Jordan & Saudi Arabia Overview

In the morning, enjoy a visit to Amman, the capital of Jordan. You will see the Amman Citadel, the Archaeological Museum, the Roman Theater, and take a walk through the old city of Amman. then drive to visit Jerash, one of the best-preserved Greco-Roman cities in the Middle East. the Street of Columns, Hadrian’s Gate, and the Roman theaters are among the major sites you will discover there. later, continue to the spectacular Dead Sea, located at 400 meters below sea level, making it the lowest point on earth. Because the Dead Sea salt content is eight times higher than most oceans, you can easily float on the water. Swimming in the Dead Sea is a truly unique experience not to be missed.

Dinner & Overnight at Dead Sea

Petra is one of the most fascinating sights in Jordan and one of the Seven New Wonders of the World. The ancient Nabatean city of Petra impresses visitors with its spectacular rock-cut architecture and historical treasures. The city was carved into the mountains by the Nabateans more than 2,000 years ago. After visiting Petra, continue to Wadi Rum, the stunning desert valley of the Bedouins, surrounded by breathtaking brown and red sandstone mountains. During a 2-hour Jeep tour in Wadi Rum with a Bedouin driver, you will discover the unique desert landscapes, towering rock formations, and the beauty of the Jordanian desert.

Dinner & Overnight in Wadi Rum

Breakfast at the hotel, then prepare to embark on a tour to Wadi Dissah with your personal driver and guide by SUV vehicles. P.S. The driving distance between Tabuk and Wadi Dissah is approximately 2.5 hours each way.

Wadi Dissah Tour

Wadi Disah, in Saudi Arabia’s Tabuk Province, is a scenic valley known as the “Valley of Palm Trees.” Best visited during the winter season, it features stunning sandstone cliffs ideal for hiking, camping, and stargazing. Visitors are advised to bring water, offline maps, and necessary supplies from Tabuk. A 4x4 vehicle is highly recommended for exploring the area.

Elephant Rock

Unlike the carved facades of Hegra’s Nabataean tombs, this monolithic red sandstone “beast” was naturally shaped by millions of years of wind and water erosion. Its raw beauty stands amid golden sands and impressive rocky outcrops with unique shapes.

AlUla old Town (Walking Tour)

AlUla is Saudi Arabia’s largest ancient city after Makkah, featuring around 900 maze-like houses built for protection. Moussa Ben Noussair Castle offers panoramic views of the town’s layout, farms, and the ruins of ancient houses, mosques, and markets. Although abandoned around 40 years ago, descendants of the original residents still share stories of their ancestors through the narrow alleys of the Old Town of AlUla. The town also includes important Islamic heritage sites such as Masjid Al-Izam, which is believed to have been founded by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) during his journey to the Battle of Tabuk.

After breakfast, begin your tour in the spiritual city of Al Madinah.

Dress Code in Al Madinah: (Women should wear Abaya and headscarf, and men should avoid Bermuda or shorts).

Museum of Prophet Mohammad Mosque – Al Masjid Al Nabawi

The Museum of the Prophet Muhammad Mosque is a cultural site honoring the Prophet’s life and teachings. It features artifacts, manuscripts, and interactive exhibits about his birth, prophethood, and legacy, offering visitors deep insights into Islam’s history and the Prophet’s impact.

Prophet Mohammad Mosque – Al Masjid Al Nabawi

The Prophet's Mosque in Medina is the second mosque built by Prophet Muhammad and the second holiest site in Islam after Masjid al-Haram in Mecca. Located in central Medina, it is a major pilgrimage site overseen by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques.

Quba Mosque

Quba Mosque is one of Islam’s oldest mosques and the first mosque built by Prophet Muhammad after migrating to Medina. Known for its simple, historic design, it symbolizes early Islamic spirituality. Visitors come to pray, reflect, and connect with its peaceful, sacred atmosphere.

Mont Uhud

Explore Mount Uhud near Medina, site of the 625 AD Battle of Uhud, with guided tours that highlight its Islamic history and end at the sacred Qiblatain Mosque, where prayer direction changed. Engage in rituals and reflection with expert guides.

Then, wander Madinah’s lively markets, rich with colors and culture. Optional lunch is available before traveling by high-speed train to Jeddah. Upon arrival, your driver and UTA representative will transfer you to your hotel. At 7 PM, meet your guide for a visit to the Old Town.

Old Town Jeddah

Old Jeddah features historic buildings, a traditional souk, and many restaurants where visitors can stroll through ancient streets and soak in its heritage. This walking tour of Al-Balad reveals hidden gems like Beit Nassif, Makkah Gate, the north gate, and secret local spots including markets, galleries, and authentic food shops known only to locals—offering a true taste of Saudi Arabia’s past and present.