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$1,519/
Per PersonIncluded and Excluded
- Meet & assist upon arrival and departure
- Visa fees as per current government regulations (may change)
- Hotel accommodation as mentioned above on a full board basis
- Lunches as described in the program
- Transfers as per the itinerary in an A/C vehicle (car / mini-van / minibus / coach)
- For groups of 7 guests and above: private national licensed guide (English / Russian / French / German) during touring days only
- For FITs (1–6 guests): English-speaking escort/driver throughout touring days and transfers
- Local English-speaking guide in Jerash for 1.5–2 hours for individuals (1–6 guests)
- Entrance fees to all sites mentioned in the itinerary
- Local tours and experiences as described in the program
- Two small bottles of mineral water per person per touring day
- Travel insurance
- Gratuities to local communities (recommended to support the local community)
- Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, drinks, minibar, etc.)
- Tips for guides, drivers, restaurants, and hotel staff
- Any extra tours not mentioned in the program
- Any meals not mentioned in the program
- Private national guide (English / Russian / French / German) for individuals (1–6 guests), unless stated as included
- Any services not listed under “What’s Included,” even if mentioned in the itinerary text
Highlights of the Tour
- Jordan is famous for its warm, welcoming people. In fact, Bedouin hospitality remains a proud tradition, passed down from generation to generation. If you want to truly feel a destination—rather than just visit it—this is the perfect trip for you.
- On this unique local-life journey, you’ll take part in everyday experiences across northern Jordan, especially in Salt (Balqa Region). You won’t only watch—you’ll join in. For example, you can learn how locals bake traditional bread, prepare jameed (dried yogurt), milk goats, and visit bee farms.
- Along the way, you’ll enjoy fresh, home-style breakfasts and local flavors. You may taste bread baked with thyme (za’atar), farm eggs, yogurt, and high-quality olives grown in this region for generations. Most importantly, you’ll slow down, connect with real people, and discover rural Jordan at its most authentic.
Itinerary
Arrive at Queen Alia International Airport. Our representative will meet you before immigration with a sign showing your name. Then, we help you with entry procedures and escort you to your vehicle. After that, you transfer to your hotel for an overnight stay in Amman.
- NO LUNCH / NO DINNER.
After breakfast, travel north to Ajloun for the Soap House Trail. This moderate hike takes you through oak and pistachio woodlands. You will also pass old ruins and scenic viewpoints. Next, you visit the Soap House in Orjan to see how women make traditional olive oil soap. Later, continue to Jerash to explore the Roman city. Finally, return to Amman for dinner and overnight.
- BREAKFAST AT HOTEL.
- LUNCH AT LOCAL RURAL AREA.
- DINNER AT HOTEL.
Today you head to Salt for hands-on local experiences. First, you join women farmers to make za’atar and bake manakeesh in a traditional oven. Then, you try soap making and taste homemade products. After that, you visit a farm to see the valley, animals, and sustainable water harvesting. Next, you learn about dairy traditions when available, and you join a beekeeping experience to taste local honey. Finally, you enjoy real farmer life activities like baking saj bread and collecting eggs. End the day with a fresh local meal before returning to Amman.
- LUNCH AT LOCAL RURAL AREA/ DINNER AT HOTEL.
After a morning pickup, travel to Mafraq for a vineyard experience. You learn about Jordan’s terroir, viticulture, and food pairing. Then, enjoy a brunch buffet and taste award-winning local wines. Afterward, visit the winery cellar and taste five wines with a cheese platter. In the evening, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight in Amman.
- BREAKFAST AT HOTEL
- BRUNCH AT WINERY
- DINNER AT HOTEL.
After checkout, explore Amman’s highlights. Visit the Citadel and enjoy views over the old city. Then, visit the Roman Theatre and the Traditional Life Museum. Next, travel to Iraq Al Amir to meet local women and see handicraft production. After that, share lunch with the community. In the evening, enjoy a self-cooking dinner experience at Beit Sitti. Later, transfer to the Dead Sea and check in for overnight
- BREAKFAST AT HOTEL
- LUNCH AT LOCAL RURAL AREA
- SELF COOKING DINNER.
Enjoy a free day at the Dead Sea. Float in mineral-rich water and relax at your resort. You can also enjoy spa services if available. Overnight at the Dead Sea.
- BREAKFAST AT HOTEL LUNCH
- DINNER AT HOTEL
After breakfast, transfer to Queen Alia International Airport. Please arrive 3 hours before your flight departure time.
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Frequently Asked & Question
It can be arranged as a private tour or a small group tour, depending on your booking.
Key places include Ajloun, famous for its castle and forests; Irbid, a vibrant university city with cultural activities; and Um Qais, home to stunning Roman ruins with panoramic views.
Yes. If a festival is happening during your dates, we can include it. You may enjoy local music, dancing, and community markets.
Try mansaf, maqluba, and fresh bread with olive oil and za’atar. You’ll also enjoy seasonal dishes made in local homes.
Yes. The activities suit families and small groups. We can adjust the pace and add breaks when needed.
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