Jordan Islamic Tour – 8 Days

Amman is home to a rich Islamic heritage. Begin in the Old City, where narrow streets and vibrant souks blend with historic mosques. Visit the Al-Husseini Mosque, originally built in 640 CE and reconstructed in 1924, which marks one of the oldest Islamic structures in the capital. Discover the King Abdullah I Mosque, known for its grand blue dome and built as a memorial to the late king’s grandfather. End at the Abu Darwish Mosque, a striking black-and-white stone structure perched on Jabal Ashrafieh, offering panoramic views and deep cultural symbolism.

Located near Amman, this cave is believed by many to be the site where seven young believers, known as the "People of the Cave," sought refuge from persecution and miraculously slept for over 300 years, as described in the Quran (Surah Al-Kahf). The site includes tombs and a small mosque, and it is an important spiritual location reflecting faith, endurance, and divine protection.

These three mosques represent different architectural styles and historical eras:

• Abu Darwish Mosque: A modern mosque with unique black-and-white checkered stones, located on one of Amman’s highest hills.

• Al-Husseini Mosque: A central mosque with deep roots in Islamic history, located in downtown Amman.

• King Abdullah I Mosque: A modern symbol of Islamic unity and a cultural hub with a museum and prayer hall accommodating thousands of worshippers.

• Tombs of the Companions (Al-Sahaba): Located in the Jordan Valley, these include the final resting places of revered companions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), such as Abu Ubaydah ibn al-Jarrah, Mu'adh ibn Jabal, Dirar ibn al-Azwar, and others. These sites serve as spiritual and educational landmarks.

• Shrine of Prophet Shoaib: Found near Al-Salt, this shrine honors Prophet Shoaib (Jethro), a respected figure in Islamic tradition. It's a peaceful spot for reflection and prayer.

Built in 1184 by Izz ad-Din Usama, a general under Salah al-Din (Saladin), Ajloun Castle is a fine example of Islamic military architecture. The fortress was designed to protect the region from Crusader incursions and control the iron mines of Ajloun. Visitors can explore its towers, courtyards, and strategic hilltop position offering breathtaking views.

Scattered across Jordan’s eastern desert, these castles were built during the Umayyad Caliphate (7th–8th centuries) as caravan stations, agricultural estates, and hunting lodges. Notable examples include:

• Qasr Amra (UNESCO World Heritage Site): Known for its vibrant frescoes.

• Qasr Kharana: A mysterious fortress-like structure.

• Qasr Al-Azraq: Used by Lawrence of Arabia, it showcases basalt architecture.

Located near Safawi in the Jordanian desert, this ancient tree is believed to be the place where the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), as a young boy traveling with his uncle, was shaded during a trade caravan. Christian monk Bahira reportedly recognized signs of prophethood in the boy during this encounter. The site is now fenced and revered by visitors as the only living tree remaining from that era.

Though primarily associated with the Prophet Moses (PBUH), Mount Nebo is respected in Islamic tradition as well. From this elevated site, visitors enjoy sweeping views over the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Jerusalem. It symbolizes reflection on the shared heritage between Abrahamic religions.

• Karak Castle: A Crusader stronghold later used by Muslim rulers, featuring Islamic inscriptions and offering insight into the military architecture of the period.

• Battle of Mutah Site: Near Karak lies the battlefield of Mutah (629 CE), where Muslims first clashed with Byzantines.

• Shrines of Martyrs: Visit the resting places of three companions martyred in the battle—Zaid ibn Harithah, Ja’far ibn Abi Talib, and Abdullah ibn Rawahah—important figures in Islamic history.

Built in 1115 AD by Crusaders and later taken over by Ayyubid forces, Shobak Castle contains Islamic-era inscriptions and features. The castle stands on a hill in a remote desert landscape, offering a glimpse into the region’s turbulent history and Islamic reclaiming of once-Crusader lands.

Located near Ghor Safi, this cave is believed to be where Prophet Lot (PBUH) sought refuge with his daughters after the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. The site includes Byzantine church ruins, mosaics, and a stairway to the cave itself, connecting biblical and Islamic narratives of morality and divine justice.

This lowest point on Earth is mentioned in Islamic and biblical tradition. It’s near the site of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, making it significant in Prophet Lot’s (PBUH) story. Today, it's a peaceful destination known for healing minerals and therapeutic waters, allowing time for spiritual reflection and relaxation.

