Truly memorable experience- Petra, Wadi Rum, Bedouin tent and Dead Sea - This tour was awesome. My wife and I were celebrating our anniversary and we did it in style. Visiting Petra, 4x4 drive thru Wadi Rum, staying the night at a Bedouin camp site and the Dead Sea resort was a truly memorable experience. Our driver cum guide on this private trip, Omar Asha, was exceptional and he made the whole trip truly special. I would highly recommend getting Omar for anyone taking this tour👏👏

Great experience, very... - Great experience, very well organized. Our guide Omar made everything go very smooth. At the same time it felt very relaxed, we never felt rushed to do anything.

The Best of Jordan! - We spent two wonderful days exploring some of Jordan's most beautiful treasures, namely Petra and Wadi Rum. Omar was our driver, and he took us to some of the best corners of Wadi Rum. You really have to know this area and Omar is an expert. The camp was gorgeous. The desert land is unlike anything we had experienced. And if it's pictures you want to remember your trip by, Omar is an EXCELLENT photographer. Highly recommend this trip and the unique and talented Omar!

An Unforgettable Adventure - The overnight stay at Wadi Rum with gracious hosts, and, of course - the visit to Petra, a Cloud Nine experience by itself. Omar, our guide, went out of his way to make our trip enjoyable and memorable.

A Must-Try Jordan Experience (Highly Recommended) - It was the BEST Jordan experience one can have! Everything was well organized. Our tour guide, Omar, was very accommodating and was so enthusiastic about showing us the important highlights that we have to know about their beautiful country. He never hesitated to stop by places that we were all curious about or wanted to take pictures with. Along the way, there were also stopovers and he knows all the best places with great views, souvenirs, and refreshments. The Wadi Rum 4x4 ride was also a one-of-a-kind experience. We were joined by Abud who gave us the best Wadi Rum adventure. He even showed us some Bedouin ways of life, such as making a Bedouin soap by grinding a desert-growing plant that when you rubbed it in your hands with water, creates bubbles. It was really interesting to know all these from them. And sleeping overnight in the desert, and waking up with the view of Wadi Rum was so breathtaking. All in all, thanks to them that our trip was awesome.

Magical Petra - Our tour to Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea was incredible. We spent about 5 hours in Petra, making it all the way to the Monastery, and this was enough time as by the time we made it back we were exhausted with the extreme heat. The Wadi Rum off roading experience was certainly entertaining and the sunset was beautiful. The camp at Wadi Rum was comfortable with private restrooms and the food was good. Our guide Omar did a great job keeping us on schedule and showing us as much as possible - he took us to Aqaba as well for a quick detour - this isn’t included in the package. Lastly, the mud and wading excursion in the Dead Sea was a once in a lifetime experience.

Nice quick tour of Petra wadi rum and Dead Sea - The guides and itineraries were good but would like to have more flexibility to manage our time and engage in areas which rank higher in our interests

Jordan of a thousand colors - Fantastic tour, our guide Omar was very helpful and kind, he went out of his way to explain to us even though we didn't speak English.

Fantastic place to visit - First of all our driver/tour guide through out the whole trip was very pleasant at all. He was very pleasant and courteous and attentive to all our needs. I think his name is Ahmed if I am not mistaken. He always offered us water or to be taken somewhere we want to eat before arriving to our destination. His car was spacious and very clean and the aircon was very cool especially for a long drive. We highly recommend his service and his personality was impeccable. The trip to Petra was a dream destination and awesome. Even though its a little bit hot but we manage everything all right. The Wadi Rum tour was almost perfect because the water pressure was very low especially the shower, unbelievable. I used the bidet hose to take light shower instead of the real shower at all. Minor glitch with the aircon but they fixed it right away. Dinner was fantastic. Breakfast was a Okay. I was looking for some fruits but did not see one. Over all, minor glitch is fine. We slept good and the place is very good. WIFI was terrible, no signal in our room, we have to go to dining hall to get signal. Thanks for the accommodations. We like the place. Lito M.

