Why Travel to Jordan
You embark on an unforgettable adventure from the moment you set foot on a Jordan tour. Explore the hidden treasures in the capital city of Amman, roam through the well-preserved Roman ruins in Jerash, explore the pink sandstone tombs and temples of Petra, enjoy a camel ride through Wadi Rum, and spend a few days relaxing on the sandy beaches at Aqaba or the Dead Sea, as well as taste incredible middle eastern cuisine and meet friendly welcoming locals. Visitors to the country may first be drawn there to see the ancient city of Petra, but a tour of Jordan will expose them to so much more.
Jordan Private Tours
Book your Jordan tour with us and explore the Roman ruins, ancient architecture, and dead sea as you make your way from Amman to the famous lost city of Petra.
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Jordan Vacation: Dead Sea & Wadi Rum
7 DAYSAmman, Jerash, Mt. Nebo, Madaba, Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea -
Middle East Tours Including Jordan
Discover Jordan with an extension to other destinations like Egypt, Israel, Turkey, and more. Wherever you plan to go, we can help you plan a multi-country tour in the Middle East or even outside of the area.
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Jerusalem, Dead Sea, Petra Discovery
9 DAYSIsrael: Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Jericho, Bethlehem; Jordan: Petra, Dead Sea, Amman -
Explore Middle East: Egypt, Jordan and Israel
14 DAYSEgypt: Cairo, Nile Cruise, Luxor; Jordan: Amman, Jerash, Petra, Dead Sea; Israel: Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Tel Aviv -
Morocco, Egypt, Jordan and Israel
20 DAYSMorocco: Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Marrakech; Egpyt: Cairo, Aswan, Luxor; Jordan: Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea; Israel: Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Tel Aviv -
Middle East Grand Tour
15 DAYSTurkey: Istanbul, Cappadocia; Egypt: Cairo, Luxor; Jordan: Amman, Petra; Israel: Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Tel Aviv -
Turkey and Jordan Exploration
11 DAYSTurkey: Istanbul, Cappadocia, Izmir; Jordan: Amman, Jerash, Mt. Nebo, Petra -
Wonders of Lebanon and Jordan
10 DAYSLebanon: Beirut; Jordan: Amman, Dead Sea (Jordan), Petra, Wadi Rum
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Jordan Travel FAQs
- How many days do I need in Jordan?
The length of time depends on the breadth and depth of your visit to Jordan. A 7-day tour is suitable for you to explore the highlights in Jordan, during when you can set foot in major cities or sites like Amman, Jerash, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea. But is you prefer an in-depth tour, 10 days or more would be better.
- Can I combine my visit to Jordan with another country?
Yes. Most travelers with Odynovo would prefer a Jordan tour combined with Egypt and Israel. Some even extend their tours to Turkey and Morocco. So, if you prefer a multi-country tour to Middle East, just let us know and we can help to customize a unique tour around your personal interests.
- How can I obtain my visa to Jordan?
Most people will need a visa to travel to Jordan. Those from up to 140 countries such as America, Britain, Canada, Australia, etc. are able to obtain a Jordan visa on arrival (single entry and stay up to 30 days).
Documents required for visa on arrival:
1. Passport or travel document with validity not less than 6 months.
2. Return-trip tickets and proof of a hotel reservation.
3. Evidence of adequate finance.
4. Jordan Visa on Arrival fee (JOD40).If you are not eligible for a visa on arrival or intend to stay for more than a month, you will need to apply for a Jordan visa at an Embassy. Please check the relevant embassy/consulate website for specific required documents.
- Is it a common practice to give tips in Jordan?
Yes, actually tipping is not mandatory but highly appreciated in Jordan. Commonly, you should tip around 10% of the bill to the waiter at the restaurant, USD 5-10 per traveler per day to the guide, USD 6-8 per traveler per day to the driver. However, you may pay more or less depending on their services.
- Is it common to use credit cards in Jordan?
Visa and Master Card are widely accepted in Jordan at restaurants, hotels and large shops. But small shops and souks usually prefer cash payments in Jordanian Dinars, so it is advisable to carry some cash for paying snacks, beverages and souvenirs.
- Is there any special advice for women travelers while visiting Jordan?
Blending in the local culture as much as possible is the best practice. While traveling with us, you are guaranteed a hassle-free time with a personal guide and driver. For your own leisure time, it is suggested:
1. Avoid walking alone at night, either in the city or beach.
2. Out of respect for local culture and to ward off unwanted attention, avoid wearing very tight and revealing clothes.
3. Don't wear glittering jewelry out on the street.
4. Always keep your valuables with you.
5. When you're in a bar, keep your eyes on your drinks and don't accept any drinks from strangers. - Can I take pictures of the people, streets during my tour?
It would be better to ask for permission before taking photos of the locals. As in many places in the world, photographing government and military bases in Jordan is banned.
- How should I dress in Jordan?
Just like other Muslim countries, the general dress rule both for men and women is to keep shoulders, arms, and legs covered. Wearing trousers and long sleeves also help to prevent visitors from insect bites and sunburn. Besides, women are required to cover their hair when visiting a mosque or religious places. A headscarf is good to be prepared for any sights. Not only does this follow local customs, but it also shows that you care about Jordanian culture and local people will respect you for doing so.
Top Places to Visit in Jordan

Petra, named after the Greek word for rock, is famously described as a "rose city" or "lost city" and arguably the highlight of any Jordan tour. Marvel at its sprawling ancient architecture, particularly the intricate carvings into the rock face, ancient tombs, and churches - all of which offer a fascinating insight into the city's glorious history. In 1985, Petra was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. In 2007, it was selected as the New Seven Wonders of the World.
- DEAD SEA
Bordered by Jordan to the east and Israel to the west, the Dead Sea is the lowest point on Earth. It is called the Dead Sea because of its high salinity of 35%, and no plants or animals can live in it. In this super-salty lake, you can get a unique swimming experience as you'll never sink, even read a magazine while floating on the waters.
- AQABA & WADI RUM
Looking to go diving in the Red Sea while traveling to Jordan? Aqaba, the only port and coastal resort of Jordan, is the ideal place. And about 60km northeast of Aqaba, you will find the majestic Wadi Rum, which is famous for the reddish sand and mountains looking like the arid and red surface of Mars.
- AMMAN & JERASH
The capital city of Amman offers a good introduction for those who are new to traveling to Jordan. And about 40 minutes drive from Amman lies Jerash, famous for the well-preserved architecture from the first century AD when the city flourished under Roman rule. Spend three or four hours wandering around, and you will feel like traveling back into ancient times.
- MADABA
Madaba owns the largest variety of mosaic products in the world and enjoys the reputation of a "mosaic city". The most famous sight here is the mosaic map inside the St. George's Church, which is the first human survey and record of the Mediterranean and Jerusalem.
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