Petra :

Though not an Islamic site, Petra is a highlight of Jordan’s heritage. This ancient Nabataean city reflects the intersection of civilizations that shaped the region. Muslim rulers later passed through Petra, and it remained an important location during Islamic periods. The city’s blend of architecture, history, and natural wonder makes it an essential stop.

Wadi Rum : 

Also known as the “Valley of the Moon,” this majestic desert is deeply connected to the Bedouin way of life. Though not a religious site per se, its cultural richness, natural beauty, and mention in historic Islamic texts make it a unique addition. Visitors experience the desert on 4x4 tours, sleeping in camps under starry skies, and connecting to a lifestyle grounded in hospitality and simplicity.

Welcome to Jordan! Upon arrival at Queen Alia International Airport, you will be met by your guide and transferred to your hotel in Amman, the capital and largest city of Jordan. Inhabited since the Bronze Age, Amman is rich with cultural and historical significance.
Overnight in Amman

After breakfast, begin a guided half-day tour exploring Amman’s most important Islamic landmarks.

• Cave of the Seven Sleepers (Ahl Al-Kahf) – Located on the outskirts of Amman, this sacred site is believed to be where seven young believers sought refuge from religious persecution and miraculously slept for over 300 years.

• Abu Darwish Mosque – Situated on Jabal Ashrafieh, this mosque is one of Amman's most visually distinctive with its black-and-white stone design.

• Al-Husseini Mosque – Located in downtown Amman, this mosque was rebuilt in 1932 by King Abdullah I on the foundations of a 7th-century mosque from the time of Caliph Omar Ibn Al-Khattab.

• King Abdullah I Mosque ("Blue Mosque") – Known for its magnificent blue dome, this mosque also features an Islamic museum and offers visitors a chance to pray during the visit.

• King Hussein Bin Talal Mosque – A modern architectural masterpiece located on Amman’s western hills, offering panoramic views and spiritual ambiance.

After the tour, return to your hotel with the remainder of the afternoon free to relax or explore independently.

Overnight in Amman

Today you'll venture into the Jordan Valley to visit significant Islamic landmarks:

• Tombs of Al-Sahaba – Located in the Jordan Valley, this revered site includes the graves of many of the Prophet Muhammad’s companions, such as:

  • Abu Ubaidah Amer Ibn Al-Jarrah – One of the ten companions promised Paradise.

  • Muadh Ibn Jabal – A key figure in compiling the Holy Qur’an during the Prophet’s life.

• Shrine of Prophet Shoaib (Jethro) – Near the town of Al-Salt, this important pilgrimage site honors the prophet who guided the people of Midian.

• Ajloun Islamic Castle – [Insert description here: e.g., Built by the Ayyubids in the 12th century to protect against Crusader incursions, the castle also served as a center for Islamic governance and culture in the region.]

Return to Amman in the evening.

Overnight in Amman

Begin your day with a journey to Jordan’s eastern desert to explore a series of early Islamic castles and fortresses:

• Desert Castles (Qasr Amra, Qasr Al-Kharanah, and Qasr Azraq) – These 8th-century Umayyad-era structures were used as caravanserais, hunting lodges, and agricultural centers. Their well-preserved frescoes and Islamic architectural elements make them culturally significant.

• The Blessed Tree (Al-Buqayawiyya Tree) – Visit the sacred tree under which Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), as a young boy, rested during a trade journey with his uncle. It is believed that a Christian monk, Bahira, recognized signs of prophethood in him at this very spot.

Return to your hotel in Amman for the night.

Overnight in Amman

After breakfast, begin your journey south along the historical King’s Highway, visiting key historical and Islamic landmarks throughout the day:

• Mount Nebo – This hilltop site offers panoramic views of the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and the Holy Land. Though primarily associated with the Prophet Moses (PBUH), Mount Nebo is revered across Abrahamic faiths, including Islamic tradition.

• Karak Castle – Explore this formidable Crusader fortress, known for its deep dungeons, arched passageways, and strategic hilltop location. After its recapture by Salah Al-Din (Saladin) in the 12th century, the castle became a key post under Islamic rule.

