Private Christian Tour: Madaba, Mount Nebo, Jordan River & Lot's Cave from Amman
Description
- Private tour, exclusively for your party to ensure a personalized experience
- Hassel free pick up and drop off from your location
- Flexibility to explore independently with free time
- Get insights into local culture, history, and nature
- Value for money service
With limited public transport available, doing your own day trip to the Christianity-linked sites around Amman can be difficult. This private faith-based tour makes it easy: taking you to Madaba to see its 6th-century Holy Land mosaic; then proceed to Mount Nebo, the reputed site of Moses’ death; afterwards visit Jesus’ believed baptism location on the River Jordan recognized by the Vatican. Then visit the desert of Moab. Optional upgrade to Lot’s Cave is available upon request, mentioned in the Bible making this tour very special to the pilgrimage tourist out there. The tour includes private air-conditioned transport with leisure vehicle and English-Speaking Driver who doubles up as your guide. This tour also offers local guides at Madaba and Jordan River.
Included
- Hotel pick up and drop off
- Private Transfer by air-conditioned leisure new vehicle according to number of participants
- English-Speaking Driver
- Local English-Speaking Guide at Bethany (collective), and Madaba Saint George Church (in private)
- Entrance to Madaba Archaeological Park
- Entrance to Madaba Saint George Church
- Entrance to Mount Nebo Memorial Church of Moses
- Entrance to Bethany (Baptism Site at Jordan River)
- Entrance Fees to Lot Cave, if optional visit selected
- On board WI-FI
Excluded
- All type of meals, unless option with lunch selected (Vegetarian meal by request)
- All type of beverages
- All type of gratuities (Tips to the Driver, and Local Guide) – Recommended
- Personal Expenses
- Any other service not mentioned
Know before you go
- Clients are advised to bring hats, sun screen, and comfortable walking shoes.
- Dress code at Churches: Modest.
- Visits to churches are not allowed during prayer times.