Jordan

On this tour to Jerusalem and Bethlehem you will visit the Chapel of Dominus Flevit, Church of All Nations where Christ Prayed on the night of his betrayal. Following this you will enter within the old walled city of Jerusalem to visit the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. You will also have the chance ...

Travel to Al-Salt city the old capital of Jordan where you will find a local community waiting for you at the entrance welcoming you to an Arab lifestyle experience. Enjoy a guided walking tour of the Harmony Trail that combines the life style between Muslims and Christians. Explore the Al Ein Plaza ...

A trip through history by visiting the wonderful Complex of La Storia in Mount Nebo, it was well established to tell the main bible stories and onward to show the Jordanian culture past to present. Off to visit Mukawir this dramatic hilltop is the location of the imprisonment and execution of John ...

Petra has a special charm that is amplified at night. This tour starts from the entry gate to Petra passing the Siq where you will walk until you reach the treasury. The whole way will be lite by candles and accompanied with a Rababa that carries you away to the old time.

Cycling is fast becoming a popular hobby and mode of transport in Jordan. This is in great contrast to 10 years ago when it was almost unheard of. You will hire a bicycle for 6 hours to create your own tour of Amman.

Travel from Queen Alia Airport to Alenby Border in the comfort of an excellent vehicles with a friendly professional drivers. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Enjoy an overnight at Madaba known as the city of Mosaics. The most popular and well known is the ancient mosaic map of Jordan and the Holy Land of the 6th century in Saint George Orthodox Church, marked with the points of interest of some historical stories recorded in the Bible.

Wadi Mujib Siq trail is a great water adventure. Wonder through the walkways and visit the gorge that may be open for swimming depending on the weather conditions.

The Turkish hamam, otherwise known as a Turkish bath, is the Middle Eastern variant of a steam bath. During the Ottoman Empire the bath played an important part in Middle Eastern culture.

Enjoy the experience of cooking in a historical place with local women to help you learn the delicious dishes. It is located at the Jebel Al Weibdeh where you will be introduced to the charming area. Its overlooks old Amman and the Citadel, which gives you an authentic atmosphere as you cook and ...