8 Días Mágicos: De Jerusalén a Petra, Maravillas del Medio Oriente

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Excursiones en Cairo

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every day

Lugar de recogida

cairo airport

Descripción

Discover a unique experience exploring some of the most iconic and historically significant places in the Middle East. From the vibrant city of Tel Aviv to holy Jerusalem, passing through the breathtaking Judean Desert and the mystical ruins of Petra, this journey will take you to explore cultural treasures, stunning natural landscapes, and religious sites that have shaped centuries of civilization. Immerse yourself in ancient history while enjoying the beauty and diversity of Israel and Jordan, experiencing an unforgettable adventure each day that blends tradition, culture, and nature.

Arrival at Ben Gurion Airport and direct transfer to Jerusalem for accommodation.
Tour of the Judean Desert and visit to the Dead Sea, the lowest point in the world.
Cable car ride up to the Masada Fortress, the last Jewish stronghold against the Romans.
Visit to the excavations of Herod's palace, ancient synagogue and aqueduct at Masada.
Walk through the Mount of Olives with panoramic views of Jerusalem and visit to the Garden of Gethsemane.
Tour of the modern city of Jerusalem, including the Israel Museum and the Yad Vashem memorial.
Visit to the Old City: Western Wall, Via Dolorosa, Church of the Holy Sepulchre and Mount Zion.
Excursion to Bethlehem to visit the Basilica and Grotto of the Nativity, and the Shepherds' Field.
Border crossing into Jordan to visit the Roman city of Jerash and the capital Amman.
Visit Petra, "the Pink City", exploring its canyon and rock-carved monuments.
Stop in Madaba to see the mosaic map of the Holy Land and climb Mount Nebo for historic views.
Return to Israel crossing the Allenby Bridge and accommodation in Tel Aviv before departure flight.

Incluido

Airport-hotel-airport transfers and ground transportation throughout the tour.
Accommodation in selected category hotels with breakfast and dinners included according to itinerary.
Professional local guide in Spanish during all visits and excursions.
Entrance fees to the archaeological sites, museums and national parks mentioned in the program.
Cable car ride up to the Masada Fortress.
Detailed tours and visits in Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, Petra, Jerash, Amman and other destinations.
Assistance with border procedures between Israel and Jordan.

No Incluido

Drinks and meals not specifically mentioned as included.
nternational and domestic flights, except for transfers specified in the itinerary.
Travel insurance and medical or personal expenses.
Optional activities or excursions outside the official program.
Personal expenses, such as phone calls, laundry, or shopping.

DAY 1: DESTINATION – TEL AVIV

Arrival at Ben Gurion Airport. Airport assistance. Transfer to Jerusalem. Dinner and overnight stay in Jerusalem.

DAY 2: Judean Desert / Dead Sea / Masada Fortress

Journey through the Judean Desert, reaching the Dead Sea region, the lowest point on Earth (400 meters below sea level). Ascend by cable car to the fortress of Masada, the last stronghold of the Jews in their fight against the Romans. Visit the excavations of Herod's palace, the ancient synagogue, the aqueduct, and more. Enjoy panoramic views of the region and descend to take a refreshing dip in the salty waters of the Dead Sea (weather permitting).

Return to the hotel in Jerusalem. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 3: Mount of Olives / Modern City / Ein Karem

Departure via Mount Scopus towards the Mount of Olives to enjoy a panoramic view of the entire city of Jerusalem and explanations about the city's most significant sites. Visit to the Garden of Gethsemane and the Basilica of the Agony.

A tour of modern Jerusalem, including a visit to the Shrine of the Book at the Israel Museum, which houses the Dead Sea Scrolls and a model of Herodian Jerusalem. The tour continues with a visit to Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial museum, and the Ein Karem neighborhood, home to the Church of St. John the Baptist and the Church of the Visitation.

Return to the hotel in Jerusalem. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 4: Old City / Bethlehem

Departure for the Old City of Jerusalem, visiting the Western Wall, the Via Dolorosa, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Continue to Mount Zion to visit the Tomb of King David, the Cenacle, and the Dormition Abbey. In the afternoon, visit Bethlehem, home to the Basilica and Grotto of the Nativity. Visit to the Shepherds' Field*.

Return to Jerusalem. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 5: Jerash / Amman

Departure from Jerusalem towards the Sheikh Hussein Bridge, one of the border crossings between Israel and Jordan. After completing border formalities, continue to Jerash, visiting this city considered one of the Roman Decapolis. Proceed to Amman, capital of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Brief city tour.

Dinner and accommodation in Amman.

DAY 6: Petra

Departure for the Mousa River valley outside Petra, known as the "Rose City," capital of the Nabataean Kingdom from the 3rd century BC to the 2nd century AD. Horseback ride through the imposing Ciq (Canyon). Visit to the Khazneh, a treasury carved from rose-colored stone, the Roman Theater, the Corinthian Tomb, and the Palace Tomb.
Dinner and overnight stay in Petra.

DAY 7: Madaba / Mount Nebo

Departure for Madaba to visit the Church of St. George, whose floor features a mosaic map of the Holy Land. Continue to Mount Nebo, from where Moses viewed the Promised Land. Proceed to the Allenby Bridge, the border crossing between Jordan and Israel. After completing border formalities, continue to Tel Aviv.

Dinner and accommodation in Tel Aviv.

DAY 8: TEL AVIV – DESTINATION

Transfer to Ben Gurion Airport for departure flight.

Preguntas Frecuentes

Yes, it is possible to visit Petra from Jerusalem, but it requires crossing the border between Israel and Jordan, which involves border formalities and is usually part of an organized tour or a trip planned well in advance.

Ideally, you should dedicate at least 2 full days: one day to explore Petra and another to visit the Wadi Rum desert, as both sites offer many activities and places to discover.

It is neither common nor easy to take a day trip from Jordan to Jerusalem due to border controls and the time it takes to cross the border; it is usually recommended to plan at least one night for this visit.

Yes, you can visit Petra from Israel, but it requires crossing an international border and complying with the immigration requirements of both countries. It's recommended to do so with an organized tour.

Yes, Petra is a tourist destination open to visitors of all religions, including Muslims.

Yes, Jews can visit Petra; however, they must comply with Jordan's border and immigration requirements, and it is advisable to research them thoroughly before traveling due to the political relations between the two countries.