• Mutah Battle Site & Shrines – Continue to the village of Al-Mazar Al-Janoubi near Karak to visit the site of the Battle of Mu’tah (629 CE)—the first major battle between the Muslims and Byzantines. Here, you’ll visit the shrines (maqams) of three prominent companions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH):

  • Zaid Ibn Harithah

  • Ja’far Ibn Abi Talib

  • Abdullah Ibn Rawahah
    This is a spiritually moving site that serves as a reminder of courage, sacrifice, and faith.

• Shobak Castle (Montreal Castle) – The final stop of the day is this lesser-known but fascinating Crusader fortress built in 1115 AD. It was later taken over by Muslim forces and features Islamic inscriptions and architectural elements from the Ayyubid and Mamluk periods.

In the evening, continue to Petra for overnight stay.

Overnight in Petra

After breakfast, explore the magnificent Rose-Red City of Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Discover the Siq, Treasury, Royal Tombs, and more.

After your visit, drive to the surreal desert of Wadi Rum, also known as the Valley of the Moon. Dinner and overnight in a Bedouin-style desert camp.

Overnight in Wadi Rum

• Enjoy a thrilling 2-hour 4x4 Jeep Tour through the dramatic landscapes of Wadi Rum.

• Visit Lot’s Cave, believed to be the place where Prophet Lot (Lut) and his daughters took refuge after the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.

• Proceed to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. Check in at your resort and enjoy the therapeutic saltwater and mud.

Overnight at the Dead Sea.

Overnight at the Dead Sea

Enjoy a relaxing free day at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. Take time to unwind along the tranquil shores and experience the unique sensation of floating effortlessly in the salty waters, a natural phenomenon found nowhere else in the world. Pamper yourself with therapeutic Dead Sea mud, known for its rich minerals and skin-rejuvenating properties, or indulge in luxurious treatments at the hotel spa. Whether you choose to relax poolside, soak in the sun, or enjoy a peaceful moment overlooking the shimmering waters, this is the perfect way to end your journey in Jordan.

At the appropriate time, your driver will transfer you to Queen Alia International Airport in Amman (approximately a 1-hour drive) for your departure flight.

We hope you leave with unforgettable memories and the warmest impressions of Jordan.
Safe travels and farewell!

Jordan experiences different seasons, and rates vary accordingly (high season, low season, etc.). Kindly provide your travel dates so we can offer a quote based on the season you’re traveling in.

Rates depend on the number of participants. We can provide quotes for 1–6 individuals (considered FITs or individuals). For groups of 7 or more, a special group tour rate will apply.

We offer a range of accommodations: 3-star, 4-star, and 5-star hotels. In Wadi Rum, we provide traditional Bedouin camps as well as luxury camps (standard tents or stargazing tents such as Bubble, Panorama, or Dome tents). Rates will vary based on your preferred hotel and camp categories, as well as the room or tent types. Please let us know your accommodation preferences, and we’ll tailor the quote accordingly.

• ✅ Meet and assist upon arrival with Visa (Free Visa to Jordan)

• ✅ Private transportation in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle with English-speaking driver

• ✅ Hotel accommodation with daily breakfast

• ✅ Local guides at major sites such as Petra, Jerash, and Wadi Rum (In case of 1-6 people) / Full guided tour in case of 7 people and more

• ✅ Entrance fees to all mentioned sites and attractions

• ✅ Wadi Rum jeep tour (2 hours) with a local Bedouin driver

• ✅ Bottled water during touring days

• ✅ All applicable taxes and service charges

• ✅ Airport transfers to/from Queen Alia International Airport

• ✅ 24/7 local assistance throughout your stay in Jordan

• ❌ International flights

• ❌ Departure Taxes (if applicable)

• ❌ Travel insurance

• ❌ Meals not specified in the itinerary (e.g., lunches and dinners)

• ❌ Personal expenses such as drinks, tips, laundry, and souvenirs

• ❌ Optional tours or activities not listed in the program

• ❌ Gratuities for drivers, guides, and hotel staff (optional but appreciated)

3-Star Hotel Options in Jordan

We partner with carefully selected hotels across Jordan to ensure your comfort and satisfaction. All accommodations are based on availability and are subject to confirmation. Similar hotels of the same category may be offered in case of unavailability.

