2Days-1Night: in Petra by Kings Highway Includes Dead Sea

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Jordan Day Tour And More offering a two day one night tour to the following sites: first day include Madaba, the City of Mosaics, Mount Nebo where Moses is thought to be buried, live the floating experience in the Dead Sea includes lunch, visite al Karak castle one of the largest crusader castles in the Levant and at the end you will spend overnight in Petra and you can see (Petra By Night). second day: you will enjoy your tour in Petra and discover it before you get back to your hotel in Amman.
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Pickup and drop-off from your Amman hotel

Bottled water in the vehicle

Wi-Fi inside the vehicle

English-speaking driver

Transfer by air-conditioned vehicle

Dead Sea Ticket +Lunch

One night in Petra + Breakfast 
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Drinks

Tips

Towels

Travel Insurance

Hotel Facilities (Spa, Swimming pool,..)

Madaba, Mount Nebo, Al-Karak castle, and petra Tickets

Petra by Night Ticket

Anything not mentioned 
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Note: if you want to see Petra by night you should book your tour on (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday)


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