Day 1: Arrival Amman Airport – Amman Hotel
Upon arrival at Amman Airport. Then transfer to your hotel in Amman for overnight.

Day 2: Amman city tour – Ajloun – Jerash – Madaba hotel
Start the day with a city tour in Jordan capital: visit the citadel with roman, byzantine and Islamic remains as well as the excellent archaeological museum. Then we drive from Amman to the Islamic castle Ajloun with panorama views to the Jordan Valley We leave to Jerash, the best example of a Roman provincial city in the whole Middle East. Visit Oval Plaza, Roman colonnaded street, the Nymphaeum and the Temple of Artemis… Overnight Madaba hotel.

Day 3: Madaba- Mt.nebo- Dead sea- Wadi Mujib-Madab hotel
After breakfast drive to Mt. Nebo, the place where Prophet Moses gazed at the Promised Land before he died and his alleged burial place. You visit the old monastery and overlook the Jordan Valley. We proceed to Madaba, where the famous mosaic 6th-century map of Palestine in St. George’s church can be found.  Then we drive to the lowest point on earth where you can float in salty water. After that, we drive to Wadi Mujib. This is an adventurous self-guided hike that takes you up through the beautiful sandstone ravine of the Wadi Mujib to one of the canyon’s highest waterfalls. You’ll walk through the clean, shallow river, occasionally crossing waist-deep pools as you make your way upstream. There are two or three points at which ropes or metal ladders have been fixed to the rock to help you climb up. After about an hour you’ll get to the falls (18m high), where you can rest and swim in the pools beneath the cascading water.  In the evening we will go back to our hotel in Madaba.

Day 4: Madaba- Wadi bin Hammad-Dana reserve
In the morning after breakfast, we drive to wadi bin Hammad.  Wadi Bin (Ibn) Hammad Hot Spring is situated between Madaba and al-Karak, south of the capital Amman. It is hidden deep inside a large valley with lush vegetation, hanging gardens, palm trees, and plenty of water running through a narrow gorge (Siq). The area is popular with locals because of the hot spring, cool temperatures, and picnic opportunities. In the late afternoon, we drive to Dana nature reserve for overnight.

Day 5 & 6: Dana – Wadi Hasa
In the morning after breakfast, we drive to Wadi Hasa.
Wadi Hasa is, with the single exception of Wadi Mujib, the longest canyon in Jordan. In all, the canyon runs for some 24kms and if you want to do the full length it will have to be in two days. There is a good spot for bivouacking some 10kms from the beginning, but you must be ready to carry all necessary material with you Most people prefer to do the canyon in two separate days. It is easily divided into two: the upper reaches are in a gorge, often narrow and with ample water. No ropes are necessary, but wetsuits definitely are! The lower reaches are no more than an easy and pleasant walk beside – or sometimes in – a stream and among bushes, palm trees and often hanging gardens. Wadi al Hasa’ s rich nature will give you a magnificent trek if you decided to go all through it!.

Day 7: Ghour al Safi – Wadi Weida’Al-Wadi Hudeira 
In the morning after breakfast in the canyon at the end of Wadi Hasa, we drive to wadi Weida’a. There Is a Small artificial pool That collects water from a small spring. Follow the water upstream into the gorge which is no more than 2 km long. You will be walking through fragrant myrtle bushes which are very rare in Jordan. At the upper end of the gorge is a waterfall about 4 meters high; You cannot go much further.  After that, we drive to wadi Hudeira. Wadi Hudeira is one of the rare canyons which run from West to East. The starting point is from the Dead Sea Highway some 4 km north of the village of Safi. This is a one-way canyon when you have gone as far as you can, you return by the same route. The two-way trek shouldn’t take more than a couple of hours and makes an interesting half-day if you already have a crowded itinerary and little time to spare for canyoning.
The gorge is narrow and you pass between impressive sandstone cliffs which are often no more than a meter or two apart. This canyon is easy going and is completely suitable for children.  Overnight in Dana.

Day 8: Dana – Wadi Ghuweir – Petra
In the morning after breakfast, we drive to wadi Ghuweir. Wadi Ghuweir is close to the Nature Reserve of Dana. The entrance is near the village of Mansura, not far from Shobuk. The distance is 11kms and you should allow about 7-8 hours for the descent which finishes close to Feynan in Wadi Araba.
A stream runs down the Wadi and you may well find your feet in the water. In the spring the pools may be deeper, and it is possible you might have to swim for a few meters.
The wadi is beautiful – at the top, there are magnificent formations and colors in the sandstone and lower down spectacular hanging gardens of fern and palms in the evening we drive to Petra for overnight.

Day 9: Petra visit 
We start our day .after breakfast. To visit the red rose city Petra, Jordan’s biggest attraction. Petra was established around the 6th century B.C. by the Nabataean Arabs, a nomadic tribe who settled in the area and founded a commercial empire. From the Visitor’s Center, we walk to the Siq, the narrow canyon, and go on to the most beautiful monument: the Treasury. Stroll along the Street of Facades and the Theatre to the Royal Tombs and Pharaoh’s Castle. Overnight in Petra. 

Day 10: Petra- Wadi rum
We start our day. after breakfast. we drive to wadi rum. the Bedouin guide will welcome you then we will begin your 4×4 Jeep Tour adventure. Your tour itinerary will begin with a visit to the Nabatean Temple, where you will have the opportunity to observe ancient ruins. From there we will move to the majestic Qatar Spring. There you can easily climb a nearby rock formation and take in the scenery and one of the best views of the vast landscape. After Qatar Spring, we will take you to see one of the most interestingly-shaped rock formations in Wadi Rum, known as “The Cow Rock”, and as its name suggests, it is essentially a towering statue of a cow, formed naturally by the rock. From there, we would continue on to the Barrah Canyon where we will have lunch in the shade of a humbling cliff. After lunch, there is an optional short trek through the canyon for about a kilometer. We then drive to the base of the mountain that holds the Jebel Burdah rock bridge, and then on to Um Froth Bridge (which is about 20 meters high and a favorite for climbers) and Khazali Canyon. From Khazali Canyon we will return to our campsite overnight in a camp.

Day 11: Wadi rum- Aqaba
We start our day .after breakfast we drive to the red sea resort Aqaba where you have the opportunity to spend a full day at the red sea for relaxing, swimming and snorkeling. overnight in Aqaba

Day 12: Aqaba -dead sea- Amman Airport
After Breakfast, check out hotel. Then we drive to the dead sea relaxing after noontime we will move to Amman dinner in restraint after we move to the airport to say farewell and board your flight.