Budget Tours & Trips to Jordan
Picture yourself exploring ancient Amman's citadel and markets, witnessing Jerash's Roman ruins and gladiator shows, and discovering Petra's Al Khazneh, a world wonder? Experience Wadi Rum's sunset on a Jeep tour, and don’t miss floating in the Dead Sea and enjoying the benefits of natural mud. Jordan delivers ancient wonders on a budget brilliantly.
10 best cheap Jordan tour packages
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NinaJordan travel expert at TourRadar
Explore The Lost City of Petra & Wadi Rum
“Strongly suggest Jordan any time of the year. Is definitely something you have to see in your life.”
Giulio, traveled in March
Priced at approx. $280 per day, this tour includes 4-star Canyon Petra Hotel stays, Wadi Rum camping, and most meals. Dead Sea swimming, 2-hour jeep tours, and modern vehicle transportation included, with site entrance fees (around $100) additional.
Duration 3 days Destinations Amman, Jerash, Petra, Wadi Rum, Mount Nebo, Madaba, Dead Sea Age Range All Ages Welcome Price Per Day $267 Operator Trip500 From
- US$800
Timeless Jordan
“Our tour guide / driver Jihad or we called him Jay was very knowledgeable, very punctual with pick up and also very friendly.”
Ariel, traveled in April
This comprehensive package costs approx. $150 per day, featuring 3-star hotels in Amman and Petra, authentic Bedouin camping, daily breakfast, 2 lunches, 3 dinners, and all transportation. Jordan Pass includes entry fees to Petra's Treasury and Jerash's ruins.
Duration 5 days Destinations Amman, Jerash, Petra, Wadi Rum, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Dead Sea Age Range Ages 12+ Price Per Day $160 Operator Timeless Tours From
- US$798
The tour offers great value at approx. $120 per day, covering hotels, desert camp stay, and 8 authentic meals. A complimentary arrival transfer, guided tours of Petra and Jerash, plus 4x4 desert tours and camel rides in Wadi Rum round out the package.
Duration 8 days Destinations Amman, Ajloun, Jerash, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Bethanie, Dead Sea, Kerak, Dana, ShobakSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Price Per Day $176 Operator Europamundo From
- US$1,408
18 to 35s One Week in Jordan
“The tour was a good size, was able to see most of Jordan.”
Urwa, traveled in November
The tour costs approx. $150 per day, offering 4 nights in hotels, 2 nights in Bedouin camps, and 9 meals. Major sites like Petra's two-day pass and Dead Sea visit are included, with optional activities starting from just 1 JOD at Mt Nebo.
Duration 7 days Destinations Amman, Wadi Rum, Petra, Dead Sea, Mount Nebo, Madaba Age Range Ages 18-35 Price Per Day $119 Operator Intrepid Travel From $1,111
25% Off- US$834You save $278
A Week in Jordan
“The guide was knowledgable, very flexible. Always asked the group what they wanted to do, putting us first.”
John, traveled in May
The 9-day tour costs approx. $240 per day with stays at Hotel Khan Khediwe Amman, Petra hotel, Wadi Rum camp, Lacosta Hotel Aqaba and Holiday Inn Dead Sea. Includes breakfasts, two dinners, entrance fees and guided tours at major sites.
Duration 9 days Destinations Amman, Jerash, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Kerak, Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, Dead Sea Age Range Ages 16+ Price Per Day $212 Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
25% Off- US$1,905
A desert adventure at approx. $130 per day includes private Aqaba transportation, authentic Bedouin camp stays, and all meals. Visits to Lawrence House, Nabataean Temple ruins, and seven major rock formations are included, with various dietary options available.
Duration 2 days Destinations Aqaba, Wadi Rum Age Range All Ages Welcome Price Per Day $71 Operator Across Africa Tours & Travel From $155
8% Off- US$143You save $12
This carefully curated tour at approx. $180 per day offers half-board meals, 4 nights in Amman, 2 nights in Petra, and a Wadi Rum desert camp stay. The package includes entrance fees to Petra and Jerash, with air-conditioned transfers throughout Jordan.
