A Family Adventure across Spectacular Jordan

Explore the ancient city of Jerash. A truly incredible site, extremely well preserved and with remains from Neolithic times, as well as Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Umayyad and others. Its history also tells the tale of a remarkably long chain of human occupation.

As one of the best preserved cities of the Roman Empire, visited by Emperor Hadrian 129 AD, it’s possible to walk within the tracks of chariot wheels that are still visible in the paving stones. During your tour today you will be able to walk beneath the imposing south gate and then make your way up the 'Street of Columns' – the Roman road running 600 metres north from the Oval Plaza. And, as you visit the theatres you can imagine the throngs of crowds enjoying dramas unfolding before them.

Known as one of Jordan's most delicious restaurants, enjoy your reservation at Lebanese House today.

Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a city of contrasts, offering both ancient ruins and thriving modern life. The city was built in an ideal location, situated on the hilly area between the desert and the fertile Jordan Valley. Begin your tour by stepping back in time with a visit to The Citadel - a reminder that Amman has been inhabited for thousands of years, and was once a major Roman city. The Citadel is home to a small but extremely interesting museum which is well worth a visit, before exploring the modern aspects of the city and understanding a little about how modern Jordanians live, shop, eat, work and pray in this large, modern city.

Take a stroll from your hotel today and wander the path down for a relaxing swim in the Dead Sea. At 434 metres below sea level, where nature and history combine and rich sources of natural minerals create highly therapeutic waters - the Dead Sea is known as one of the natural wonders of the world.

Today you will visit Petra - perhaps one of the most stunning and impressive ancient sites which one can visit anywhere in the world today. On arrival at the visitor center our guide will escort you into Petra through the Siq and reveal the highlights of the Nabatean city, including the stunning Treasury. Other sites include the theatre, the tombs and facades and the colonnaded street. Full historical background will be provided, together with information about the Nabatean civilisation. Please bring excellent walking shoes with you as Petra is a large site and a visit to Petra involves a considerable amount of walking.

With the guidance of skilled and experienced kitchen hands, you will delve into the intricacies of the Arabic kitchen, discovering the art of preparing a traditional Arabic meal. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of spices, as Petra, renowned for its vibrant spice trade, takes centre stage. Prepare for an exploration of the colourful and aromatic additions that make these dishes truly remarkable. As you skillfully chop and cook, engaging conversations with friendly locals will provide insights into their way of life, fostering a deeper cultural understanding. At the end of your cooking class, sit down and enjoy the mouthwatering feast prepared by your own hands.

Embark on an exhilarating jeep tour through the magnificent desert alongside a knowledgeable local Bedouin guide. Marvel at the endless expanse of golden sands stretching before you, and be mesmerised by the fascinating formations of rocks that punctuate the landscape. As you traverse this breathtaking terrain, take advantage of the opportunity to engage with your guide, delving into his unique way of life, the cherished traditions of the Bedouin culture, and the secrets of desert survival—all of which stand in stark contrast to our own familiar existence.

Spend time on the coast in Jordan and spend your days either relaxing or enjoying the many activities on offer here. There's spectacular diving, an underwater museum, beautiful beaches and plenty of history and culture to immerse yourself in on dry land.