Israel and Jordan Luxury Tours & Trips

What our customers ask about Israel and Jordan Luxury Tours & Trips

• What type of hotels can I expect on a luxury Israel and Jordan tour?

  The hotels on luxury tours combine high-end comfort with prime locations in both countries. In Jerusalem you'll find properties like the Dan Panorama while Tel Aviv and Amman offer international 5-star hotels with rooftop pools and city views. The Movenpick Resort in Petra provides direct access to the ancient city gates. Rooms typically feature modern amenities premium bedding and floor-to-ceiling windows. In Wadi Rum the experience shifts to upscale desert camps with proper beds private bathrooms and thoughtful touches like evening turndown service. A TourRadar traveler confirms: "Hotel accommodations were top notch with excellent buffet breakfasts & dinners."

• What's the best time of year to take a luxury tour of Israel and Jordan?

  Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) offer the most pleasant conditions for exploring both countries. The weather stays mild enough for comfortable sightseeing without the extreme heat of summer when temperatures in places like Masada can reach 40°C/104°F. Winter brings occasional rain to Jerusalem though coastal Tel Aviv maintains moderate temperatures. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The whole trip was excellent even though travelling in August under heat over 40°C is a big challenge!" The shoulder seasons provide an ideal balance of good weather and manageable crowd levels.

• How many days should I plan for a comprehensive luxury tour of Israel and Jordan?

  Plan for 14-22 days to explore both countries without feeling rushed. A two-week itinerary covers essential sites like Jerusalem's Old City Petra the Dead Sea and Wadi Rum at a relaxed pace. Popular tours such as "Israel & Wonders of Jordan" span 14 days letting you spend quality time in each location. According to a TourRadar traveler: "Very good tour with excellent guides and well-planned itinerary that allowed maximum sights." The sweet spot tends to be 16-18 days giving enough time to add specialized experiences while maintaining a comfortable pace.

• What's included in luxury tour meals and dining experiences?

  The dining program balances upscale hotel meals with authentic local experiences. Mornings start with extensive breakfast buffets at your hotel. Special dinners range from traditional Shabbat meals in Jerusalem to home-cooked family gatherings. You'll find wine tastings in Galilee traditional Bedouin feasts under desert stars and meals at notable restaurants in Amman. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The food at the hotels was outstanding and we experienced a lot of local cuisine through special arranged dinners."

• How do border crossings work between Israel and Jordan on luxury tours?

  Tour operators manage all visa requirements and border procedures making transitions smooth. Local representatives assist at both the Allenby Bridge and Sheikh Hussein crossings. Your guides handle documentation arrange transportation and stay with the group throughout the process. The experience proves consistently efficient as one TourRadar traveler shared: "The transit from Israel to Jordan was smooth with excellent organization from our tour guides."

• What unique luxury experiences are available in Petra and Wadi Rum?

  Access to Petra includes private guided tours often timed for sunset or sunrise when crowds thin out. Some tours arrange candlelit evening visits to the Treasury. In Wadi Rum luxury desert camps provide proper beds private bathrooms and chef-prepared meals under the stars. Additional options include private 4x4 desert safaris hot air balloon rides at dawn and exclusive dining experiences in scenic locations. A TourRadar traveler confirms: "Best experience was Petra Bedouin desert camp."