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1 Oct 2025 – 31 Dec 2025 · by johannel

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Johannesburg, South Africa

Vlieg Jhb - Doha om 19h50 op 1 Maart 26 Arriveer Doha 05h15 die volgende dag Vertrek Doha na Casablanca 08h15 en arriveer 14h30 Geenvisum nodig vir Qatar Benodig 'n Visum vir Morroko, evisa
Doha International Airport, Qatar
Casablanca, Morocco

Kyk artikel vir alternatief tot Uber AI Overview +5 Careem, a ride-hailing and delivery app, is available in several cities in Morocco, including Casablanca, Marrakech, and Rabat, according to Careem's website and other online sources. While Careem is a popular option, it's important to note that officially, ridesharing is not allowed in Morocco, and Careem operates in a gray area, with most drivers being unlicensed private individuals. Here's a more detailed look: Careem in Casablanca: Some posts on Reddit mention Careem as the most popular ride-sharing app in Casablanca, especially for expatriates. Careem in Marrakech: A Facebook thread discusses the use of Careem in Marrakech, along with inDrive, for getting around the city. Careem in Rabat: Tripadvisor discussions mention Careem as a taxi-hailing app in Rabat, and some hotels have Careem as a convenient option for travel. Legality: While Careem is widely used, it's important to remember that ridesharing is technically illegal in Morocco, and most Careem drivers are not licensed taxi drivers. I used a company called Visas Unlimited. Received the visa within 15 days (weekends included). Here is their website: https://visasunlimited.co.za Additionally, you can contact them via: enquiries@visasunlimited.co.za or contact Aletia (whom assisted me) at: aletia@visasunlimited.co.za Some must-see sights include the - Hassan II Mosque, -Old Medina, - The Corniche, a scenic promenade along the Atlantic, and - Mohammed V Square, - Notre Dame de Lourdes - Royal Palace buite aleen - Rix Cafe -Cassablanca Cathedral - Central Market (Marché Central) - Phare el-Hank (lighthouse): -Ain Diab Beach: Lixus, situated along the Atlantic coast, served as a vital Roman trading post. Established around the 7th century BCE, Lixus flourished as a center for the exchange of goods, connecting the Roman Empire to the riches of North Africa. The archaeological site reveals the remains of Roman baths, temples, and an amphitheater, underscoring the significance of Lixus in facilitating economic and cultural ties between Rome and the indigenous Berber populations.
Rabat, Morocco

Hike the Imtahleb Loop 7 km Key things to see and do include exploring the - Kasbah of the Oudaias: This fortified citadel is a must-see, known for its 12th-century architecture, serene gardens, and blue and white streets. -Mausoleum of Mohammed V: This mausoleum features Islamic architecture, peaceful gardens, and historical royal tombs, offering views of the waterfront. - Medina of Rabat: Explore the vibrant Medina, a blend of art, culture, and tradition, with artisan shops and local eateries. - Hassan Tower: This unfinished minaret, a symbol of Rabat, stands tall and is a testament to the city's past. - Chellah: This ancient Roman ruin offers a glimpse into Rabat's rich history. Andalusian Gardens: Enjoy a tranquil escape within the ancient walls of Rabat. - Royal Palace of Rabat: Admire the exterior of the King of Morocco's residence, a stunning example of traditional architecture. - National Zoo Rabat: A great option for families, offering diverse habitats and wildlife conservation efforts. - Museum Mohammed VI of Modern and Contemporary Art: Explore modern art from Moroccan and international artists. Les Jardins Exotiques de Bouknadel: These exotic gardens offer a unique botanical experience. Private Boat Guided Tour: Experience Rabat from the Bou Regreg River. Explore the streets: Wander through the narrow streets of the Medina, admiring the street art and local atmosphere. Relax on the beach: Enjoy a relaxing day at the beach, Plage de Rabat.
Tangier, Morocco

