3 Days/ 2 Nights
2 Nights Petra

Arrival   From EGYPT Via Speed Boat, Meet & Assist By Our REP –Transpiration To The Wadi Rum  For 4X4 “Vast, echoing and God – like”, these are the words T. E. Lawrence used in describing Wadi Rum, the largest and most magnificent of Jordan’s desert landscapes. In these anci ent valleys, the elements of nature have modeled and carved out this panorama and have left us strips of scorched earth, sides of carved mountains and stretches of sand which have the ability to change into shades of yellow, red find orange. The hours before sunset and those of early morning are the best moments to appreciate the landscape; however, there are many places to visit in this vast terrain, the most important of which are Iawrence of Arabia’s springs, Jebel Khazali and the mountain of the seven pillars of wisdom. The most tantalizing experience, however, remains a night’s stay besides the fire and under the most magnificent starry desert sky. After Sun Set(17:00), Drive To Petra.
Over Night in Petra.

Breakfast, F/Day Visit PETRA “Jordan abounds in archaeological riches, from Neolithic ruins to the desert castles of Omayyad Princes. Chief among these national treasures is the soul stirring, rose – red city of Petra, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Petra is the legacy of the Nabateans, an industrious Arab people who settled in south Jordan more than 2000 years ago. Much of Petra’s appeal comes from its spectacular setting deep inside a narrow desert gorge. From the main entrance, the visitor travels on foot through the awesome “SIQ”, an immense crack in the sandstone that winds for one kilometer between overhanging cliffs. Petra’s most famous monument, the Treasury, appears dramatically at the end of the Siq and various walks and climbs reveal literally hundreds of buildings, facades, tombs, baths, funerary halls, temples and a 3000 seat theater from the lst Century AD” After Noon drive to Amman Hotel For O/Night.

Breakfast Drive To Visit Madaba & Mt. Nebo “  Madaba is most famous for its mosaics ; Madaba ' s chief attraction in the contemporary Greek Orthodox church of st. George – is a wonderfully vivid, sixth – century Byzantine mosaic map showing the Jordan River Valley and the Nile Delta . Although damaged Jerusalem is clearly visible and other holy sites .With two million pieces of colored stone , and a full 25 × 25 meters in its original state , the map depicts hills and valleys , villages and towns , as far a way as the Nile Delta .Madaba continued to be inhabited in the Nabatean and Roman periods , and was home to an important regional school of Mosaicists in the Byzantine period . Many of its outstanding mosaic church pavements have been preserved in their original places or in the Madaba Archaeological Museum .

Then Visit Mt Nebo, Mount Nebo, to the top of Pisgah which is across from Jericho Deuteronomy (32:1- 12) the Memorial of Moses, where it is presumed his death and burial place. Where God reaffirmed the covenant of faith, Mount Nebo is one of Jordan’s most sacred sites According to the Bible, it is the place from where Moses viewed the Promised Land in Canaan, and where he died and was buried in a nearby valley. And consists of a Trefoil church built by early Christians at least as early as 393 AD, and is famous for having been visited by the Pilgrim Ageria. Later, traditions say that it was here that the Prophet Jeremiah hid the Ark of the Covenant to save it from the conquest of Jerusalem by King Nebuchadnezzar in 588-87 SC. During the Byzantine era, the Mount Nebo summit and Church ( Siyagha in Arabic) had different names including Naba, Nebo, Abarim and Phasga.Then Drive To Dead Sea, The Dead Sea is a destination for visitors from around the world due to its unique water qualities, climate and historical and spiritual legacy. This "Sea of Salt" sits amidst the sensational mountains of the Biblical Kingdoms of Moab, Ammon and Edom to the east, and the rolling hills of Jerusalem to the west. Enjoy a buoyant swim while reading a newspaper or just watch the thick, gleaming snow like rocks that give the area a strange surreal sense as if it were in another world. One should always remember that this is the lowest point on Earth and a place that is believed to be the site of five biblical cities: Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zebouin and Zoar. Evening Drive to  Aqaba City For O/Night.