Experience Highlights

This enriching private day tour from Amman weaves together spiritual insight and rejuvenating natural wonder as you visit two of Jordan’s most iconic and meaningful sites—the sacred Baptism Site of Jesus Christ (Bethany Beyond the Jordan) and the awe-inspiring Dead Sea.

Your experience begins with comfortable hotel pickup in Amman by a private driver, setting the tone for a peaceful and personalized journey. Travel south through the storied Jordan Valley to Bethany Beyond the Jordan, where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist. A knowledgeable local guide from the official site authority will accompany you, sharing biblical and historical insights as you explore archaeological ruins, early Christian churches, baptismal pools, and the path to the Jordan River. The atmosphere here is reverent and still, inviting personal reflection and connection regardless of your faith background.

Next, continue to the world-famous Dead Sea—Earth’s lowest point and a natural marvel. You’ll access a resort or day-use beach facility where you can float effortlessly in its dense, mineral-rich waters. The sensation is both surreal and meditative. Many choose to coat themselves in the nutrient-rich black mud known for its therapeutic skin benefits. Facilities include showers, loungers, and shaded areas so you can fully relax and enjoy the views across the Judean Desert and West Bank.

This full-day private experience includes round-trip transportation in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle with bottled water and an English-speaking driver. It’s ideal for solo travelers, couples, families, or spiritual groups interested in biblical history, natural healing, or quiet reflection. The flexible itinerary allows time for questions, personal space, and optional stops, creating a thoughtful and meaningful day in Jordan.

Whether you’re a pilgrim retracing biblical footsteps or a curious traveler drawn to the healing waters of the Dead Sea, this tour provides an unforgettable blend of history, spirituality, and self-care that will resonate long after your return to Amman.