Jordan

Amman to Petra and Wadi Rum

When

March to May | Sept to Nov

Price

From 2 900 excl. flights

(based on 2 people sharing)

How long

6 nights

Ideal length

1 / 7

A journey between archaeology and desert: Petra, a Nabataean city carved into the rock over two thousand years ago, then Wadi Rum, whose red expanses have served as the backdrop for generations of adventure tales.

Petra, the rose city

After Amman and the Roman ruins of Jerash, then a float in the Dead Sea's hypersaline waters, the trip reaches its high point at Petra. Walking through the Siq, a narrow gorge with vertiginous walls, to suddenly emerge facing the Treasury remains one of the most striking moments in the Middle East. The hike to the Monastery, larger and far less crowded, and the 'Petra by Night' evening round out the visit.

Wadi Rum, the desert of Lawrence of Arabia

Wadi Rum closes the trip on an entirely different register — red rock formations sculpted by the wind, fine sand dunes and an almost total silence, barely disturbed by the jeep's engine. The night under canvas at a Bedouin camp, dinner cooked beneath the sand and a starry sky of rare clarity, closes the trip on one of its most memorable moments.

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Where to rest your head

Petra Rose Boutique Hotel

Petra Rose Boutique Hotel

A local-stone hotel a few minutes' walk from the site entrance, a rooftop terrace with views over the surrounding mountains.

Wadi Rum Bedouin Camp

Wadi Rum Bedouin Camp

A camp of hand-woven canvas tents, a traditional Bedouin dinner cooked under the sand, and nights beneath a sky with zero light pollution.