38 Our trips are bound by our Booking Terms & Conditions - for details visit discover-the-world.co.uk/educationalvisitsJordanMention the Kingdom of Jordan and what invariably comes to mind is the awe-inspiring rose-red city of Petra, carved over 2000 years ago into colourful sandstone cliffs. Nobody forgets their first tantalising glimpse of the remarkably elaborate Treasury, as you approach through the narrow, winding slot canyon. Jordan is far more than Petra though; a nature reserve at Dana is a geologists' dream with limestone, sandstone and granite landscapes harbouring a variety of fascinating ecosystems. Jordan merges world history with stunning geographical wonders and is an exciting and ideal cross curricular study destination.Why Jordan with Discover the World?Itineraries that cover the following Geography topics: Hot Deserts and their Margins; Landforms; Desertification; Living in Harsh Environments; Water Security; World Cities; Changing Urban Environments; Rural Communities and Farming SystemsCross curricular opportunities include Science and Religious StudiesExciting optional activities that help to enhance the concept of experiential learningSuggested itineraryDepartures: year roundDay 1 Fly UK - Amman / Overnight at the Dead SeaDay 2 Dead Sea float / Trekking in the Mujib / Overnight camping in the Dana ReserveDay 3 Morning trail in the reserve / Petra overnight in the Bedouin Ammarin campDay 4 Full day in Petra / Wadi Rum with sunset / Overnight in the desertDay 5 Wadi Rum / Amman beach / Madaba for local meal and overnightDay 6 Madaba - Amman - fly back to UKThis tour can be extended to visit the Red Sea at AqabaFurther south, the Lawrence of Arabia desert of Wadi Rum is one of the most spectacular natural environments in the Middle East, with endless sand dunes and mountains rising sheer from the desert to lofty heights. Jordan offers too that once-in-a-lifetime moment of floating in the Dead Sea at the lowest point on Earth, and for those with historical interests, the Holy Land offers some remarkable religious landmarks and holds a plethora of well-preserved Roman remains. Prices from£1119" Jordan is jaw-droppingly awesome as an extreme geographical destination. It ticks all the boxes for physical and cultural contrasts and allows the more adventurous of spirit to indulge in some rather amazing activities whilst furthering their geographical understandings. Don't let this marvellous experience pass you by." Karen Ash, Dane Court Grammar SchoolWadi RumPetra © Simon Podgorsek

talk to the experts 01737 214 214 39Contrast historic sites with the ultra-modern and ever-developing Dubai, followed by a tour of captivating Oman. Cattle markets, souqs, forts, mosques and castles, as well as opportunities to observe traditional Berber life in a harsh desert environment, combine to make this an educational trip with a difference. Your students will return home inspired and enthused by a host of subject matters.Suggested itineraryArabian Explorer Departures: year roundDay 1 Fly UK to DubaiDay 2 Exploring DubaiDay 3 Dubai - Alain - NizwaDay 4 Nizwa - Jebelshams - Al Hoota Caves - Wadi Nakar Gorge, the 'Grand Canyon' of OmanDay 5 Nizwa Souq - Wahiba Sands - Samd Al SahanDay 6 Wadi Bani Khalid - Ras Al Hadd and the Ras al-Jinz nature reserveDay 7 Ras al hadd - MuscatDay 8 Half day city tour - fly homePlease note We are dedicated to providing tailormade educational travel, allowing you to adapt your itinerary to suit your individual requirements. If there is an area you would particularly like to visit, or if you have any queries regarding your travel plans, please contact us.Why Oman with Discover the World?Itineraries that cover the following Geography topics: Hot Deserts and their Margins; Desertification; River Environments; Living in Harsh Environments; Water Security; World Cities; Changing Urban Environments; Rural Communities and Farming Systems; EcosystemsCross curricular opportunities include Science and GeologyExciting optional activities that help to enhance the concept of experiential learningDubai and Omanments;g ncludeArabian HighlightsAl Hoota Caves One of the world's largest cavesystems and most spectacular highlights in Oman.See where stalactites meet stalagmites - learn abouta fragile underground eco systems and the blind,transparent fish that thrive here in large shoals.Green Turtles laying eggs Watch in awe as Greenturtles lay eggs in the sand then haul themselves backinto the ocean. Your guide will tell you all you needto know about this amazing spectacle and explain theconservation work being carried out in Oman.Dubai © Devasahayam Chandra DhasArabian DeerPrices from£1349Based on 30 students and 3 staff on a 8-day tripOman Coastline© Dennis Sennikovski© Stephan Kerkhofs