Petra via King’s Highway Day Trip from Amman

Travel from Amman to Petra via Jordan’s scenic King’s Highway with a private vehicle and dedicated driver. Planned stops include Madaba and St. George’s Church, Mount Nebo, Wadi Mujib viewpoint, Karak Castle, Dana Reserve viewpoint and Shobak Castle before arriving in Petra. The displayed package price applies to a same-day return to Amman; returning on a different day requires separate pricing based on the return date and itinerary.

Embark on an unforgettable journey from Amman to Petra via the legendary King’s Highway, one of the oldest and most scenic routes in the world. This route perfectly blends religious landmarks, historic castles, and breathtaking natural landscapes. Your journey begins in Amman heading toward Madaba, where you will visit St. George’s Church, famous for its ancient mosaic map of the Holy Land. Next, continue to Mount Nebo, the site believed to be where Prophet Moses stood, offering stunning panoramic views over the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea. Then, enjoy a stop at the breathtaking Wadi Mujib viewpoint, often referred to as the “Grand Canyon of Jordan,” known for its dramatic landscapes and deep canyons. The journey continues to Karak Castle, a massive Crusader fortress standing proudly on a hilltop, rich with history and impressive architecture. Drive further along the King’s Highway with a scenic stop overlooking the beautiful Dana Reserve, where untouched nature and majestic mountains create a unique and peaceful atmosphere. You will also visit Shobak Castle, another historic fortress perched on a mountain, before heading toward your final destination. 🕒 Duration: The journey to Petra via the King’s Highway takes approximately 7 hours, where the road itself becomes part of the experience—filled with scenic views and historical stops, not just a way to reach Petra. Finally, arrive at the magical city of Petra, where your adventure begins by walking through the Siq, leading to the iconic Treasury (Al-Khazneh), one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.