JORDAN

Why should I plan your trip? Because a bubble tent in Wadi Rum only stays memorable if the itinerary around it is just as considered.

RECOMMENDED STAY
Ideal Duration

STARTING PRICE
Per Person Per Day

IDEAL MONTHS
Best Time to Visit

$1,000+

7+ days

mar-may

Petra, Wadi Rum & Amman

A ROSE-RED CITY AND A DESERT THAT KEEPS ITS SKY

Petra earned the name "Rose City" honestly, its facades carved directly into sandstone that runs pink and orange at the right hour, a Nabataean capital hidden behind a narrow canyon entrance since the 4th century BC. Wadi Rum follows, and it's genuinely one of the most memorable nights I've recommended to clients, transparent bubble tents facing open desert, no light pollution, no noise, just the sky doing what desert skies do when nothing gets in the way. Amman closes the loop, a capital layered over Roman ruins and a food scene that doesn't get nearly enough credit outside the region.

Where to go in
jordan

Petra

Carved directly into rose-colored sandstone starting in the 4th century BC, Petra's Treasury facade is only the beginning, the full site spans miles of tombs, temples, and a Roman-era theater, best explored across a full day rather than a rushed morning.

Amman

Jordan's capital layers a Roman amphitheater and citadel ruins beneath a modern, fast-growing city, with a food scene, hummus, mansaf, knafeh, that rivals anywhere else in the Levant.

Wadi Rum

A protected desert landscape of towering sandstone cliffs and endless open sand, best experienced overnight in a glass-domed camp with genuinely dark skies, one of the most memorable nights on any itinerary in the region.

The Dead Sea

The lowest point on earth, dense with minerals that let you float without trying, a natural, restorative close to a Jordan itinerary after days of desert heat and walking.

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