Breakfast at the hotel, then off to explore a window on history and then the Desert Castles (Qaser Amra, Qaser Kharaneh and the citadel of Azraq). The castles of the Jordanian desert, splendid examples of Islamic art and architecture and antiquity, engravings and stuccos, inspired by the best Persian, Greco-Roman traditions, illustrate countless stories of life from the eighth century. Called castles for their imposing size, the desert complexes had, in fact, various purposes and served as stations for caravans, agricultural and commercial centers, refreshment points and outposts useful for distant rulers to forge ties with local Bedouins. Many of these complexes, all east and south of Amman, are now preserved and can be visited on day trips. After visiting the castles mentioned, he heads to Amman to visit the city (Amman Citadel, the Roman Theater, Archaeological Museum, city tour).

After breakfast at the hotel, the adventure begins - leaving for Ajloun through pine and olive forests to visit the impressive Ajloun Castle, Ajloun Castle called in Arabic (Qal'at Ar-Rabad) was built by one of the generals of Saladin in 1184 A.D. to control the local iron mines and avert the invasion of Ajloun by the Franks. Ajloun Castle dominated the three main routes leading to the Jordan Valley and protected the trade routes between Jordan and Syria. Continuation to Jerash (Gerasa). Second only to Petra among the favorite destinations of tourists in Jordan. The ancient city of Jerash has been continuously inhabited for over 6500 years. Conquered by general Pompey in 63 BC, it fell under the dominion of the Romans and was annexed to the League of the Decapolis, the alliance of the ten great Roman cities.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for Mount Nebo, the place where Moses saw the Holy Land of Canaan and where he is said to have been buried. It is the most revered sacred place in Jordan and a pilgrimage destination for the first Christians. the Road of the Kings, Madaba is one of the most memorable places in the Holy Land called the “city of mosaics”. The main attraction of Madaba is kept in the contemporary Greek Orthodox church of St. George. After visiting Madaba and Mount Nebo, head south on the Kings' Road, one of the oldest trade routes in the world that continues for 200 miles along the Jordanian ridge. Continue on to Kerak through the breathtaking canyon of Wadi al Mujib, where you will visit its impressive built Crusader castle (1142 AD). Visitors will be amazed at the array of softly lit rooms and corridors that are interconnected through heavy arches and doorways. Ancient Crusader stronghold,

Breakfast at the hotel. Full day to visit Petra, an ancient Nabatean city, and to explore its treasures. The visit begins, there are 700 meters up to the entrance of the narrow and spectacular gorge (Siq) which leads to the magical moment in which you can glimpse the Palace of the Treasury (El khazneh) and the facades of the buildings. Continuation of the visit of the Royal Tombs, the Cardo, the temples, the churches, the museums, the Monastery or High Place of Sacrifice. Overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel, departure for the Neolithic village Little Petra. Continuation to the wonderful Wadi Rum. “Vast, echoing and divine”. With these words T.E. Lawrence described Wadi Rum, the largest and most amazing desert in Jordan, with its fabulous, timeless and pristine landscapes. A maze of monolithic rock formations rises in a desert territory up to heights of 1750 meters, Those who love to walk, will be able to enjoy the tranquility of boundless spaces, explore canyons and water wells, discover drawings on the rock of 4000 years ago and many other spectacular treasures of this vast territory. Also known as "Valley of the Moon", in this place Prince Faisal Bin Hussein and T.E. Lawrence established their headquarters during the Arab Revolt against the Ottomans during the First World War, and their exploits are intertwined with the history of this extraordinary region. Bedouin dinner,

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, 400 meters below sea level, which boasts a rich historical and spiritual heritage. On its banks stood five biblical cities: Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zeboiim and Zoar (Bela). Today, the eastern shore is sparsely populated and very quiet. Thanks to a landscape unchanged over the centuries, it is an ideal destination for a holiday dedicated to sunbathing, swimming and good food. Entering a private beach at the Dead Sea to take a bath and perhaps take advantage of the special muds of the Dead Sea and the freshwater pools. Relax in the calm waters of this lake where it is virtually impossible to sink! Indulge in an invigorating massage or try the known healing powers of minerals extracted from the muddy seabed. At the end of the day we leave for Amman, overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast, check out (no later than 12:00 AM), and transfer to Queen Alia International Airport in Amman for the return to Italy.