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Planning a trip to Jordan? You might be wondering how to see the best of this country in a short time. Our ultimate 3-day Jordan itinerary is made for you. It is built for travellers who want Jordan’s headline sites without a long stay — a journey through history, faith and some of the most striking landscapes in the Middle East.
Day one takes you north to the Roman city of Jerash, then south through Madaba and Mount Nebo. Day two is dedicated to Petra, the Nabataean capital carved into rose-red sandstone and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Day three brings you to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on the surface of the earth, for a morning of floating and mineral mud before your departure transfer.
Every Jordan tour we operate is private. You travel with your own licensed guide, your own driver and your own air-conditioned vehicle — no group to wait for, no fixed departure dates, and the pace of each day set by you. Accommodation is in 4-star hotels throughout, with triple, twin/double and single rooms all available.
Whether you are a history buff, an adventure seeker or a culture enthusiast, these three days promise an unforgettable journey. Let’s embark on this adventure together.
Welcome to Jordan. Your 3 days in Jordan begin at Queen Alia International Airport, where the Egypt Best Vacations representative meets you and helps with arrival formalities before you head north to Jerash.
Jerash — ancient Gerasa — is about an hour from Amman and is one of the best-preserved Roman provincial cities in the world. The site has been inhabited since the Neolithic period, but it is the Roman city that left the deepest mark: the oval forum, the colonnaded cardo, two theatres and the Temple of Artemis. It is Jordan’s second most visited site after Petra.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, then drive south to Madaba and the Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George — known as the Church of the Map. Its floor holds a sixth-century mosaic map of the Holy Land, the oldest surviving cartographic depiction of the region, with Jerusalem shown in remarkable detail.
You finish the day at Mount Nebo. This is the ridge where, in the Book of Deuteronomy, Moses looked out over the Promised Land he would never enter and died. Tradition places his grave somewhere on this mountain, though the text itself says the location is unknown. On a clear day the view reaches across the Jordan Valley to the Dead Sea and, at times, as far as Jerusalem.
Then transfer to your hotel for your first night in Jordan.
Meals: Lunch
Your Jordan 3-day itinerary takes you to Petra, the Rose City, carved from sheer sandstone some 2,000 years ago by the Nabataeans. From this stone stronghold they controlled the caravan routes of Arabia and built a kingdom known for its architecture and its water engineering.
You enter on foot through the Siq, a narrow fissure over a kilometre long, which opens without warning onto the Treasury. Beyond it lie the Street of Facades, the Royal Tombs, the Roman theatre and the colonnaded street. If you have the time and the legs for it, the rock-cut path of roughly 800 steps climbs from the Basin to the Monastery (Ad Deir) — the largest facade in Petra, and a climb of about 45 minutes.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, then transfer to your hotel at the Dead Sea.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Spend your morning at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on the surface of the earth. The draw is the water itself — warm, dense and around ten times saltier than the ocean, rich in chlorides of magnesium, sodium, potassium and bromine. You do not swim in it so much as sit in it. Mineral mud is on hand at the shoreline, and the resort facilities are there when you have had enough sun.
Wrap up your 3-day Jordan vacation with a transfer to Queen Alia International Airport for your final departure. Talk to us any time about your next adventure with us.
Meals: Breakfast
| Travel season | Triple | Twin | Single |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 May – 30 Sep | $565 | $595 | $960 |
| 1 Oct – 21 Dec | $595 | $655 | $1,115 |
| 22 Dec – 10 Jan | $745 | $820 | $1,395 |
| 11 Jan – 25 Mar | $595 | $655 | $1,115 |
| 26 Mar – 10 Apr | $670 | $760 | $1,290 |
| 11 Apr – 30 Apr | $595 | $655 | $1,115 |
4 Star Hotels: Kaya Hotel. Seas Hotel. Corp Amman Hotel. Rival Amman Hotel and more of the similar category.
All our prices are in USD per person per trip. You can also make your payment online through a secure payment gateway with no additional fees or surcharges. We accept USD, Euros, GBP, CAD, AUD and NZD. The starting price is for one adult in a triple room on a private tour. It shows the lowest price during the low season.
Tipping is not included in our tour packages and is left entirely to your discretion. While it is not mandatory, it is greatly appreciated by the people who assist you during your journey.
Here is a suggested tipping list:
Driver – full day $3-5 per person per day.
Driver – transfer $1-3 per person per day.
Tour guide – full day $20-30 per person per day.
Tour guide – half day $15-20 per person per day.
Representative / tour leader $3-5 per person per day.
A deposit between 25-50% is required to secure your booking through a payment link. The remaining balance will also be paid through payment links.
We do not charge cancellation fees for tours canceled due to ‘force majeure’ events such as natural disasters or other uncontrollable circumstances. However, if you cancel for personal or business reasons after we have incurred booking costs on your behalf, these costs will be charged to you.
We don’t provide a travel insurance. We recommend to buy it beforehand if you want.
Private. Every Jordan tour and every combined Egypt and Jordan tour we operate is private — there are no group departures. You travel with your own licensed guide, your own driver and your own air-conditioned vehicle, and you can start on any date you choose.
4-star hotels throughout, on a bed and breakfast basis. There are no accommodation tiers to choose between on this tour — the price you see is for 4-star hotels, and the difference in the table is your room type, not your hotel standard.
Triple, twin/double and single. Solo travellers book the single-room rate; we do not put you in a room with a stranger.
This itinerary covers Jordan’s headline sites: the Roman city of Jerash, the mosaic map at Madaba, Mount Nebo, a full day at Petra, and the Dead Sea. It is the classic loop out of Amman and the most efficient way to spend three days in the country.
Most nationalities can get a visa on arrival. The Jordan Pass is usually the better option: bought online before you arrive, it covers your tourist entry visa fee and admission to more than 40 sites, including Petra and Jerash.
— The visa waiver: if you buy the Jordan Pass before arriving and stay a minimum of two nights (three days) in Jordan, the 40 JOD tourist visa fee is waived. This 3-day itinerary includes two nights, so it meets the minimum.
— Where to buy: only from the official site, jordanpass.jo. Prices run from about 70 to 80 JOD depending on the tier.
— Note: the Jordan Pass is not itself a visa. If your nationality is not eligible for a visa on arrival, you still need to arrange entry in advance.
The three tiers differ only in how many days of Petra access they include — Jordan Wanderer covers one day, Jordan Explorer two consecutive days, and Jordan Expert three. This itinerary has one full day at Petra, so Jordan Wanderer is normally enough.
No. It is a separate evening event with its own ticket (around 30 JOD), bought at the Petra visitor centre. It runs on set evenings only, so tell us when you book if you would like us to build it into your schedule.
Layers. Days can be hot and desert evenings cool.
— Footwear: comfortable, broken-in walking shoes are essential for Petra — you will cover several kilometres on uneven ground.
— Clothing: lightweight breathable clothes for the day, a fleece or jacket for the evening, and a scarf for sun or for visiting religious sites.
— Other essentials: swimsuit for the Dead Sea, sunscreen, a hat and a refillable water bottle.
— One tip for the Dead Sea: shave a day or two before, not that morning, and keep the water away from your eyes.
Yes. Jordan is widely considered one of the safest and most welcoming countries in the Middle East for visitors. As anywhere, keep your valuables secure and stay aware of your surroundings.
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