Tag Archives: Private Tours
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A Night of Camping in Wadi Rum Desert
Posted on September 9, 2017 by admin in Attractions, Blog.Wadi Rum is an incredible desert in south of Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The Valley of the Moon & Mars on Earth, both used to refer this amazing place. Wadi Rum is an ideal place to experience a certain magic, an interesting place to explore during the day, an inviting place to spend a peaceful […]
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Helpful Jordanian Arabic Words
Posted on January 21, 2015 by admin in Blog, Infos.Arabic is an interesting, fun and sort of a difficult language to learn and to write. The words or accent differs from country to other Arab speaking country. Whether you are travelling for business or leisure knowing a few basic words goes along the way. While you don’t need to be fluent learning some words […]
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The New Petra Visitor Centre
Posted on December 4, 2014 by admin in Blog, Infos.The New Petra Visitors Center was inaugurated by His Majesty King Abdullah last October.
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Jordan as a Holiday Destination
Posted on June 25, 2013 by admin in Attractions, Blog.If you are planning and looking for a holiday destination we recommend you to check out and consider visiting the welcoming country of Jordan. Geographically speaking Jordan shares borders to neighboring countries, like Saudi Arabia to east and south, Israel and West Bank to west, Iraq to northeast and Syria to the north. Jordan has […]
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Facts about Private Tours in Jordan
Posted on April 28, 2013 by admin in Blog, Infos.What is a private package tour? Private package tour are private travel with expert driver/escort who will manage all the details and share fascinating history while on the road. These packages typically includes hotel accommodation, meals, private transportation, activities and sightseeing around the country. Can I afford a private tour? Our package price ranges from […]
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