Jordan Tours & Trips
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Table of contents
- The best Jordan tour packages
- What people love about Jordan Tours
- Most popular destinations in Jordan
- Travel Jordan your way
- Best tour companies for Jordan tours
- Best places to start your Jordan tour
- Discover Jordan tours for every budget
- Jordan tours for every type of group
- Top Jordan travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Jordan
- Jordan travel guides - curated by our experts
- What our customers ask about Jordan Tours & Trips
The best Jordan tour packages
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Timeless Jordan
20 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The local people make the absolute difference. So welcoming and gentle!”
Henderika, traveled in May
Jordan's treasures await with the magnificent UNESCO-listed Petra Treasury, starlit nights in Wadi Rum's desert camps, and the grand Roman ruins of Jerash. Comfortable 3-star hotels in Amman and Petra serve as bases, while traditional meals and Dead Sea floating round out the adventure.
Duration 5 days Destinations Amman, Jerash, Petra, Wadi Rum, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Dead Sea Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Timeless Tours From
- NZ$1,336
A Week in Jordan
290 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The guide was knowledgable, very flexible. Always asked the group what they wanted to do, putting us first.”
John, traveled in May
Nine days in Jordan feature two full days at Petra's rock-carved city, guided Roman ruins tours at Jerash, and magical nights at a Bedouin camp in Wadi Rum with zarb dinner. Red Sea snorkeling in Aqaba and Dead Sea floating round out the adventure. Quality hotels include Holiday Inn Dead Sea.
Duration 9 days Destinations Amman, Jerash, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Kerak, Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, Dead Sea Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From $2,409
11% Off- NZ$2,145You save $264
One Week in Jordan
15 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour was a good size, was able to see most of Jordan.”
Urwa, traveled in November
From Amman's Citadel to Petra's Treasury, Jordan's marvels unfold. Bedouin hospitality shines in Wadi Rum camps, while Dead Sea floating and Mt Nebo's viewpoints offer diverse experiences. Guests stay in quality hotels and desert camps, savoring traditional meals throughout the week.
Duration 7 days Destinations Amman, Wadi Rum, Petra, Madaba Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Intrepid Travel From $1,510
25% Off- NZ$1,132You save $378
Jordan Jewels - 8 Days
12 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The whole experience was very enjoyable.”
Michael, traveled in May
Jordan's cultural riches come alive with stays at Rum Hotel Amman and Petra Palace Hotel. The itinerary features Dead Sea floating, UNESCO-listed Petra exploration, and nights beneath desert stars at Wadi Rum. Visits to Jerash's Roman ruins and Karak Castle complement traditional Bedouin dining.
Duration 8 days Destinations Amman, Jerash, Dead Sea, Kerak, Petra, Wadi Rum Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Vacations to go travel From
25% Off- NZ$3,891
Just Jordan - 6 Days
31 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This 7-day tour was truly the best. We had a fantastic time in Jordan and thoroughly enjoyed every moment.”
Margaret, traveled in July
Jordan's cultural wealth unfolds through private guided tours of Petra's Treasury and Jerash's Roman ruins. The Dead Sea's waters beckon, while Mount Nebo's biblical sites and Bedouin hospitality in Wadi Rum create memorable moments. San Rock Amman and Dead Sea Spa Resort provide comfortable stays.
Duration 6 days Destinations Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Jerash Age Range Ages 6+ Operator Vacations to go travel From $3,316
20% Off- NZ$2,653You save $663
What people love about Jordan Tours
- Timeless Jordan
It was my first trip abroad since the pandemic started. I went Jordan in July 2021 with Timeless Tours I couldn't recommend it enough. It felt really good to be able to travel again and explore these amazing places. I was looking for a short trip that will still cover all the major sites in Jordan, and this trip didn’t disappoint me. The tour was well organized, we got to see so much only in 5 days. The only downside that it was so hot during the day, but it was expected for July. Jordan is incredible place, our visit in Petra was amazing and our local tour guide Basil was very informative, friendly and accommodating. There was very few tourist there which is sad for the local who depend on tourism, but it was great as we had the place very much to our self’s. The overnight camping in Wadi Rum was magical. I would highly recommend this tour. A big thank you to our tour guide Jamal and Timeless Tours
- One Week in Jordan
Everything was perfect: the chosen itinerary, the diversity within the group and the guide was very knowledgeable. I just loved everything about how the trip was arranged and the fact that there were no hidden extras, as it sometimes happens with other companies.
