraft. Full assistance with visa and customs formalities will be provided upon arrival. 

You will then be transferred to your hotel in Amman to enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.

Buffet Dinner and overnight at the hotel in Amman.

Day 02

City Tour Of Amman / Iraq Al Amir Women Cooperative / Amman

Buffet Breakfast at the hotel.

​Visit Amman, the capital of Jordan, a fascinating city of contrasts. Visit the Citadel, located on one of Amman’s highest hills, offering a splendid view of the old city. Near the Citadel pay a visit to the Archaeological Museum that houses an excellent collection of Jordan’s antiquities. Proceed downhill to the downtown of the old city to visit the Roman Theatre, which dates back to the 2nd century AD. It is also the home of Jordan’s Folklore Museum, which displays various artifacts of the traditional Jordanian life including, costumes, home furnishings, musical instruments and handicrafts dating back to the 19th century.​

Drive 24 Km southwest of Amman through a secluded and lush valley to arrive at Iraq Al Amir. Visit Iraq Al Amir Women’s Cooperative founded by Noor Al-Hussein Foundation in 1994 with the support of the Swiss Government. The project employed 41 women in the production of hand-made paper, hand-woven fabric, ceramics/clay, and food processing. Enjoy a traditional lunch prepared by the local women of Iraq Al Amir. 1-hour Handicraft Lesson in Iraq Al Amir.

Afterwards, drive to Qasr Al Abed (Palace of the Slave), which is an impressive and unique building dated back to the 2nd Century BC.

Drive back to the hotel in Amman for Buffet Dinner & overnight.

Day 03

Amman / Ajlun Nature Reserve

Buffet Breakfast at the hotel.

Drive north to Ajlun Woodland Reserve a Mediterranean hill country, dominated by open woodlands of Oak, Pistachio and Olive trees. The rich greenery of Ajlun has made it a popular spot for picnickers and hikers. The area has a long history of human settlements, due to its Mediterranean climate, dense forests, and fertile soil. 

Enjoy the Orjan Village Trail a total of 9 kilometers for around 5 hours.

This trail begins at the Reserve’s Visitor Center and takes you to the Soap House in the neighboring village of Orjan. On the way, you will hike through thick, healthy woodlands filled with oak, pistachio, and oriental strawberry trees. Take a short detour to view a ruined wine press before you pass one of the oldest strawberry trees in the Reserve on your way down into the valley. The trail climbs to 1,100m above sea level at Eagle’s View Point, and then descends to the Soap House where local women follow the traditional process of making Orjan pure olive soap.

Continuing from the Soap House, this tour takes you through wooded valleys to the lush green orchards of Orjan village, giving you the chance to discover the rural lifestyle of the region. A poplar-lined spring provides a wonderful contrast to the arid mountains of the previous stages of the trail. As you hike, note the dramatic rock walls, old water mills once used by local people to grind their seeds and the hollow walnut tree. Enjoy a delicious traditional meal in an orchard of fig, pomegranate, apple and apricot trees.

Return by bus to the Nature Reserve. Drive back to your hotel in Amman for Buffet Dinner & overnight. 

Day 04

Amman / Madaba / Mosaic Class / Mt. Nebo

Buffet Breakfast at the hotel.

Drive 30 Km south of Amman to visit Madaba, “the City of Mosaics”. Visit the town’s main attraction, the Greek Orthodox church of St. George where the famous 6th Century Byzantine mosaic map of the holy sites in the biblical world is found. 

Continue to Madaba for a mosaic class where you can make your very own piece. Lunch at Haret Jdoudna Restaurant, which translates to “Our Grandfather’s Neighborhood”. The southern part of this restaurant was built in 1905. The northern part, with a flat roof, was built in 1923. Proceed to Mount Nebo, the place where it is believed that Moses was buried. Drive back to your hotel in Amman for Buffet Dinner & overnight.

Day 05

Amman / Karak / Dana Village Tour / Petra

Buffet Breakfast at the hotel.

Drive to Karak and enjoy Jordan’s beloved national dish, Mansaf, made with tender lamb cooked in fermented dried yogurt known as jameed. Learn about this traditional preparation and savour a Mansaf lunch. Visit Karak’s 12th century Crusaders Castle, perched on a hilltop roughly 1,000 meters above sea level and surrounded by dramatic valleys on three sides.

Continue to Dana Nature Reserve, a landscape rich in biodiversity and natural beauty. Discover the Rummana Mountain, the serenity of Dana Village, and the striking red and white sandstone formations of Wadi Dana. Take part in a guided 2-hour village walk, visiting scenic viewpoints above Dana, exploring terraced gardens, and browsing local community craft workshops. End the day in Petra, the ancient Nabataean capital and one of the great cities of the Arab world 2,000 years ago.

Buffet Dinner & overnight at your hotel in Petra. 

Day 06

Full Day Visit Of Petra / Cooking Class

Buffet Breakfast at the hotel.

The ancient Nabatean city of Petra was recently voted as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. In 1985 Petra was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Begin your visit by enjoying a walk or a short horse ride from Petra’s main entrance to the entrance of the old city, “Al Siq”, which is a 350 meters narrow canyon. As you reach the end of the Siq, the first and greatest monument of Petra slowly comes into view. This is the famous Treasury monument “Al Khazneh”.

