The Wadi Rum has a kind of magic that has to be seen to be felt. Lawrence of Arabia described it as “vast, echoing, and God-like,” this landscape of arches, cliffs, caverns and 286 square miles of intrigue. It’s humbling, foreboding, and promising all at once.

Your travellers experience this iconic body of water in Jordan, rather than Israel – and enjoy a quieter and less touristy experience. As they float, they will be completely connected to nature. With nine times more salt than ocean water, floating on the Dead Sea is effortless (and completely epic).

Behold one of the 7 Wonders of the World (and one of the most impressive and important sites in the Middle East). Imagine you walking through the long, deep gorge and then catching that first glimpse of Petra, carved into red, pink, white, and sandstone cliff faces. They’ll feel like an explorer on the verge of the discovery of a lifetime.

Jordan is a place of quiet reflection, where travellers will find the “Promised Land” at Mount Nebo – from the Old Testament – and more. You'll walk in the footsteps of Moses; and see the site of Jesus Christ’s baptism — Bethany Beyond the Jordan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Immersive, local experiences introduce travellers to a life wildly different from their own. You'll converse with a local family in their home over tea about life in the Bedouin community of Wadi Musa. They'll meet locals at a hands-on lesson at a women’s rug weaving cooperative at Bani Hamida. You'll forge meaningful connections with the incredible people who make Jordan special.