Israel and Jordan Tours for Solo Travelers
Do you want to see how close some of the region’s best-known sites actually are? Jerusalem’s Old City holds narrow lanes and ancient walls, while Caesarea’s Roman ruins face the sea. Nazareth sits near the Sea of Galilee. Across the border, Petra’s stone façades rise from the desert, and the Dead Sea lies far below sea level. This is history in real-time.
10 best Israel And Jordan solo travel packages
Compiled by
NadineIsrael and Jordan travel expert at TourRadar
- Israel 9 days Deluxe (Single, 3 Star Hotel)
- Israel 9 days Deluxe (Single, 4 Star Hotel)
- Israel & Jordan Tour Package, 12 Days
- Customized Private 11 Days Jordan and Israel Tour, Daily Start & Exclusive Car
- Israel & Jordan Escape
- 8 Days Customized Jordan & Israel Tours with Wadi Rum, Daily Start & Private Driver
- Christian Israel & Petra, 12 Days
- Highlights of Israel & Jordan Tour - 11 days
- Israel & Jordan City Break
- Israel 9 days Deluxe (Single, 5 Star Hotel)
Duration 9 days Destinations Israel, Palestinian Territory, Jordan, Egypt Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 50 Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Booking Tours From
- US$3,800
Duration 9 days Destinations Israel, Palestinian Territory, Jordan, Egypt Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 50 Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Booking Tours From
- US$4,376
Israel & Jordan Tour Package, 12 Days
“Tour was very interesting and informative. Prompt collection from the pickup points each day.”
Oliver, traveled in May
Ancient stones tell their stories at Jerusalem's Western Wall, Petra's Treasury, and Wadi Rum's desert camps. Features 11 nights' accommodation, daily breakfast, and enriching cultural experiences.
Duration 12 days Destinations Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestinian Territory Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 30 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Bein Harim Tourism Services From
- US$2,189
Duration 11 days Destinations Jordan, Israel, Palestinian Territory Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 4 Group Type PrivatePersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Agate Travel From
- US$5,649
Israel & Jordan Escape
“The Israel guide did not follow the seating protocol by moving passengers everyday but Osama in Jordan made us move everyday giving everyone an opportunity to see the sites better.”
David, traveled in February
Duration 13 days Destinations Israel, Palestinian Territory, Jordan Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 46 Group Type GroupPersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Globus From
- US$3,649
8 Days Customized Jordan & Israel Tours with Wadi Rum, Daily Start & Private Driver
“Awesome trip... one small issue was resolved really quickly... highly recommend.”
Derek, traveled in August
A carefully crafted Israel-Jordan tour where personal guides lead you through Jerusalem's Old City and Petra's ancient streets. Comfortable stays at Bat Sheva Hotel and Holiday Inn Dead Sea Resort welcome solo travelers, with an average age of 51.
Duration 8 days Destinations Jordan, Israel, Palestinian Territory Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 4 Group Type PrivatePersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Agate Travel From
- US$3,289
Christian Israel & Petra, 12 Days
“Everything as described. Paying for the hotel upgrade was a plus.”
Sandra, traveled in July
The Western Wall in Jerusalem and ancient city of Petra await group travelers. Like-minded visitors connect at breakfast and guided tours, with 30+ solo bookings. Ideal for guests aged 5+, accompanied by English-speaking guides.
Duration 12 days Destinations Israel, Palestinian Territory, Jordan Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 30 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Bein Harim Tourism Services From
- US$2,524
Share meaningful moments at Jerusalem's Western Wall, Dead Sea floating, and Petra's Treasury. Comfortable single-friendly hotels and daily breakfast provided across 20 destinations.
Duration 11 days Destinations Israel, Palestinian Territory, Jordan Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 40 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Consolidated Tour Operators From
- US$2,384
The sacred sites of Jerusalem, Dead Sea shores, and Petra's ancient city attract many solo adventurers, with 65+ solo bookings. Single room options and shared experiences throughout Israel and Jordan create a welcoming atmosphere for independent travelers.
