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6 Days Badia Jeep Safari Jordan Desert Tour – Go Aqaba

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6 Days 5 Nights
Availability : Jan 21’ - Dec 21’
Amman
Aqaba
Min Age : 12+
Max People : 32
Tour Details

In 6 Days Badia Jeep Safari tour we will explore Jordan’s iconic landmarks: Amman, Petra, Little Petra, Wadi Fenyan, Wadi Araba, Humaima Town, Wadi Rum, along with Karaza Bridge, and Diseh Village.

Start Place & Time

Amman airport

Tour Duration

6 nights

Notes

  • Best travel time: March till beginning of June, September till beginning December.
  • You need: light & comfortable clothes, at the same time warmer clothes for the nights.
  • Weather conditions can make it necessary to change the tour itinerary.
Itinerary

Day 1Arrival Amman Airport - Hotel in Amman

Upon your arrival At Amman Airport, our representative will wait for you with a sign after you exit the customs. Then, our driver will transfer you for about 50 minutes to your hotel in Amman and helps you with the check-in. You will have the rest of the day to yourself and we will start our adventure the next day.

Day 2Amman Hotel - Petra visit - Petra Hotel (B)

On day 2, after having breakfast, we will start our drive to Petra via the Desert Highway –  the road built mostly along the line of the Hejaz Railway, which itself shadowed earlier Ottoman pilgrimage routes through the desert from Damascus to Mecca.
In 3 hours you will arrive in Petra, the existence of which educated Europe learned only at the beginning of the 19th century. This amazing place was discovered by the tireless explorer Jean-Louis Burckhardt, who overcame many obstacles on his way to achieve the cherished goal and introduce the legendary Petra to the world. Jean-Louis Burckhardt glorified the Siq gorge, behind the mighty rocks of which the ghost town of Petra was hidden from the rest of the world.
Our guide will take you through the ancient city, where life once was in full swing, the air was filled with thousands of voices of merchants and buyers of goods, and where prosperity gradually passed into extinction and complete oblivion.
You will have plenty of time to explore the area on your own, walk on the Street of Facades, the Royal Tombs, the Theater, and Qasr Al Bint. Or, you can climb the 800 stairs to the magnificent Monastery Ad-Deir, carved out of rock and enjoy the mesmerizing views of Wadi Araba.
Finally, you will get back to the hotel for overnight.

Day 3Desert Safari: Little Petra - Wadi Feynan - Wadi Araba (B, L, D)

On day 3, in the morning, we will hop aboard the 4×4 Jeeps and start our journey to Wadi Araba.
At first, we will pass by the bizarre landscape of Little Petra – a small gorge, served as caravans docking station on the King’s Way. Little Petra is called so because it is much smaller and simpler than its famous relative, but it can still give you a few magical minutes.
Our next stop will be in Wadi Feynan, the outstanding mountainous landscape & one of the oldest sustainable copper mining centers in the ancient world, perfectly preserved due to the lack of modern mining.
Next, we go to the pristine nature of Wadi Arab, where you can try the life of the Bedouin tribes still living on these lands. This place is a great choice for adventure lovers and we will have dinner here and then overnight at a private camp.

Day 4Desert Safari: Wadi Araba - Humaima - Wadi Rum (B, L, D)

On day 4, we will continue off-road to Humaima, a small Nabataean settlement center founded in the first century BC in the Hisma Desert of southern Jordan, halfway between Petra and Aqaba.
The Romans built a fort here after converting the Nabataean Kingdom to their Provincia Arabia in AD 106, and the site continued to prosper in the Byzantine and Early Islamic periods.
We will have dinner and spend the night in Wadi Rum – one of the most spectacular deserts in the World.

Day 5Desert Safari in Wadi Rum (B, L, D)

On the 5th day, after breakfast, we will go on a long hike, during which you can explore the canyons, get acquainted with cave paintings made 4,000 years ago, and discover many other treasures.
As you step into this vast landscape, you will get enthralled with ancient riverbeds, reddish sandstone cliffs, forming deep canyons, chaotic piles of stones and flat mountain ranges, stone bridges and bizarre natural sculptures. Between them are narrow gorges or wide sand dunes lined with Jeep wheels. The landscapes are completely alien, as if from the fiction movies “Star Wars” or “The Martian”, which, among many others, were filmed here in Wadi Rum.

