Jordan is a small country with an outsized list of things to see, and the right length of trip depends on how many of them you want. Our Jordan vacation packages run from three days, enough for Petra and the Dead Sea from Amman, to seven days that begin at the Red Sea in Aqaba and finish in the capital by way of Wadi Rum, Petra, the King’s Highway and Jerash. Every package on this page is private for your party, uses 4-star hotels, and reaches Petra. There are no tiers to decode and no group departures to fit around: choose the length, tell us your dates, and the tour starts on the day you land.
The shape of every itinerary is set by geography. Amman sits in the north with Jerash, Madaba and Mount Nebo within an hour; the Dead Sea lies an hour west of the capital; Petra is three hours south down the Desert Highway; Wadi Rum is a further hour and a half beyond Petra, and Aqaba on the Red Sea is at the very bottom of the country. A three-day trip works from Amman and reaches Petra as a long day; a five- or six-day trip sleeps in Petra and in a Bedouin camp in Wadi Rum; the seven-day route runs the whole length of the country in one direction so that nothing is driven twice.
Whatever the length, the same things are true. A licensed Jordanian guide leads the sightseeing, a private air-conditioned vehicle carries you between sites, hotels are 4-star with triple, twin and single rooms, and every entrance fee in the itinerary, Petra included, is in the price, so you never queue for tickets. Your visa is not included; most nationalities receive it on arrival. If you are combining the trip with Egypt, see our Egypt and Jordan tours, where the same Jordan sections are joined to Cairo and the Nile.
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Five days is the shortest package that covers all three without rushing, with a night in Petra and a night in a Wadi Rum camp. The three- and four-day packages cover Petra and the Dead Sea from Amman; the six- and seven-day packages add a second Petra day, Madaba and Mount Nebo, and, on the seven-day, Aqaba and the King’s Highway.
All of our Jordan packages are private. There are no group departures: the tour starts on the day you arrive, with your own guide and vehicle.
4-star hotels throughout, with triple, twin and single rooms, and a fixed Bedouin camp with private tents in Wadi Rum. We do not offer hotel tiers in Jordan; the hotel names are listed on each tour page.
No. Entrance fees to Petra and every other site in your itinerary are already included in the package, so the Pass would duplicate what you have paid for. Your visa is the only thing arranged separately.
March to May and September to November. Summer is hot in Petra, Wadi Rum and at the Dead Sea; winter is mild by day and cold at night in the desert.
Yes, and it is not included in the package. Most nationalities receive it on arrival at Amman or Aqaba and pay the fee there; a few must apply in advance. Tell us your passport and we will confirm which applies.
Yes. Amman is a 90-minute flight from Cairo, and our Egypt and Jordan tours combine the two countries in one booking. You can also book any Jordan package here and we will arrange the flight from Cairo.
Yes. Jordan is among the safest and most welcoming countries in the region, and the tourist routes between Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum and Aqaba are well travelled year-round. Your guide is with you throughout.
One full day shows you the Siq, the Treasury, the Street of Facades and the Royal Tombs. A second day, on the six-day package, adds the Monastery and the High Place of Sacrifice, and lets you take the Petra by Night walk without an early start the next morning.
From $565 per person for three days to $1,120 for seven, based on a triple room, private tour, with hotels, guide, vehicle, all entrance fees and the meals listed on each tour page. International flights and the visa are not included.