Amman Hotels (3-star to mid-range)

• Torino Hotel

• New Merryland Hotel

• Al Fanar Palace Hotel

• Olive Hotel

• Rojina Hotel

• Retaj Hotel

• Larsa Hotel

Petra Hotels (3-star to mid-range)

• Sharah Mountains Hotel

• Amra Palace Hotel

• Edom Hotel (upon request – may incur a supplement)

• La Maison Hotel

• Or similar hotels

• (Note: Petra Palace Hotel also available upon request with additional cost)

Aqaba Hotels (3-star to mid-range)

• Turquoise Hotel

• City Tower Hotel

• Al-Raed Hotel

• Laverda Hotel

• Yafko Hotel

• Or similar hotels

Dead Sea Hotels (4-star category)

• Ramada Resort Dead Sea

• Grand East Hotel

4-Star Hotel Options in Jordan

We offer carefully selected 4-star accommodations throughout Jordan, combining comfort, quality, and great service. In case a preferred hotel is not available, a similar option of the same category will be provided.

Amman – 4★ Standard Hotels

• Amman West Hotel

• Le Vendome Hotel

• Toledo Hotel

• Days Inn Hotel

• Sadeen Hotel

• Sulaf Luxury Hotel

• Ayass Hotel

• Olive Tree Hotel

• Gerasa Hotel

• Geneva Hotel

• Harir Palace Hotel

Petra – 4★ Hotels

• Petra Castle Hotel

• Tetra Tree Hotel

• Petra Moon Hotel

• Petra Guest House

• Petra Elite Hotel

• Petra Sella Hotel

• P Quattro Hotel

• Petra Corner Hotel

• Petra Canyon Hotel

• Or similar hotels in the same category

Aqaba – 4★ Hotels

• Twins Hotel

• My Luxury Hotel

• Lacosta Hotel

• City Tower Hotel

• Nairoukh Hotel Aqaba

• Dweik 3 Hotel

• Aqaba Gulf Hotel

• Days Inn Hotel

• Or similar hotels in Aqaba

⚠️ Note: Marina Plaza Tala Bay is a 4-star resort available upon request with extra charges.

Dead Sea – 4★ Hotel

• Dead Sea Spa Hotel

5-Star Hotel Options in Jordan

We offer top-tier accommodations across Jordan, ensuring luxury, comfort, and premium service throughout your stay. If your preferred hotel is unavailable, a similar 5-star property will be offered.

Amman – 5★ Standard Hotels

• Bristol Amman Hotel

• Landmark Hotel Amman

• Crowne Plaza Amman

• La Royal Hotel

• House Boutique Amman

• Or similar 5-star hotels

Petra – 5★ Standard Hotels

• Petra Moon Luxury Hotel

• Old Village Resort Petra

• Hyatt Zaman Hotel Petra

• Or similar luxury accommodations in Petra

Aqaba – 5★ Hotels

• Grand Tala Bay Resort

• DoubleTree by Hilton Aqaba

• Mövenpick Resort & Residences Aqaba

• Mövenpick Resort Tala Bay Aqaba

• InterContinental Aqaba Resort

• Tala Bay Residences

• Or similar 5-star hotels

Dead Sea – 5★ Standard Hotels

• Mövenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea

• Hilton Dead Sea Resort & Spa

• Crowne Plaza Jordan Dead Sea Resort

• Holiday Inn Resort Dead Sea

• Or similar hotels in the same category

⚠️ Note: Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea and Dead Sea Marriott Resort & Spa are available upon request at additional cost.

Superior 5-Star Hotel Options in Jordan

For travelers seeking elevated luxury, Jordan offers a selection of superior 5-star hotels known for refined service, premium amenities, and exceptional comfort. These top-tier accommodations are ideal for those who appreciate world-class hospitality.

Amman – 5★ Superior Hotels

• Hilton Amman Hotel

• W Amman Hotel

• Grand Hyatt Amman

• Amman Marriott Hotel

• InterContinental Amman Hotel

Petra – 5★ Superior Hotels

• Mövenpick Resort Petra (located right at Petra's entrance)

• Petra Marriott Hotel (offering panoramic mountain views)

Aqaba – 5★ Luxury Hotels

• Kempinski Hotel Aqaba – Red Sea

• Al Manara, a Luxury Collection Hotel – Saraya Aqaba

• Hyatt Regency Aqaba Ayla Resort

⚠️ These hotels are available upon request and may incur extra charges.