- A Week in Jordan
Jordan is an amazing country with outstanding places and people are welcoming. The highlight of the trip was the visit to Petra, the city of Petra is stunning!!! The guide was great, very passionate. Food was delicious, plates are very big so we ate a lot but we walked a lot as well so it offset. Hotels were average. You will need to a couple of days to recover but it is definitely worth it. Highly recommended... One of my best trips so far.
Most popular destinations in Jordan
Petra captures centuries of Nabataean ingenuity carved into towering rose-red cliffs. When our customers first glimpse the Treasury through the winding Siq passage, they often tell us they're left without words. As night falls, Petra transforms - hundreds of candles light the way to the Treasury while Bedouin music fills the air, bouncing off ancient stone walls. During the day, hikers who make their way up to the Monastery are treated to sweeping views of Wadi Araba, and those who venture to the Royal Tombs find quiet spaces to explore Nabataean burial customs away from the main crowds. We've learned from our regular visitors that early morning offers the most peaceful experience, with soft light for photos and quieter pathways.
See all Petra toursJordan’s Wadi rum, also known as “the Valley of the Moon,” might just be one of the most striking destinations in the world. Explore unique rock formations, traverse golden dunes, stay in Bedouin camps, and visit the ancient site of Petra.
See all Wadi Rum toursFloat effortlessly in the ultra-salty waters of the Dead Sea, giving your skin a spa-like treatment with nutrient-packed mud. Explore the ancient fortress of Masada for a fascinating peek into history. Cap off your day with a tranquil sunset over this stunning natural wonder.
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Jordan's trails pack a lot of variety into the hiking experience. The Dana Biosphere Reserve trek takes you across four different ecological zones where you'll spot rare birds, wildlife and more than 700 plant species along your path. Many travelers opt for the multi-day route from Dana to Petra, sleeping under clear desert skies in remote wilderness camps. A local favorite is the path from Little Petra to the Monastery - it's a clever way to reach Petra while avoiding the main tourist entry. The trails mix up mountain paths and desert plateaus, with options ranging from easier 3-4 hour walks to full-day 17km treks. Our guests often tell us their favorite memory is staying in traditional Bedouin tents at Wadi Shamassat, just a short walk from Petra's ancient monuments.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursJordan's active tours blend cultural sites with physical challenges. You'll find yourself driving 4x4s through Wadi Rum's red desert one day, navigating massive dunes and checking out ancient water systems. Our travelers love how varied the days are - exploring Jerash's Roman ruins then floating in the Dead Sea's salty waters the next. The nights at Bedouin desert camps are always a hit, with traditional zarb barbecues and crystal-clear stargazing. For extra excitement, you can ride horses to Petra's Treasury, trek by camel across Wadi Rum or climb the old stone steps up to Petra's Monastery. What makes these experiences special is how the local guides weave in stories about the history and Bedouin way of life.
See all Active toursTake in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Jordan. There are 21 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 3 days up to 10 days. The most popular month for these tours is October.
Our most popular Jordan tours blend the must-sees with unique local experiences. The winning combination includes guided Petra visits and nights at authentic Bedouin desert camps. Many travelers tell us they love exploring Wadi Rum by 4x4, following Lawrence of Arabia's routes and sharing mint tea with local families. Some tours access Little Petra through a less-traveled "back door" path - it's quieter and more intimate than the main entrance. We've found the right mix of expert guidance at major sites and free time to wander ancient streets. Most itineraries include time at the Dead Sea too, where you can float effortlessly and cover yourself in mineral-rich mud that locals swear by.
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Based on travelers' feedback about Jordan tours, Intrepid Travel comes out as a solid choice if you're watching your budget. Their guide Mohammed gets mentioned quite a bit for really knowing his stuff, and their itineraries are well thought out. Just keep in mind some people have found the hotels can be hit or miss. If you're looking to splurge a bit, Luxury Destination has built up quite a reputation - their driver Fady especially gets lots of positive mentions from our travelers for going above and beyond. They pay attention to those little details that make a trip special. Trip500 sits somewhere in the middle. Their guide Adnan gets good reviews for being friendly and helpful, and they generally run things smoothly. That said, we've heard from several customers who weren't too happy with some hotel switches and itinerary changes that came up during their trips. A few specific hotels didn't quite meet expectations either. These insights come directly from people who've booked through us - so while each company has its strengths, you'll want to match their style with what matters most for your trip, whether that's keeping costs down, having everything top-notch or finding that sweet spot in between.
