7 Days / 6 Nights Jordan

Visit the Roman ruins of Jerash, about 50 km away from Amman. See the Hippodrome, the Nymphaeum, the Temple of Artemis and the North Theatre. Back in Amman explore the Citadel hill with remains from the Roman to the early Islamic period and a small Archaeological Museum.

Onto the opposite Roman Theatre from the 2nd century with 6,000 seats. From here stroll along the vibrant Souq and stop in Jabal Amman at Rainbow Street with its charm of early 20th century houses.

Return to your hotel in Amman.

Meals: Breakfast

a panoramic view from Mt Nebo. According to the Bible the place where Prophet Moses was granted to see the Promised Land before he died. Short ride to the town of Madaba to see the famous 6th century mosaic map of the Holy Land at St. George’s Church.

Travel along the famous ancient caravan route of the King’s Way. See the remains of the Crusader castle Kerak with its underground passageways.

Overnight in Petra.

Meals: Breakfast

Today visit the highlight of Jordan, the red rose city Petra founded around the 6th century B.C. by the Nabataeans. Pass the narrow canyon, the so-called Siq, and be rewarded with a view of the most beautiful monument, the Treasury.

Continue via the Street of Facades to the Royal Tombs and Pharaoh’s Castle.

Overnight in Petra.

Meals: Breakfast

Off you go for a 1.5 hour drive to Wadi Rum. This dramatic desert is Jordan’s largest wadi and has been inhabited since prehistoric times. Hop in a 4×4 and uncover more of the vast area.

You see canyons, red sand dunes, Nabatean rock inscriptions and a natural rock bridge. Head 3.5 hours to the lowest point on earth the Dead Sea.

Check into your hotel.

Meals: Breakfast

Carefree day to enjoy the Dead Sea. Take a bath in the salty waters with the obligatory photo of floating with a newspaper in your hand, cover your body with the dark, mineral-rich mud from the shores and don’t miss watching the sunset.

Meals: Breakfast

At a prearranged time, we pick you up from your hotel lobby. The drive to Amman Airport takes about an hour. Say farewell to Jordan!

Meals: Breakfast

Jordan is not the cheapest travel destination, but budget-friendly options are available. Costs can vary significantly depending on your travel style and choices for accommodation and dining.

Yes, seven days are enough to see the main highlights of Jordan at a comfortable pace, allowing time for both exploration and relaxation.

Avoid visiting Jordan during the peak summer months (July and August) due to extreme heat, especially in desert areas. Additionally, the holy month of Ramadan might affect the availability of services and attractions.

The best months to visit Jordan are March to May and September to November, when the weather is mild and pleasant for sightseeing.

January is often the cheapest month to travel to Jordan, as it is part of the low season with fewer tourists and lower prices.

Most travelers need a visa to enter Jordan. Many nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival, while others need to apply in advance. It’s best to check the specific requirements for your country before traveling.

While it is possible to wear short clothes in Jordan, it is advisable to dress modestly, especially in rural areas and religious sites. Long pants and tops that cover the shoulders are recommended to respect local customs.