Petra Day Tour from Sharm El Sheikh 

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to explore one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Petra, the Rose-Red City of Jordan. Nestled within a canyon, Petra is a 2,000-year-old city built by the Nabataeans and later expanded by the Romans. Lost for over 1,000 years, it was rediscovered in 1812, and now you have the chance to explore its hidden beauty on a guided Petra Day Tour from Sharm El Sheikh.

Tour Highlights:

• Scenic Ferry Ride 🚢: Your adventure begins with a comfortable, air-conditioned transfer to Taba Marina, followed by a two-hour ferry ride across the stunning Gulf of Aqaba. 🌊

• The Siq – The Narrow Passageway 🌄: Upon arrival in Petra, you will walk through the Siq, a breathtaking narrow canyon that leads you to the heart of the Rose-Red City.

• Treasury & Royal Tombs 🏛️: Explore Petra’s iconic Treasury, the impressive Roman Theatre, and the Colonnaded Street. Discover the hidden Facade Street, Qasr Al-Bint, and the ancient Royal Tombs.

• Guided Tour of Petra 🐴: Enjoy a short horse ride and a detailed guided walk around the city, learning the fascinating history of Petra and its significance as an ancient trade route.

• Lunch at a Local Restaurant 🍽️: Refuel with a delicious traditional lunch at a local restaurant, offering a chance to rest and enjoy authentic Jordanian cuisine.

Why Choose the Petra Day Tour from Sharm El Sheikh?

This tour offers a seamless and unforgettable experience, allowing you to witness the grandeur of Petra in one day. Perfect for travelers staying in Sharm El Sheikh, it combines stunning landscapes, rich history, and a taste of Jordanian culture. 🌍

📅 Book your Petra Day Tour today and step into the ancient wonders of Petra, a world-renowned archaeological site that has captivated travelers for centuries. 🏞️

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​For more detailed information about Petra, you can visit the UNESCO World Heritage Centre’s page on the site: ​UNESCO World Heritage Centre