Half-Day Private Tour of Baptism Site and Dead Sea from Amman

The Dead Sea in Jordan we have all heard of this renowned salt lake, its natural beauty, and healing qualities. The Dead Sea is a fabulous holiday destination and Jordan is the perfect setting for those who wish to experience the qualities of the lake in peace and quiet. At 423 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea is officially the lowest place on earth making it an even more fascinating destination to visit.

Also known as the Salt Sea, the Dead Sea is an ideal location for rest and relaxation with biking and hiking aplenty. A holiday to the Dead Sea provides an idyllic alternative to the bustling cities, with plenty of things to do for those who seek a little adventure.

Baptism Site (Bethany of beyond) many tourists coming to Jordan are eager to explore its rich Christian history, and a visit to Bethany Beyond the Jordan is the best place to discover this heritage. Thought to be the baptismal site of Jesus Christ, Bethany Beyond the Jordan is the number one place for Christians to visit in the Kingdom of Jordan. Bethany not only serves as an archeological treasure dating back to the 1st century CE, but as a significant pilgrimage site as well. Christians come to retrace the biblical steps of where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist. Bethany is toured by millions of visitors annually, and it was classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2015. Join our in-depth Bethany Tour for an incredible experience.

Historians and archaeologists have claimed Bethany as the place where John the Baptist once lived, preached, and baptized Jesus of Nazareth. There is no way to know exactly when the famous baptism took place, but it’s estimated at around 30 CE, during the beginning of his ministry. Most Christian denominations accept these archeological findings and evidential claims. Agriculturists from the Copper Age (around 3500 BC), once dwelled here too, making it an intriguing destination for tourists of different backgrounds to discover.