Aqaba Cruises
Located on the shores of the Gulf of Aqaba, the ancient city of the same name has thousands of years of history hidden within its heart. The imposing 15th century Mamluk Fort once served as a military site and the city is also gateway to the awe-inspiring Lost City of Petra. One of the Seven Wonders of the World, this breath-taking archaeological site is carved in sandstone and was hidden until rediscovery in 1812.
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Lost City of Petra
An air of mystery engulfs visitors to the ‘Lost City’ of Petra, one of the New Wonders of the World. Forgotten by less enduring civilisations for 12 centuries, the city is half-built, half-carved into rock, deep within the Jordanian desert.
Dead Sea
This iconic lake is one of the saltiest bodies of water on the planet. Those who choose to take a refreshing dip will find that they can float effortlessly on the buoyant, mineral-rich waters, which are more than four times denser than fresh water.
Wadi Rum
Spectacular Wadi Rum is cut into sandstone and granite and is the largest Wadi (valley) in Jordan. Desert scenes from Lawrence of Arabia were filmed among the fiery orange landscapes. Elsewhere, there are temple ruins, petroglyphs, rock formations and more.
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