JORDAN 8 DAYS

Jordan is a fascinating Middle Eastern country known for its rich history, stunning nature, and friendly people. Called the "Jewel of the Middle East," it attracts history lovers, adventure fans, and those who want a special natural experience.

Jordan is one of the most stable countries in the Middle East.
Without much oil or water, Jordan relies heavily on foreign aid and investment from the US, EU, and Gulf countries to support its budget and development. Jordan shelters many refugees, especially from Syria, which strains its resources like water and infrastructure but also brings international help.

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Day 1 (85 Km)

• Arrive at Queen Alia International Airport. Depending on your arrival time, you will either stay overnight in Amman or drive to the Dead Sea.

• On the way to the Dead Sea, make a short stop at Mt. Nebo, a key holy site in Jordan. It is believed to be where Moses climbed from the Valley of Moab, saw the Promised Land, and was buried. The site has ruins from the 4th to 6th centuries, with beautiful mosaics still visible in the church area.. Lunch at the Haret Jdoudna Restaurant.

• Continue to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on the surface of the earth for a swim in its warm, salty waters. Free evening at leisure. (No accommodation booked).

Day 2 (Saturday, 04/04/2026), Dead Sea/ Wadi Rum (350 Km)

Free morning at leisure. Continue south to the enchanting desert of Wadi Rum, Jordan's largest desert and one of the most spectacular desert landscapes in the world. Transfer to the campsite inside the desert. (No accommodation booked).

Day 3 (Sunday, 05/04/2026), Wadi Rum/ Petra (320 Km)

Camel Ride for 1 hour.  Enjoy a 4x4 Bedouin Jeep Tour inside the Wadi, covering its main highlights. Transfer to Petra. In the evening, enjoy the magic of Petra by night. (No accommodation booked).

Day 4 (Monday, 06/04/2026), Petra (1 Km)

We will start our journey to explore Petra, aptly described as the “Rose-Red city, half as old as time”. The ancient city was founded by the Nabateans 2000 years ago. Its massive architectural structure and its multicolored stones are an incredible attraction. The visit of the ancient Nabatean capital starts on horseback, followed by a walk through the Siq, a long narrow fissure between two overhanging cliffs. Towards the end of the Siq, you will be spellbound by Petra's most famous monument; the Treasury. You have the option to continue after that to see the Monastery climbing around 800 Steps, or the High Place of Sacrifice. tour then proceeds to gradually unfold the mysteries of the city. Return to your hotel in Petra. In the evening, enjoy a night of cuisine course and meal at the Petra Kitchen, a delightful cooking experience.  (No accommodation booked).

Day 5 (Tuesday, 07/04/2026), Petra/ Amman City Tour (300 Km)

Transfer back to Amman via the desert highway.

• Departure to visit the ruins of the Amman Roman Theatre,

• Free time for walking/shopping in the old downtown area of the city,

• Visit the Citadel and the Umayyad Palace. The tour includes visits to the Archaeological and Folklore Museums.

Dinner at the Fakhreddin Restaurant. (No accommodation booked).

Day 6 (Wednesday, 08/04/2026), Amman/ Departure (40 Km)

Breakfast. Transfer to Queen Alia International Airport for departure.

Quotation

Based on 2 person

Per adult 1121.00 USD


Quote Includes

• Meet and assist upon arrival by our representatives

• Free visa- please send us the completed passport list prior to arrival

• Transfers as per above itinerary in a private modern air-conditioned large sized car with English speaking driver (car is not at disposal after the day tour ends, your driver is not a guide). Car has complimentary WiFi and mineral water, you will also be supplied with a local mobile phone.

• Services of a professional accompanying guide in Petra.

• Petra Kitchen

• Petra by night

• Lunch at Haret Jdoudna in Madaba *1

• Camel ride for one hour in Wadi Rum

• Petra Kitchen cooking class and dinner

• Dinners at Fakhreddin in Amman *1

• Tour inside the desert of Wadi Rum in a 4x4 vehicle for 4-6 hours.

• Services of a local guide at the Amman Citadel

• Entrance fees to all sites as per the above itinerary.

• Offer is valid for April.

• Offer is based on 2 persons

Quote does not Include

• Accommodation

• Meals not mentioned above.

• Drinks.

• International airfare and travel insurance*.

• Tips.

• Personal expenses.

• Anything not mentioned above.

* We recommend you issued your travel insurance from World Nomads
** Please note that according to Jordanian regulations, travellers should hold a passport with a validity of at least 6 months in order to enter Jordan.

• Please note that most camps in the protected area of Wadi Rum have neither cellular nor internet coverage. If this is important for you, then please let us know in order to suggest a camp where you can stay connected during your stay there.

• Please bring a jacket or a warm sweater, as nights can be cold in Wadi Rum throughout the year, also bring suitable boots or sandals for walking on sand. Please note that none of the camps offer alcoholic drinks, but you can bring your own.

