7 Days Jordan (Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea)

Amman > Amman 3N > Petra 1N > Wadi Rum 1N > Dead Sea 1N > Dead Sea

Duration

7 Days

Tour Type

Leisure & Sightseeing

Group Size

21 persons

Location

Jordan

Sketch Itinerary

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Amman

Airport pick-up from Queen Alia International Airport with meet & assist service through our representative. Transfer to Amman hotel for check-in.

Overnight Stay in Amman 

 

Day 2: Amman - Amman City Tour - Desert Castle - Amman

After breakfast, start tour of the downtown part of capital city Amman for 2 hours, visiting sites and museums including the Archaeological Museum, the Folklore Museum, the Citadel, and the Amphitheatre. Everywhere you look there is evidence of the city's much older past (museums are closed on Tuesday).

Proceed to the Eastern Desert to visit Al Kharraneh Castle, Amra Castle (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and Al Azraq Castle where Lawrence of Arabia resided and wrote part of his book Seven Pillars of Wisdom.

Overnight Stay in Amman 

 

Day 3: Amman - Jerash - Ajloun - Amman

After breakfast, we head to visit the ancient Roman city of Jerash, including the paved and colonnaded streets, soaring hilltop temples, theatres, spacious public squares and plazas, baths, fountains, and city walls.

Proceed to northern Jordan to visit one of the most important ecological and historical sites in the Middle East: Ajloun.

Ajloun Castle (Qal’at Ar-Rabad) is a fine example of Islamic architecture, built by Saladin’s general in 1184 AD to control the iron mines of Ajloun and to counter the progress of the Crusaders by dominating the three main routes leading to the Jordan Valley and protecting the communication routes between Jordan and Syria.

Overnight Stay in Amman 

 

Day 4: Amman - Madaba - Nebo - Kerak - Petra

After breakfast, depart to Wadi Musa city via the King's Highway, visiting Madaba, Mount Nebo, and Kerak Castle en route. Arrive in Petra for check-in.

Madaba:
A city best known for the famous 6th-century mosaic map of Jerusalem & Holy Land and for its spectacular Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics. Visit St. George’s Church.

Mount Nebo:
Moses’ mountain, situated 10 kilometers west of Madaba, overlooking the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, West Bank, and Jerusalem. Alleged site of Moses’ tomb.

Kerak Castle: A Crusaders’ castle built on a triangular plateau dating back to the 12th century.

Overnight Stay in Petra 

 

Day 5: Petra Visit - Wadi Rum

After breakfast, visit the Nabatean red rose city of Petra, one of the 7 world wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Enter the city through a 1 km long narrow gorge flanked on either side by 80m high cliffs! Notice the dazzling colors and formations of the rocks. The site is massive and contains hundreds of elaborated rock-cut tombs, a treasury, Roman-style theatres, temples, sacrificial altars, and colonnaded streets.

We head further down into southern Jordan to visit other significant sites including Wadi Rum.

Overnight Stay in Wadi Rum

 

Day 6: Wadi Rum Jeep Ride - Dead Sea

Explore Wadi Rum on a 2-hour jeep ride into the Jordanian desert! Wadi Rum was best described by T.E. Lawrence as “vast, echoing and god-like,” and by the locals as “Valley of the Moon.”

Then proceed to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth. Deep in the Jordan Valley and 55 km southeast of Amman, the Dead Sea is one of the most spectacular natural and spiritual landscapes in the world. It is the world’s richest source of natural salts, hiding wonderful treasures accumulated throughout thousands of years.

