Excursion de 2 jours : Pétra, Wadi Rum et la mer Morte au départ d'Amman

What an amazing time. Everything about it was awesome. Ja’far as a guide made this experience amazing with knowledge and a fun outlook on everything. The stops were all amazing as well. You have to do this

Mr Qutaibeh Al_Akaileh (Mr Q) is an asset to this experience. He is courteous, knowledgeable and accommodating. Mr Q encouraged me that I could, in deed, climb the seemingly impossible rock formations. He personally negotiated my footing and offered his shoulders as support when climbing was a challenge. He always kept our safety and physical needs at bay. We highly recommend this tour and, Mr Q. The experience of seeing the desert and sleeping in a “tent” will be forever remembered. Tom and Terry R

An excellent trip all around - our tour guide Abdullah was very knowledgeable and helpful, going out of his way to make sure we had a good experience. This is a great way to see the highlights of Jordan while still making the most of limited time, as we were able to pack so much into just two days. Would definitely recommend!

I had heard so many wonderful things about Petra and Wadi Rum so when I planned my first visit to Jordan I wanted to make sure I did justice to these two sites. So after doing extensive research I booked this tour, which had the added bonus of including a stop at the Dead Sea. The tour not only met my expectations but exceeded them. I highly recommend this company and particularly our wonderful guide, Qutaibah. Qutaibah promptly picked us up from our hotel in Amman in a very nice, comfortable & air conditioned sedan. He was very professional, knowledgeable and personable. He informed us about the history of the various sites we saw but most importantly provided some very valuable tips about how best to experience them while optimizing our time in light of our desire to return to Amman earlier than normal the next day. For example, he recommended we do the jeep tour of Wadi Rum at sunset, after our visit to Petra. To that end, to keep us on schedule, he offered to get us packed lunches that we could eat while he drove us from Petra to Wadi Rum. This was a huge time saver and we got to have an amazing meal after working up an appetite during our exploration of Petra. Clearly this company values customer service and is focused on delivering a memorable experience. There were many more instances of valuable advice and information that Qutaibah provided - from how to interact with the locals who inhabit Petra to where to find the best Knafeh in Amman! He was the perfect host and guide, right down to checking on us as we gorged on the scrumptious buffet at the Dead Sea resort we visited! Overall, each of the 3 sights had their own charm but for me the highlights were the visit to the Treasury and Monastery at Petra, watching the amazing geological formations of Wadi Rum at sunset and hanging out under a canopy of stars at night by a bonfire at the campsite in Wadi Rum. I cannot say enough great things about this trip and this tour company. You won’t regret it!

