This 9 day small group adventure tour includes short journeys by minibus as well as a 2hr ferry ride across the Gulf of Aqaba and an hour's flight to Cairo.
Up to £330 off selected dates. Late availability on these dates: 04 Sep, 11 Sep, 14 Sep, 21 Sep, 25 Sep, 02 Oct, 09 Oct, 16 Oct, 23 Oct, 06 Nov, 12 Nov, 13 Nov
This nine day Jordan and Egypt budget holiday will have you expanding horizons and exploring cultural highlights from Amman to Dahab with a short flight to Cairo rounding off things rather nicely as part of an efficient and all-encompassing small group tour.
There aren’t too many Jordan and Egypt budget holidays that offer quite the same amount of epic adventures with Petra, the Red Sea and time spent under the stars in Wadi Rum all adding to the increasing excitement levels as you edge ever closer to Egypt’s most iconic landmarks, the pyramids.
Spending time with Bedouin people and treading in the footprints of explorers past and in the shadow of the pharaohs makes this Jordan and Egypt budget holiday really come to life with relaxation at a Red Sea beach camp bound to resonate with sun-worshippers and responsible travellers alike.
As with all trips to Egypt, we advise reading the safety section of the trip notes prior to booking.
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Price information
£1150£996To£1525£1455excluding flights
Single supplement from £255 - £270.
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Holiday information
Small group budget tour, ideal for solos or couples:
This is one of our budget trips, designed specifically for travellers who still want the security of group travel without lots of added inclusions. These trips don't have many included activities & meals are rarely included in the price, giving you the opportunity to search out local restaurants and sample regional specialities to your heart's content. The amount of free time in these itineraries means that these trips often appeal to younger travellers looking to explore independently and tailor the trip to your own interests. You often won't spend too many days in any one place and you'll pack lots of different locations into your holiday.
Reviews
1 Reviews of Jordan and Egypt budget holiday
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Reviewed on 20 Oct 2016 by Sam Mahlasela
1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?
Visiting both the Christian Othordox Churches as well as the Muslim Churches was an eye opener in term of how churches evolved.
2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?
It's an impressive tour! It's not only about seeing other countries but to enhance yourself on how other communities survived after colonialisation. The results of the global economic impact on the poor is universal.
3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, reduced environmental impacts or supported conservation?
Any holiday or tour does benefit local economy with regards to the investment brought by tourism
4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall?
This holiday was very impressive compared to what the costs were. Works class hotels and skillful tour leader was experienced. I was also impressed on how other people know South Africa, some know it better than I anticipated.
Responsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) holiday so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your holiday to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.
Planet
As a global operator, we take our role in the tourism industry very seriously. We recognise the impact that tourism has on local communities and the environment, and we plan and operate all our tours with this front of our minds. We believe that every tour operator must be responsible in the way they conduct their business, to ensure the welfare of all people and the conservation of the environment.
We are committed to operating in a responsible manner, incorporating the principles of sustainable development in the way we provide our travellers with real life experiences. These values are more than just words on a page; they are ingrained in our culture and the daily operations of every office and every trip. In addition, we expect our staff and travellers to demonstrate the principles of responsible travel - respecting people, cultures and local environments; in the distribution of wealth; in good will and cross-cultural sharing; and in contributing to sustainable development.
As company our responsibilities don’t stop when our tours end. Our own in house foundation has been in operation for over 10 years; a not-for-profit fund that has distributed over AU$3 million to more than 70 non-government organisations since 2002, from health care, education, human rights, child welfare, sustainable development and in environmental and wildlife protection. Donations come from our travellers and are then matched by us dollar for dollar.
A Project supported in Egypt is A.C.E (Animal Care in Egypt) this is a team of 12 fulltime workers, 2 vets and a number of volunteers that care for injured, sick and mistreated animals, providing them with professional veterinary care, nutritious meals and relief from pain.
People
We take care to use local transport throughout and stay in small, locally owned hotels and guesthouses. We source produce locally throughout the trip, eat at local restaurants and encourage our travellers to purchase souvenirs from local artisans and recruit our on the ground team from the local community. This not only gives a fantastic insight into the country and a snap shot of day to day life, but it also puts valuable financial resources back into the local economy, creating jobs and supporting local businesses.
The local leaders on this trip are passionate about their country’s history, people, culture and environment; they will lead you through a journey of discovering their country whilst leaving as small an impact on the environment as possible. Travellers are encouraged to buy local cotton shopping bags and leave no rubbish behind. On this trip you experience the warmth and company of Bedouin hosts in a simple desert camp, where stories of their history and culture are told beneath a twinkling desert sky.
We believe that responsible travel is about the attitude you take with you and the choices you make when travelling - to respect and benefit local people, their cultures, economy and the environment. On trips like this through the Middle East for example, dress standards are conservative, and we recommend loose, lightweight clothing so as not to offend, particularly outside of the major cities.