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Best places to start your Jordan tour
Most Jordan tours - about 92% - kick off from Amman, though some of our more adventurous travelers start from Madaba or Aqaba. We've found through our booking data that planning about 4 months ahead (114 days to be precise) gives you the best options for dates and secures spots at those popular Wadi Rum desert camps that tend to book up fast. To really get a feel for Jordan, our travelers say you need at least 5-7 days, though many tell us they wish they'd planned for longer to fully dive into the local culture and history. If you're visiting during Ramadan, tourist sites stay open but restaurant timings might shift around - it's actually a really interesting time to experience local traditions and religious customs. The Jordan Pass has been a huge hit with our guests who plan to visit multiple sites since it covers both your visa fees and entrance tickets in one go.
Discover Jordan tours for every budget
Jordan's budget tours deliver excellent value without compromising on experiences. The 8-day tour stands out among our customers, covering major sites while keeping costs reasonable with simple, clean hotels. Our guides Mohammed and Zuhair receive constant praise - they handle Ramadan schedule changes smoothly and share deep cultural insights. There's also a solid 6-day option with Wadi Rum camping, though several travelers mention one desert night would have been plenty instead of two. The 7-day tour strikes a nice balance, giving you guided portions plus free time to wander Petra's hidden spots and float leisurely in the Dead Sea.
Luxury travel in Jordan comes with carefully chosen perks and premium stays. You'll base yourself at the St. Regis Amman, while Memories Aicha Luxury Camp provides modern desert tents with sweeping views. The Movenpick sits right at Petra's entrance - perfect for maximizing your time at the site. These tours include private cooking sessions in Petra, intimate desert dinners and also custom Wadi Rum 4x4 explorations. Our travelers particularly appreciate having specialist guides at each major site rather than one guide throughout the journey.
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Jordan tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
166 tours in JordanOur Jordan group tours blend seamlessly guided exploration with meaningful local connections. The most popular 8-day trips include two rewarding days at Petra, starting with an expert guide explaining Nabataean history, and then giving you time to climb to the Monastery at your own preferred pace. Travelers consistently praise guides Mohammed and Zuhair, who share deep cultural insights and have a natural talent for bringing groups together. Many itineraries feature nights at traditional Bedouin camps in Wadi Rum, where shared meals and fireside conversations create genuine bonds between travelers. The 6-day tours work perfectly for those with limited time, covering key sites while maintaining an easy rhythm through Jerash ruins, the Dead Sea float and also Petra explorations. Single rooms come with reasonable supplements, while hotels in both Petra and Amman sit in prime spots for independent wandering. What sets these tours apart are the authentic moments - cooking in local family homes, watching sunrise paint the Treasury and gathering for intimate dinners beneath the vast, star-filled desert sky.
Small Group
144 tours in JordanSmall-group tours through Jordan hit that perfect balance, combining expert guidance with meaningful local experiences at places like Petra and across desert landscapes. Our 6-8 day journeys, led by local guides like Mohammed and Zuhair, bring history and culture alive through their deep knowledge and connections. These tours stand out by weaving major sites with authentic moments - traditional cooking in Petra homes, tea ceremonies with Bedouin families in Wadi Rum and also hidden monastery explorations. The 8-day format gives travelers proper time to appreciate each location, while keeping groups small enough for genuine interactions. Our travelers often highlight how much they value the mix of structured guidance and independent time to wander Petra's lesser-known paths or relax at the Dead Sea. The week-long tours include cultural elements like family dinner homestays, nights at desert camps where small groups naturally connect over meals and also fireside conversations. Our guides prove essential, adapting smoothly to Ramadan schedules and understanding precisely when to share cultural context or step back to let moments unfold naturally.
Private / Personalized
113 tours in JordanPrivate tours let you set the pace while keeping expert guidance. The 5-6 day trips adapt to your interests - especially useful at Petra where many travelers want extra time for sunrise Treasury photos. Our drivers Jalal and Adnan go beyond just transport, suggesting authentic local spots and coordinating with excellent site guides. The focused 3-day private tour covers Petra and Wadi Rum in detail, though quite a few customers mention they wish they'd booked longer to include Jerash and also the Dead Sea.