Dead Sea – 5★ Luxury Hotels

• Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea

• Dead Sea Marriott Resort & Spa

Bedouin Camps in Wadi Rum: Authentic Desert Living

Wadi Rum is home to hundreds of Bedouin camps, each offering a unique opportunity to experience traditional desert life. Staying in a camp allows you to immerse yourself in the simplicity and warmth of Bedouin culture, where hospitality is a way of life. Bedouins live in black tents woven from goat hair, designed to withstand both heat and cold. Goat and camel herding remains an essential part of their heritage, providing milk, meat, and wool for daily use. In a traditional Wadi Rum camp, the nights are made cozy by wood-burning fires, and the silence of the desert sky offers a peaceful escape like no other.

Standard Luxury Tents: Bedouin Charm with Modern Comfort

For travelers seeking the authentic atmosphere of Bedouin life without compromising on comfort, standard luxury tents provide the perfect blend. These accommodations combine traditional design with contemporary amenities, offering spacious mountain-view tents outfitted with king or twin beds, private bathrooms, air-conditioning, hot water, and private terraces for serene desert views.

Luxury camps enhance the experience with outdoor seating areas ideal for stargazing, handcrafted furniture, high-quality linens, and solar-powered electricity, ensuring both sustainability and relaxation.

Examples of Luxury Camps Offering Standard Tents:

• Sun City Camp

• Mazayen Rum Camp

• Memories Aicha Camp

• Wadi Rum Night Camp

• Sharah Luxury Camp

• Rum Oasis Camp

Sleep Beneath the Stars in Panoramic or Martian Tents

For a truly unforgettable desert experience, panoramic tents—often called bubble tents, Martian domes, or “full-of-stars” tents—allow guests to sleep beneath the magical night skies of Wadi Rum in complete comfort and style.

These extraordinary accommodations feature transparent walls or ceilings that offer uninterrupted views of the stars and desert landscape, creating a surreal connection with nature. Each camp gives these tents unique names and aesthetic touches, but all are designed to blend modern luxury with the enchantment of the desert.

Examples of Camps Offering Star-Gazing Tents:

• Sun City Camp

• Mazayen Rum Camp

• Memories Aicha Camp

• Sharah Luxury Camp

• Rum Oasis Camp

• Wadi Rum UFO Luxotel

• Wadi Rum Bubble Luxotel

Ideal for small groups or couples seeking comfort and privacy, our sedan vehicles offer a smooth and efficient ride across Jordan’s scenic roads. All vehicles are air-conditioned, licensed, insured, and driven by experienced, English-speaking drivers.

➤ Seating Capacity:

• Available seats for guests: 4

• Day tours without luggage: Up to 4 guests

• With luggage: Recommended for 2–3 guests max

  (Can accommodate 4 persons with children or light luggage, but not recommended for comfort)

➤ Common Vehicle Models:

• Toyota Camry

• Hyundai Sonata

• Kia Optima

• Mitsubishi Lancer or similar

This option is perfect for solo travelers, couples, or small families exploring Jordan with ease and flexibility.

A great choice for small groups or families, our mini-vans provide spacious and comfortable travel across Jordan, with room for a dedicated guide. These vehicles are air-conditioned, fully insured, and maintained to high safety standards—ideal for flexible travel and private tours.

➤ Seating Capacity:

• Available seats for guests: Up to 7 guests max

• Day tours without luggage: Suitable for 6 to 7 guests

• With luggage:

  • Recommended for up to 6 guests

  • In case of children and lighter luggage: up to 8 persons max

  (More than this is not recommended for comfort and safety)

➤ Common Vehicle Models:

• Hyundai H1

• Toyota HiAce

These vehicles are popular for family adventures, private group tours, and multiday trips, ensuring both comfort and convenience throughout your journey.

Perfect for medium-sized groups, our 9-seater vans offer a balance of space, comfort, and flexibility. With dedicated room for both a driver and a guide, these vehicles ensure a smooth and well-guided experience across Jordan. All vans are modern, air-conditioned, insured, and maintained to the highest standards.

➤ Seating Capacity:

• Available seats for guests: Up to 9 guests max

• Day tours without luggage: Ideal for 9 guests

• With luggage:

  • Recommended for 8 to 9 guests max

  (Exceeding this number is not recommended for comfort and practicality with luggage)

➤ Common Vehicle Models:

• Toyota HiAce

• Hyundai H350

These vans are ideal for extended family trips, small group tours, and shared excursions, offering reliable travel and personal attention from both the driver and guide.