Must-see attractions include the - Kasbah, Tangier's ancient fortified citadel, - the Caves of Hercules, a natural cave with an Africa-shaped opening, and the -Tangier American Legation Museum, the only U.S. National Historic Landmark outside the U.S. -- Grand Socco: Explore the Grand Socco, a large square in the heart of the Medina, and enjoy its bustling atmosphere. - - Petit Socco: Visit the smaller Petit Socco square, a popular meeting place for locals and tours ts alike. - St. Andrew's Church: Explore this historic church, a blend of architectural styles and cultural significance. - Moshe Nahon Synagogue: Visit this beautiful synagogue, a testament to Tangier's diverse heritage. - Grand Mosque: Visit the Grand Mosque, a prominent landmark in Tangier. - Cap Spartel and Lighthouse hike 11.8km 300m elevation Visit Cap Spartel, a coastal point where the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean meet, offering beautiful views and opportunities for photography. Hiking Options at Cap Spartel: Lighthouse Loops: You can find routes like the "Lighthouse Cap Spartel – Cap Spartel loop from Mediouna" (11.8 km, 330m elevation gain), which offers a scenic walk around the park and to the lighthouse. Sandy Beach Loops: The "Cap Spartel – Sandy beach loop from Jbila" (8.54 km, 130m elevation gain) provides an opportunity to explore the sandy beaches and coastline. Caves of Hercules Trail: While not strictly within the park, the Caves of Hercules are nearby and can be reached via a hike or taxi from Cap Spartel.
Chefchaouen, Morocco

Hiking in Akchour, -waterfalls and the " Bridge of God" (Pont de Dieu). Akchour Waterfalls: The main attraction is the series of waterfalls cascading down a river. The hike involves following the river, passing by several smaller waterfalls, and eventually reaching the main waterfall. Bridge of God (Pont de Dieu): This natural rock bridge is a highlight, accessible via a separate trail that offers panoramic views of the landscape Hikes directly from Chefchaouen Don’t get me wrong, the Akshour hikes were amazing. For me the best part of Morocco. But you don’t have to take a cab 45 minutes out of town to do some great hikes in Chefchaouen. Here are the different hiking options based on intensity. Easy – Hike to the Spanish Mosque From the square you walk to the east side of town toward the river. You’ll cross a bridge and immediately find yourself at the entrance of the hike. Just start walking up the stairs straight across from the bridge, go to the right, and you’ll find yourself there in ~10-15 minutes. This is the perfect place to go for sunset, and it’s where you can take the classic blue city photo:
Volubilis, Morocco

Stay in Moulay Idriss 1 hour pleasant walk to the ruins - go early Volubilis is a partly excavated Berber-Roman city in Morocco, that may have been the capital of the Kingdom of Mauretania, at least from the time of King Juba II. Built in a fertile agricultural area, it developed from the 3rd century BC onward as a Berber, then proto-Carthaginian, settlement before being the capital of the kingdom of Mauretania. It grew rapidly under Roman rule from the 1st century AD onward and expanded to cover about 42 hectares (100 acres) with a 2.6 km (1.6 mi) circuit of walls. The city gained a number of major public buildings in the 2nd century, including a basilica, temple and triumphal arch. Its prosperity, which was derived principally from olive growing, prompted the construction of many fine town-houses with large mosaic floors. The city fell to local tribes around 285 and was never retaken by Rome because of its remoteness and indefensibility on the south-western border of the Roman Empire. It continued to be inhabited for at least another 700 years, first as a Latinised Christian community, then as an early Islamic settlement. In the late 8th century it became the seat of Idris ibn Abdallah, the founder of the Idrisid dynasty of Morocco. By the 11th century Volubilis had been abandoned after the seat of power was relocated to Fes. Much of the local population was transferred to the new town of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, about 5 km (3.1 mi) from Volubilis. The ruins remained substantially intact until they were devastated by an earthquake in the mid-18th century and subsequently looted by Moroccan rulers seeking stone for building Meknes. It was not until the latter part of the 19th century that the site was definitively identified as that of the ancient city of Volubilis. During and after the period of French rule over Morocco, about half of the site was excavated, revealing many fine mosaics, and some of the more prominent public buildings and high-status houses were restored or reconstructed. Today it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, listed for being "an exceptionally well preserved example of a large Roman colonial town on the fringes of the Empire".
Ifrane, Morocco

