Exploring ancient treasures

Departure for Amman on a scheduled flight. Meet and assist at the airport - transfer to your hotel for the night - BB

Breakfast at the hotel.

Visit Amman, the capital of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. It is nicknamed the "White City" because of the limestone used in building construction. It is a fascinating city full of contrasts, with its unique blend of modernity and ancient ruins. Visit the Roman Theater; the Folklore Museum, whose collection consists of objects reflecting the different Jordanian cultures; the Citadel; and the Archaeological Museum, which houses artifacts from archaeological sites throughout the country.

Continue to Jerash. The visit to Jerash, one of the best-preserved Greco-Roman cities in the world, takes you on a journey through ancient history. Located about 48 kilometers north of Amman, Jerash offers a fascinating immersion into the Roman Empire with its majestic paved streets, imposing arches, and ancient theaters. You will discover iconic monuments such as the Temple of Artemis, Hadrian’s Arch, and the columns of the Cardo Maximus, the city’s main thoroughfare. Every step in this archaeological site invites you to relive the splendors of antiquity and admire the ingenuity of its builders. Return to Amman. Dinner and overnight at the hotel – Half board (HB).

Breakfast

The King's Highway in Jordan is a fascinating adventure through the country's history and spectacular landscapes. Your journey begins in Madaba, renowned for its ancient mosaics, especially the famous map of the Holy Land. Continue your exploration to Mount Nebo, a sacred site offering a breathtaking view of the Jordan Valley, where Moses is said to have glimpsed the Promised Land. Then, head to Kerak Castle, an impressive medieval Crusader fortress perched on a hill, bearing witness to the region’s military and strategic history. This route invites you to discover Jordan’s cultural and religious treasures while crossing breathtaking landscapes of mountains, valleys, and citadels. Dinner and overnight stay in Petra – HB (half board).

Petra: The Ancient Rose-Red Jewel of the Desert

Petra, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, is a unique site that captivates with its beauty and history. Carved into the rose-colored rock of the desert, this ancient Nabataean city reveals intricately sculpted facades, including the famous Treasury (Al-Khazneh). Stroll through the Siq, a narrow rock gorge leading to this hidden treasure, and explore the temples, tombs, and theaters that bear witness to the former glory of the Nabataean civilization. Every corner of Petra, nestled among mountains and canyons, offers spectacular views, making this visit an unforgettable experience.

A place where mystery and majesty meet in a timeless setting. Dinner and overnight stay in Petra – HB (half board).

From Little Petra to Wadi Rum: Journey to the Heart of the Desert Wonders

In the morning, depart for a visit to Little Petra, located just 10 km from Petra.

Little Petra, or Siq al-Barid, is a fascinating site with facades carved into rose-colored rock, offering a more intimate and tranquil atmosphere than its larger counterpart. Less frequented by tourists, it provides a unique glimpse into the ingenuity of the Nabataeans, with houses and temples carved directly into the cliffs.

Continue your journey to the Wadi Rum desert, known as the “Valley of the Moon.” This magical place, with its majestic canyons, sandstone mountains, and golden sand dunes, presents a breathtaking landscape. During a 3-hour Jeep excursion led by local Bedouin guides, you will discover spectacular panoramas, impressive rock formations, and ancient historical sites. The adventure immerses you in Bedouin culture, offering the chance to learn about their traditions and way of life. This journey into the heart of the desert promises an authentic and unforgettable experience.

Dinner and overnight stay in a fully equipped Bedouin camp – HB (half board).

Total travel time for the day: approximately 5.5 hours (including 3 hours of Bedouin Jeep safari in the desert).

From Wadi Rum to the Dead Sea: Journey Between Desert and Oasis

Departure to the Dead Sea, famous for its extreme salinity, and one of the most fascinating places on Earth. Located on the border between Jordan and Palestine, it is the lowest point on the planet, lying over 400 meters below sea level. Its mineral-rich waters are renowned for their therapeutic properties, offering a unique experience of effortless floating. The Dead Sea beach, with its healing mud, attracts many visitors seeking benefits for the skin and body. It is a place both mysterious and soothing, where nature reveals its power and tranquility.

Entrance and free time for swimming at a 4-star hotel such as the Ramada Resort or a similar property. Return to Amman at the end of the day. Dinner and overnight stay at your hotel – HB (half board).

Visit the Citadel, Amman’s ancient Acropolis, home to significant archaeological remains such as the Temple of Hercules, the Umayyad Palace, and sweeping panoramic views over the city.

Continue to the Roman Theater, a remarkably well-preserved amphitheater from the 2nd century AD, which still hosts events today.

Stop at the King Abdullah I Mosque, instantly recognizable by its striking blue dome and a symbol of modern Islamic architecture in Amman.

Explore the Folklore Museum and the Archaeological Museum, both offering fascinating insights into Jordan's cultural and historical legacy from prehistory to the Islamic period.

Enjoy a stroll through the city, soaking in the atmosphere of Amman's vibrant neighborhoods and the surrounding hills.

Optional: Take part in a Jordanian wine tasting session to sample local red, white, or rosé wines.

Enjoy free time in the city — ideal for shopping, relaxing in a café, or taking in the urban landscape.

In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant in the city, a warm and flavorful way to end your Jordanian journey.

Overnight stay in Amman – HB (half board).

Transfer to the Airport and Flight to France