Jordan Family Tours

What our customers ask about Jordan Family Tours

• What's the best time of year to visit Jordan with children?

  The most suitable seasons for families visiting Jordan are spring (March-May) and fall (September-November). During these months temperatures stay around 68-77°F (20-25°C) making it comfortable to explore Petra and other outdoor sites. The Dead Sea region works well throughout the year though summers can get quite hot. A TourRadar reviewer noted: "October is the perfect time to visit as the weather each day was beautiful making it comfortable for families to explore all sites."

• What are the best family-friendly activities and attractions in Jordan?

  Jordan's main attractions offer plenty for families to enjoy. Children can ride camels and donkeys through Petra's Siq canyon explore the ancient city ruins or take jeep rides across Wadi Rum's desert landscape. The Dead Sea provides a unique swimming experience that kids find fascinating. The Roman ruins at Jerash are particularly good for children as they can explore ancient theaters temples and streets. Many families choose to stay at properties like the Petra Marriott Hotel which provides clear views of the historic site and organizes activities designed for younger guests.

• What accommodation options are best suited for families in Jordan?

  Families will find diverse places to stay across Jordan from high-end hotels to desert camps. The Amman Marriott Hotel offers family rooms in a central location. Near Petra the Marriott provides connecting rooms with child-friendly services. Many families enjoy staying at Bedouin camps in Wadi Rum where children can see impressive night skies and try local food. By the Dead Sea the Jordan Valley Marriott Resort & Spa draws families with its selection of pools and easy beach access.

• How long should we plan to stay in Jordan for a family trip?

  A week to eight days provides enough time for families to see Jordan's key sites without rushing. This timeline allows for two nights exploring Petra one night experiencing Wadi Rum two nights enjoying the Dead Sea and time discovering Amman. According to a TourRadar review: "The 8-day tour was perfect for our family of 4 giving us enough time to explore while not feeling rushed with our driver being cognizant of the kids' needs and providing regular breaks."

• What educational experiences are available for children in Jordan?

  Children can learn through hands-on activities across Jordan from creating mosaics in Madaba to experiencing Bedouin culture in Wadi Rum. The Petra Visitor Center explains history in ways children understand while the Dead Sea offers natural science lessons through its unique environment. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The guides made history come alive for our children especially in Petra and Jerash."

• What meals are typically included on family tours?

  Tours generally cover hotel breakfasts select lunches and special experiences like Bedouin dinners in Wadi Rum. The Ammarin Bedouin camp near Petra serves traditional meals while accommodating children's preferences. As one TourRadar traveler mentioned "The food at the desert camp was excellent and they catered well to children's tastes."