Ifrane National Park stretches across 500 square kilometres of cedar forest, rolling green hills and mountainous terrain in the Middle Atlas Mountains. Ifrane is often referred to as Morocco’s “Garden of Eden” because of its contrasting scenes of marshy wetlands, cherry orchards and Alpine forests. Visitors often marvel at the sheer diverse ecology of this protected park, and its typically “un-Morrocan” landscapes. The region is also home to a tenth of the world’s cedar forests. The two lakes that provide a haven for birdlife—Lake Afennourir and Tifounassine—are Ramsar sites. But that’s not the park’s only claim to fame. The cornerstone of the park is its massive concentration of Barbary Macaque, an old-world monkey species. Ifrane is home to the world’s highest concentration of Barbary macaque. The best way to explore the region is to walk one of the many loops and wildlife trails crisscrossing through the park Best for wildlife watching 7.4km (4.6 miles), 2.5 hours, moderate Close to Ifrane – aka Morocco’s Little Switzerland, thanks to its Alpine architecture and spotless streets – Ifrane National Park is spread over 500 sq km (310 sq miles) of the Middle Atlas mountains. It’s famed for its fragrant forests of Atlas cedars and troops of endangered Barbary macaques. The one-of-a-kind primate was once widespread in Europe and North Africa, but is now only found in small pockets of Morocco and Algeria’s northern mountain ranges. The park has several well-marked, easy-to-moderate trails, but – as the name suggests – the Monkey Trail will give you a good chance of spotting the mischievous macaques, as well as other forest residents, such as foxes and wild boar. It’s great for trail runners and mountain bikers too, since it’s shaded by lofty oak and cedar trees. Enlist a guide, such as Saleh Boudaoud, to discover more about the park’s flora and fauna and the threats the macaques face from human interaction and poaching for the exotic pet trade.
Fez, Morocco

Los die kar by Fes en haal die sneltrein na Marrakech - Medina of Fez, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the see the Blue Gate -Kairaouine Mosque, and Univeristy - Chouara Tannery, - Marinid Tombs for panoramic views of the city. - Bou Inania Madrasa, a beautifully decorated Islamic school, and the -Jnan Sbil Gardens, a lush oasis in the heart of the medina. - Bab Boujloud (Blue Gate) -Bou Inania Madrasa: Admire the intricate tilework and architecture of this Islamic school. - Nejjarine Museum: Discover a collection of traditional Moroccan woodwork and art. - Al-Attarine Madrasa: Another beautiful example of Islamic architecture and a scholarly institution. - Fez Mellah (Jewish Quarter): Explore the history and culture of this vibrant area. - Borj Nord and Merenid Tombs: Climb up to these sites for stunning views of the city. Zaouia Moulay Idriss II: A religious site dedicated to a revered Islamic figure. AI Overview +2 Yes, there is a direct train from Fez to Marrakech. The journey takes approximately 4-5 hours. The train is considered a scenic and relaxing way to travel between the two cities. Tickets can be purchased online at 12go.com or bookaway.com, or at the train station. Here's some more detail: Direct Trains: The route is well-serviced with multiple daily departures. Travel Time: The journey typically takes around 4-5 hours. Comfort: The train offers amenities like private cabins, large windows, and a separate smoking area. Accessibility: Train stations in Fez and Marrakech are accessible by public transport and are located relatively close to the city centers. Cost: Rail Ninja provides information on the lowest ticket cost for the route.
Fez-Meknès, Morocco
Marrakesh, Morocco

Arriveer per sneltrein. Bly by stasie Doen Marrakech sonder 'n kar en kry die kar vir die road trip AI Overview No, Uber does not operate in Marrakech. While Lonely Planet notes that ride-hailing apps like Uber, Lyft, and Careem are not available in Marrakesh, travelers can still utilize the city's taxi services, including "petit taxis" and "grand taxis" Popular sights include the -Jardin Majorelle, book Tickets in advance, the sell out koop aanlyn by https://www.jardinmajorelle.com/en/ R700.00 -the Bahia Palace, a stunning example of Moroccan architecture, - Bab Agnaou Gate - Jemaa el-Fnaa square, at day and night Le Salama of Restaurant Argana restaurants vir die view - Koutoubia Mosque, the -Kasbah Mosque - Madrassa Ben Youssuf - Photographic museum -Saadian Tombs, and the -El Badi Palace. -Medina -Tinsmit Square
Imlil, Atlas Mountains, Morocco

