If you are looking for a destination off the well worn track that can offer some mystique and the perfect antidote to big city hussle and bussle then you should take a look at Jordan.

Although undoubtedly a little too touristy, a visit the Petra, with it's rock cut architecture, is a must when travelling to Jordan and has held the UNESCO World Heritage site status since 1985.

Located just 7km from the main entrance to Petra, the King Aretas IV luxury camp (pictured above-right) can accommodate up to 100 guests in it's Bedouin camp and is set in a truly unique and inspiring location within the Jordanian desert wilderness. If you are looking to bring your group together with no outside distractions or influences then the remoteness and beauty of this location is absolutely for you.

South of the camp and Petra is the unique desert location of Wadi Rum with it's maze of monolithic rock formations rising from the desert floor. Guests can choose to simply enjoy the tranquility and boundless empty space or follow in the footsteps of Lawrence of Arabia with a camel safari.

For the more adventurous, and where budgets allow, microlight and ultralight flights as well as hot air balloon experiences are the perfect way to see the imposing desert wilderness from above.