Amman Full day Private Tour To Petra and Wadi Rum Tour

12 hours

Moderate

Petra & Wadi Rum: Ancient wonders meet desert adventure.

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Middle East with a visit to Jordan, a land renowned

for its ancient history and cultural treasures. This journey takes you to the iconic sites of Petra

and Wadi Rum, beginning with Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enter through the Siq, a

stunning narrow canyon framed by towering rock formations, leading to the breathtaking

entrance of this rose-red city. Partially carved into the cliffs and surrounded by rugged

mountains, Petra showcases the ingenuity of ancient civilizations. Its sophisticated water

management systems enabled thriving settlements in this arid region during the Nabataean,

Roman, and Byzantine eras, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy of architecture and

innovation.

Explore the captivating site of Little Petra, also known as Al Beidha, which shares remarkable

similarities with Petra. Like its larger counterpart, Little Petra is nestled behind a narrow

canyon, known as the Cold Siq, offering a passageway to its ruins. While smaller than Petra’s

Siq, this passage is equally enchanting, requiring visitors to hike through to reach the site. The

surrounding cliffs, sculpted by wind erosion, create fascinating natural formations. Scattered

across the area, remnants of broken tablets dating back to the Neolithic period add a layer of

ancient intrigue to this lesser-known yet significant archaeological gem.

Your second destination of the day is the breathtaking Wadi Rum, a 74,000-hectare expanse

designated as a UNESCO mixed natural and cultural site. Located in southern Jordan near the

Saudi border, Wadi Rum boasts a diverse desert landscape featuring narrow gorges, natural

arches, towering cliffs, vast sand dunes, and ancient caverns. Immerse yourself in the full

desert experience with a thrilling jeep safari tour at sunset, followed by a magical evening

under the stars. Enjoy the warmth of Bedouin hospitality, complete with a lively party and

traditional celebrations, making your night in Wadi Rum truly unforgettable.

What's included?

    Transportation By Modern Vehicle with English-Speaking Driver

    Entrance Fees to All Mentioned Sites

    Tour guide on all Excursions 

    Water on board during the roundtrip

    Traditional Dinner in Wadi Rum (Zarb)

    Exclusions

      Personal Expenses

      Tips

      2 Hours, 4x4 Jeep Tour in Wadi Rum

      Please note

        Guest Must Mention The Exact Hotel Name in Amman

        Guest Must Mention WhatsApp number for Pick up process

        What to bring

          For a Petra and Wadi Rum tour, travelers should pack items that balance comfort, safety, and practicality, considering the desert climate and rugged terrain. Here's a thorough list:

          Clothing

          • Lightweight, breathable layers – for daytime heat in Petra and Wadi Rum.
          • Long-sleeved shirts and pants – protect against sunburn, dust, and wind.
          • Hat or cap – wide-brimmed is best for sun protection.
          • Sunglasses – with UV protection.
          • Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots – Petra involves a lot of walking on uneven surfaces.
          • Sandals or flip-flops – optional for evenings at the camp in Wadi Rum.

          Essentials

          • Sunscreen – high SPF for sun protection.
          • Lip balm with SPF – prevents chapped lips in dry conditions.
          • Water bottles – stay hydrated; deserts are very dry.
          • Snacks – energy bars or nuts for long walks or jeep rides.
          • Small backpack – to carry essentials during the day.

          Optional but Recommended

          • Camera or smartphone – for stunning photos of Petra’s Treasury and Wadi Rum landscapes.
          • Power bank – for charging devices in remote areas.
          • Scarf or shawl – protects against sand and sun.

          For Wadi Rum Camping

          • Warm jacket – nights can get cold in the desert.
          • Flashlight or headlamp – if exploring around the camp.
          • Personal toiletries – limited facilities at desert camps.