• Edoardo Giacopuzzi
  • Viola Ravasio
  • Edoardo Giacopuzzi
  • Viola Ravasio

Giordania tour

Fly & Drive from Amman to Aqaba exploring Jordan main sites. Read more
  • Trip start
    April 24, 2026

    From Milan to Jordany

    April 24 in Jordan ⋅ ☁️ 17 °C

    A new adventure begins! We fly from Milan to Amman, Jordan's capital. This will be a road trip adventure across the country, so we picked up our car and headed up to Qastal Zaman hotel for a good night of rest... We have packed days ahead!Read more

  • Wake up! Ready to go!

    April 25 in Jordan ⋅ ☁️ 19 °C

    After a good night of sleep, we feel ready to start our trip. After a good breakfast is served in our room, we spent a moment enjoying Qastal Zaman. Full of energy for a great first day!

  • Mount Nebo

    April 25 in Jordan ⋅ ⛅ 24 °C

    Along the road, our first stop is Mount Nebo. This is a key place for Jewish and Christian tradition, the place where Mose first saw the promised land and then died. Apart from the spiritual relevance, the mount offers an amazing open view on all surrounding valleys and the dead sea. A must stop, whether you are religious or not.Read more

  • Arrive @ Hilton by Dead Sea

    April 25 in Jordan ⋅ ⛅ 29 °C

    After the stop at mount Nebo, we headed toward the dead sea. Our next stay is at Hilton by Dead Sea, a fantastic resort with direct access to the Dead Sea. As we arrived we immediately switched to a relaxed mood, enjoying some refreshing mocktail and the hotel great location.Read more

  • Dead Sea floating and mud

    April 25 in Jordan ⋅ ⛅ 31 °C

    Thanks to our hotel's direct access to the dead sea, we had an occasion to try floating on these super salty waters. The high salt content makes you float easily, almost without weight. After a bath, you completely cover yourself in mud and when it's dried you are ready for a second bath. The whole process is beneficial for your skin and body and you feel truly regenerated after, and we also earned a certificate as dead sea mud experts ;)Read more

  • Close the day with relax

    April 25 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 32 °C

    After experiencing the Dead Sea, we relaxed at the swim up bar drinking refreshing cocktails with the sun going down. The day closes with a delicious dinner at the Hotel's Libanese restaurant, enjoying labneh, muttabalh, kebab and other specialties.Read more

  • Wadi Mujib canyoning experience

    April 26 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 27 °C

    Full of energy, we start the day with an adventure! We wear our life jackets and we are ready for some canyoning in the Wadi Mujib canyon. The path walking up along the river is equipped with ropes and ladders, but still engaging. A fantastic, fun experience where we saw the amazing nature of the canyon and tested our adventure spirit :)Read more

  • Salt beach

    April 26 in Jordan ⋅ ⛅ 30 °C

    Along the road to small Petra, we had a quick stop to see the salt beach. Here the salt accumulates at the edge of the dead sea creating a white beach of crystals. The contrast with the blue/green water create a colorful experience, worth a quick stop.Read more

  • The pink lake

    April 26 in Jordan ⋅ ⛅ 31 °C

    Nearby the salt beach, another fantastic stop you can't miss is the pink lake. In this small water pond, special bacteria make the water pink, really pink! It's a peculiar view and the color contrast creates an amazing view. We met a friendly guy, who guided us on a path from the street down to the lake (for a couple of JODs) for some close shots.Read more

  • Shobak Castle

    April 26 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 24 °C

    Along the road we visited the Shobak Castle. This castle was originally built by the crusaders to protect the area and subsequently modified by Saladino after defeating the crusaders army. These ancient ruins remain as a testament of the long standing conflicts in the regionRead more

  • Piccola Petra

    April 26 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 23 °C

    Our last stop of the day is Piccola Petra. This is a Nabatean settlement, a smaller version of the most famous Petra. While we walk along the canyon we can admire houses, temples and all other sorts of room carved into the stone. The rock colour and the afternoon light touching the caves created a great experience. Even if not as magnificent as Petra, this is a fantastic visit and a perfect way to close the day and prepare for tomorrow.Read more

  • Entering Petra

    April 27 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 12 °C

    This day is fully dedicated to the visit of Petra complex, a large Nabatean city carved into the stone hosting the Treasure, one of the world's seven wonders. We arrived early in the morning to avoid the hot sun and walked along the canyon leading to the treasure site. From the beginning, you are astonished by the natural settings and the Nabatean carvings...Read more

  • The Petra Treasure

    April 27 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 12 °C

    After a long walk in the canyon, the treasure appears between the rocks. This is the main attraction of Petra, one of the world's seven wonders, and set of the popular Indiana Jones movie. The ancient Nabatean building is still perfectly conserved, carved in the rock. The view is breathtaking as the full site is revealed exiting the canyon with the morning light. The current tension in Iran significantly reduced the amount of tourists so we stopped for a while to admire the site and take pictures.Read more