Duration 8 days Destinations Israel, Palestinian Territory, Jordan Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 30 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Consolidated Tour Operators From
- US$1,806
Duration 9 days Destinations Israel, Palestinian Territory, Jordan, Egypt Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 50 Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Booking Tours From
- US$4,760
What people love about touring Israel And Jordan solo
- Israel & Jordan Tour Package, 12 Days
The guides, drivers, and places to visit were all great. Almost everything went off without a problem. And when weather happened, the guides were able to rearrange everything to make it work. The only problem was that the company you hired to pick us up at the airport was not there when we arrived with a sign with our name on it (they said they were helping another arrival) and the vehicle to pick us up was not there. It took almost two hours after landing to get out of the airport. The worst pickup experience I have ever seen. The company was trying to save money by booking to many pickups with too little staff.
- Christian Israel & Petra, 12 Days
Very well organised great trip!
- Holyland Israel & Jordan and Egypt Tour with Nile Cruise - 18 Days
PROS: Guides in all three countries were extremely knowledgeable and gave interesting incites to history of sites that were visited. All of ancient sites listed were visited on tour. Enough time was given at each place. Hotels were clean and staff helpful. Included breakfasts were large and plentiful buffets. NEUTRAL: People on tour were from multiple tour companies so that as trip progressed new people joined as others left tour. Only a few people were booked on my particular tour. Tour buses were comfortable and stopped often enough for bathroom breaks. CONS: Because of people being on different tours with different companies very few were staying at the same hotel. This meant that starting at 7 am people were picked up at various hotels around the city. It took from one to three hours to pick up all the people so that if yours was the first hotel pickup...you spent hours as others were picked up. The same applied at the end of the day. Crossing a large city, such as Tel Aviv or Cairo took the same one to three hours of drop off time. This additional time meant less sleep and more frustration for tour members. Because of these long days little time was left at the end of the day for nighttime viewing of the cities or shopping for souvenirs. The only times for shopping were those included in the tours by the tour companies at stores with which they had an affiliation. These were places to purchase herbs and teas; olive wood curios; and oils and perfumes. DO NOT buy from the "Egyptian Perfume Giza". The $100 you spend on a bottle of "perfume" (which has been securely shrink wrapped-supposedly to keep it from leaking in your suitcase on the way home) turns out to be a barely scented oil when opened upon your return home.
What our customers ask about Israel and Jordan Tours for Solo Travelers
What percentage of travelers join Israel and Jordan tours solo?
Booking data shows 40-50% of travelers explore Israel and Jordan on their own through group tours. The numbers rise even higher on specific itineraries. The Highlights of Israel & Jordan tour for instance draws over 67% solo travelers. These figures mean you'll find plenty of independent travelers especially during the busy months from March to May and September to November.
What is the typical single supplement cost for Israel and Jordan tours?
For 10-11 day tours expect single supplements between $600-900 USD which covers stays at properties like the Metropolitan Hotel in Tel Aviv and Grand Court Hotel in Jerusalem. You can choose to pay for a private room or share with another solo traveler of the same gender to skip the extra cost. Higher-end properties such as the Carlton Hotel Tel Aviv may charge more for single occupancy.
Which areas of Israel and Jordan are most solo traveler-friendly?
The cities of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem stand out for their easy-to-navigate layouts and social atmospheres. Solo travelers often gather at spots like Jerusalem's Old City Machane Yehuda Market and Tel Aviv's beachfront cafes. Jordan's Wadi Rum desert camps create natural meeting points for travelers. As one TourRadar guest shared: "The Bedouin camp experience in Wadi Rum was amazing for meeting other solo travelers - we all bonded over dinner and stargazing."
Is it safe to travel alone with a tour group through Israel and Jordan?
Group tours provide a secure way to explore both countries with professional guides handling logistics and transport. Accommodations like the Prima Galil in Tiberias and Nabatean Hotel in Petra are chosen for their safe locations and reliable service. A TourRadar reviewer noted: "As a solo female traveler I felt completely safe throughout the entire journey. The guides were professional and the group dynamic provided an extra sense of security."
What are the best times for solo travelers to visit Israel and Jordan?
The most favorable seasons are spring (March-May) and fall (September-November). The weather suits outdoor activities from Dead Sea floating to Petra exploration. These months also bring more fellow travelers. Booking records show September and May attract the highest numbers of solo visitors making them especially good for meeting others.
How social are the dining arrangements on these tours?
The tour structure builds in regular group meals starting with daily breakfasts plus several shared dinners. Venues like the Amra Palace Hotel in Petra and Regency Palace in Amman set up communal dining spaces. One TourRadar traveler noted: "The group dinners were highlights of the trip - great way to bond with fellow travelers while enjoying local cuisine."