An excellent option for larger groups, our 18-seater mini-buses—commonly referred to as coasters—provide ample space for group travel while maintaining comfort and safety. These vehicles are ideal for family gatherings, corporate outings, or group tours, with professional drivers ensuring a smooth journey.

➤ Seating Capacity:

• Available seats for guests: Up to 18 guests max

• Day tours without luggage: Suitable for 18 guests

• With luggage:

  • Recommended for up to 13 guests max

  (More than this is not recommended for comfort and luggage capacity)

➤ Common Vehicle Models:

• Toyota Coaster

• Mitsubishi Rosa

All mini-buses are air-conditioned, insured, and maintained to high safety standards, making them ideal for multi-day itineraries and group travel throughout Jordan.

Our 30-seater medium buses are perfect for larger group tours, offering spacious interiors, air-conditioning, and generous luggage storage. Designed for comfort on both short transfers and long-distance travel, these buses are ideal for tour groups, school delegations, or corporate events.

➤ Seating Capacity:

• Available seats for guests: Up to 30 guests max

• Day tours without luggage: Suitable for 30 guests

• With luggage:

  • 30 guests can be comfortably accommodated thanks to a large rear luggage compartment

➤ Common Vehicle Models:

• Mercedes-Benz

• Other luxury medium-size bus brands (depending on availability)

➤ Features Include:

• Air-conditioning

• Comfortable reclining seats

• Onboard microphone/sound system for guides

• Generous luggage space

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These buses ensure a smooth and enjoyable ride for all group members, making them a reliable choice for tours throughout Jordan.

Our large coach buses are designed to offer maximum comfort, space, and convenience for sizeable groups touring Jordan. These vehicles are perfect for incentive tours, pilgrimages, school or university groups, and corporate delegations.

➤ Seating Capacity:

• Guests: Accommodates between 31 and 48 passengers

• Luggage: Ample storage space in the under-bus trunk compartments

• Guide Requirement: As per Jordanian tourism law, all large buses must be accompanied by a licensed Jordanian tour guide

➤ Common Vehicle Models:

• Mercedes-Benz Tourismo

• Mercedes-Benz 1836 / 1842

• MAN Coaches

• Other high-quality international models depending on availability

➤ Features Include:

• Full air-conditioning

• Reclining seats with wide legroom

• PA system and microphone for the guide

• Overhead storage compartments

• Large panoramic windows for scenic viewing

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These buses ensure safe, comfortable, and efficient transportation for large groups exploring Jordan's highlights, from Amman to Petra, Wadi Rum, and beyond.

Elevate Your Journey with Thakafat: Where Jordan’s Heartbeat Meets Your Story!

Step into the heart of Jordanian culture with Thakafat, a unique experience connecting travelers with local families for authentic meals and cultural exchanges. From Petra’s mountains to Aqaba’s shores, this initiative offers cultural immersion like no other. Hosted by local women leaders, it’s about empowerment and community. Enjoy traditional dishes, hear stories, and participate in hands-on workshops. Thakafat supports local businesses, with a focus on women’s empowerment and sustainable tourism, making it a truly enriching experience.

Shine Bright Like a Diamond: Treat Yourself to a Turkish Bath in Jordan

After a day of exploring Jordan’s ancient sites or bustling cities, indulge in a traditional Turkish bath (hammam) for the ultimate relaxation. These rejuvenating sessions begin with a steam room experience to relax your muscles and open your pores, followed by a body scrub, exfoliation, and a soothing massage to relieve muscle tension. End your visit with herbal tea and relaxation in an Arabic lounge. Available in cities like Amman, Petra, and Aqaba, these wellness rituals offer an authentic, calming way to unwind and feel rejuvenated.

For those eager to connect with Jordan’s rich culinary heritage, cooking classes in Madaba offer a truly immersive experience. Guided by local chefs, these hands-on sessions let you prepare traditional dishes like Maklouba, Mansaf, and Baba Ghanoush. Classes typically last over two hours and include all ingredients, utensils, and a shared meal at the end. Some experiences also feature visits to local markets for fresh produce. Set in a city known for its hospitality, this culinary adventure blends culture, flavor, and tradition—perfect for solo travelers, couples, or groups seeking more than just a meal.

