Breakfast. Departure for the so-called Desert Castles, a series of residences built during the Umayyad period. Return to Amman and lunch in a restaurant. Afternoon visit of Amman, capital of the country, founded by the Semitic tribe of the Ammonites and later occupied by the Greeks who called it Philadelphia: visit of the Citadel, the lovely Museum, the Roman theater and the spice souk. Dinner and overnight.

Breakfast. Departure for the visit to the Hellenistic-Roman excavations of Gadara (Umm Qais), from where you can admire a splendid view of the lake of Tiberias. Continue to Ajloun and visit the castle built by the Arabs to defend against attacks by the Crusaders. Arrival in Jerash, one of the best preserved Hellenistic-Roman cities in the Middle East and lunch in a restaurant. Visit of the site, characterized by the beautiful elliptical forum and by the grandiose colonnaded street around which the most significant monuments arise: the temple of Zeus, the theater, the nymphaeum, Hadrian's gate etc. In the upper part of the site are the remains of three Byzantine churches. Return to Amman in the late afternoon. Dinner and overnight.

Breakfast. Departure for Petra. Stop at Mount Nebo, the place where Moses died, and at Madaba, where you can admire the famous mosaic of Palestine kept inside the orthodox church of St. George. We then continue towards Umm El Rasas: an ancient settlement with Roman and Byzantine remains famous for its marvelous mosaics, in particular those found inside the church of S. Stefano. Lunch in a local restaurant. Through the evocative landscapes of Wadi Al Mujib, we reach the crusader castle of Shoback. Arrival in Petra. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast. Full day dedicated to visiting the capital of the Nabataeans, probably the most scenic ancient city in the world. It is reached after having crossed the "siq", a narrow gorge bordered by very high cliffs, along the way you can see obelisk-shaped sculptures accompanied by various inscriptions, traces of the ancient pavement and remains of the channel dug into the rock. We will visit splendid monuments such as the "Treasury": its name derives from the legend according to which an Egyptian pharaoh decided to hide his treasure here. The most fascinating element is the facade, the interior consists only of an unadorned square room, with a smaller room at the back. The "Monastery" has a very similar style to the Treasury, but its dimensions are considerably larger. The Roman theater, an 8,000-seat amphitheater, was originally believed to have been built after the defeat of the Nabataeans by the Romans in 106 ae, while it is now believed that the Nabataeans themselves carved it out of the rock at the time of Christ, destroying many caves and graves during the works. The facade that includes the three tombs is sometimes also called the Wall of the Kings. The tombs were carved directly into the rock and the designs are truly amazing. Lunch inside the site. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast. In the morning departure for Beida, the "little Petra", a small Nabataean suburb that developed thanks to its position in the center of many of the major caravan routes. Departure for Wadi Rum, within the Howeitat territory. Rich in water resources, it was already inhabited
400,000 years ago; the Nabataeans probably arrived there in the 6th century BC. C .. The landscape has reddish hues, the vegetation is scarce, while the mineral veins of copper appear along the lower part of the hills. Lunch. Off-road excursion between. splendid views and magical atmospheres. Dinner and overnight at the tented camp.

Breakfast. Departure for the Dead Sea. Visit to the "Lowest Spot on Earth Museum". Lunch at restaurant. Transfer to the Dead Sea and free afternoon. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast and transfer to the airport. Departure with scheduled flight to Rome and continuation by bus to Siena.