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Africa and the Middle East - Jordan


TREK LENGTH AND GRADIENT


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DURATION Tour code: TP Tour style: Classic


TOUR DAYS 8


Tour comfort: Basic Trek grade: Moderate


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£665


TOUR ONLY


DAYS 8 £1195 8 FLIGHT INCLUSIVE


PETRA HIKE


SHAMASSAT Petra JORDAN


Wadi Musa


WADI


WADI RUM HIKE


JORDAN


Wadi Umm Eshreen


Jebel Rum


Disi


Siq al Barrah optional camel trek


SIQ UMM SALAB


Jerash Roman city AMMAN


Dead Sea Float/relax


Dead Sea


Mt Nebo


Madaba St George’s Church


Kerak Castle


Tour essentials ISRAEL JORDAN Walking in Petra and Wadi Rum


This walking tour covers some of the world’s most magnifi cent historic and natural sites, including the rock-carved city of Petra and the breathtaking canyons of Wadi Rum. We follow in the footsteps of the ancient Nabateans as we walk along the old spice trails, which used to connect Petra with the Mediterranean coast.


8 day tour itinerary


Day 1 Join tour Amman. Day 2 Wadi Rum Drive along the Desert Highway to Wadi Rum and walk through the twisting siqs (canyons) to the camp. Day 3 Gorge walking Spend a day hiking among the gorges and canyons of Wadi Rum, the setting for the Lawrence of Arabia fi lm. Days 4/5 Petra Optional camel ride through the Siq al Barrah. Travel to the ‘Red Rose


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Jabel Elmenafes Wadi umm Eshreen


City’ of Petra where we spend two days hiking along the ancient spice trails that were used by camel caravans travelling with their cargo. Walk up to the famous Monastery, set high above the city. Camp in Bedouin style tents. Day 6 Little Petra Hike in Little Petra, a caravan station from the 3rd century BC. Drive along the 5000 year-old King’s Highway to Kerak Castle. Visit


Wadi umm Eshreen Wadi Shamassat 2hr Optional walk Rest Day


the ‘City of Mosaics’ in Madaba and admire the view from Mount Nebo. Day 7 Jerash Drive via the Dead Sea to Jerash - one of the most impressive surviving Roman cities. Continue to Amman. Day 8 Tour ends Amman.


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Wadi Shamassat Little Petra WADI


RUM Desert Camp


Disi 0 km Spice Trails of Petra TP 63 km PETRA Rock-carved city


Accommodation: 4 nights basic camping and 3 nights standard hotels. Meals: 7 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 4 dinners are included. Tour staff: Explore Tour Leader, local guide(s), cameleers, camp crew and driver(s). Transport: Bus and 4WD. Trekking Details: This is a 5 day trek, we walk between 2-6 hours each day along rocky paths and mountain trails. Group Size: Generally 10 - 16.


Planned tour dates


2014 Tour only dates 15 Feb - 22 Feb 22 Feb - 1 Mar 29 Mar - 5 Apr 5 Apr - 12 Apr 12 Apr - 19 Apr 26 Apr - 3 May 10 May - 17 May 11 Oct - 18 Oct 25 Oct - 1 Nov 8 Nov - 15 Nov 20 Dec - 27 Dec 27 Dec - 3 Jan


2015 Tour only dates 14 Feb - 21 Feb 21 Feb - 28 Feb 28 Mar - 4 Apr 4 Apr - 11 Apr 11 Apr - 18 Apr 18 Apr - 25 Apr


Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.


Single rooms are available from £60 Day 2: 2hrs Day 3: 6hrs Day 4: 5hrs Day 5: 6hrs Day 6: 45mins Day 7 SYRIA SYRIAN DESERT DAYS


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