Multi-day journeys through Jordan, from the rose-red city of Petra to Amman, Jerash and Madaba, with tours running five to nine days.
Jordan tours run five to nine days, and the length decides how much fits alongside Petra, which is the reason most travellers come. Five days concentrates on Petra and the essentials; six adds a higher hotel standard at a more relaxed pace; eight spreads the route with shorter driving stints for families; nine reaches the widest set of landmarks. Along the way sit Jerash's Roman ruins, Madaba's mosaics, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea, from around $771 per person.
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Jordan is a small country with its highlights spread from the north to the Red Sea coast, so planning a trip here is mostly a question of how many of them you want to reach. Petra is the reason most travellers come, and every itinerary builds around it, but the drive between the capital and the far south means the length of your trip decides how much else fits alongside it.
A 5-day tour concentrates on Petra and the essentials, enough for the Treasury, the Royal Tombs, and the walk through the Siq without rushing the site itself. A 6-day private tour covers similar ground at a more relaxed pace with a higher standard of hotel throughout. An 8-day family holiday spreads the same route over more days with shorter driving stints, which matters when travelling with children. The longest option, a 9-day tour, reaches the widest set of landmarks across the kingdom.
The other stops shape the character of the trip: the Roman colonnades and theatres at Jerash, the Byzantine mosaics of Madaba, the desert landscapes of Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea, where the water sits at the lowest point on earth. Amman and Aqaba usually bookend the route as arrival and departure points rather than destinations in their own right.
Worth knowing when you plan: Petra is a walking site rather than a viewing point, and covering it properly means several hours on foot over uneven ground, which is part of why the longer itineraries give it more than a single morning. Jordan also pairs naturally with Egypt on a multi-country trip, since the two are a short flight apart and their ancient sites complement rather than repeat each other.
Every Jordan tour is privately guided with transfers and hotels arranged as one booking, and prices start from around $771 per person for the 5-day itinerary, rising with length and hotel category. If your dates or interests don't match a fixed itinerary, a tailor-made Jordan tour can be built around exactly what you want to see.
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The Jordan Pass includes entry to over 40 attractions, including Petra and Wadi Rum, plus a visa waiver if you stay at least 3 nights. It’s highly recommended for anyone planning to explore multiple sites.
Jordanian menu is rich and varied. The special dishes are Mansaf (the national dish), falafel, hummus, maqluba, and Arabic bread just out of the oven. Food is the essence of the Jordanian hospitality, so come starving!
Visa on arrival is allowed for most travelers at Queen Alia International Airport or land borders. The other alternative is the Jordan Pass, which is an easy way to subsidize visa fees and gain access to numerous attractions.
Jordan is a mix of everything: history, adventure, and relaxation — see the archaeological marvels, have the experience of floating in the Dead Sea, and get close to nature by camping in Wadi Rum, visit the local markets in Amman, and hike in nature reserves like Dana and Mujib.
It is an affirmative answer, Jordan is regarded as the safest country in the Middle East. The local population is accommodating and hospitable, plus the tourism infrastructure is quite developed. Visitors just have to take standard safety measures as they would in any other place.
A visit to Jordan’s highlights can be done in 7-10 days — from north Amman and Jerash to south Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea. 4-5 day trips can also include the most significant sites.
Mild and nice weather during spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) makes these seasons the best for visiting Jordan and enjoying sightseeing, hiking, and desert adventures.
Jordan has a lot to offer and include some of the very famous places like Petra, the Dead Sea, Wadi Rum, Amman, and Jerash with Roman ruins. For the fullest cultural and historical experience look at once Mount Nebo and the mosaic city of Madaba.
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