Petra, “The Rose City”, is anextraordinary and unique place, which was built by the Arab Nabateans more than 2000 years ago. The Nabateans carved their monumental tombs, palaces, temples and treasury from the desert’s natural rose-colored rocks and sandstones. 

Lunch at Basin Restaurant inside Petra.

After lunch, travellers who prefer to return to the hotel will walk back along the same route. Those who wish to visit the Monastery can continue on to climb the 800 steps leading up to it. The Monastery has a similar design to the Treasury, but it is much larger (50 m high x 45m wide) and much less decorated. The facade is flat on the lower level and deeply carved on the upper level, with engaged columns and two half-pediments flanking a central urn (10m high). 

Cooking Lesson and Dinner at Petra Kitchen

Petra Kitchen is a relaxed and informal atmosphere where you’ll gather to prepare an evening meal, working alongside local women under the supervision of a professional chef. Each evening meal includes typical Jordanian dishes.  

Overnight at your hotel in Petra.

Day 07

Petra / Little Petra / Wadi Rum

Buffet Breakfast at the hotel.

Drive to little Petra. It is literally hidden away in the center of a mountain. The entrance is a narrow Siq (small canyon) named Siq Al Barid “Cold Siq” which is about 325 m long. As you venture deeper into the canyon, you’ll notice that sunlight barely reaches its floor. Little Petra once served as a key commercial hub and lodging area for honored guests — a supply post for camel caravans and an agricultural center with ancient vineyards and grape-pressing sites.

Depart for the Wadi Rum Nature Reserve, known as “The Valley of the Moon” — a truly unique desert landscape unlike anywhere else. Meet local Bedouins who will guide you through the area in their 4×4 pickup trucks (6 guests per vehicle) for a 4-hour desert tour, including a picnic lunch.

Bedouin Storytelling Experience.

Enjoy an authentic Bedouin session in a traditional tent hosted at the Disi Women’s Cooperative. As the Hakawati (storyteller) begins to share age-old cultural tales, guests are welcomed with freshly brewed Bedouin tea.

In the evening, experience a traditional Zarb dinner, a Bedouin dish reserved for honored guests. Prepared in an iron barrel buried in the sand, the meal combines spiced meat, chicken, and vegetables that slowly cook over charcoal for several hours — resulting in rich, tender flavors.

Overnight at a desert camp in Wadi Rum.

Day 08

Wadi Rum / Dead Sea / Amman

Buffet Breakfast at the Camp.

Drive to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth at 400 meters below sea level. Spend the rest of the day floating effortlessly in its calm, mineral-rich waters and enjoying the unique sensation of natural buoyancy.

Lunch at the Dead Sea Spa hotel.

In the afternoon, return to Amman and rest at the hotel until dinner time. In the evening, enjoy a special cultural dining experience at Jordan Heritage Restaurant — a non-profit organization founded in 2014 with a mission to document, revive, and share Jordan’s culinary heritage.

Jordan Heritage has identified and preserved 95 traditional dishes representing the diverse cultural and geographic regions of the country. The organization works with over 75 women-led home-based businesses to source authentic, locally produced ingredients, ensuring both quality and community empowerment.

For the first time, the full richness of Jordan’s cuisine is presented at one dining table — a journey through flavor, history, and identity. Jordan Heritage Restaurant aspires to take Jordanian cuisine global and highlight its role in cultural exchange, creativity, and collective joy.

Day 09

Transfer To Amman Airport

Buffet Breakfast at the hotel. 

Transfer to Amman Airport for departure.

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Program Includes

• 8 nights’ accommodation on a breakfast-board basis in a curated selection of locally trusted 3★, 4★, or 5★ hotels.
• 6 buffet dinners at hotels
• 7 lunches in local restaurants as per the itinerary
• 1 farewell dinner at Jordan Heritage Restaurant on Day 8
• Transportation in private car or mini van with English-speaking driver from Day 1–9
• Entrance fees to all listed sites
• Towel use at the Dead Sea
• 1-hour handicraft lesson at Iraq Al Amir Women’s Cooperative (Day 2)
• Guided trail walk through Orjaan Village in Ajloun Forest Reserve (Day 3)
• Mosaic-making lesson in Madaba (Day 4)
• Jameed-making demonstration and Mansaf lunch with a local family in Karak (Day 5)
• Guided Dana Village Tour (Day 5)
• Cooking lesson and dinner at Petra Kitchen (Day 6)
• 4×4 desert tour in Wadi Rum with picnic lunch (Day 7)
• Bedouin storytelling experience in Wadi Rum (Day 7)
• Meet-and-assist service at Amman Airport upon arrival

Program Excludes

• Visa (free of charge with visa manifest)
• Personal expenses, drinks, and meals not listed
• Licensed guide (optional from Day 2–8, available in English/French/German)
• Tips for drivers, guides, restaurant staff, and Bedouin hosts
• Medical / travel insurance

Starting from £1,145 per person
Based on 6 travellers in 3★ and 4★ accommodations during low season. Final pricing varies depending on group size, hotel tier, and travel dates.

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