Aqaba may be Jordan’s only coastal city, but it offers an incredible gateway to the Red Sea’s wonders. A boat trip here is a must-do, whether you choose a relaxing cruise on a private yacht or a glass-bottom boat tour to view vibrant coral reefs and marine life without diving. Departures are available from Aqaba’s main marina or Tala Bay, with trips typically lasting 2–3 hours. Some packages include snorkeling stops, soft drinks, or onboard meals. Private charters can even extend into Egyptian waters, with visas arranged in advance. At Jordan Horizons Tours, we tailor each experience to fit your travel plans perfectly.

Aqaba offers a diving experience suitable for everyone—from first-time divers to certified experts. Thanks to calm waters, excellent visibility (20–45 meters), and warm temperatures year-round, conditions are ideal. Many dive sites are easily accessible directly from the shore, particularly south of Aqaba near the Saudi border. Highlights include colorful coral reefs like the Japanese Garden and famous wrecks like the Cedar Pride, just 7 meters below the surface. Beginners can enjoy Discover Scuba Diving experiences, with all gear and guidance included, while certified divers can explore deeper sites or take advanced PADI courses. Jordan Horizons Tours can arrange the entire experience, including transport.

Take your Petra visit to new heights with a thrilling balloon ride offering breathtaking views of the ancient city! Soar up to 300 meters and marvel at the iconic Petra landmarks—The Treasury, Al Deir, and the Red Rose Mountains. Capture stunning photos and make unforgettable memories with family and friends. The Petra Balloon is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, ensuring comfort for everyone. With various ticket options, including a priority boarding Fast Pass and a Jordanian Resident discount, this is a must-do activity for all ages.

Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Petra and Little Petra on horseback! Choose between a 3-hour ride, offering stunning views of Petra, Bedouin Village, and the Wadi Araba desert, or a full-day ride, including a break for lunch in the abandoned village of Al Hay. These rides take you through rugged terrain with thrilling canters and breathtaking vistas, but participants must have riding experience. For safety reasons, we don't accept beginners. With experienced guides and well-trained horses, this is an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Jordan.

Experience Wadi Rum’s enchanting desert landscape on horseback! Enjoy a 3-hour ride from Wadi Rum Village, visiting iconic sites like the Khazali Canyon, sand dunes, and the natural rock bridge. For a deeper adventure, try the Bedouin Day by Horses tour, a full-day ride to explore the red dunes, rock bridges, Lawrence's house, and more, with lunch and water included. Both tours offer a unique opportunity to connect with the stunning desert scenery. Rates start at 100 JD per person for the 3-hour ride and 200 JD for the full-day tour.

Experience the night sky like never before with RumSky in Wadi Rum! With clear skies, minimal light pollution, and stunning views from over 1,500 meters, this guided stargazing tour offers a chance to witness planets, stars, and constellations through professional telescopes. Learn about ancient navigation methods, explore the cosmos with a 20-minute presentation, and observe celestial wonders using advanced technology. From the Milky Way to distant nebulae, discover the universe in one of the best stargazing spots in the northern hemisphere.

Soar above Wadi Rum's stunning moonscape on a hot air balloon ride! Begin your adventure at 6:00 am and enjoy a breathtaking 45-60 minute flight, offering panoramic views of the majestic mountains and valleys. The flight is dependent on weather conditions, and the location of take-off will be determined by wind direction. Enjoy a pre-flight snack, safety briefing, and flight with a professional crew. This unforgettable experience includes pick-up and return from Wadi Rum accommodations. Price: $265 USD per person. (Children 8+, extra charge for weights over 110kg)

Add a touch of magic to your Petra visit with Petra By Night, an unforgettable candlelit experience. Walk through the Siq, illuminated by hundreds of candles, leading you to the Treasury, where you'll be surrounded by flickering lights and Bedouin music. The event runs every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday evening from 8:30 pm to 10:30 pm. Tickets cost 30 JD / $43 USD per person, with children under 10 free. Don’t miss this mystical experience under the stars. Duration: 2 hours Difficulty: Easy.

Located in the heart of Amman’s Al Webdah neighborhood, Beit Sitti offers a unique cultural experience. In a beautifully preserved traditional home, sisters teach authentic Arabic cooking, sharing recipes passed down through generations. During your visit, you’ll cook a four-course meal and enjoy the fruits of your labor. Beit Sitti also provides tips for adapting the dishes in your home country. Whether you choose breakfast, lunch, or dinner, enjoy your meal with a view of Amman’s vibrant cityscape. A perfect blend of culture, cuisine, and ambiance.

