Over day Petra by Ferry Boat from Sharm EL Sheikh
Why we love it?
Inclusions
- ALL TRANSFERS BY Air Condition BUS
- FERRY BOAT TICKETS
- Visa one day of Jordan.
- ENGLISH OR RUSSIAN SPEAKING GUIDE
- ENTRANCE FEES
- LUNCH DURING THE TOUR
Exclusions
- ANY EXTRAS NOT MENTIONED IN THE PROGRAM
- DRINKS WITH LUNCH IN THE RESTAURANT
- FOR OTHER LANGUAGE GUIDE IN PETRA it will be an EXTRA FEE
Itinerary
Over day Petra by Ferry Boat from Sharm EL Sheikh
Itinerary
Day 1
Over day Petra by Ferry Boat from Sharm EL Sheikh
pick up from your hotel in Sharm El sheikh around
23:30 β 00:30 and transfer to Taba by modern air-conditioned bus. the journey takes approximately
3.5 hours.
arrive in Taba and meet with your guide who will
assist you with the boat transfer to Aqaba.
board the boat and enjoy a scenic cruise across
the red sea to Aqaba.
upon arrival in Aqaba, you will be met by your
guide and transferred to Petra for a full day
visit.
begin your exploration of Petra, the ancient city
of the Nabateans, known for its stunning rock-cut
architecture.
the entrance of the Siq, a narrow canyon leading
into Petra.
walk through the Siq, marveling at the intricate
carvings and rock formations along the way.
as you emerge from the Siq, catch your first
glimpse of the iconic treasury, a breathtaking
sight that has stood for over 2000 years.
continue along the facades street, exploring the
royal tombs, the roman theatre, the roman
colonnaded street, and qasr al-bent.
enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant in
Petra.
after lunch, return to Aqaba port and board the
cruise back to Taba.
upon arrival in Taba, drive back to your hotel in
Sharm el sheikh.
arrive at your hotel in Sharm el sheikh around
1:00 am, concluding your unforgettable journey
to Petra.
this itinerary provides a seamless and
unforgettable experience, allowing you to
explore the wonders of Petra from the comfort
of Sharm el sheikh. from the majestic treasury to
the ancient roman ruins, youβll immerse yourself
in the rich history and breathtaking beauty of
this UNESCO world heritage site.