Overnight Stay in Dead Sea

 

Day 7: Departure Dead Sea - QAIA

After breakfast, departure from Dead Sea via Queen Alia International Airport to your next destination.
(Please arrive at the airport 3:30 hours before each flight time)

End Of Tour

Included/Excluded

Meet & assist upon arrival to the airport with free collective visa; Upon having full passport details before the arrival by at least 07 days (for the non-restricted nationalities)
Transportation as per the above-mentioned program in an A/C Modern vehicle with a professional English-Speaking driver
06 nights’ accommodation based on sharing a DBL/TWN/TRPL room on Bed and Breakfast basis at the above-mentioned hotels, except in Wadi Rum on HB Basis (Breakfast and Dinner)
Guide:
1-5 Adult:
Local English-Speaking Guide in Jerash (Up to 2 Hours)
Local English-Speaking Guide in Petra (From the visitor center up to Qaser Al Bint)
6 Adults & Above:
Private English-Speaking Guide during the touring days only
2 hours’ Bedouin jeep tour in Wadi Rum desert
A Short Horse Ride in Petra from the Main Gate of the visitor center till the beginning of the Siq
Entrance fees to the above-mentioned sites
Bottle of water per day per person
All applicable taxes
Any tips & porterage’s
Additional meals
Beverages
Personal expenses
Any item not mentioned in the inclusions part
Optional excursions

Hotel Details

One of these Hotels would be booked for your trip at the mentioned locations.
Amman (3 Nights)
hotel/radisson-blu-hotel Radisson Blu Hotel
Superior Room
Petra (1 Night)
hotel/hyatt-zaman-resort Hyatt Zaman Resort
Junior Suite
Wadi Rum (1 Night)
hotel/rum-oasis-luxury-camp Rum Oasis Luxury Camp
Bubble Tent
Dead Sea (1 Night)
hotel/holiday-inn Holiday Inn
Premium Room
Amman (3 Nights)
hotel/geneva-hotel Geneva Hotel
Deluxe Twin
Petra (1 Night)
hotel/petra-canyon-hotel Petra Canyon Hotel
Twin Room
Wadi Rum (1 Night)
hotel/rum-oasis-luxury-camp Rum Oasis Luxury Camp
Bubble Tent
Dead Sea (1 Night)
hotel/ramada-resort Ramada Resort
Twin Premium
Amman (3 Nights)
hotel/liwan-hotel Liwan Hotel
Twin Room
Petra (1 Night)
hotel/edom-petra-hotel Edom Petra Hotel
Triple Room
Wadi Rum (1 Night)
hotel/hasan-al-zawaideh-camp Hasan Al Zawaideh Camp
Deluxe Tent
Dead Sea (1 Night)
hotel/ramada-resort Ramada Resort
Twin Premium

Experiences

Adventure & Thrill Adventure & Thrill
Beaches & Islands Beaches & Islands
Culinary & Food Culinary & Food
Culture, Heritage & History Culture, Heritage & History
Lakes & Rivers Lakes & Rivers
Pilgrimage & Spiritual Pilgrimage & Spiritual
Scenic Drives Scenic Drives
Shopping & Local Markets Shopping & Local Markets
Spa & Wellness Retreats Spa & Wellness Retreats
Water Sports Adventures