Day 6Wadi Rum Camp - Aqaba Hotel (B)

On day 6, we will leave the desert behind and drive to the ancient city of Aqaba with sunshine 365 days a year. Aqaba is in the Gulf of the Red Sea, surrounded by mountains that create a special microclimate – even in winter, the water temperature here does not drop below +22° C.
Our services will end at the hotel we booked for you. You can spend some time at the Red Sea, discover more of Jordan, or continue by ferry to Egypt.

NBMentioned Meals

B = Breakfast L = Lunch D = Dinner

Price Includes

  • 1 night accommodation with breakfast at Olive Tree hotel (3*) or similar in Amman.
  • 1 night accommodation with breakfast at Petra Palace hotel (3*) or similar in Petra.
  • 1night accommodation in Wadi Araba private camp on half board.
  • 1 night accommodation with breakfast & dinner at Rahayeb Desert Camp (5*) or similar in Wadi Rum, private tent with sharing bathroom.
  • Transfers by a/c modern vehicle with English speaking, assisting driver.
  • 3 days Jeep safari with English speaking driver.
  • English speaking guide in Petra for 2 hours.
  • Entrance fees to mentioned sites.
  • 700 meters horse ride in Petra from the main gate (not mandatory, horse handler expects a tip).

Price Excludes

  • Airfare
  • Travel insurance.
  • Any Private Expenses & tipping
  • Jordanian visa (obtainable at Amman Airport for 40 JD = 60 USD per person)
  • Anything not mentioned in the "includes".
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What to expect

  • It is essential that you read our booking conditions we sent to you by email and can be checked online. The booking conditions are an important part of the contract for your holiday. They set rules, guidelines and conditions in which we work with you and determine payment and cancellation policy. When you book with us we assume the booking conditions are read, understood and agreed.

  • Travel insurance is highly recommended for all travelers. At a minimum your travel insurance must provide cover against personal accident, death, medical expenses, emergency repatriation and personal liability. We also strongly recommend it covers cancellation as all deposits paid are non-refundable, curtailment and loss of luggage and personal effects. Go Aqaba Travel does not offer travel insurances.

  • At the airport our representative waits for you with a Go Aqaba Travel sign after you passed through the customs. At the Arava Border in the south we will meet you inside the Jordan border terminal, at Allenby Bridge and Sheikh Hussein Border outside the Jordan border terminal.

  • Most nationals obtain the Jordanian Visa at Amman Airport and the land borders upon arrival. Except for arrivals through the Allenby Bridge/King Hussein Bridge where all nationals need the visa in advance. The visa fee upon arrival is 20 Jordanian Dinar per person and has to be paid in cash; an exchange booth is available. Your passport has to be valid minimum 6 month while traveling in Jordan. If you are not sure about your visa status contact us or the Jordanian embassy in your country of residence.

  • The official currency is the Jordanian Dinar (JD), which is divided into 100 piastres or 1,000 fils. Notes are in denominations of JD 50, 20, 10, 5 and 1. It is easy to change foreign currency at banks, moneychanger or better hotels, most accepted are USD, GBP and Euros. Banks are closed on Fridays and Saturdays. Visa, MasterCard and American Express are the most widely accepted credit cards. ATMs are available in larger towns and at the airport. The maximum daily withdrawal amount is around JD 500, depending on your particular card. Check with your bank for information on ATM international fees. We recommend that you carry some cash in case ATMs can not be accessed, are broken down or run out of cash.

  • It is necessary to mention that Jordan is not a cheap destination. But as every traveller is different, please consider your own spending habits when it comes to allowing for drinks, food and shopping. The costs for lunch and dinner vary. If you are happy with a sandwich or a shawarma at local restaurant or take away, this is already available for 3-4 USD per person (without drinks), but better restaurants charge 16-20 USD per meal/per person (no drinks), same at 4 star hotels for main buffet 20-30 USD per meal/per person. A large bottle of water in the local market is 70 Cent, a soft drink (0.30l) is 40 Cent, in tourist areas the rates are higher.

  • Jordan is characterized by a Mediterranean climate and the best travel time is spring and autumn, March until May, September until November. Summer is hot and sunny, especially in Aqaba and at the Dead Sea. These two areas are in turn ideal for a winter break due to the mild temperatures (16-22 °C) in this season. In the rest of the country winter weather can be cool, with rain and occasional snow. Jordan is a very sunny country with average daily sunshine hours ranging from six to seven in winter and twelve to thirteen in summer. Although summer temperatures are high, the nights are rather cool.
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