Dead Sea & King's Highway
UNESCO-listed Kastron Mefa'a, with a 15-metre stylite tower and the mosaic floor of St Stephen's Church.
Umm ar-Rasas began as a Roman military camp and grew into a Byzantine and early Islamic town with at least sixteen churches. The mosaic floor of St Stephen's Church, dated AD 718, shows the cities of the Holy Land and Egypt with remarkable detail.
A short walk away stands a lonely stylite tower, where a hermit once lived on a platform at the top.
Ma'in Hot Springs, Madaba, Mukawir (Machaerus) +1 more
Baptism Site (Bethany beyond the Jordan)
The place on the Jordan River where John baptised Jesus – a UNESCO World Heritage site visited by popes and pilgrims.
4 tours
Mount Nebo
The summit from which Moses looked over the Promised Land, with Byzantine mosaics and views to Jericho and Jerusalem.
8 tours
Madaba
The City of Mosaics, home of the 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land in St George's Church.
11 tours
The Dead Sea
The lowest point on Earth, more than 430 metres below sea level – float effortlessly and cover yourself in mineral mud.
14 tours
