Petra Panorama Hotel

... at a roadhouse where we had tast Jordanian food, the Hommus was to die for, then continued through mostly desert landscape to our hotel at Petra.They have WiFi available in the lobby(including the bar) for only $5 for our entire stay so I am making the ...

... Conditioning, pretty flash. He takes us by a route which gives us good views over Wadi Musa and Petra. Murray fires a few moving shots, then we stop at a panorama for a good overview. We can look down on the massive bus parking area, and the park ...

... and king. We were going north on a four lane divided highway as the sun set in the west. We arrived at the Panorama Hotel for a 9 p.m. dinner overlooking the star-filled desert, too tired to take advantage of the beautiful swimming pool. After a 7 a.m. ...

... year. Truly amazing. We were up at 8am (after the incredibly long day yesterday) and out the door by 10am off to visit Petra. The weather was nothing short of perfect. We tackled a 3 hour walking tour which began in the carpark and ended some way down ...

... good time. Wadi Mujib is Jordan’s rival to the Grand Canyon and we stopped on it’s upper edge to admire the panorama and take a few pictures. The view is quite spectacular and despite being "only" 1km deep it gives a greater feeling of depth ...

... and booked a four wheel drive ’safari’ out in to the Arabian Desert at Wadi Rum. We both enjoyed the amazing Panorama and the local stories from our Bedouin guide who rather quaintly wasn’t too keen on Camels! Tim brought me up to speed ...

... our bags. I was in the lobby by 5:30am to make a Skype call to family in Australia. It was a good view from the Petra Panorama Hotel while the sun rose. It was one of those hotels where the reception is at street level and the elevators go down from ...

... "View." "It's only 10 minutes away" he told us. Yeah yeah. So we got up again and followed the hand painted signs that read "Panorama this way" and "The view à " until we reached a small tent on a high point. It was another brilliant scene in a series ...

... , 2,5m grosse Monitor Eidechsen, tuerkises Wasser und gute Fruchtshakes. Wir waehlen die kleinere der Inseln, Perhentian Kecil, und finden im Panorama Hotel am Long Beach einen netten Bungalow mit Badezimmer, inkl. Abendessen fuer 75,- RM (d.s. ca. 17,50 ...

... = (Royal Guesthouse) 5.00* Hotel in Bagan = (Eden II) 8.00* Hotel in Inle Lake = (Four Sisters) 7.50* Hotel in Rangoon = (Panorama) 13.50* Large Bottle of Water = .17 Lemon Sparkling (delicious local carbonated beverage) = .17 Bananna Split @ Nylon ...

... a basket of pita and the garden setting was serene. We lolled there for a couple of hours and then came back here to the Dan Panorama. Not sure what we'll do tonight -- our last night here -- but whatever it is, just the fact that we're doing it ...

... double glazed windows. Sunday 2nd May 2010   Madaba – Mt Nebo- Bethany – Dead Sea Coast – Dead sea Panorama – Hammamat Ma’in Can’t sleep in, so up early, have a good breakfast and wait in the foyer, where the ...

... leaving later tonight or tomorrow, although a small part of the group were continuing on to southern Israel with a side trip to Petra.  The restaurant , back in Jaffa , served kabobs and other Middle Eastern side dishes.  Not one of the finest ...

... Lefkosia(Nicosia), Kyrenia(Girne),Famagusta(Magusa) Jordan (Amman, Madaba, Mt Nebo, Bethany beyond the Jordan, Dead Sea Coast, Dead Sea Panorama, Hammamat Ma'in, King’s Highway – Wadi Mujeb, Karak Castle, Dana; Wadi Musa, Petra, Wadi Rum, ...

... the guide’s phone rings, and he tells us it is a welcome call from Saudi Telecom. We get one too. Take photos and a video panorama, get a good blue lizard photo, and head back downhill. We take a photo of the truck looking tiny at the base of the ...

... We return to the village of Wadi Rum and get back into our hot pink bus with the photo of Jordan's current king posted in the rear windows. There is a stunning sunset as we drive back north to our hotel for the evening at Petra.   Hugs, ...