Join a hands-on cooking session at Petra Kitchen, located just a short walk from the Rose City. Learn to prepare authentic Middle Eastern dishes like hummus, baba ghanoush, fattoush, and sambousek b’jibn (cheese triangles) under the guidance of local chefs. This interactive experience allows you to get involved in every step of meal preparation, from scratch to table. Afterward, enjoy a delicious meal that you’ve helped create, and take home recipes to impress your friends and family back home. Available as an add-on to any Jordan tour or tailor-made holiday.

Located in Amman, the Royal Automobile Museum showcases the rich automotive heritage of the Jordanian royal family. Inaugurated by King Abdullah II in 2003, it honors his father, King Hussein, an avid car collector. The museum features over 70 classic cars and motorcycles, many personally owned by King Hussein. Highlights include a 1952 Aston Martin DB2 and a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing. Visitors can explore the history of automotive technology through interactive exhibits and guided tours. Situated in King Hussein Park, it offers a unique glimpse into Jordan's royal culture and modernization.

For a truly immersive experience in Jordan’s UNESCO-protected Wadi Rum, embark on a camel ride. Traditionally used by Bedouin nomads, camel rides offer a sustainable way to explore the desert’s unique landscapes, where 4x4 vehicles can’t always go. Whether it’s a short ride around a Bedouin camp or a full-day adventure, the journey lets you discover iconic sites like Lawrence Spring, the Red Sand Dune, and Khazali Canyon. Camel rides offer a slower pace, perfect for soaking in the desert’s natural beauty. Enhance your experience with a Bedouin-style meal or stargazing under the desert sky.

To receive a quote, please submit the inquiry form available on our website. Include your travel dates, number of travelers (adults, children, infants), and preferred hotel category (3-star, 4-star, or 5-star). Our team will promptly provide you with a personalized offer.

To book a tour, simply fill out the inquiry form located on the right-hand side of the tour page or email us directly at info@johtt.com. Our team will then guide you through the booking process.

• Day Tours: Bookings are accepted up to 48 hours before the tour start date.

• Overnight Tours: Bookings must be made at least 72 hours in advance.
  We recommend booking earlier to ensure availability.

Absolutely! We welcome customizations to suit your travel preferences. Please contact our sales team to tailor your itinerary, services, or destinations.

Yes, of course. When submitting your inquiry, indicate your preferred hotel category or let us know if you plan to book your own accommodation. We can handle the rest of the arrangements for your tour.

• A 25% deposit is required upon booking.

• The balance is due 45 days before the tour start date.

• Full payment is required for bookings made within 45 days of arrival.
  For full details, visit our policy page:
  JHT Payment & Cancellation Policy

• Check-in: From 14:00

• Check-out: By 12:00 noon
  Late check-out is subject to hotel availability and usually not available during peak seasons.

The Jordan Pass is a cost-effective sightseeing package that includes prepaid entry to over 40 attractions across Jordan. It also waives visa fees if purchased before arrival and if staying a minimum of three nights.
Learn more:  Jordan Pass Official Site

Yes, especially for independent travelers. The Jordan Pass includes major sites like Petra and Jerash, saving both time and money if you're staying at least 3 nights in the country.

Travel insurance is not included in our tour packages. We strongly recommend that all travelers purchase insurance from a reputable provider to cover health, cancellations, and personal belongings during their trip.

• Children 12+ years are considered adults and charged full rates.

• Hotel child policies vary—some allow 1–2 children sharing with parents, others charge meal supplements or offer discounts.

• If no extra bed is required, there’s no added accommodation cost, but meal charges apply.

• If an extra bed is needed, the room will be priced as a triple room.
  Please request full child policy details at the time of booking.

You will be accompanied by a professional driver, fluent in English, Spanish, Italian, or French (as requested). While your driver is not a licensed Ministry of Tourism guide, they will assist with logistics, suggest meal stops, and provide general insights about Jordan’s culture and landmarks.

Please note:

• Drivers do not enter tourist sites with you.

• Local guides are optional and can be arranged at major sites. We typically include guides for Petra, Jerash, and Wadi Rum (where a local Bedouin guide conducts the jeep tour).

• Your driver follows the itinerary and is not available 24/7.

 Learn more: Read our blog article on this topic –  “Comprehensive Guide to Drivers and Tour Guides in Jordan”