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About AMMAN

The Capital of Jordan, Amman is a city of contrasts situated between the desert and the lush Jordan valley. The commercial heart of the city is modern with a selection of restaurants, bars and shops, whilst the old city next to it has traditional coffee shops and tiny artisans’ workshops. At night there is plenty to do with a choice of restaurants and nightclubs. Amman fascinates the visitor and is one of the oldest continuously occupied cities in the world.
 
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  • The Citadel – situated on the highest hill in Amman, offers beautiful views of the temple of Hercules
  • The Roman Theatre and its spectacular views of the modern downtown (especially during the night)
  • Umayyad Palace & King Abdullah Mosque
  • The village of Ajlun with its fortress and magnificent view into the Jordan Valley
  • Jerash – one of the most preserved Graeco-Roman cities in the Middle East


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  • The Royal Automobile Museum (private collection of Jordan’s Late King Hussein’s vehicles
  • Iraq El-Amir (Cave of the Prince) where eleven caves are carved into the cliff face and the Hellenistic ruins of Qaser El-Abd (Palace of the Slave)
  • Madaba “The City of Mosaics” and the monastery at Mount Nebo said to be where Moses was buried
  • The ancient Ottoman city of Salt


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  • Horse riding

Four Seasons Amman ***** Deluxe

fr: £1,129 - 4nts/BB


LuxuryFour Seasons Amman
An elegant, modern hotel filled with flowers and Art Deco pieces sitting on a dramatic hilltop location with breath-taking views of the city. Chic with an impeccable service.

Rooms: 162 Rooms & 29 Suites Meal Plans: BB/HB/FB
Transfer Time: approx. 30 mins away from Amman International Airport
  • 3 Restaurants & 1 Bar, Lounge
  • Outdoor and indoor pool
  • Spa treatments

Grand Hyatt Amman *****

fr: £1,189 - 4nts/BB


LuxuryGrand Hyatt Amman
This sophisticated hotel that is elegantly decorated with a showcase grand antique staircase, is a wonderful escape after busy days seeing the sites of Amman.

Rooms: 311 Rooms & Suites Meal Plans: BB/HB
Transfer Time: approx. 30 km from Amman International Airport
  • 4 Restaurants & Bars
  • Indoor & outdoor swimming pools
  • Health Club & Spa

Kempinski Hotel Amman *****

fr: £1,019 - 4nts/BB


LuxuryKempinski Hotel Amman
A stylish hotel in contemporary avant-garde design, offers traditional warm hospitality.

Rooms: 278 Rooms & Suites Meal Plans: BB/HB/FB
Transfer Time: approx. 35kms from the airport
  • 3 Restaurants & a Bar
  • Outdoor pool
  • Spa & Wellness centre

Le Méridien Amman *****

fr: £1,039 - 4nts/BB


LuxuryLe Méridien Amman
Spoil yourself at this chic modern hotel, with its unique style. A truly luxurious experience.

Rooms: 430 Rooms & Suites Meal Plans: BB
Transfer Time: approx. 35 km from the International Airport
  • 7 Restaurants, Bar & lounges
  • Indoor and outdoor pools
  • Health Club & Spa

Marriott Hotel Amman *****

fr: £899 - 4nts/BB


LuxuryMarriott Hotel Amman
A modern classic hotel with good service levels, providing the perfect base for sightseeing.

Rooms: 269 Rooms & 24 Suites Meal Plans: BB/HB
Transfer Time: approx. 35 km from Amman International Airport
  • 2 Restaurants, Pastisserie, & lounges
  • Indoor and outdoor pools
  • Spa at the Jordan Valley Marriott

Ajlun & Jerash

fr. £84 per person


Ajlun & Jerash
A full day trip to the village of Ajlun with its fortress and magnificent view into the Jordan Valley. Proceed to visit Jerash; one of the most preserved Graeco-Roman cities in the Middle East.

Damascus, Syria

fr. £220 per person


Damascus, Syria
A full day venture across the Jordanian/Syrian borders and visit Damascus where you will explore visit the Museums, Ummyaad mosque, Bab Tuma and old market.

Desert Castles

fr. £49 per person


Desert Castles
Travel East from Amman to see the desert castles which are beautiful examples of Islamic art and architecture where you will see fine mosaics and colourful frescoes. Many castles in the East will be visited, specifically Qasr Amra, a UNESCO Heritage Site. Half day excursion.

Jerusalem, Israel

fr. £388 per person


Jerusalem, Israel
A full day trip to the holy city of Jerusalem where you can explore many sites such as the Wailing Wall, the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre where Jesus was crucified, buried and then rose again. Option with overnight - from £738 per person inc. Bethlehem & Jericho.

Madaba & Mt Nebo

fr. £86 per person


Madaba & Mt Nebo
A morning departure to Madaba, ‘The City of Mosaics’, and the monastery at Mount Nebo said to be where Moses was buried. Full day trip including visit to Dead Sea.

Petra Day Trip

fr. £148 per person


Petra Day Trip
Morning transfer to Petra for a full day visit of the city. The visit of the ancient Nabatean capital starts on horseback, followed by a walk through the Siq. The tour then proceeds to gradually unfold the mysteries of the rose-red city with its spectacular treasury, Royal Tombs, burial chambers and high places of sacrifice.

Salt & Fuhais & Iraq Al Amir

fr. £58 per person


Salt & Fuhais & Iraq Al Amir
Visit the ancient Ottoman city of Salt set in a steep sided narrow valley, followed by a stop at the pleasant local village of Fuhais which sits 1050m above sea level. Then proceed to Iraq Al Amir, known as the Caves of the Prince, with their ancient Hebrew inscriptions now used by locals to house goats and store chaff. Half day excursion.

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  • If you love street food, try a shawarma, the Arab equivalent of a doner kebab. The very best shawarma in Jordan comes from Reem, a stall located by the 2nd Circle. It’s always busy and frequented late at night by the young & trendy.
     
  • Gentlemen, miss your shave for a couple of days and then visit a local barber in the alleyways of Downtown Amman for an old-fashioned cut-throat shave and a trim, with all the powders and pomades. A fantastic local experience for little more than a few pounds.
     
  • Even if you’re staying in a fancy uptown hotel, venture down to Hashem’s, a traditional street side restaurant off Feisal Square. It stays open 24 hours a day, serving bowls of hummus and glasses of scalding hot tea.
     
  • Whatever you do, don’t miss out on the magnificent panoramic rooftop views from the terrace of the Wild Jordan café, off Rainbow Street. They do a fabulous frozen lemonade cocktail with fresh mint too.
     
  • Jordan’s only pedestrianised shopping zone is on Wakalat Street in the glitzy uptown district of Sweifi yyeh. Think global brands, fashion boutiques, pavement cafés and some great people watching.
     
  • Looking for the perfect holiday gifts? Head to the Wild Jordan Nature Shop in down town Amman. Local products made in the traditional way by local people and the money goes to a good cause.
     
  • Jordanian wine is particularly good. St George, from the Zumot winery, has won several international awards.


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