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  • History Dating Back Thousands of Years
  • Well-Preserved Roman Ruins
  • Islamic, Byzantine and Canaanite Attractions
  • Spectacular Lost City of Petra
  • Roman City of Jerash
  • Float in the Dead Sea's Warm Waters
  • Mysterious Desert Scenes
  • Red Sea's Wide Range of Watersports
  • Annual International Theatre Festival Each April

Country Facts

  • Capital : Amman
  • Major Language : Arabic
  • Time : GMT +3
  • Currency : Jordanian Dinar
  • National Day : 25 May
  • Approximate Flying Time : 4 hours
  • Many parts of Jordan have a desert climate with little or no rainfall and high summer temperatures during July and August.
  • Amman and the Jordan Valley have a milder climate during spring and autumn with moderate temperatures.
  • The weather can be extremely cold in winter, especially in Amman with snow, rain and wind.

Jordan

Country of Middle Eastern Mystique


Once a crossroad of ancient Arabian-Meditrranean trade route, Jordan boasts spectacular natural wonders and historic sights dating back more than 2,000 years, including the lost Nabataean city of Petra and the Roman city of Jerash.

Amman's well-preserved Roman ruins, five-star entertainment and proximity to Islamic, Canaanite and Byzantine attractions make it an ideal sightseeing base.

Landlocked 410 metres below sea level, the Dead Sea offers world-famous mineral treatments, luxurious spa resorts and the ethereal experience of floating on the warm, highly concentrated Dead Sea.

Experience extraordinary desert landscapes en route to Aqaba, where unparalleled Red Sea diving, snorkelling and beach resorts await.

Petra is truly breathtaking, from its narrow entrance gorge between 100-metre cliffs to its iconic, pink sandstone Treasury, magnificent buildings and mountainous landscapes.

dnata Holidays can assist you with travel arrangements to Jordan.


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Dead Sea & Jordan Valley

Dead Sea

Not many places in the world can claim to be as rich in heritage as the spectacular Jordan Valley. With fascinating features such as the Dead Sea and Za’rqa Maeen’s thermal springs, a visit to the Jordan valley is as enriching as it is healing.

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  • Ancient City Of Pella
  • Jordan River
  • Desert Castles
  • Dead Sea

At dnata Holidays, we believe in creating unforgettable memories! Here are a few of our own.

  • Floating in the Dead Sea whilst Reading the Newspaper
  • Experiencing the Rejuvenating Wellness Treatments at the Kempinski Ishtar Hotel
  • Absorbing the Dead Sea Minerals whilst covering ourselves in Mud
  • Impressive Giant Salt Crystals that Litter the Coastline

Petra

Treasury Close Up

Petra is undoubtedly one of the world’s most fascinating places and more of the ancient city is being uncovered each day. The intriguing history and awe-inspiring beauty of the area make it a wonderfully inspirational and educational holiday destination.

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  • Nabatean Amphitheatre
  • Aaron’s Tomb
  • Turkish Ottoman Baths
  • Pink Sandstone Treasury

At dnata Holidays, we believe in creating unforgettable memories! Here are a few of our own.

  • Stunning Mountain Views while Riding on Horseback towards the Sandstone Gorge
  • First Glance of the Treasury
  • Seeing the Carved Monuments on the Mountains while descending into the Petra Valley
  • The Invigorating Climb to the Infamous Monastery

Amman

Roman Amphitheatre

Amman is full of national treasures showcasing its fascinating past. Its winding streets are alive with courteous, friendly people and a colourful blend of ancient traditions that make a visit to the city of Amman both intriguing and refreshing.

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  • Roman Theatre
  • Castle Quseir Amra
  • National Archaeological Museum
  • Rainbow Street

At dnata Holidays, we believe in creating unforgettable memories! Here are a few of our own.

  • Climbing the Giant Steps in the Roman Amphitheatre
  • Shopping in the Busy Streets and Souqs of the Old Town Gold Market
  • Hearing the Prayer Calls from Numerous City Mosques by the Amman Citadel
  • Meandering through the Traditional Life Museum

Aqaba

Aqaba City View

Aqaba is the epitome of sea, sand and sun. With crystal clear waters along endless sandy beaches; great dive sites; alluring desert stretches; archaeological points of interest and luxurious hotels offering the finest Arabian welcome, it is easy to see why Aqaba has become a popular destination for holidaymakers.

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  • Endless Sandy Beaches
  • Walled City Of Ayla
  • Archaelogical Museum
  • Wadi Rum

At dnata Holidays, we believe in creating unforgettable memories! Here are a few of our own.

  • Experiencing the Ayla Castle - Islamic Fortress and the Residence of Sharif Hussein Bin Ali
  • The Crystal Clear Waters of the Red Sea
  • Unforgettable Dive Sites of Cedar Pride Wreck, Japanese Garden, and Rainbow Reef
  • The Stark Beauty and Colour Contrast between the Desert and the Red Sea

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