Top Jordan travel itineraries to fit your plans
Seven days in Jordan opens up so many more possibilities. Starting in Amman, you'll explore the Citadel and Roman Theater before heading north to Jerash, where Roman streets and columns stand almost perfectly preserved. Our travelers really appreciate having two full days at Petra - first with a guide who knows all the historical details, then on their own to hike up to spots like the Monastery without rushing. The Wadi Rum experience gets better too, with sunset jeep rides across the dunes and time to learn about daily Bedouin life. These tours add meaningful local connections through cooking sessions with families and visits to women's craft projects in small villages, plus time to explore Dana's nature reserve.
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Ten days lets you really sink into Jordan's rhythm and find its quiet corners. You can properly explore places like Dana's valleys with local nature guides and spend time in real villages around Umm Qais. Our guests love having three nights in Petra - enough time to combine guided tours with solo wandering and see the rose-colored walls change at sunrise and sunset. The longer schedule makes room for authentic experiences: making coffee with Bedouin families, walking with shepherds through nature reserves and learning traditional recipes in local kitchens. Many travelers enjoy breaking up the desert and Dead Sea portions with a stop in Aqaba, where the Red Sea provides a nice change of scenery.
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TourRadar recommends visiting:
Amman, Jerash, Ajloun, Umm Qais, Azraq, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Wadi Mujib, Kerak, Dana, Shobak, Wadi Araba, Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, Dead Sea, As-Salt, Galilee, Golan Heights, Jerusalem
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Our week-long Jordan tours really hit the mark with solo travelers, especially when they want independence plus the convenience of having someone handle the logistics. The guides make all the difference - people often mention Mohammed and Zuhair by name for their deep cultural knowledge and talent for bringing groups together naturally. Single travelers particularly love our combination tours that mix guided archaeological visits with nights at authentic Bedouin camps, where it's easy to connect with fellow guests over shared meals and stories. We've made sure to offer private rooms without crazy surcharges and our hotels in Petra and Amman are perfectly placed for exploring on your own. The homestay dinners and desert camps tend to be highlights for solo guests, as these shared experiences often lead to lasting friendships within the group.
Jordan's intimate 6-day tours resonate deeply with couples seeking both romance and cultural authenticity. The journeys weave together guided walks through Petra's hidden corners, atmospheric nights at desert camps in Wadi Rum, and tranquil moments at the Dead Sea. Many pairs love how the 5-7 day itineraries balance structured activities with quiet time together, especially during peaceful floats in mineral-rich waters or therapeutic mud treatments. Sharing traditional meals under desert stars creates lasting memories, as does joining local families for home-cooked dinners in their private homes. Expert guides like Mustafa and Abdullah lead daily explorations of ancient sites, while evenings bring rest at carefully chosen hotels or desert camps. The experience flows naturally from active moments like Wadi Rum jeep rides to peaceful interludes watching the sun paint Petra's stone facades, floating weightlessly in the Dead Sea and discovering secluded monastery trails.
Our younger travelers really go for the active Jordan tours that pack in both culture and outdoor experiences. The 6-8 day format works well - you'll scramble up to hidden monasteries in Petra, walk through the rust-red dunes of Wadi Rum and take a float in the Dead Sea, with enough time left to discover Amman's food scene on your own. Many guests in their 20s and 30s love staying at the Bedouin camps where you can either go traditional in desert tents or try something different in the clear-dome "bubbles" under the stars. The guides know exactly what works for this age group, showing you the best hiking routes to incredible viewpoints and pointing out where locals hang out after dark. We've woven in hands-on experiences like cooking with Jordanian families and exploring street food markets, which our younger travelers say gives them a real feel for everyday life here.
Our 8-day Jordan tours are consistently popular with seniors, blending guided exploration with the right amount of independence. At Petra, travelers appreciate having both expert-led visits and free time to explore the ancient pathways at their own tempo, typically spread across 2-3 nights. Our guides Mohammed, Zuhair and many others bring Jordan's rich history to life while skillfully managing practical matters like Ramadan scheduling adjustments. The desert portion includes stays at air-conditioned Wadi Rum camps where you'll enjoy traditional Bedouin cuisine, followed by peaceful days at the Dead Sea. For those seeking premium experiences, we offer elevated options with stays at the St. Regis Amman and specialized guides at each major destination. What makes these tours particularly special are the intimate cultural moments - cooking with local families in their homes, sharing meals under desert stars and connecting with communities through relaxed, manageable activities.
