Jordan Holidays
Embark on a true Arabian adventure and travel through time as you visit the sites of Jordan, one of the world’s oldest civilisations. There’s truly nowhere on Earth quite like it, it has the ability to invoke a passion in everyone who visits. When you leave Jordan, you’ll be wondering why you didn’t visit sooner.
Jordan offers some of the best preserved Roman architecture in the world – stunning UNESCO World Heritage sites, the lowest point on the surface of the Earth, and idyllic beaches for a rejuvenating rest.
At the top of almost every itinerary is the Rose City of Petra. This world heritage site is renowned for its rose and orange cliffs and iconic architecture carved directly into the rock face. Dating back to about 300BC, Petra was originally an important stop on the trading routes of the Middle East. Today it stands as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, and inspires a feeling of awe in everyone that visits.
Jordan also houses the Dead Sea, the shores of which are the lowest point on the surface of the earth, sitting at 423 metres below sea level. The Dead Sea itself is the deepest hypersaline lake in the world. The salt content sits at 40%, compare that with the average 4-6% of other seas and oceans and it means that you can effortlessly float in the water.
Further south is the beautiful coastal city of Aqaba. The southernmost point of Jordan sits on the shores of the Gulf of Aqaba. A gateway to the Indian Ocean, the warm waters and golden beaches are the perfect way to relax and complement any packed itinerary.
Why not also explore other wonderful attractions such as Jerash, Wadi Rum, Mount Nebo and Mujib National Reserve? Our Destination Specialists are on hand to piece together your ideal itinerary.
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Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Wonders of Jordan Tour
Guide Price £2,899 pp
Only Jordan can lay claim to the lowest point on the surface of the earth, a rose city carved into the desert rocks, the majestic beauty of reefs in the red sea and the diverse metropolis of a rapidly developing...
Multi centre holidays
Jordan Highlights Tour
Experience the best Jordan has to offer on this enchanting five-night private tour. Immerse yourself in the lost city of Petra and the ancient roman city of Jerash. Be rejuvenated by the healing waters of the Dead Sea, the earth's...
Multi centre holidays
Biblical Journey Through Jordan
Guide Price £1,399 pp
Take a journey back in time and discover Jordan's incredible biblical history, breath-taking landscapes and famous wonders. Explore ancient Roman cities, follow in the footsteps of prophets and religious figures and walk amongst the ruins of soaring hilltop temples all...
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The landscapes of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, to give the Middle Eastern country its full name, are nothing short of cinematic. Navigate the vast, red-sand Wadi Rum desert and you’ll feel like you’re on Mars. Step inside the ancient city of Petra and you’ll be transported back in time. Then, delve beneath the surface of the Red Sea for an underwater scene so surreal it could well be the work of Walt Disney.
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Wildlife
Jordan might be more than 80 percent desert, but wildlife is here in abundance. Dive off the beaches of Aqaba to meet the Red Sea’s finest marine life, or journey into the desert in search of the Sinai rosefinch – Jordan’s national, and well-camouflaged, bird.
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Petra
You might just mistake the entrance to the ancient Nabataean city of Petra for a mirage. Carved into the rose-pink cliff, it emerges from the desert to reveal a rock-chiselled complex of royal tombs and a sacred Siq, or canyon, all of which lay undiscovered until 1812.
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The Dead Sea
The hyper saline lake, aptly named because no animal or plant species can survive the high salt content, the Dead Sea brings together breathtaking beauty, compelling history and luxurious mineral spas; a truly special oasis.
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Matthew
Destination Specialist
“I love Jordanian cuisine because of variety within it. It has so much influence from its neighbouring countries so it is a great fusion of flavours. While you are in Amman be sure to visit Sufra Restaurant in the heart of Rainbow Street. The service is amazing and the food is even better.”
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Sheryl
Destination Manager
“Jordanian hospitality is second to none, they really are the friendliest people in the world. While you are out exploring, pop in to a local coffee shop. The Arabian coffee is completely different to home and the staff welcome you as if it’s their own home.”
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Valerie
Destination Specialist
“Because the flight times to Jordan can sometimes get you into Amman late at night, I would definitely recommend a pre-tour night in the city. Not only will this give you a chance to get over any jetlag, but it also gives you a head start to explore the city.”
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Flights to Jordan from the UK take around 5 hours and 15 minutes. There are currently daily direct flights from London Heathrow to Queen Alia International Airport in Ammam with British Airways and Royal Jordanian Airways. Alternatively, there are various indirect flight options from various UK airports.