Disappointing and Poor Value for Money - I undertook a two day private tour, guided by Omar, to visit Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea in early October 2023, overnighting in Wadi Rum (as part of the tour package). The tour cost roughly £500, which was a lot of money (but I understood that this would be an opportunity to see some once-in-a-lifetime sights and was encouraged by the positive reviews that I read on Tripadvisor. To be clear upfront, this ‘tour ‘ was not worth the money, and I would warn others against booking it. Whilst it followed the itinerary advertised, it did not warrant the high cost and did not meet my expectations at all. I’ve provided further detail below with the hope that you can understand my criticisms with this tour. Firstly, this tour was advertised as having an English speaking driver. Whilst Omar did speak some English, this was very limited and he was often unable to answer my questions. In addition to this, Omar did not provide any background information to the sites we visited or much detail on the itinerary (so I was dropped at each site with an abrupt “this is x, you have y amount of time here”). This meant that the experience didn’t feel much like a tour (and I could have just as well have hired a car and done the journey myself or booked a taxi to do this, as Omar didn’t add anything). Whilst driving between sites, Omar frequency used his phone, ringing and answering calls from people (in Arabic), over the car’s Bluetooth; this was unprofessional and meant that the journey wasn’t even relaxing. We also made several stops at ‘rest stops’, which seemed to be souvenir shops at the side of the highway. At several of these, Omar subsequently disappeared for 20-30 minutes to ‘make a phone call’, leaving me with very little to do (and disappointed that we were wasting time at a rest stop instead of utilising that time to enjoy Petra/Wadi Rum/the Dead Sea). Each time Omar disappeared, I had to text him to tell him where I was (as I was concerned by the amount of time that he disappeared for). In terms of the sites we visited, Petra was amazing (but I had to purchase my own ticket to access the site - utilising the Jordan Pass). The ‘tour’ did not provide a guide around Petra, and Omar dropped me a little far from the main entrance (so I had to walk to/from here before my Petra visit and afterwards). I was given three hours at Petra, which wasn’t enough time to properly enjoy it (and was less time than I was expecting, given the itinerary on the tripadvisor page referenced more time). It was shame that this felt rushed when we then subsequently wasted a lot of time at rest stops (outlined above). The Dead Sea was also enjoyable, those the resort that we visited (the Ramada) was a rough and ready, with a lot of visitors. Again, I was only given two hours at this site to visit the Dead Sea and have lunch. Wadi Rum was also very interesting. In terms of the 4x4 Jeep Tour aspect - this was not private (as I’d have presumed), but shared. The accommodation in Wadi Rum was disappointing, with the ‘deluxe tent’ being a cloth covered concrete block which was well in need of an update. The shower area was disgusting (dirty, with discarded shampoo bottles). Soft drinks at the ‘camp’ cost 4JD (roughly $5 USD) each, but we were not told this until we left (ridiculously, we were invited to help ourselves to drinks during dinner and then were told that they cost money the next morning, when a member of staff stopped around at each ‘tent’ to request payment - this seemed to annoy everyone staying in the ‘camp’). Whilst staying at the ‘camp’ we were also hassled to take a camel tour early in the morning, several times, whilst eating dinner. My final criticism would be that, on top of all of the above, Omar spent much of the tour trying to sell me extra ‘upgrades’ or other tours. Despite me telling him that I had plans for Saturday, he told me to cancel these and said that he would provide me with a tour of Amman (to be clear, I did not ask for this and had to explicitly say no to it several times). I was also offered ‘upgrades’ of additional stops during the tour itself - including at Mount Nebo - which we drove past. It was disappointing that this couldn’t have just been offered as an additional free stop (as we drove past it, and I had already paid so much). These several attempts to upsell me on other tours and additional stops made me disappointed, and it was not professional. If you’ve read this far, you’ll have gathered that I did not really enjoy my time on this tour and would not recommend it. If you do want to visit Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea, DO IT ON YOUR OWN in a hire car and renting a room in a hotel in/near Wadi Rum and DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY OR THIS TOUR! Safe travels!