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The Gateway to Jordan

Jordan is a compact yet extraordinary destination where millennia of civilization converge within a single, highly accessible country. From the pine-forested hills of the biblical north down through the lowest point on Earth at the Dead Sea, past the rose-red sandstone facade of Petra, into the desert massifs of Wadi Rum, and reaching the marine sanctuaries of the Red Sea, Jordan packs diverse biomes and World Heritage sites into effortless travel distances.

The Four Pillars of the Jordanian Product Portfolio

Jordan’s travel portfolio is anchored by four distinct pillars that together transform a compact kingdom into one of the world’s most versatile destinations:

 

  • Cultural Heritage & Ancient Empires: A journey spanning thousands of years, from the rose-red Nabatean city of Petra and the sprawling Greco-Roman colonnades of Jerash to the sacred mosaic landscapes of Madaba and Mount Nebo.

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  • Therapeutic & Coastal Wellness: Nature’s ultimate open-air spa at the Dead Sea—the lowest point on Earth, famous for its hyper-saline waters and mineral-rich mud—paired with the warm, coral-rich coastal waters of Aqaba on the Red Sea.

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  • Nature & Eco-Sanctuaries: Protected ecosystems managed under the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN), stretching from the lush pine forests of Ajloun and Dibbeen to the desert wetlands of Azraq and the dramatic off-grid highlands of the Dana Biosphere.

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  • Active & Wilderness Expeditions: Thrilling open-air adventures featuring high-energy wet-canyoning in the Mujib gorge, 4x4 safaris across the red dunes of Wadi Rum, and world-class long-distance trekking along the iconic Jordan Trail.

Cultural Heritage & Ancient Empires

  • The Nabatean & Greco-Roman Legacy: Anchored by Petra (UNESCO World Heritage site) and Jerash (one of the world's best-preserved Roman Decapolis cities), alongside northern strongholds like Umm Qais (Gadara) and Pella.

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  • Spiritual & Biblical Trails: Featuring the mosaic city of Madaba, Mount Nebo, Bethany Beyond the Jordan (the baptism site of Jesus), and Crusader fortresses like Kerak and Ajloun.

Therapeutic & Coastal Wellness

  • The Dead Sea Basin: At 430 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea provides hyper-saline therapeutic floating, mineral-dense black mud, and natural solar protection within 5-star resort environments.

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  • Aqaba & the Red Sea: Jordan's southern coastal gateway, famous for year-round warm waters, world-class diving along coral reefs, and luxury resort ports.

Nature & Eco-Sanctuaries

  • Reserve Network (RSCN): Protected biomes spanning the pine woodlands of Ajloun and Dibbeen, the desert wetlands of Azraq, the Shaumari Arabian Oryx safari reserve, and the canyoning waters of Mujib.

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  • Dana Biosphere & Feynan: 320 square kilometers of dramatic mountain drop-offs featuring off-grid candlelit stays at Feynan Ecolodge.

Active & Wilderness Expeditions

  • The Jordan Trail: A 650 km long-distance trail from Umm Qais to Aqaba, including the famous Dana to Petra Trek (voted by National Geographic as one of the world's top 15 hikes).

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  • Wadi Rum Desert: Iconic desert landscapes offering 4x4 wilderness safaris, Bedouin luxury glamping, camel treks, and hot air ballooning.

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