Jordan is a kingdom that seamlessly blends the echoes of antiquity with modern, high-end sophistication. On this three-day luxury escape, you will bypass the crowds and immerse yourself in the 'Rose City' of Petra and the therapeutic waters of the Dead Sea, all while enjoying the finest accommodations and private transport the Levant has to offer.
This itinerary is designed for the discerning traveler who values time as much as comfort. With private chauffeur-driven transfers and exclusive access to historic sites, you will experience the heart of Jordan through a lens of absolute refinement and ease.
Day 1: Amman & The Dead Sea - Arrival into Serenity
VIP Arrival at Queen Alia International
Begin your journey with a seamless 'meet and assist' service that whisks you through customs and into a private, climate-controlled luxury sedan for your journey to the lowest point on Earth.
Luxury Spa Immersion at Kempinski Ishtar
Check into your sea-view suite and head straight to the Anantara Spa. Indulge in a signature Dead Sea mud wrap and salt scrub, utilizing the mineral-rich local ingredients for ultimate rejuvenation.
Exclusive Sunset Float
Access the private beach for a weightless floating experience in the hyper-saline waters of the Dead Sea as the sun sets over the Judean Mountains in the distance.
Fine Dining at Akkad
Enjoy an al fresco Mediterranean dinner by the infinity pool, featuring locally sourced ingredients and a curated selection of fine Jordanian wines from the Mafraq plateau.
Day 2: Dead Sea to Petra - Into the Rose-Red City
Private Transfer via the King’s Highway
Depart for Petra in a private vehicle. Your driver will take the scenic King's Highway, stopping at the Dana Biosphere Reserve for panoramic views of the rugged canyon landscape.
Check-in at The Old Village Resort
Settle into a luxury suite in this converted 19th-century village. The resort offers a blend of historic stonework and modern luxury, located just minutes from the Petra entrance.
Private Guided Tour of the Siq & Treasury
Enter the UNESCO World Heritage site through the Siq. Your private archaeologist guide will share secrets of the Nabataean civilization before you emerge at the iconic Al-Khazneh (The Treasury).
Petra by Night Exclusive Experience
Experience the magic of the Treasury lit by over 1,500 candles. This exclusive evening event features traditional Bedouin music and storytelling under the starlit desert sky.
Day 3: Petra Exploration & Return to Amman
Hike to the Monastery (Ad Deir)
Take a guided morning hike or a donkey ride up the 800 steps to the Monastery, Petra's largest monument. The morning light provides the perfect opportunity for crowd-free photography.
Luxury Lunch at The Basin
Located deep within the archaeological park, enjoy a gourmet buffet lunch surrounded by the towering sandstone mountains of the Petra basin.
Artisan Shopping & Tea
Visit the local workshops to find high-end, handcrafted jewelry and Nabataean-style pottery before your private transfer begins the journey back toward Amman.
Farewell Dinner in Amman
Conclude your luxury escape with a contemporary Levantine feast at Sufra on Rainbow Street, celebrated for its authentic flavors and elegant villa setting.
Best Time to Visit Jordan
The ideal time to visit Jordan is during the spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November). During these months, temperatures are pleasant, ranging from 18°C to 25°C (64°F to 77°F), making it perfect for exploring Petra's outdoor trails and enjoying the Dead Sea without the scorching summer heat or the chill of the desert winter nights.
Currency & Money
The official currency is the Jordanian Dinar (JOD). While high-end hotels, restaurants, and large shops in Amman and Petra widely accept major credit cards like Visa and Mastercard, it is essential to carry some cash for tips and small purchases in more remote areas. Tipping (baksheesh) is a standard practice in Jordan; 10% is customary in upscale restaurants if a service charge is not already included.
Getting Around Jordan
For a luxury itinerary, private chauffeured transfers are the gold standard. While there are no passenger trains between major tourist hubs, the road network is well-maintained. Domestic flights are available between Amman and Aqaba for those looking to reach the Red Sea quickly, but for the Dead Sea and Petra route, a private car offers the best combination of comfort, flexibility, and scenic viewing.