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JORDAN & ISRAEL DISCOVERY @ DAYS FROM RIV TO SAR NERA PON tela ain ALL MEALS TOUR HIGHLIGHTS ca FULLY INCLUSIVE FROM Sua SMT oN om oem} SMa Lol 1) Interact with locals in Druze Villages DR pam SS RU Cle ae eNOS Aa AR Caer * 14 breakfasts, 15 lunches, 14 dinners * International flights and current taxes * Domestic transportation +3 —4 star accommodation * Touring with guides and entrance fees * Visa fees for Australian passport holders teu ESCM od Explore one of Israel's most famous tourist attractions, Masada Fortress. Located atop a rock cliff, the ancient buildings and palaces have been restored and offer fantastic views. In Palestinian Territory, visit Qarantal the Monastery of Temptation. Built into a mountain overlooking Jericho, this is where Jesus is said to have spent 40 days fasting. Admire the panoramic views of Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea Also known as Valley of the Moon, experience Wadi Rum just like the Bedouins did. Enjoy a jeep tour of the surrounding dunes and rock formations and spend a night in a traditional camp eating local cuisine under the stars. 26 BS Col ne LOU eT Me Or Lr Fly overnight via Dubai to Amman. You will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel. The remainder of the day is at leisure, Begin your explorations of Jordan with visits to Al Salt and the Roman city of Jerash with its impressive archaeological remains. Here, you'll witness a re-enactment of a favoured ancient Roman pastime — watching a dramatic chariot race in Jerash's restored hippodrome. Continue to Ajloun, where we visit the 12th century castle overlooking the Jordan Valley. Enjoy a city tour of Amman, taking in the Citadel and Roman Amphitheatre, before visiting the Desert Castles, each a beautiful example of early Islamic art and architecture. On return to Amman, participate in a Nai workshop making the traditional flute used in Middle Eastern music. Visit Mount Nebo, one of the possible burial sites of Moses. The ruined 4th and 5th- century churches here are home to impressive Biblical mosaics. Continue to Madaba to visit the Orthodox Church of St George, famed for its mosaic map. Your evening ends in the town of Petra, where you'll enjoy an authentic Levantine cooking class with a local chef. Today, you will explore the caves and tombs of this “Lost City”, Jordan's most valuable treasure. It is surrounded by imposing mountains and has many locations within, such as The Sig, The Dam, Bab Al Sig and the VISIT. a Roman port city built by King Herod popular Treasury. Petra is unique, unforgettable and an overwhelming experience, and you have the afternoon at leisure before returning this evening to see it under candlelight. En route to Wadi Rum you will stop at Little Petra, a smaller version of Petra. Then, travel to Wadi Rum, also known as the Valley of the Moon, which is inhabited by Bedouin nomads. The area offers unspoilt desert landscapes with a mass of soaring cliffs and granite mountains. A 4x4 drive over the sand dunes will allow for further exploration later today. Stay overnight ina desert camp, dining under the stars just as the Bedouin nomads do. Depart the desert camp and journey to the Dead Sea, an inland saltwater lake between Jordan and Israel. As the lowest body of water on Earth, the high level of salinity allows one to float while the minerals are beneficial to your skin. You will have the afternoon to explore the surrounding area. Transfer from the Dead Sea to Tel Aviv by road. On arrival you will check into your hotel and have time to relax Explore Jaffa, the charming harbour town out of which Tel Aviv has grown. Continue to Caesarea, a fascinating Roman site dramatically situated on the edge of the Mediterranean. You'll stop to visit the ethnoreligious Druze community on the slopes of Mt. Carmel before arriving at Tiberias, a Biblical town on the shores of the Sea of Galilee.
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