Explore Jordan's beauty with expertly crafted group and private tours
Jordan Group Tours
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About
Jordan Group Tours
- Specialise in immersive travel experiences
- Cover iconic destinations: Including Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.
- Focus on authenticity
- Flexible travel options: Suitable for small groups, families, or solo travelers.
- Seamless service
OUR TOURS
Explore Jordan’s natural wonders and ancient history on a 2-day, small-group tour of Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.
Visit Petra's ancient ruins, enjoy a 4x4 Jeep tour through Wadi Rum's desert landscapes, and experience a night in a Bedouin camp with dinner and breakfast included. The journey concludes with relaxation at the Dead Sea.
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