The most straight forward and gentlest of the three walks I would propose would take you from Imlil (1740m) along the east bank of the Ait Mizane Valley southwards, following the popular, undulating, trail, climbing steadily, towards the Toubkal refuges. It would first lead you past the village of Aroumd/Aremd (1960m) and on to the shrine of Sidi Chamharouch (2310m), frequented by Muslim pilgrims, and the cluster of cafes and small shops which have built up around it.. It takes about three hours, perhaps a little less, to reach the shrine. For the return, you would need to retrace your steps as far as Aroumd/Armed before switching to the far, western side of the valley to vary things a little before finally regaining Imlil. The full walk would need about five hours. Alternatively, if you were prepared to climb a little more steeply, you could head up the side valley eastwards from Imlil to the mountain pass of Tizi n'Tamatert (2279m) where you would find a simple, small cafe. From here you would gain lovely views further eastwards into the valley beyond, the Imenane Valley, where a succession of villages line its far, eastern bank. Amongst them is Tacheddirt, the largest village in that valley, found close to the valley head. The walk up to the pass takes about 2 or 2.5 hours; the return downhill would take a little less, of course. Some people walk the whole way along the meandering metalled road but you would be better off picking the soft mule path which leaves the road just before the entrance to the village of Tamatert, and then heads more or less directly up to the pass through the shade of Aleppo pine trees, Your third option would be to head up the side valley heading westwards from Imlil to the mountain pass of Tizi Mzik/Mezzik (2489m), reached in about 2.5 hours from Imlil. Once again, you would find a small cafe on the pass, amidst mature juniper trees, and views further westwards into the beautiful Azzaden valley. The return to Imlil, which normally takes about 2 hours, could be varied by deviating through the small, traditional villages of Mzikene and Arhrene, rather than simply retracing your steps directly to Imlil. The deviation would add perhaps another hour to your walking time, making a walk of around six hours in total. Stay at Kasbah Imlil
Aït Benhaddou, Morocco
Tinghir Province, Morocco

Tinghir, a town in Morocco's High Atlas Mountains, offers a variety of experiences, from exploring the Todra Gorge to experiencing the local Berber culture. Key attractions include the Todra Gorge, the palm groves of Tinghir, the old Jewish quarter (Mellah), and the Ksar of Tinghir. Visitors can also take a scenic drive to the Dades Valley and enjoy traditional Moroccan cuisine.
Merzouga, Morocco
Taliouine, Morocco

Taliouine offers a blend of cultural and natural attractions. Visitors can explore the Agadir Oufella Kasbah, visit the Saffron Museum, and hike in the Tislit Gorges. Additionally, Taliouine is a base for trips to Ouarzazate and the Sahara Desert.
Sidi Ifni, Morocco
Agadir, Morocco

Oorweeg om in Taghazout to bly stap die strand Stap Paradise Valley - Beach walk Plage d'Agadir - Agadir Medina (nuut gebou nie outentiek) and - Souk El Hike (nuut gebou koop al die groceries hier) - Die Kasbah is beskadig in aardbewing 1960 gaan op met die kabelkar vir die view, nie moete werd binne nie. Here's a more detailed look at what to see and do in Agadir: - Marina Agadir: Enjoy the lively atmosphere, walk along the docks, and admire the vessels Outdoor Adventures: - Souss-Massa National Park: Observe migratory birds, enjoy scenic landscapes, -Agadir Cable Car: Enjoy panoramic views of the city and coastline from the cable car. -Agadir kunsmuseum
Essaouira, Morocco
Marrakesh, Morocco

Gee die kar af en ry met die sneltrein na Casablanca. Slaap nie oor in Mareakech nie.
Mohammed V International Airport, Morocco

Arriveer by die sneltreinstasie i Casablanca en slaap naby die lughawe vir die vlug na Tunis
Tunis, Tunisia

