Jordan Tour Packages 2024, 2025

We offer a variety of Jordan tours during different months, so you can book a tour at a time that fits your schedule. Jordan is hot during the summer, so you may want to avoid summer trips to Jordan if you don’t do well with extreme heat. Spring & fall is the most popular season for tourism in Jordan thanks to the mild weather, but that also means there may be large crowds during your tour. You can check out our website or contact us to learn more about when you can schedule your Jordan Petra tour.

Our tours of Jordan vary in terms of length, which means you can choose a tour that fits your schedule and includes your preferred destinations. Our Egypt & Jordan First Class tours offer options ranging from 9 - 15 days. For a broader tour of the region, our Best of Jordan & Israel tours last 12-15 days and include more destinations. We also offer Jordan tour packages that include various parts of Europe and Africa.

Unlike US tours, you’ll want to abide by the local dress code when visiting Jordan. Jordan is a mostly Muslim country, which means there’s somewhat of a strict dress code in the country. When you’re visiting Jordan, you should try to cover up as much as possible to respect local dress codes. There may be additional dress codes when you’re visiting religious sites, so ask your Jordan travel guide about the dress code before visiting a religious site. Fortunately, the dress code in Jordan also helps protect your skin from the sun.

You’ll need to do a reasonable amount of walking on our Jordan tours, so make sure you pack a comfortable pair of shoes. Walking shoes that provide extra support and stability are a great option for long days. Some Jordan travel packages may involve more walking than others, so contact us to learn more about our tour packages if you have any concerns about how much walking is involved.

Whether you’re taking one of our Greece tours or a tour of Jordan, it’s important to make sure you have your passport before booking a tour. Obtaining your passport can take several months, so apply as early as possible and book your trip several months out. U.S. citizens will need to get a single-entry visa when they arrive in Jordan — which is available at the airport.

The official language of Jordan is Arabic, but you don’t have to learn Arabic to go on one of our Jordan tours. While English isn’t the official language of the country, there are a lot of English speakers in Jordan — especially in larger cities. All of our tours — from our Germany tours to tours of Jordan — are led by English-speaking tour guides who can make sure you have everything you need.

The official currency of Jordan is the Jordanian dinar. Before you take your trip to Jordan, you’ll need to convert your money to Jordanian dinar to spend it in the country. USD and other currencies are not accepted in Jordan. You may be able to get foreign currency from your bank in advance of your trip, or you can use a foreign exchange currency shop or ATM to exchange your currency once you arrive at the airport in Jordan.

Jordan uses type F plugs, so you do need to bring a converter if you want to plug your devices in during the tour. You can bring multiple converters if you’re using multiple devices, but it’s smart to bring at least one for your phone charger. You can also find universal adapters that work for everywhere from Jordan to Turkey tours.

The time zone in Jordan is Arabia Standard Time, which is 11 hours ahead of the Pacific Time Zone in the U.S. The time in Jordan is 8 hours ahead of the U.S. Eastern Time Zone.

The climate in Jordan varies depending on when you decide to visit. Jordan is very hot during the summer, which is why the spring and fall months are the most popular for tourism. During the winter, nights can get very cold and cities like Petra may even experience occasional snow every couple of years.