The Train Rides

Take a journey in time on an authentic steam locomotive that still runs on the historical Hijaz railway that dates back to the beginning of the century. Sip a cocktail while enjoying the dramatic sites of the old neighborhoods of Amman. Once out in the desert, you suddenly notice a mob of bandits on horseback coming to attack the train. After bringing the train to a stop, the bandits will kidnap a few of you. While you wait for the hostages, the rest of the group will be invited to join the bandits for coffee, tea and Arabic sweets.  

Dead Sea Bar-B-Que 

You can’t get lower than 400 meters below sea level, the lowest point on earth. Visit the Dead Sea, famous for its high salt content and enjoy a unique floating experience. It is impossible to sink. After showering in Movenpick portable showers, relax and watch the sun slowly set from under a Bedouin tent. The waves of live traditional music waft over you. Moreover, assortment of Arabic salads and hot hors d’oeuvres will be awaiting you while the chef prepares, over charcoal, a selection of specially marinated meats, chicken and vegetables.  

Candle Light Dinner at Jerash Archeological Site

You can almost still hear and feel the voices and presence of ancient Romans . Even after 2000 years the streets, colonnades, amphitheater, and buildings of Jerash are remarkably well preserved. After spending a healthy afternoon walking through the ruins of Jerash you will be ready to rest your feet and enjoy a candle light dinner in Jerash Amphitheater with a folkloric dance show.

Mt. Nebo Dinner on the Cliffs of the Dead Sea 

It was on Mt.Nebo that Moses was said to have stood, overlooking the ‘promised land’ that he was forbidden by God to enter. After a tour of the ruins and the monastery that houses the most magnificent Byzantine mosaics, enjoy a refreshing drink before setting off for dinner. High above the Dead Sea, you will be served at one of the most picturesque panoramic views in Jordan. Relax on soft cushions under a Bedouin tent while being served shawerma and falafel, two local favorites, freshly prepared at sight.  

Over Night in Wadi Rum 

Wadi Rum, the ‘Valley of the Moon’, as it has been called is unlike anywhere else you have ever spent the night. Arrive at the village of Rum where Bedouin jeeps will take you to the camp sites surrounded by smaller camping tents that sleeps two each. But who can think of sleeping! You never know what your evening has in store for you, maybe a traditional Bedouin's wedding or a duo playing local songs. Dinner will always be a much awaited for event. Awake the next day to a breathtaking sunrise and a hearty breakfast. Then it is for you to choose whether you want to rock climb, treasure hunt, or camel race.