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Best time to visit Jordan
- Summer 2025
Summer needs smart planning around the heat, but guides like Mohammed and Basil have got it down to an art. The 6-day tours hit Petra early, getting you through the Siq before the real heat kicks in, then time it perfectly for afternoon floating in the Dead Sea when you're ready for that cool water. Our premium camps in Wadi Rum come with air conditioning and make great bases for dawn 4x4 trips and evenings with Bedouin meals. The 5-day focused trips mix morning activities with afternoon hotel downtime, and according to our guests, that rhythm really works. Week-long tours add Aqaba time where you can snorkel and catch those Red Sea breezes.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall's when our longer Jordan trips really come into their own. The 8-day tours get consistent praise from travelers who love how we mix historical sites with real cultural connections. Time with Bedouin hosts in Wadi Rum becomes something special - sharing stories over mint tea and getting to know desert life properly. Several routes take you through Petra's less-known "back door" and into local homes for cooking sessions. The 6-day express options still fit in all the main sites at a nice pace, and our customers tell us the weather's just right for that Monastery hike in Petra and exploring the sprawling ruins at Jerash.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Jordan's winter travel season gives you some great advantages with shorter days setting up perfect timing for Petra visits in the early hours. Our 5-day express tours have earned high marks from travelers for smart scheduling - you'll enter the Siq right when morning light creates that perfect glow on the Treasury, while exploring Jerash's ancient Roman sites during mild midday temperatures. Many of our guests choose the 8-day trips that include two nights at Petra, letting them capture the ruins in changing light conditions and discover hidden pathways at a relaxed pace. Winter nights out in Wadi Rum become something special, as our traditional Bedouin camps serve warm zarb feasts under impossibly clear starlit skies. Our guides Mohammed, Sami and also Jalal get frequent mentions for their winter expertise, timing Dead Sea floats perfectly for warmest afternoon hours and working around seasonal schedules at Madaba's churches. The tours often feature cooking sessions in local homes, which our travelers tell us provide both a warm break from winter weather and genuine connections with Jordanian families.
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- Spring 2026
Spring in Jordan hits that sweet spot for exploring - the weather's just right for desert camping and wandering through ancient sites. Our 5-6 day trips give you proper time at Petra, and the morning sun really brings out those red and orange tones in the rock. Lots of our travelers say having two full days here works perfectly - one with a guide who knows all the history and then another day to roam around on your own, especially for that hike up to the Monastery when it's cooler. Week-long options add Jerash with its massive Roman ruins and cooking sessions in local Petra homes. For those wanting to move, we've got routes mixing Dana Biosphere Reserve trails with jeep rides through Wadi Rum, while our luxury travelers get premium desert camps complete with private decks for night sky views.
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What our customers ask about Jordan Tours & Trips
What makes Petra so special?
Hidden from the world until its rediscovery in 1812 Petra stands as one of humanity's most remarkable achievements. This ancient Nabataean capital city was literally carved into rose-colored sandstone cliffs creating an architectural masterpiece that earned its UNESCO World Heritage status. The dramatic approach through the Siq canyon builds anticipation before revealing the iconic Treasury facade soaring 40 meters high. Walking Petra's streets you'll discover intricate tomb facades elegant monuments and fascinating layers of history that make this lost city absolutely unforgettable.
What's the best way to see all of Jordan's highlights?
Most travelers find 7-11 days hits the sweet spot for experiencing Jordan's key attractions while maintaining a comfortable pace. Popular packages combine cultural immersion historical exploration and natural wonders taking you from Petra to Wadi Rum the Dead Sea ancient Jerash and Mount Nebo. You'll find options spanning group tours private experiences luxury packages and budget-friendly alternatives. The One Week in Jordan package for example gives you a perfect taste covering Petra Wadi Rum the Dead Sea Shobak Castle and Madaba's famous mosaics.
Is the Jordan Pass worth it?
The Jordan Pass is a smart investment if you're planning to visit multiple sites combining your visa entry with access to over 40 attractions including Petra. It saves you money on both the entry visa and individual entrance fees especially if you want to spend two full days exploring Petra's vast archaeological site. The pass lets you bypass visa fees on arrival and gives you the freedom to visit attractions at your own pace making it excellent value for anyone wanting to dive deep into Jordan's incredible heritage.