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Jordan where it all began

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Walks with nomads

When thinking of Jordan, many of us associate it mainly with desert sands and the rose-red city of Petra. However Jordan has a lot more to offer. It abounds in natural beauty. There are a lot of places in Jordan where you can still merge with nature and have a true wilderness experience

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Walks around Petra

and Wadi Rum

In earlier times travel was a much slower business, often on foot and taking years to complete,

entailing bold steps into the unknown and the opportunity, indeed necessity, of assimilating more of the local culture and language than is the case with the traveller of today. 

Camel ride from Petra to Wadi Rum

Petra, among the most magnificent sites in the Middle East, and Wadi Rum, arguably Arabia's finest desert, are explored in depth on this unique hiking tour. As well as retracing the steps of the ancient Nabateans and hiking through breathtaking siqs and wadis

Climbing in the moon valley

We will climb the most famous climb routes in Jordan such as : Mumkin, Flight of Fancy, Mad Frogs and Englishmen, Inferno, Walk Like an Egyptian, Troubadour, Wall of Lace, Live and Let Die, Gold Finger, Inshallah

Jeep Safari

A special Jeep Safari tour has been designed. We will track wildlife and view Dana, Moab lands, mountain goats, Wadi Rum and Wadi Araba with an occasional golden or bald eagle.

Horseback tours

The desert between Wadi Rum and Petra is awe inspiring in its beauty and extraordinary moon like landscape. It is a region filled with history, battles and revolutions reaching back as far as the old testament when Solomon and Aaron passed through in their search for the promised land

THE GRANDEUR OF PETRA, THE SPLENDORS OF JORDAN, 13 days tour.

This 14 day trip has been designed to provide you with the resources and the time to gain an understanding and appreciation of the country and its compelling history. The itinerary includes several highlights, including private tours of the archaeological site at Petra, the marvelous repository of Nabataean culture, and ACOR, the American Center of Oriental Research.