Gebruik Bolt of In-drive
Hammamet, Tunisia
Monastir, Tunisia
Djerba Island, Tunisia
Tataouine, Tunisia
Douz, Tunisia
Tozeur, Tunisia
Al-Kaf, Tunisia
Duqqat al-Jadīda, Tunisia
Tunis, Tunisia
Amman, Jordan

-Gebruik Uber in Amman - Amman Museum -King Abdullah 1 Mosque - Citadel Roman Temple of Herculus, Arch of Hadrian, Hippodrome, South Gate -Roman Theatre - South Theatre -Umayyad Palace C7 by Citadel -Archaeological museum -Byzantine Churxh C6 Rainbow Street Start with a visit to the hilltop citadel, from which you can enjoy sweeping city views and explore the impressive ruins that span the years of Amman’s history from the Romans to the Umayyads. Among the evocative columns and temples, you’ll find an enormous stone hand, which is all that’s left of a once vast statue of Hercules. The Temple of Hercules – Built by the Romans around 160 CE, you can see columns from the old temple as well as remnants of a statue that once stood here. The Umayyad Palace – Dating back to the 7th and 8th centuries CE, these are some of the best-preserved buildings in the Citadel. The Byzantine Church – There are also remnants of a 6th century church, including parts of the original mosaiìcs (which you’ll see more of on Day 4!). Jordan Archaeological Museum – The Jordan Archaeological Museum has a collection of artifacts dating back to the Bronze Age.
Jerash, Jordan

C2 and C3 also Jerash Archeological museum -Hadrians Arch - Hippodrone - Temple of Zeus - Collonaded Street - Temple of Artemis - North Theatre - North Tetrapylon - North Gate - Nymphaeum Besoek ook Aljoun Castle en Aljoun Reserve vanaf Jerash
Umm Qais Museum, Jordan

Umm Qais | Tourist Jordan -Gadara Besoek die Romeinse ruïnes, west theatre, winkelstraat, THE 5 BEST Things to Do in Umm Qais (2025) - Must-See Attractions Umm Qais offers a rich historical and cultural experience, with highlights including exploring the Roman ruins, the West Theatre, the Basilica Terrace, and the Ottoman Village. Visitors can also enjoy panoramic views of the Sea of Galilee and dine at the on-site restaurant, known for its delicious food and stunning scenery. Key Things to Do in Umm Qais: Explore the Roman Ruins: Wander through the well-preserved remnants of the ancient city, including the West Theatre, the Basilica Terrace, and the Decumanus Maximus. Visit the West Theatre: This impressive structure, resembling a Colosseum, can hold three thousand spectators. Explore the Ottoman Village: Discover the remnants of a living village from the Ottoman era, including two houses, a mosque, and a girls' school. Enjoy the Views: Take in the breathtaking views of the Sea of Galilee, Syrian Golan Heights, and Mount Hermon. Dine at the Umm Qais Restaurant: Enjoy local Levantine cuisine and breathtaking views from the restaurant located within a former Ottoman House. Visit the Archaeological Museum: Learn about the history of Umm Qais through artifacts and displays, including finds from the tombs and ceramics from various periods. Explore the Tomb of Modestus: See the thick stone doors of this Roman tomb, still swinging on their ancient hinges. Discover the Roman Mausoleums: Continue along the Decumanus Maximus to explore the ruins of baths, mausoleums, and gates. Consider a Day Trip: Umm Qais is a popular destination for day trips from Amman, allowing you to explore the region's historical sites. Explore the surrounding area: Consider visiting nearby Jerash or Ajloun Castle.
Azraq, Jordan

