Petra – Jordan

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Tour programs vary, and you can see their descriptions below.

Petra

Petra is not just a city — it is a timeless fairy tale carved out of sandstone.

Your journey begins through the narrow, winding Siq gorge, which feels like a passage into another world. Towering red-orange cliffs loom above, playing with shadow and light, and every turn promises something incredible. The air is filled with a sense of antiquity and mystery.

And then, suddenly, the gorge opens. Before you rises the famous Treasury, or Al-Khazneh. Its facade, masterfully carved into the rock, glows in the sunlight. The sight is breathtaking. Its grandeur — the columns, capitals, reliefs — all appear as if created yesterday, not two thousand years ago.

Beyond unfolds the entire city. You will see the Roman Theater, hewn directly into the rock, once hosting thousands of people. Around you stand majestic tombs, each one a unique work of art telling its own story.

The path through Petra is a constant ascent. The higher you climb, the more breathtaking the views become. Eventually, you can reach the Monastery (Ad-Deir), reminiscent of the Treasury but even more monumental. The road is long and challenging, but the view from above is worth every step.

Petra is not just an architectural monument — it is a living masterpiece where nature and human hands meet. Every breath of wind, every shade of sandstone, every curve of the cliffs speaks of grandeur and beauty. This is a place not just to see, but to truly feel.

What does the tour include:

The Excursion Price Includes:

  • Entrance tickets according to the program;

  • Ferry ticket;

  • Jordanian visa;

  • Lunch in a restaurant;

  • Services of a Russian-speaking guide;

  • Transportation service by a comfortable vehicle.

Not included:

Not Included in the Excursion Price:

  • Drinks during lunch;

  • Ride on a donkey, camel, or carriage (in Petra canyon, optional, payable on site);

  • Tips for Bedouins with horses ($2–3) and other staff (optional).

Children’s price:

  • Children up to 2 years old — $65.

Take with you:

What to Take with You:

  • Passport

  • Travel insurance

  • Water

  • Lunch box (order in advance at your hotel reception)

  • Snacks (chocolate, nuts, etc.)

  • Warm clothes (the bus has air conditioning, and it can be chilly in winter)

  • Travel pillow

  • Comfortable shoes

  • Hat

  • Money (for the excursion and small expenses)

Additiontal Information:

What’s Included in the Excursion Program:

  • Departure from the hotel to the city of Taba around 00:00 (exact time confirmed after booking; road to the crossing point ~3 hours, depending on hotel location);

  • Transfer by ferry to the Jordanian city of Aqaba (border crossing);

  • Bus ride to the city of Wadi Musa with a stop at a souvenir shop (~3 hours);

  • Walking tour to the ancient city of Petra through the Siq gorge (~1 km);

  • Visit to the Treasury (Al-Khazneh), one of the most iconic landmarks;

  • Horse ride (~800 meters, about 25 minutes; mandatory tip for the Bedouin $2–3);

  • Exploration of other landmarks (Roman Theater, Royal Tombs, monuments, and obelisks);

  • Walk along the Roman-Byzantine colonnade;

  • Free time, including a climb to Al-Habis Mountain to see the Crusader-era fortress and panoramic views;

  • Lunch in a restaurant;

  • Return to Aqaba (free time, short shopping stop);

  • Journey back to Sharm El Sheikh, arrival at the hotel around 01:00 the next day.

Additional Information:

  • Departure nights: Tue–Wed or Fri–Sat;

  • A prepayment of $10/person (via bank transfer only) is required for permit issuance and seat reservation. It is refundable if canceled at least 24 hours before departure. The remaining balance is paid during the transfer;

  • Transfer is by large bus or minibus (for small groups) to the border crossing in Taba. Upon entering Jordan, tourists are met by another bus provided by the local operator (the only organizer of Russian-language group tours in the country);

  • Passport photos of all participants must be sent in advance for tourist police clearance;

  • Jordanian visa is not required for this excursion (the Egyptian visa remains valid; the Sinai stamp is acceptable);

  • Citizens of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Georgia, and Armenia may be denied entry into Jordan. Please contact your MFA or Jordanian consulate for details. If you still choose to go and are denied at the border, $105 will be deducted from your costs. You will be returned to the hotel the same evening and spend the day on the ferry;

  • Please note: travel logistics are lengthy, and tourists spend about 4 hours in Petra;

  • No hidden fees or commissions — the price is final.

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