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Petra Day Trip from Amman
A full-day journey from Amman to Petra, ideal for travelers with limited time who want to see Jordan’s most famous site in one unforgettable day.
145.00 - 350.00 USDDiscover Petra, the Lost City of Wonders, through a variety of guided tours, day trips, and scenic trail options
Step into the enchanting world of Petra, Jordan’s most iconic archaeological site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. This ancient city, carved into rose-red rock, offers a unique blend of history, culture, natural beauty, and adventure.
Petra, once the thriving capital of the Nabataean Kingdom, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 2,000 years of history.
With towering sandstone cliffs, magnificent tombs, temples, hidden pathways, and unforgettable views, Petra is a dream destination for history lovers, photographers, hikers, and cultural travelers.
Whether you are coming from Amman, Aqaba, the Dead Sea, or a border crossing, we offer a range of Petra tours to suit different travel styles and timeframes.
A full-day journey from Amman to Petra, ideal for travelers with limited time who want to see Jordan’s most famous site in one unforgettable day.
145.00 - 350.00 USD
Discover Petra from Aqaba on a full-day excursion with comfortable transport and time to explore the Rose Red City.
160.00 - 340.00 USD
Travel from the Dead Sea to Petra and back in one day, with a smooth itinerary and time to explore the site’s major attractions.
170.00 - 390.00 USDPetra is not only a sightseeing destination. It is also a paradise for hikers and adventure lovers. Below are some of the most popular and scenic trails in Petra.
Distance: approximately 8 km return
Difficulty: easy to moderate
Highlights: Siq, Treasury, Street of Facades, Theatre, Royal Tombs, Colonnaded Street, Qasr al-Bint
Distance: approximately 4 km return
Difficulty: moderate to strenuous
Highlights: 850 steps to the Monastery, panoramic viewpoints
Difficulty: moderate
Highlights: one of the best elevated views of the Treasury from above
Difficulty: moderate
Highlights: panoramic views and ancient ceremonial sites
Difficulty: moderate
Highlights: Garden Tomb, Soldier’s Tomb, Renaissance Tomb
Explore lesser-known trail options around Siq al-Barid, Beidha, and back-road access points to Petra’s hidden corners.
Exploring Petra through one of its scenic trails is one of the best ways to experience the site’s history, landscapes, and hidden viewpoints. Our guides help you choose the most suitable route based on your time, interests, and fitness level.
Visit Little Petra, Petra’s northern suburb, known for its narrow gorge and carved façades that echo the beauty of the main site.
15.00 - 50.00 USD
A rewarding hike for travelers who want elevated views and a stronger adventure beyond Petra’s main colonnaded route.
50.00 - 280.00 USD
Combine Little Petra and the Beidha area on a historical and scenic trail with cultural significance and desert views.
45.00 - 230.00 USD
An alternative approach to Petra through the Nabataean Tunnel and a winding canyon for travelers seeking a more adventurous entry.
35.00 - 180.00 USD
One of Petra’s most famous hiking routes, offering a spectacular elevated view over the Treasury and surrounding monuments.
35.00 - 180.00 USD
Reach Ad-Deir through a less-traveled route that offers a more adventurous and scenic way to experience one of Petra’s top landmarks.
50.00 - 270.00 USD
Continue beyond Petra’s main highlights toward the Monastery on one of the site’s most popular extended hiking routes.
40.00 - 200.00 USD
The classic Petra route, perfect for first-time visitors who want to experience the most important monuments and archaeological highlights.
25.00 - 90.00 USDUsually 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM in summer and 6:00 AM – 4:00 PM in winter.
Usually available from 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM daily except Fridays and Saturdays.
Fees vary depending on nationality and length of stay. Jordan Horizons Tours can help with arrangements and advice.
Yes. A day trip is enough to explore Petra’s main highlights such as the Siq, the Treasury, and the Royal Tombs, especially with an early departure.
From Amman it is usually around 3 hours, from the Dead Sea around 3.5 hours, and from Aqaba around 2 hours by private vehicle.
A local guide may be included depending on the selected tour. We strongly recommend one for first-time visitors.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, water, snacks, and your camera. Petra involves a lot of walking.
Lunch may be included depending on the specific package. In some cases, a lunch box can also be arranged.
Entrance fees are often included, but this depends on the specific tour and whether you already have a Jordan Pass.
Yes. Petra is family-friendly, and shorter trail options can be arranged for younger travelers.
Most day tours begin around 6:00–7:00 AM and return in the evening, depending on the departure point and itinerary.
Spring and autumn usually offer the most pleasant weather. Summer can be hot, while winter is cooler but still manageable.
Yes. Petra tours can be customized with guides, meals, extra stops, hiking routes, Little Petra, or even Wadi Rum combinations.
Do not just visit Petra — experience it. Contact Jordan Horizons Tours to plan your Petra day trip, guided trail, or tailor-made itinerary with confidence.
