Jordan Guided Tours & Trips

What our customers ask about Jordan Guided Tours & Trips

• What type of accommodation can I expect on a fully guided Jordan tour?

  Guided tours in Jordan provide a mix of modern hotels and authentic desert accommodations. In Amman travelers stay in 4-star properties like the Mena Tyche Hotel while Petra offers views of ancient ruins from places like the Petra Guest House. The experience often includes an unforgettable night in Wadi Rum's Bedouin camps such as the Sun City Camp known for its distinctive "Martian dome" tents. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The hotels were all of a great standard my particular favourite was the hotel at Petra and the zarb at Wadi Rum was so delicious."

• When is the best time to take a guided tour in Jordan?

  Spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) offer ideal conditions for exploring Jordan. During these months temperatures stay moderate enough for comfortable sightseeing. Summer brings intense heat especially around Petra and Wadi Rum while winter temperatures can drop significantly in Amman and desert areas at night. A TourRadar traveler noted: "We went in April and had perfect weather - warm enough to enjoy the Dead Sea but not too hot for hiking in Petra. The wildflowers were blooming in the Dana Biosphere Reserve."

• What meals are typically included in fully guided Jordan tours?

  Tour packages generally cover hotel breakfasts select local restaurant lunches and distinctive dining experiences like Bedouin feasts in Wadi Rum. The traditional zarb dinner where meat and vegetables are cooked underground is a common highlight at desert camps. A traveler shared: "The food was fantastic from fresh local organic produce at farm-to-table lunches to authentic Jordanian flavors at the Ammarin Bedouin camp." Many itineraries include hands-on cooking classes at venues like the Petra Kitchen or meals with local families.

• How strenuous is the walking and activity level on guided tours?

  Jordan tours generally require moderate physical activity. Visitors should be ready for 2-3 hour walks on uneven ground in Petra climbing steps to viewpoints and optional challenges like the 800-step climb to the Monastery. Wadi Rum walks cover flat but sandy terrain. One traveler noted "You don't need to be super fit but comfortable walking in heat and on uneven ground is important." Guides adjust activities to match group abilities and provide alternatives when needed.

• What is the typical group size on fully guided Jordan tours?

  Most tours accommodate 8-16 participants creating a balance between personal guide attention and group dynamics. Select premium tours may limit groups to 6-8 people. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Our group of 12 was perfect - small enough for individual attention but large enough to make new friends. The guide could easily manage everyone's needs and keep us on schedule."