Besoek die Azraq Wetland, die desert castles built by Umayyads C7 (best one is Al-Kharranah) and the Shaumari Wildlife centre. Besoek die Wetland Azraq is located in the eastern desert within Zarqa governorate. It has an area of 701;m2. Azraq Wetland Reserve was established in 1978. with an area of 12kmz. Azraq has a unique wetland located in the heart of the arid Jordanian desert. It contains several pools, a seasonally flooded marshland, and a large mudflat. A wide variety of birds visit the reserve each year, either stopping for a short rest on their long migration between Africa and Europe; or they stay for the winter and some breed in the wetland. The wetland, located in the heart of the desert, attracts np to half a million migrating birds at any one time. By 1993, however, the extraction of water was so great that no surface water remained and its ecological value was virtually destroyed. With international support, a rescue effort started in 1994 and a signicant portion of the wetland has been restored. Many of the birds for which the oasis was renowned are coming back and special boardwalks and bird hides have been constructed to enable visitors to see and enjoy them. Azraq lies at the centre of the eastern part of the Africa - Eurasian flyway, which is an important passage for the migratory and resident birds. The reserve is currently utilized by around 180 species on a regular basis in addition to around 90 vagrants and about 20 breeding species, resulting in a total about 290 species. The only endemic fish species native to Azraq is Azraq Killifish Aphanius sirhani, which is the onIy endemic vertebrate in Jordan. The main archaeological feature in Azraq WetIand Reserve is the remains of the Roman wall which goes back to 300 A.D. The area was aIso inhabited by the Omayyad Arabs, who also contributed to the history, and the desert castles around the reserve area still stand as an evidence of this contribution.
Madaba, Jordan

- St George Church with map mosaic C6 - Archaeological Park St George’s Church, which holds one of Jordan’s great treasures of the Byzantine period: an immense mosaic map of the Holy Land spread across the church’s floor. Mt Nebo (the Mountain where Moses was shown the Holy Land and then passed away.) Deuteronomy 34 1. St. George's Church & Madaba Mosaic Map: This church is renowned for housing the famous Madaba Mosaic Map, a Byzantine mosaic depicting the Holy Land. 2. Madaba Archaeological Park: Explore ancient ruins, including the Church of the Virgin Mary and Hippolytus Hall, featuring impressive mosaics. 3. Mount Nebo: Hike or drive to the top of Mount Nebo for stunning views of the Dead Sea, Jordan, and even Israel. You can also explore the Memorial Church of Moses and its mosaics. 4. Madaba Museum: Discover artifacts and exhibits that shed light on the history and culture of Madaba. 5. Adonis Restaurant & Cafe: Savor local Jordanian cuisine in a charming setting. 6. Other Churches: Explore St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church and the Church of the Apostles, both with unique mosaics and historical significance. 7. Explore the city: Wander through Madaba's old town, visit local markets, and soak in the atmosphere. Bethany beyond the Jordan (the site of Jesus’ baptism.)
Wadi Mujib, Jordan

Bly by die Mujib Chalets aan die Dooie see nie op die databasis dusndie wadinse merkers. -Op pad na Dana besoek die Karak Castle - Op pad besoek.die Machaerus Fort -Ry ook uitbna Karak Castle -Stap die Wadi bin Hammad - Besoek die Wadi Biosphere Reserve AI Overview +5 To visit Wadi Mujib, you'll want to book your hike in advance at the RSCN's Wild Jordan office in Amman. The Siq Trail, a popular and relatively easy hike, requires you to be 18 or older, able to swim, and reasonably fit. You'll likely need to wade through shallow pools and climb over rocks or ladders, depending on rainfall levels. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Book in Advance: All trails in Wadi Mujib require advance booking. Siq Trail: This trail is a moderate, 2-kilometer hike through the canyon, suitable for self-guided trekking. Guide: While you can hike independently, hiring a local guide is also an option and can enhance your experience. Getting There: You'll need to drive to the Wadi Mujib Adventure Center, the visitor center, which is the starting point for all trails. What to Wear: Quick-drying clothing, water shoes (or rent them at the entrance), and a swimsuit are recommended. Considerations: Be prepared for the possibility of wading through water, climbing over rocks or using ladders, and potentially waiting in line to pass certain areas. Best Time to Visit: While some trails are open year-round, those involving water are typically open from April to October. Other Activities: Wadi Mujib offers various activities like canyoning adventures, and you can relax at the Ma'in Hot Springs Resort.
Feynan, Jordan

