History Across Borders

AMMAN

DAY 01 : Arrival

Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel and have some free time to relax. In the afternoon, you’ll receive information regarding the start of your tour.

AMMAN

DAY 02

After breakfast, we’ll head north toward the mountains of Jordan to visit the  Ajlun Fortress, an imposing 12th-century castle. This region has long been home to both Muslims and Orthodox Christians. We’ll stop to visit the ancient Churchof Saint Sergius  —perhaps we can all take a moment to pray for peace. We continue to Jerash, where we’ll explore its remarkable Roman archaeological site, one of the best-preserved in the world.

AMMAN

DAY 03

We’ll set out to explore the Desert Castles, built between the 7th and 8th centuries. Our visits will include QasrKharana, known for its impressive thick-walled architecture, and  Qusayr Amra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its exquisite frescoes. Next, we’ll continue to Madaba. In Madaba, we’ll visit the Archaeological Park—crossing part of an ancient Roman road—and the Church of St. George, home to the famous 6th-century mosaic that depicts the oldest known map of the Holy Land. We’ll then continue to Mount Nebo, where Moses is said to have viewed the Promised Land.

AMMAN + BETHANY + DEAD SEA

DAY 04

We’ll depart for Bethany, located along the banks of the River Jordan and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site—this is the place where John the Baptist baptized Jesus. Next, we’ll visit the Dead Sea Museum, part of the remarkable Panorama Complex, offering stunning views and fascinating insights into the region. Later, we’ll arrive at our hotel by the Dead Sea—don’t miss the chance to float in its salty waters, the lowest point on earth.

DEAD SEA + SHOUBAK + PETRA

DAY 05

Today’s journey takes us deep into the heart of Jordan. We’ll travel along the historic King’s Road, once part of the ancient Moab Kingdom mentioned in the Bible. Atop a hill, we’ll visit the impressive Karak Castle, a 12th-century fortress that played a key role between Jerusalem and Aqaba. Our next stop is Dana, a picturesque stone village perched dramatically on a cliff. Continuing along the King’s Route, we’ll pause for photos at the Shobak Crusader Castle before heading to Wadi Musa, the gateway to Petra. We’ll visit the Moses Spring, where legend says water flowed from the rock at his touch, and the Petra Museum, which offers fascinating insights into Nabataean history and artifacts.

PETRA + WADI RUM

DAY 06

Today promises to be one of the most unforgettable days of the journey. We’ll begin with a visit to the magnificent archaeological site of Petra, entering through its famous narrow canyon to discover the temples and tombs carved into the rose-red cliffs of this ancient city, founded around 300 BC. After lunch, we’ll continue to the breathtaking Wadi RumDesert. From the Visitor Centre, we’ll board 4x4 vehicles to explore its striking landscapes, followed by a 45-minute camel ride across the golden sands. We’ll also visit Khazali Canyon, where ancient rock carvings tell the story of the early Arabic script. Dinner and overnight stay will be at a desert camp under the stars.

WADI RUM + AQABA + EILAT + SAINT CATHERINE

DAY 07

After breakfast, we’ll depart for Aqaba, Jordan’s vibrant port city on the Red Sea. We’ll enjoy a walk through its lively center before crossing into Israel and arriving in Eilat, a modern resort city known for its beautiful beaches and clear waters. You’ll have time to relax, enjoy lunch, or perhaps take a refreshing swim. We’ll then proceed to the Egyptianborder and enter the Sinai Peninsula, stopping along the way to photograph Pharaoh’s Island, crowned by Saladin’s historic fortress. Our journey continues to Saint Catherine, where we’ll arrive for dinner and an overnight stay.

SAINT CATHERINE + THE WELL OF MOSES + CAIRO

DAY 08

At the foot of Mount Sinai, we’ll visit the remarkable Monastery of Saint Catherine, a fortified complex built on the site where, according to tradition, Moses witnessed the Burning Bush. This sacred monastery—honored by Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike—belongs to the Orthodox Church and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We’ll then journey through the picturesque landscapes of the Sinai Desert, stopping for lunch along the way and visiting the Well of Moses, a biblical oasis steeped in legend. Crossing the Suez Canal via the tunnel, we’ll arrive in Cairo by late afternoon for accommodation.

CAIRO

DAY 09

Full day visit where we explore the famous Pyramids of Cheops, Kefren and Micerinos, and also the impressive Sphinx, which is sculpted from rock. Visit to the Egyptian Museum with its ancient art and where the treasure of the Lost Tomb of Tutankhamen is kept. Citadel of Saladin and the Alabaster Mosque. We will take a walk through the Coptic neighborhood where we visit the Hanging Church built above a Roman fortress.

CAIRO

DAY 10

After breakfast, your journey concludes, leaving you with lasting and cherished memories.