Duration 8 days Destinations Amman, Jerash, Dead Sea, Madaba, Petra, Wadi Rum Age Range Ages 18+ Price Per Day $202 Operator Remaz Tours GmbH From
8% Off- US$1,615
A well-rounded Jordan package priced at approx. $160 per day includes 7 nights across Amman, Petra, and the Dead Sea. The tour covers major site entrance fees, a 2-hour Wadi Rum 4x4 adventure, guided Jerash and Petra visits, daily breakfasts, and transfers.
Duration 8 days Destinations Amman, Jerash, Madaba, Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, Dead Sea Age Range Ages 18+ Price Per Day $214 Operator Remaz Tours GmbH From
8% Off- US$1,712
A Week in Jordan
“Well organised, very knowledgeable about every aspect of the country, it's history and its people.”
Ghizela, traveled in February
This Jordan tour costs approx. $240 per day, covering 6 nights in 3-star hotels, 1 night Bedouin camping, and most entrance fees via Jordan Pass. Highlights include guided tours of Petra and Jerash, plus traditional family lunch in As-Salt.
Duration 8 days Destinations Amman, As-Salt, Bethanie, Jerash, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Kerak, Petra, Wadi Araba, Wadi RumSee all destinations Age Range Ages 8+ Price Per Day $185 Operator Encounters Travel From
8% Off- US$1,480
The all-inclusive package costs approx. $180 per day, featuring meals (6 lunches, 3 dinners) and accommodations. UNESCO sites like Petra and Bethany highlight the itinerary, plus desert camping in Wadi Rum and Dead Sea resort stays.
Duration 10 days Destinations Amman, Ajloun, Jerash, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Bethanie, Dead Sea, Kerak, Dana, ShobakSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Price Per Day $237 Operator Europamundo From
8% Off- US$2,370
Budget Tours & Trips to Jordan Reviews
I created a custom 3 day solo traveler tour for Jordan and was able to see everything I wanted to visit. Adnan was a king as a driver and chaperone who didn't just drive me from place to place but also helped secure excellent guides for the tourist site, gave useful instructions on visiting the areas (such as what to avoid), was punctual in his timing, and looked after me to ensure I had no issues during the trip. It was an immeasurable relief that he spoke my language with functional effectiveness. Khalid was also an excellent customer representative in ensuring I was able to do the activities I wanted to do and that I had no issues during the tour. Even though I decided to cancel an activity a few hours short of the scheduled time, Khalid was generous to offer a refund at my request. For those wishing to use this operator, you should know that the package price comes with transportation and lounging. If I had any issues with the experience, it would only be that the price for the trip did not come with entrance fees for the sites I visited, but that is all. It did not in the slightest affect how I felt visiting the places I wanted to see nor diminish the experience. Transportation was in a Hyundai Hybrid Sedan and lounging was in 4+ star hotels. This was my first time in Jordan and my finest. I can say with certainty that tourists will not be disappointed with this operator!
Explore The Lost City of Petra & Wadi Rum
- Timeless Jordan
This was an excellent tour, it fulfilled everything that they had outlined and the accommodation, transport and experiences were first class. The only downside was the guide telling the group that we had to pay tips to him and he would distribute them to others. This hadn't been mentioned at all by the tour company and it felt a bit like a scam.
