Hotel accommodation in selected 4* Hotel.

Private A/C vehicle & English-speaking driver

Daily Breakfast & Dinners (except arrival/departure Days)
1 Lunch in Petra
Local Guide in Petra

Meet & assist at airport
Private A/C vehicle & English-speaking driver
Pick Up from your arrival point.
Drop Off to your departure point.

Free Visa to Jordan
2-Hour Jeep tour in Wadi Rum
Barbecue dinner in Wadi Rum (or traditional Arabic dinner).
Wadi Rum camp for overnight.
Swimming fees and lunch in the Dead Sea
Driver accommodation and his expenses (Fuel, Parking fees, cleaning fees …etc.).
Free mineral water during transfers

Frequently Asked Questions – Islamic Heritage Tour of Jordan
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1. Is this tour suitable for religious or spiritual travelers?
Absolutely. This itinerary is specifically designed for Muslim travelers seeking to connect with the history of Islam in Jordan. You’ll visit the tombs of Prophet Muhammad’s companions, the Cave of the Seven Sleepers, and important sites like Mazarat Kerak and Mount Nebo.

2. Is Friday prayer (Jumu'ah) included in the itinerary?
Yes, if your travel dates include a Friday in Amman, we can arrange a stop at a major mosque such as King Abdullah I Mosque in Amman so you can perform Jumu’ah prayer comfortably.

3. Are the meals halal throughout the trip?
Yes. All included meals are halal, and we choose restaurants and hotel kitchens that meet Islamic dietary standards. If you have additional dietary restrictions, please let us know in advance and we will be more than happy to accommodate them.

4. What level of fitness is required for this tour?
The tour is moderately paced. Some walking is required, especially at Petra and in Wadi Rum. However, we customize the pace to your comfort. A short horse ride in Petra is also available to ease the journey through the Siq.

6. Is the tour private or will we be part of a group?
By default, this is a private tour, ideal for families, or small groups.

7. What’s the best time of year to take this Islamic tour in Jordan?
Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November) are ideal for pleasant weather and outdoor sightseeing. Summer is warmer, especially in Petra and Wadi Rum, but the tour is still operable with adjustments.

8. Can this itinerary be extended or customized?
Yes. We can easily add days in Amman, the Dead Sea, Aqaba, or even arrange a multi-country tour that includes Jerusalem or Saudi Arabia. Just let us know your preferences.
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Personal insurance

Entrance fees (Jordan Pass Highly recommended)
Personal insurance, tips & other personal expenses
Optional activities not listed above