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Jordan Itinerary
Considering visiting Jordan, a captivating realm where ancient history blends seamlessly with awe-inspiring landscapes and warm-hearted hospitality? Well, you’re in for an unforgettable adventure as there is a Jordan itinerary for everyone. From history buffs to adventure seekers, beach-goers, and busy metropolitan lovers, there’s literally something for every type of traveler in Jordan.
Nestled in the heart of the Middle East, Jordan boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back millennia. Its historical significance can be traced through iconic landmarks like the legendary Petra, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, as well as the local communities whose traditions go back centuries into history.
Similarly, its remarkably diverse landscape will leave you in awe of Jordan’s natural beauty, which also serves as a playground for adventure seekers with opportunities to sandboard, canyon, scuba dive, and more.
Throughout this blog post, we will guide you through 3 epic Jordan itineraries: 5-day, 7-day, and 10-day. I loved my time in Jordan as a solo female traveler so much, that I’m making it a priority to return with my husband and twin kindergarteners so they can also experience the beauty and culture of Jordan.
Jordan itinerary planning: Essential things to know
Contrary to some people’s beliefs, Jordan offers an endless amount of experiences and adventures. Therefore, some preparation is involved to ensure that you can fit all of your favorite things to do in Jordan into your itinerary while having a smooth and fulfilling experience.
How many days to stay in Jordan?
Jordan made its way to the top of my travel wishlist as Petra was my remaining new wonder of the world and I had a goal to visit all 7 wonders of the world before the age of 40. So when I had to go to Europe for work, 8 months before my 40th birthday, I knew I had to make it to Jordan while I was on that side of the pond. With the requirements of my work travel, I was only able to squeeze in 3 full days in Jordan.
To make the most of my Jordan itinerary, I enlisted the help of a driver. This allowed me to personally experience most of my top things to do in Jordan by traveling on my own schedule and resting while he drove from destination to destination.
If your schedule is more flexible than mines, I personally would recommend a minimum of 5 days in Jordan. This will allow you to see the top things to do in Jordan. However, if you want to go off the beaten path and explore more of the historical and biblical sites, as well as take part in more adventurous experiences, extend your stay in Jordan to 7 or 10 days.
Which International Airport to fly into Jordan?
Jordan has two scheduled (fixed schedule) international airports:
Queen Alia International Airport (AMM)
Queen Alia Internation Aiport is located in Amman and is the main Jordan international airport with over 35 airlines flying to over 50 destinations. The likelihood that you will fly in and out of Queen Alia International Airport is high. It’s about a 30-minute drive from Amman and a 2.5-3 hour drive to Petra.
Aqaba King Hussein International Airport (AQJ)
Aqaba King Hussein International Airport is located in Aqaba, situated in southernmost Jordan. It is the second-largest airport in Jordan serving 10 destinations in 9 countries. The airport is about a 15-minute drive from the city of Aqaba and a 2-hour drive to Petra.
Getting around Jordan
As previously mentioned, using a driver helped me maximize my Jordan itinerary by visiting 4 cities within 3-full days. If you have limited time in Jordan, I’d recommend getting a driver as many of the top things to do in Jordan are a 2-4 hour drive. Don’t spend your limited time or energy waiting on other people or driving yourself from destination to destination.
If your Jordan itinerary allows for more time, you can consider renting a car or taking the JETT bus.
Can tourists drive in Jordan?
Tourists with an international license can travel in Jordan. From my experience riding in Jordan, the roads between cities are relatively smooth and easy to drive, with most signs being in both Arabic and English. There are checkpoints along the highway and entering most hotels, so please observe those policies.
If you plan to drive in Amman, please note that traffic is chaotic. Think New York, on another level. With a lot of stop-and-go, honking, and traffic jams. If you’re not used to driving in this type of traffic, you may want to consider taking an Uber while in Amman.
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Is there Uber in Jordan?
Yes, there is Uber in Jordan, specifically in Amman. The local option is Careem. Using Uber or Careem may be an easier option as you can type your address using the Roman alphabet rather than giving a taxi driver the address, although most Jordanian taxis speak English. Do note that the cost of rides with these services tends to be more expensive than a taxi.
Likewise, note that as you get outside of Amman, the availability of Uber and Careem decreases significantly. If you happen to book a ride to a destination outside of Amman, be sure to schedule a return ride in advance.
Is a visa required to enter Jordan?
Yes, US citizens do need a visa when entering Jordan. One can be acquired upon arrival at the airport and most international land border crossings. The Jordan Visa on Arrival cost 40 JD (about $56 USD) for a single entry visa. Stay in Jordan for at least 3 nights? Consider purchasing a Jordan Pass in advance as the visa is included in the cost.
Why do you need the Jordan Pass?