FAQs

Do I need a visa to visit Jordan?
Yes, most nationalities (including Indian, American, European, and Southeast Asian) require a visa. You can get a Visa on Arrival at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman or land borders. To save money, consider the Jordan Pass (includes visa + entry to 40+ attractions including Petra). Some nationalities may require prior approval—check the Jordanian embassy website for updates
What is the Jordan Pass and should I buy it?
Yes, it's highly recommended. Covers visa fees (if staying more than 3 nights). Grants access to Petra, Jerash, Wadi Rum, and many other sites. Available online at: https://www.jordanpass.jo ; Saves both time and money.
What is the best time to visit Jordan?
Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) offer pleasant weather. Summer (June to August) is hot, especially in Petra and Wadi Rum. Winter (December to February) can be cold, especially in Amman and Petra; Aqaba remains warm.
What are the must-visit places in Jordan?
Petra – Ancient Nabatean city carved into rock; Wadi Rum – Desert wilderness with sand dunes and rock formations; Dead Sea – Float in salty waters and enjoy mud spas; Amman – The capital, filled with Roman ruins and modern culture; Jerash – Roman archaeological city; Aqaba – Red Sea coastal city, great for diving; Mount Nebo & Madaba – Religious and historical sites.
How do I get around Jordan?
Private taxi or car rental is the best and most flexible option. Jett Bus offers reliable intercity bus services. Local buses are cheap but infrequent and crowded. Uber/Careem available only in Amman.
What food should I try in Jordan?
Mansaf – Jordan’s national dish made of lamb, yogurt, and rice; Falafel & Hummus – Street food staples; Maqluba – Upside-down rice and meat dish; Knafeh – Sweet cheese dessert; Zarb – Bedouin BBQ in the desert (especially in Wadi Rum).
What should I wear in Jordan?
Jordan is modest but not overly strict. For women: modest clothes (covering shoulders and knees) are respectful. No need for a headscarf unless entering a mosque. For men: shorts are okay in tourist areas, but trousers preferred elsewhere. Comfortable shoes are a must, especially in Petra.
Can I swim in the Dead Sea?
Yes, but don’t dive or put your face in the water—it’s very salty and can irritate. Most hotels have access to Dead Sea beaches with showers and mud treatment. Wear water shoes to avoid sharp salt crystals.
What is the electricity plug type?
Type C, D, F, G, and J plugs are used. Voltage: 230V | Frequency: 50Hz. A universal adapter is recommended.
Is alcohol available in Jordan?
Yes, but not everywhere. You can buy alcohol in most hotels, bars, and liquor stores in cities. Avoid drinking in public places. In conservative areas, it's best to ask first or avoid drinking altogether.
Are there any cultural etiquettes I should know?
Greet with “As-salamu alaykum”; Don’t display affection in public; Use right hand to give/receive items; Respect prayer times and local customs; If invited to a home, it's polite to accept tea/coffee; Tipping is customary and appreciated.
Can I use my mobile phone in Jordan?
Yes. Buy a local SIM card (Zain, Umniah, or Orange) at the airport or city shops. Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels and cafes.
What is Petra by Night?
A special night-time experience held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, where the Siq and Treasury are lit with candles and traditional Bedouin music is played. Entry is extra (~17 JOD). Some of the other main attractions in Petra are The Siq – Narrow gorge leading to Petra; The Treasury (Al-Khazneh); Street of Facades; Royal Tombs; The Monastery (Ad Deir) – reached via 800+ steps; High Place of Sacrifice.
What are the top attractions in Amman?
Citadel Hill (Jabal Al-Qal’a); Roman Theater; Rainbow Street – cafes, shops; King Abdullah I Mosque; Downtown Souqs; Jordan Museum.
What is Wadi Rum famous for?
Wadi Rum is a UNESCO World Heritage desert known for Mars-like landscapes, red sand dunes, and rock formations. It’s called the "Valley of the Moon" and has been featured in films like The Martian and Lawrence of Arabia. Some of the famous activities to do are Jeep safaris with Bedouin guides; Camel rides; Star-gazing and sunset tours; Overnight in Bedouin camps; Rock climbing and hiking
Can I stay overnight?
Yes, in Bedouin-style camps ranging from basic to luxury with private bathrooms and traditional meals. Staying overnight is highly recommended for the desert experience.
Can I float in the Dead Sea?
Yes. Due to the high salinity, everyone floats easily. It's a unique and relaxing experience. Floating is safe, but: Avoid splashing or diving; Don’t let water get into your eyes or mouth; Shave 24 hours before to avoid stinging; Rinse off after entering the water.
What else can I do near the Dead Sea?
Spa treatments and mud baths; Visit Mount Nebo, Madaba, or Baptism Site (Bethany Beyond Jordan); Enjoy sunset views over Israel/Palestine.
What should I bring?
Water shoes; Swimwear; Towel (if not staying at a hotel); Sunscreen and sunglasses.
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