Résumé
Enter the wildest adventure of your travel career with this twelve-day trip through Jordan and Saudi Arabia, nestled in the cradle of human civilization. In Jordan, you’ll overnight in a Bedouin tent, dine amidst the dramatic desert scenery of Wadi Rum, take in Petra's fascinating history, and relax in the therapeutic waters of the Dead Sea. From there, you’re off to Saudi Arabia, a country largely untouched by the far reaches of tourism. You’ll witness the iconic UNESCO World Heritage site of Hegra, the carved temples of Madain Saleh (known as the second, maybe more impressive Petra), and sip tea around the red sandstone monolith known as Elephant Rock. If you’re after an adventure few have embarked on before, this is it.
Itinéraire court
- Jour 1
- Amman
- Jour 2
- Amman/Jerash/Dead Sea/Amman
- Jour 3
- Amman/Karak/Petra
- Jour 4
- Petra
- Jour 5
- Petra/Wadi Rum
- Jour 6
- Wadi Rum To Al’Bad And Tabuk
- Jour 7
- Jibal Hisma
- Jour 8
- Tabuk To Al’ Ula Via Wadi Dissah
- Jour 9
- Al’ Ula
- Jour 10
- Al’ Ula To Medina
- Jour 11
- Medina/Jeddah
- Jour 12
- Jeddah
Pays de voyage (2): Arabie saoudite, Jordanie
Villes de voyage (9): Al Ula, Amman, Aqaba, Dead Sea, Hegra, Madaba, Medina, Petra, Wadi Rum