Found myself in Jordan and wanted to scratch off a once in a lifetime experience while by going to Petra. It lived up to the expectations and then some. My driver, Qutaibah (Q), picked me up promptly at my hotel and off we went. Drive took right around 3 hours with a 15 minute pit stop halfway where there were restrooms, food, and gifts. During the drive, Qutaibah went over the itinerary and presented options about lunch options (eat in Petra, have him put together a lunchbox for 10JOD, or stop briefly in town we I got back), when the jeep tour would be (either that afternoon or the next morning). He also presented some extensions to the trip in Aqaba if I so wanted. In Petra, we had five hours (and really five and an half since we got to Petra a little early) although Q said to let him know if I needed a little more time. But that was plenty of time to go through the Siq, see the Treasury, and major sites. I’d recommend getting a qualified tour guide but be careful of getting a random guide out front. Also, there are plenty of vendors in Petra selling various wares. Some can be a little pushy but just kindly say no thanks and move on. After Petra, met up with Q and wolfed down my lunch box. There are places inside Petra to eat and buy water, juice. But I wanted to focus on getting in as much as I could. Lunch box was a chicken shawarma wrap and fries. Drive to Wadi Rum took about 2 hours with a brief pit stop for rest room and drinks. At Wadi Rum, hopped on the jeep for 2 hour tour. This is also your transport to the encampment so your stuff goes in the back seat while you hop in the open air back. Drive was bumpy but fun. Made it challenging to take pictures and make sure your stuff (or you) doesn’t fly out the back. Saw plenty of camel along the way. Made 3 stops. Went to the arch where Q took my pic since I was traveling solo. Then saw petroglyphs in canyon. And finally sand dune that you can climb up and go to top of small rock hill. Then off to camp… or should I say glamp. I don’t think this is a traditional Bedouin housing unit - but it was decked out on the inside like one. Towels and shampoo were provided. Accommodations were nice. Would’ve been nice if they had prepped the ac in advance as the room was HOT and it took a while for the AC to cool the room down. I was basically the only guest (along with Q who stayed in a nearby cabin). Dinner was delicious - chicken and rice with various sides and sauces, along with pita bread and hummus. Camp was very quiet. Nice desert breeze and moderate temperatures. In the morning before breakfast, a small herd of camel wandered right by the encampment. Was so cool to see them. Breakfast was an egg crepe type thing, pita, hummus, and assorted vegetables. Jeep ride back to Q’s car and four hour drive to The Dead Sea with a quick stop for gas and another 15 minute pit stop for restroom, food/drink, and gift shopping. Arrived a little early at the hotel and had the lunch option which was buffet style and was ok. If you didn’t want to do that, you could probably get stuff at the pit stop to eat. Towel is provided. Changing rooms are half way down to the beach. Had about 3 hours total there. There are several pools (to include kid pools) along with the main event, the mud and salt scrub. Floating in the sea was incredible. But don’t get the water in your eyes. I was doing fine until right at the end when a little bit got into my eye… fortunately they had a shower nearby where I could wash off. Trudged up the hill back to the main hotel area, met up with Q for a lemon mint drink, and then the one hour drive back to the hotel. Q was great. He explained everything and made sure I had what I needed. He also seemed amenable to alterations within reason of you wanted to stop and see something along the way. Overall - don’t hesitate - book it now.

Qutaibeh was a terrific guide. He was very accommodating to our needs and gave us multiple options on how to get the most out of the trip. He was easy to communicate with via WhatsApp. His advice on how to navigate each of the sites was very helpful. Petra is stunning and worth the trip by itself. Wadi Rum is equally beautiful. Desert Moon Camp was clean and comfortable with a great staff. Qutaibeh even helped us find and recreate a scene/camera shot from a Star Wars movie which was filed there. The following day we did an optional Red Sea glass bottom boat and snorkeling trip in Aqaba before going to the Dead Sea. His advice on all of it was welcomed and enhanced our experience. Highly recommended.

Jafar was an amazing tour guide. He went out of his way to make sure we were comfortable and tell us everything we needed to know to not get scammed at Petra. The Bedouin camp was wonderful, highly recommend getting the deluxe tent with AC and private bathroom, it makes the stay much more comfortable. The camp was in a beautiful area and there was lots of room to walk around and explore the immediate area on your own. Food at the camp was good, we had a traditional Jordanian Mansaf for dinner and good breakfast as well. The Dead Sea experience was great, we were given lunch passes and a towel for the beach. Overall, I would recommend this tour to anyone. It is much easier than trying to book these three experiences separately, especially wadi rum, since a 4x4 vehicle is required to drive through the protected area.

What an amazing experience. 5 hours in Petra and overnight in Wadi Rum and then 3 hours at the Dead Sea. It was a whirlwind but absolutely spectacular. Jafar is an amazing guide. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

Omar, our tour guide was excellent!! His company is so lucky to have him!! We had a 2- day trip from Amman to Petra to Wadi Rum to Dead Sea and back to Amman — the whole time we enjoyed it… very knowledgeable and very polite ! His kindness and friendliness made the whole trip an amazing one! Thank you Omar and best!

Truly trip of a lifetime! The days felt full but not rushed, Khaled was amazing, & the Bedouin tea was amazing :) Couldn't recommend enough!