Op pad na Feynen stap die Wadi Numeira Stay at Feynan Ecolodge
Wadi Musa, Jordan

- Ideale Program -- 2 nagte in Petra Aretas Hotel R500.00 pp/nag kamer alleen en is by die hek -- kry kaartjie by hek om.06h00 -- kry gratis vervoer na begin van Back Door trail by Little Petra die maak later oop 07h00 is 3.2 km na die Monastry en neem 1h20 elevation gain = 211m tot by Monastry -- kry lunch bag, -- Stap dan na Treasury en uit. -- Op.die manier halveer die stapafstand en stap af met die 850 steps die Wadi al Farasa Trail is steil - stap die Treasury Viewpoint Trail Al-Khubtha trail = 670 steps met aankoms vroeg dis die treasury view point - main trail na Monastry 950 steps, en keer terug met die Wadibal Farasa Trail Aaron’s tomb (located in Petra)Jordan's Treasury of Petra mbers 20:22-29, 33:38-39 The second part of that plan went perfectly, but we changed our plans on the first day to instead visit the glorious Little Petra and drive around the scenic roads outside Wadi Musa at golden hour. We then visited again for a few hours the next morning, before heading north along the King’s Highway.
Wadi Rum, Jordan

- Old Train Station - Lawrence's spring - Gravures - Khazali Canyon - The snake - Um Fruth Rock Arch
Aqaba, Jordan

Ferry na Taba daily of slegs Di Do en Vry om 10h00 van Tala Bay Marina bevestig tyd - koop kaartjies aan lyn van AB Marine of kantoor in Aqaba USD110.00 pp of Sinbad www -Taxi JOD10 - koop exit permit vam Sinbad Rep vir JOD10 - clear immigration and board - Trip 1 hour Arriveer Taba -Immigrasie is in die ferry terminaal - Busstasie is 1 km vanaf terminaal links, verby die Hilton en Movenpick rsorts -Bus na Sjarm is East Delta Travel bus om 14h00 tot 15h00nna Sharm el Sheik neem 3.5h Day 11: Aqaba - gebruik Divers Club ages 18-50????. Of Red Sea Dive Centre -Private beach is Berenice Beach Club - Glass bottom boat, bargain tot JOD 15 pp 2-3 ure • South Beach snorkeling of • Japanese Gardens (snorkeling) • Glass-bottom boat tour • Accommodation AQABA BEACH Hostel Day 12: Aqaba • Cedar Pride Shipwreck (snorkeling) • Blue Hole (snorkeling) • Dinner at Captain’s Restaurant • Accommodation AQABA BEACH Hostel Day 13: Aqaba • Visit Aqaba Fort • Aqaba Archaeological Museum • Ottoman-era Water Reservoir • Ayla Ruins & Ayla Heritage Park • Café Tahrir for a chill break • Accommodation AQABA BEACH Hostel • Aqaba Old Market shopping • Visit Al-Omari Mosque • Taybet Zaman Shop
Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt

AI Overview -Bly in Novotel Naama Bay resident beach side reef @R1500.00/kamer/nag/bfast included. - Koop rash guard tops vir snorkel -Land based snorkling by Al Fanaar beach beste land based snorkling -Gaan uit met die Sinai Rose diving school by Novotel Hotel indien nodig, land based snorkling is great -Doen 'n dagtrip na St Cathrine -No, Uber does not operate in Sharm El Sheikh. Instead, you'll need to rely on local taxis, hotel transfers, or private drivers for transportation. Some recommend using the inDrive app as an alternative, according to Tripadvisor.
Hurghada, Egypt

. AI Overview +1 Yes, Uber operates in Hurghada, Egypt. The app is available for requesting rides, and you can use it to get around the city. While Uber is readily available, availability can vary depending on the time of day and location, with central areas and near hotels generally having better availability. Uber also has a guide on how to use the app to get around Hurghada, including tips on requesting rides and estimating costs.
Luxor, Egypt

AI Overview +1 No, Uber does not operate in Luxor, Egypt. While the app may show cars, they are rarely available. Instead, you can use other ride-hailing services like Careem or consider using taxis, tuk-tuks, or local microbuses. Uber or Careem?
Cairo, Egypt
Johannesburg, South Africa
Cairo, Egypt