The Jordan Pass allows you to visit over 40 tourist attractions without any additional costs, including Petra. The cheapest Jordan Pass cost 70 JD and includes a 1-day entry to Petra, which normally cost 50 JD. If you’re you are staying in Jordan for at least 3 nights and plan to visit Petra, the Jordan Pass pays for itself, saving you 20 JD.
There are additional levels of the Jordan Pass that will allow you multiple-day entry into Petra.
Additional popular things to do in Jordan included in the Jordan Pass are Jerash, Wadi Rum, Amman Citadel, Karak Castle, Roman Theater Amman, and so many more.
What to wear in Jordan?
Jordan is a traditional Muslim country so striking the delicate balance between being respectful to the local culture and dressing comfortably for yourself is essential. The main guideline I stuck to as traveling in Jordan as a solo female traveler was to cover my shoulders, my knees, and my butt.
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Jordan Itinerary: 5 days in Jordan
On your Jordan vacation, you can hit the most popular things to do in Jordan by following the 5 days in Jordan itinerary provided below. Not only will you cross a world wonder off of your travel bucket list, but you will also experience the diverse natural landscape that Jordan has to offer, from the desert to the sea. There will also be time for you to mingle with the locals as you explore Jordan’s busiest city, Amman.
Itinerary #1
Jordan 5-Day Itinerary: Petra, Wadi Rum, The Dead Sea, Amman
| Day | City |
| 1 | Petra |
| 2 | Wadi Rum |
| 3-4 | Dead Sea |
| 5 | Amman |
Day 1: Petra, Jordan Itinerary
Upon arriving at Queen Alia International Airport (AMM), at 4 AM, my Jordan itinerary immediately began with us taking the 3-hour drive to Petra. My driver recommended that we go to Petra immediately as we would get there soon after it opens (they open at 6 AM), and beat the majority of the crowd and heat (I went in May).
The only way I could pull this adventure off immediately after getting off a red-eye flight is because I had a driver. I slept the majority of the ride.
If possible, I recommend that you do the same, especially if you land in Jordan early in the morning. Going straight to Petra will maximize your Jordan itinerary as you won’t be able to check into most hotels until hours later.
Is Petra worth visiting?
Absolutely! Not only is Petra, the iconic rose-red city carved into the rock cliffs of southern Jordan, one of the seven new wonders of the world, but it’s also absolutely breathtaking, a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Visiting Petra is like stepping into a place, where history, beauty, and awe-inspiring architecture meet.
Things to do in Petra
The Siq and Treasury
Upon entering Petra, The Siq, Petra’s ancient main entrance will mesmerize you as you walk through its rock canal that stands over 260 feet high (80 meters) and 525 feet long (160 meters). Along your 30-minute walk through The Siq, your senses will be enveloped in its natural beauty, leaving you with a sense of wonder.
Soon you will reach the iconic Treasury whose grandeur and scale will leave you in awe. If you’re like me, you may think this is where the adventure of Petra ends, when in fact, it’s just beginning.
As you walk past the Treasury, Petra’s expansive archaeological site reveals an array of remarkable structures, including Royal tombs and the Roman Theater. Each structure takes you back in history, giving you a glimpse into the ancient Nabatean culture.
Tour guides aren’t required to visit Petra. However, if you want to better understand what you’re seeing, you may want to get one.
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The Monastery
To get the full Petra experience, journey up the 850 steps to the Monastery where the viewpoints provide an unparalleled perspective and an opportunity to connect with the raw beauty of the surroundings. Luckily, the journey up can be done slowly with multiple opportunities to grab a cold drink, shop, and/or rest.
Round trip to the Monastery, I walked almost 25,000 steps within a 5-hour timeframe!
The magic of Petra’s ability to transport you back into history while offering a sense of wonder and adventure made visiting Petra worth taking every last step as its beauty, mystery, and timeless appeal is like none other.
Petra by Night
Want an even more magical experience when visiting Petra? Return to Petra on a Monday, Wednesday, or Thursday evening at 20:30 and become engulfed in the magic of this ancient city as you walk through the Sig to the Treasury, illuminated with over 1500 candles.
A licensed tour guide will escort you back to the visitor center around 22:30. Tickets for this unique experience are 17 JD, with children under 10 being free.
Horseback Riding
Explore off the beaten path on horseback the ancient desert trails once used by the Nabateans, Romans, and Bedouins. On this 2-hour journey, you’ll stop at the High Place of Sacrifice as you enjoy the breathtaking views of the ancient city.
Where to Stay Near Petra
instructions:Petra is located in Wadi Musa, “Valley of Moses”. It is said to be the location where Moses struck water at Ain Musa, which is known as “Moses Spring” or “Moses’ Well” in English. Outside of Petra’s hotels, restaurants, and shops, there are few additional must-see things to do in Wadi Musa (you can stop to see Moses Spring if you’d like).