- Unforgettable Jordan
The tour allowed us to get to know the main places in Jordan and have a complete vision of the country. To get to Lot's Cave, the guide suggested doing it with a car, but when getting off it, we had to climb more than 200 steps on foot, of which the guide did not know because he had never been there and it is an important fact to mention for those with reduced mobility. In Betania we spent more than 40 minutes in a souvenir shop but later on the Jordan River the guide said that we didn't have time to see the Orthodox church. We were able to enter at the insistence of the group. We were not told that we could dive into the Jordan River to bring towels and change clothes, other tourists did. The visit to Jerash was very interesting and surprising for the conservation of the ruins. In the Wadi Rum camp it would have been enough to prepare a handbag. This would have avoided loading and unloading the suitcases of all passengers, speeding up the transfer. The camel ride was 45 minutes according to the itinerary but only of 15 according to the guide. Given the claim of several passengers with the agency, it was carried out as indicated. In the Dead Sea, a brief explanation of how to apply the mud to take advantage of its properties would have been good. Excellent Holiday Inn hotel on the Dead Sea. /=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/= El tour nos permitió conocer los principales lugares de Jordania y tener una visión completa del país. Para llegar a la Cueva de Lot el guía sugirió hacerlo con un auto pero al bajar del mismo hubo que subir a pie más de 200 escalones de los cuales el guía no sabía porque nunca había ido y es un dato importante mencionar para aquellas personas con movilidad reducida. En Betania estuvimos más de 40 minutos en un negocio de souvenirs pero después en el río Jordán el guía dijo que no teníamos tiempo para ver la iglesia ortodoxa. Pudimos entrar ante la insistencia del grupo. No nos avisaron que podíamos sumergirnos en el río Jordán como para llevar toallas y ropa para cambiarse, otros turistas lo hicieron. La visita a Jerash resultó muy interesante y sorprendente por la conservación de las ruinas. En el campamento de Wadi Rum hubiera sido suficiente preparar un bolso de mano. Esto hubiera evitado el bajar y subir las valijas de todos los pasajeros, agilizando el traslado. El viaje en camello era de 45 minutos según el itinerario pero solo de 15 según el guía. Ante el reclamo de varios pasajeros con la agencia, se realizó de acuerdo a lo indicado. En el Mar Muerto hubiera estado bien una breve explicación de cómo colocarse el barro para aprovechar sus propiedades. Excelente el hotel Holiday Inn en el Mar Muerto.
What our customers ask about Budget Tours & Trips to Jordan
Are entrance fees included in budget tour prices?
Entry fees are typically separate from budget tour prices. You'll need to pay for major sites like Petra ($70) Jerash ($10) and the Dead Sea ($10). The Jordan Pass which includes visa fees and entry to most attractions is a smart money-saving option. A TourRadar traveler confirms: "The Jordan Pass saved us a lot of money since it covered entry to Petra and most other sites."
What type of accommodation can I expect on budget tours in Jordan?
Budget tours mix 3-star hotels with authentic Bedouin camps. In Amman you'll find places like the Monarch Hotel while Petra offers options such as Canyon Petra Hotel. The Wadi Rum desert camps range from basic tents to mid-range stays like Wadi Rum Oasis Camp with shared facilities. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The camp was very simple but had almost everything you could need. The Bedouin tent was cosy and had many blankets so we were nice and warm on a cold night."
When is the most affordable time to visit Jordan?
Travel costs drop during March-April and October-November. The weather stays comfortable for exploring while avoiding high-season prices. Hotels in main areas like Amman and Petra often cut rates by 20-30% during these months. According to a traveler: "We visited in March and found perfect weather for hiking in Petra and exploring Wadi Rum plus better hotel rates than summer months."
How much should I budget for optional activities in Jordan?
Budget $100-150 for extra activities during your stay. Popular choices include the evening tour Petra by Night ($25) camel rides in Wadi Rum ($17) cooking classes near Petra ($47) and Dead Sea spa treatments ($30-50). One traveler shares: "The optional activities were worth the extra cost especially the Petra by Night experience which was magical."
What is the average daily budget needed for meals not included in Jordan tours?
Plan for $25-30 per day for meals outside your tour package. Tours usually cover breakfast and some dinners particularly at desert camps and hotels. Local spots in Amman like Al-Qantara serve lunch for $10-15. A TourRadar guest notes: "The dinner in Wadi Rum was top notch and local restaurants in Petra offered good value for the included meals."