• The vehicles in Wadi Rum are owned by the local Bedouin associations and are in a poor state. Given that we don't have any other choice when it comes to transportation in Wadi Rum, we can only advise our clients about their state.

• Please note that hotels in Petra are generally not up to international standards, with limited options for accommodation there.

• Our office representative will be waiting for you airside holding an orange sign with your name on it. The free visa is available for clients staying two and more nights in Jordan.

• <Bend Travel Guide>

• <Where to stay in Bend>

• Travel to Sisters, Oregon The drive is about 40 minutes from Bend.

  • Located 40 miles from Bend at the foot of the Cascade Mountains, Sisters offers scenic drives, hiking and relaxing walks.

  • Aside from nature, this small Central Oregon city is also known for its unique Old West ambiance and creative arts community.

  • <Learn more>

• Overnight: Bend (3 nights)

• Driving time: Portland—->Bend. 3.5 hrs.

  
  

DAY. 7

• Journey to Crater Lake National Park. Home to the strikingly blue Crater Lake, a deep caldera formed by a volcanic eruption, surrounded by pristine forests and cliffs, offering awe-inspiring views and a serene natural wonder.

• Spend the day exploring the park, taking in the breathtaking views of the lake, and hiking some of the trails.

• Consider taking a boat tour (during summer season) or enjoying a picnic by the lake.

• Overnight: Crater Lake Lodge. <reservations>

• Driving time: Bend —> Crater Lake.

  • Crater Lake —> Redmond airport.

  • Crater Lake—> Portland airport

• Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM) is located in the heart of Central Oregon and is currently serviced by American Airlines, Alaska Air, Avelo Airlines, Delta Airlines, and United Airlines.

  • Note: One-way car rental fee from Portland to Redmond may apply.

• You also have the option to return back to Portland and fly to your destination.

DAY 8 (if your continuing on your trip)

• Travel to the southern coast of Oregon.

• Visit the charming town of Bandon and its beautiful beaches, famous rock formations, and lively art scene. The town is famous for great golf courses like Bandon Dunes, attracting golf fans from everywhere.

• Visitors can explore the historic Old Town district, where they'll find boutique shops, art galleries, and seafood restaurants.

  • Explore must-see places like Bandon's Coquille River Lighthouse, Bullards Beach State Park and Face Rock State Scenic Viewpoint all offering stunning views of the coastline.

    • <Bandon area map>

  • Explore scenic Beach Loop Drive, A five-mile trip with rocky peaks, ocean rocks, and sandy beaches. Enjoy beautiful views, tide pools, and plenty of wildlife. Discover the area's history and nature, whether for a quick visit or a whole day.

• Explore the beaches.

• Discover Old Town Bandon. <Bandon walking map>

• Overnight: Bandon (2 nights)

• Driving time: Crater Lake —> Bandon, 3.5 hrs

  
  

DAY 9

• Explore the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.

• Explore the Oregon Dunes Loop Trail. The first half-mile of the trail is paved and leads to a viewing area. After that, it goes down into the dunes. The popular 2-mile round trip to the beach and back is a flat, firm path through the sand. <map of trail>

  • There is also a longer hike which you can inquire at the Recreation Visitor Center.

  • Ride a dune buggy, try sandboarding, or walk along the sandy beach.

• Overnight: Bandon

• Driving time: Bandon —> Oregon Dunes area, 1 hr.

DAY. 10 and 11

• Drive along the scenic Oregon Coast Highway.

• Stop at seaside towns like Newport, where you can visit the Oregon Coast Aquarium and enjoy fresh seafood.

• Continue to Cannon Beach, known for Haystack Rock. Cannon Beach is a quaint, refined seaside village. <Learn more> <route>

• Best hikes at Cannon Beach.

  • Download the AllTrails app.

• Overnight: Cannon Beach (2 nights)

  • <Where to stay>

• Driving time: Oregon Dunes—> Newport, 1.5 hrs

  • Newport —> Cannon Beach, 3hrs.
    

DAY 12

• Return to Portland.

• Spend your last day visiting any missed attractions or indulging in shopping and dining experiences.

• Departure from Portland.

• Driving time: Cannon Beach —> Portland, 1.5 hrs.

Clouds:

• Portland and coastal Oregon: the average percentage of the sky covered by clouds experiences significant seasonal variation over the course of the year.

  • The clearer part of the year in Oregon begins early June till mid-October.

  • The clearest months of the year in Oregon are July and August.

  • The cloudier part of the year begins around late October till late May.

• Bend + Central Oregon is distinguished by a high desert climate and is located inland.

  • The Cascade Range, which runs north to south through the state, acts as a barrier, preventing the marine influence from reaching the central and eastern side. As a result, Central Oregon tends to have a more continental climate with greater temperature extremes and much less rain and clouds.

  • With low humidity and clear skies, you can enjoy sunny days and cool nights, with more significant temperature variations between day and night.

  • May through October are best to visit the region.

• Monthly water temperature for the Oregon coast.

• Sunrise and sunset times.