The greatest history treasures

The Orient is a treasure house of archaeological wonders. From the rock cities of the Nabataeans to the pyramids of the pharaohs, from Roman temples to millennia-old rock drawings – the region tells stories that are still palpable today. As specialists in high-quality travel, we create the opportunity to discover these places in a customized, private manner – with time, space for details, and special encounters.

Petra – the Rose-Red City in Jordan

Petra is one of the most impressive structures of antiquity: facades hewn from stone, monumental tombs, secret paths through narrow gorges. Most visitors flock during the day in large groups to the Treasury facade. We organize private tours at times when significantly fewer people are around – such as in the early morning hours or in the evening when Petra is illuminated by hundreds of candles. With experienced guides, routes can also be chosen that lie off the main paths, allowing insights into hidden temples and burial sites.

AlUla – Saudi Arabia's Gateway to History

The landscape of AlUla combines natural wonders and archaeology. Between massive sandstone formations lie the tombs of Hegra, a UNESCO World Heritage site and testament to Nabataean culture. Our private tours lead to ancient trade routes, rock art, and ruins of cities like Dadan. Complemented by cultural experiences – such as a traditional coffee ceremony in a Bedouin tent or a concert in the futuristic Maraya Concert Hall – a striking overall picture of the past and present emerges.

Giza and Cairo – Egypt's Timeless Icons

The Giza pyramid plateau is one of the most visited destinations in the world. However, private arrangements can make visits such that peak times are avoided. Smaller sites such as Saqqara or Dashur can also be included – places of great historical value that are frequented by significantly fewer visitors. In Cairo, individual tours through the new Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) provide a deeper access to ancient Egyptian history, without having to be part of large travel groups.

Lebanon – Diversity in a Small Space

Few countries unite so many archaeological highlights in such a small space as Lebanon. In Baalbek, the columns of the Roman temples still rise impressively into the sky, and in Byblos, one can explore one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Anjar, in turn, gives witness to Umayyad architecture. Each of these sites reveals a different chapter of history – and our private tours bring the connections to life.