This 11-day combined tour explores Lebanon and Jordan as two distinct yet complementary destinations within a single journey. Visitors experience Lebanon's cultural and religious sites — from Baalbek's Roman temples to Qadisha Valley — then fly to Jordan to discover Jerash's Roman ruins, the rose-red city of Petra, vast Wadi Rum desert, and the mineral-rich Dead Sea. Combining Lebanon and Jordan in one trip is like traveling five countries within ten nights.
Airport arrival and hotel check-in.
National Museum, downtown landmarks, mosques, and churches.
Tour Jeita Grotto, visit the Harissa shrine with cable car views, and explore Byblos' Crusader castle.
Visit the Cedars of God forest, Gibran museum, Qadisha Valley, and Qozhaya monastery.
Tour Baalbek's Roman temples, Anjar's Umayyad ruins, and Ksara wine caves.
Travel to Amman with hotel check-in.
Visit the Citadel and Roman theater in Amman, then spend a full day exploring Jerash's ancient Roman city.
Visit Mt. Nebo church, Madaba's famous mosaics, and the castles of Karak and Shobak before arriving at Petra.
Horse-guided entry into Petra, then a 4x4 jeep desert tour of Wadi Rum with Bedouin tent overnight.
Morning at Wadi Rum, then float in the Dead Sea and visit the baptism site of Jesus.
Transfer to Amman airport.
Lebanon shares its eastern border with Syria — this combined journey pairs Beirut and the Lebanese highlights with Damascus and the wonders of Syria.
Lebanon is a country of multiple origins, resplendent in its diverse landscapes, faiths and five thousand years of history — discover it all.
Lebanon is a tiny all-in-one country where you can find anything — coast, mountains, ancient ruins and world-class cuisine, all within an hour's drive.