Day 1: Aqaba and Wadi-Rum

Transfer from Aqaba to Wadi-Rum, 1hr driving journey. Upon arrival to Wadi- Rum visitor centre, we transfer into 4x4 vehicles, exploring the spectacular sand dunes and follow the ancient routs of spice and silk traders. Visit Lawrence House, on the way back we visit some camels rock- art (3rd c. B.C.). the lunch will be in the desert.
Wadi Rum occupies a region of 74000 acers. The Bedouins learnt to live with this simple nature 3000 years ago. Camels are the most important vehicles to travel in Wadi Rum and there you've the chance to experience camel ride as Bedouins. After sunset, we enjoy the dinner around the camp fire. Under embordered sky with infinite number of stars and galaxies, our dinner is a traditional meal (Zarb) consisting of chicken or goat meat and vegetables. We spend the evening in the bedroom tent, laid out with rugs and mattresses. There we eat and socialise around the fire. The camp is far away from tourist centre and traffic. It's located in the heart of Wadi Rum protected area.
The campsite we use presents the opportunity to experience traditional Bedouin living tents which provides the best protection against typical desert extremes of hot and cold weather. The tent is laid out with rugs, mattresses, pillows and blankets and is where each tribe would commune to eat, sleep and socialise, as well as a fire pit to sit around and enjoy some local sweet tea. You will have your own tent, Bedouin camp, single or twin tents and sharing facilities.

Day 2: Petra

Today we leaving Wadi-Rum early and head straight away to the hidden Pearl and masterpiece of the Rose City of Nabateans, Petra.
2 hrs journey to Petra (3rd century BC to 1st century AD) upon arriving the visiting centre there we meet our experienced local guide. The guide will take us with 3 hrs tour through the nature twisting canyon (Siq) to the masterpiece of Greek, Roman and Nabateans Art Style, Treasury.
Continue after to the Nabateans Theatre, Royal tombs, colonnaded Street, Roman Gate and Daughter Castle Temple where the guided tour finishes.
Optional:
Climb the steep track 900 steps to the hidden Monastery in Petra Mountain.
Overnight: Petra Palace Hotel or similar.

Day 3: Amman and Madaba

This morning we drive for 3 hr to Madaba, known as the capital of mosaics in the Middle East. We visit saint George church and see the map of Jerusalem and Holy land implemented on the floor of the church 6thc. A.D. After we head to Mount Nebo, where Moses looked over the Holy land before his death. At Moses church, you have the free time to see splendid patterns of mosaic.
After, we head to Amman. We visit the citadel - Jabal al- Qal'ah, the highest point in Amman, on the slope of the hill we see the Roman Temple of Hercules, 2nd c. A.D. and buildings of Umayyad Palace 7th c. A.D. After, we descend to the Roman Theatre, in the heart of Amman to see the traditional clothes museum.
Then, head back to Aqaba.