Tour of Madaba, Mount Nebo and the Dead Sea from Amman
Overview
Buy your Day tour of Madaba, Mount Nebo and the Dead Sea from Amman to relax on the beautiful Dead Sea and marvel at the famous Mosaic map in Madaba.
Highlights
- Marvel at the famous Mosaic map in Madaba
- Witness where Moses was granted a view of the promised land he never entered
- Relax at the Dead Sea beach; the lowest point on earth
This wonderful day tour starts in Amman. Once picked up from your hotel you will head straight to Madaba, a city best known for the famous 6th century Mosaic map of Jerusalem and Holy Land and for its spectacular Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics. Afterwards, you will reach Mount Nebo, referred to in the bible as the place where Moses was granted a view of the promised land that he would never enter.The tour continues towards the Dead Sea, which is situated at the lowest point on dry land, 400m below sea level, deep in the Jordan Valley and 55 km southeast of Amman. It sure is one of the most spectacular natural and spiritual environments in the world. You will then be taken back to your hotel in Amman.
What's included
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off service
- Transportation in deluxe air-conditioned vehicles
- English-speaking driver
- Entrance fees to Madaba Saint George Chruch & Mount Nebo
- Swim & Lunch at 5* Dead Sea Resort
- Personal expenses
- Alcoholic drinks (can be purchased on site)
- Drinks
- Tips (optional)
Meeting & pickup
You will be picked up from your hotel in Amman. IMPORTANT: Please confirm the pick-up time (and place) directly with the local operator. You will find the contact information in the voucher after booking
Additional info
- Please wear weather appropriate, comfortable clothing and shoes
- It is recommended to bring a hat, plenty of water and sunscreen (especially during summer)
- Don't forget your camera!
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 36 hours before the experience starts for a full refund.
Questions
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