Four hours from Kochi, and nothing like home.
Dubai on set dates through the season, Petra carved into a canyon wall, and Egypt's tombs still holding their colour.
The closest long haul we run, and the oldest.
Dubai does skyline, desert and shopping in three or four days. Jordan has Petra at the end of a narrow gorge and Wadi Rum's red sand beyond it. Oman is the quiet one, all forts, wadis and empty coastline. Egypt stacks five thousand years along a single river. Turkey sits between two continents and behaves like both. Qatar has built museums worth the stopover.
- Egypt
- Israel
- Jordan
- Oman
- Qatar
- Turkey
- The United Arab Emirates
Three days, a week, or the pair of them together.
Dubai fits a long weekend. Jordan and Oman want a week. Egypt needs ten days, and several of these pair naturally on one trip.
Short flights, but the paperwork still bites.
Visa rules differ across every country here and change often. Add desert heat that decides your months and sites that must be seen before nine in the morning, and the planning matters more than the distance suggests.
20 Years of Experience
Two decades of Gulf and Levant routes out of Kerala, run many times over.
Departures on the Calendar
Fixed Dubai and Turkey dates from Cochin and Trivandrum through the season.
Timed Around the Heat
Early starts, afternoon breaks, and summer months avoided where they should be.
All-Inclusive Pricing
Flights, hotels, transfers, entry fees and desert camps. The number we quote is the number you pay.
Visa Assistance
Every country here has its own rules. We check each against your passport and dates.
Dedicated Support
A Fortune tour manager travels with the group from the airport and back.
Four ways to take the Middle East.
Skyline, desert, ruins or coast. Say which one and the map narrows quickly.
Cities & Skylines
Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha
Towers built in a single generation, indoor ski slopes, and museums that cost more than most countries spend.
Desert & Wadis
Wadi Rum, the Empty Quarter and Oman's interior
Red sand running to the horizon, camps under open sky, and canyons with water at the bottom.
Ancient Sites
Petra, Luxor and Ephesus
A city carved into rock, tombs that kept their paint, and marble streets three thousand years old.
Coast & Crossings
Turkey, Oman's shoreline and the Red Sea
Reef straight off the beach, gulets along the Turkish coast, and a sea between two continents.
Two detours that repay the effort.
Explore Wadi RumWadi Rum
Petra + Wadi Rum + Aqaba. Red desert with rock towers standing in it, a night in a camp, and the Red Sea an hour further on.
Explore CappadociaCappadocia
Istanbul + Göreme + Uçhisar. Rock cut churches, cave hotels, and a hundred balloons going up together at first light.