  • Climbing to the high sacrifice altar

    April 27 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 15 °C

    After the treasure, we took one of the trail paths that led us up into the surrounding mountains to the high sacrifice altar. It's a challenging climb with many stairs and about 2h walking. At the top you can see the ancient Nabatean altar of sacrifice and the view of the valley from the panoramic terrace is stunning, so we can say it is worth the effort!Read more

  • Descending to the warrior's tomb

    April 27 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 16 °C

    From the top, we started our descent along the other side of the canyon, crossing many other rooms carved in the stone. In the end, we reached the area of the warrior's tomb a well conserved tomb for high military officers. This area also hosted a garden, a celebration area for funeral banquets and a temple. These are other amazing examples of the mastery in rock craving by Nabatean people and each site keeps surprising you as you continue your path across the ancient city.Read more

  • Kings' tombs

    April 27 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 17 °C

    On our way back to the entrance, we stopped at the kings' tombs, another spectacular site in Petra. These are finely carved huge tombs, probably used for high dignitaries or the royal families. While you admire them, you cannot stop thinking how the whole city would have looked like in the past, full of magnificent buildings carved in the stone.Read more

  • Hasan Zawaideh Camp

    April 27 in Jordan ⋅ 🌬 16 °C

    After Petra, we jump again on our car toward the Wadi Rum desert reserve. After a couple of hours, we arrived in the late afternoon to the Hasan Zawaideh Camp where we could finally relax in our Martian tent, with a fantastic view directly on the desert.Read more

  • Stargazing in the desert

    April 27 in Jordan ⋅ 🌙 14 °C

    For our first night in Wadi Rum, we decided to try the star gazing experience. After a short drive in the desert, we stopped to enjoy a hot tea around the fire and then we pointed our eveys up to the sky to see the stars. The moon was intense and unfortunately the cloudy sky didn't help, but we still managed to catch a couple of stars and the fire added a scenographic touchRead more

  • The Wadi Rum desert

    April 28 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 21 °C

    This day is dedicated to exploring the Wadi Rum desert. We book a 6h tour that will let us touch all the main sites. We start driving into the desert with alternating brown and red sand surrounded by big rock complexes. The atmosphere is unique and recalls an alien planet, indeed the area has been used by many sci-fi movies including some of the latest Star Wars ones.Read more

  • Um Frouth rock arc

    April 28 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 21 °C

    Continuing our excursion in the Wadi Rum desert, we stopped at this popular rock arc. The scene is impressive with the rock bridge contrasting against the sand all around. The rock is also climbable and Viola was brave enough to climb to the top! A testament of our adventure spirit!Read more

  • Siq Um Al Tawaqi and The Stone Face

    April 28 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 23 °C

    Our lunch stop is by the Lawrence canyon, where a local artist carved the faces of Edward Lawrence and Faisal Bin Hussein, key actors in the Arab revolt. The narrow canyon extended between high red rocks creating a fascinating path. Nearby a beduin tent waits for the tourists offering refreshments and local artisan items. We enjoyed a local tea and a good meal and we are ready for our next stop at the Stone Face. Here time, wind and sand sculpted the rock into a face like shape. Another curious gem in the Wadi Rum.Read more

  • Anfaishiyya inscriptions

    April 28 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 22 °C

    Continuing our tour of the desert, we stopped to see the Anfaishiyya inscriptions. These are ancient carvings in the rock, made by Nabatean people 2000-2500 years ago, depict a commercial caravan of dromedaries and hunting scenes. These are old memories of a past where this land was prosperous and full of activity thanks to the trade of spices.Read more

  • Burrah canyon

    April 28 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 22 °C

    Moving fast in our jeep, we went through the burrah canyon a giant canyon inside one of the largest rock formations in the desert. On the side there are small rock cracks where rainfall accumulates creating water pools that can persist for long protected by the shadows of the high rocks. From a small dune we could look at the whole canyon extending in front of us. Another spectacular view of the Wadi Rum.Read more

  • A panoramic view of the desert

    April 28 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 21 °C

    Next we stopped at a rock formation emerging from the sand dunes. Climbing up in the sand we reached the top for a fantastic panoramic view of the desert all around us. With the sun slowly going down the light creates a magic atmosphere all around accentuating the red colour of the sand.Read more

  • The Star Wars rock

    April 28 in Jordan ⋅ ☀️ 21 °C

    As the golden hour approached, we had a stop and the Star Wars rock. This is a popular stop during Wadi Rum tours. From this elevated rock one can see the desert plains and the rock formations which hosted some of the scenes of recent Star Wars movies. The light is magic and creates perfect settings for panoramic views and nice photos. The desert is now full of colours, and we stopped for a moment sitting on the rock contemplating this amazing spectacle.Read more