Thus, it’s recommended that you drive to your next destination, Wadi Rum. This drive will take you about 1.5 hours.
After a red-eye flight, a 3-hour drive to Petra, and 25,000 steps it may be challenging for some to endure the additional drive to Wadi Rum, which is understandable. Below are recommended hotels in Wadi Musa.
Petra Marriott Hotel is a nice, modern hotel in Wadi Musa (Petra) that offers amazing views of the mountain and valley. The food is phenomenal (try the Bedouin dinner), and the staff is very friendly and helpful.
Petra Aretas Hotel is a budget-friendly hotel within walking distance of Petra’s visitor center. The staff is beyond welcoming, the accommodations are clean and well-appointed, and the breakfast is complimentary and delicious.
Day 2: Wadi Rum, Jordan Itinerary
The second stop on your Jordan 5-day itinerary is Wadi Rum, Valley of the Moons. This enchanting and mesmerizing desert landscape offers an unparalleled experience with its towering sandstone cliffs and vast red desert plains. Here in Wadi Rum, you will get a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the Bedouin people, who have inhabited the region for centuries- from staying in a desert camp to sharing in traditional meals.
Is Wadi Rum worth visiting?
100%
Adding Wadi Rum to your Jordan 5-day itinerary is absolutely worth it. Its dramatic rock formations and over 20,00 inscriptions etched onto the canyon walls transport you into its rich history while leaving you with a sense of profound serenity with its endless landscape of sand and rocks. Be sure to catch the sunset and sunrise as the magic intensifies as the sun illuminates nature’s tapestry.
Beyond the stunning natural beauty of Wadi Rum, the welcoming hospitality of the Bedouin people makes you feel at home. As if you belong. A sense of calmness and peace overtakes you as you slow things down and take in the rich culture that Wadi Rum has to offer.
As you plan your Jordan itinerary, keep in mind that the closer you arrive to the start of check-in, the better. This will allow you more time to experience the magic of Wadi Rum, especially if you’re only staying for 1 evening. Personally, I went straight to Wadi Rum after Petra, checking into my camp around 430. This left only an hour to relax and clean up before my first Wadi Rum experience.
How many days to stay in Wadi Rum?
A 1-2 day stay in Wadi Rum is a perfect addition to your Jordan itinerary. I personally stayed in Wadi Rum for 1 evening, arriving around 430PM and leaving at checkout the next morning, at 10 AM. If I had more time to stay in Jordan, I would’ve loved to stay an additional evening.
Things to do in Wadi Rum
There are various ways to explore the beauty, history, and wonder of Wadi Rum. From simply taking in its beauty at your camp or the visitor’s center to booking a tour and getting a more intimate experience with the Valley of the Moons. Below are details of some of the unique things to do in Wadi Rum.
Wadi Rum Visitor Center
To enter the protected area of Wadi Rum, you must stop at the Wadi Rum Visitor Center for entry. If you purchased the Jordan Pass, entry to Wadi Rum is included. If not, entry cost 5 JD for non-residents. Children under 12 are free.
At the visitor center, you’ll receive a stamp to enter the protected area, as well as a map and tour list prices. The price list will help you plan out your Wadi Rum, Jordan itinerary if you haven’t booked anything in advance. It’ll also give you an idea of what the tours should cost to ensure you’re not getting ripped off.
I personally ate at the restaurant at the visitor center. The food was rather tasty and affordable. Inside the have posters of the various movies that were filmed in Wadi Rum like Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Aladdin, Star Wars: Episode IX- The Rise of Skywalker, The Maritan, and dozens more.
Jeep Tour
If you can only do one of the various things to do in Wadi Rum, Jordan, a Jeep Tour is a must-add to your itinerary. They offer Jeep Tours that can fit into anyone’s Jordan itinerary, from 2 hours to a full day.
Do note that the Jeep Tour may not actually be in a Jeep. It will be in some type of pickup truck with 2 benches attached to the bed of the truck. Here, you’ll be able to take in the beautiful views of the Wadi Rum.
During your tour, you will make multiple stops which may vary depending on the length of the tour you booked. Be prepared to do some climbing on sand dunes in order to take in the full beauty of the landscape. Some stops may include canyons, sand dunes, rock bridges, iconic monuments and inscriptions, and even time to have tea under a traditional Bedouin tent.
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Optional Jeep Tour Add-Ons
Jeep Tours not only offer you the opportunity to explore Wadi Rum with a local tour guide but there are also multiple add-on options to customize your Jeep Tour to your personal liking.
Many Jeep Tour operators offer the option to add sandboarding. There are multiple red sand dunes to sandboard but one of the common places is Al Hasany dunes. Be prepared to climb up the sand dune in order to sandboard in case the truck can’t drive up it.
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Camel Rides
Another potential thing to do on your Jordan Jeep Tour is a camel ride. You can request to add on a camel ride which ranges in time from 30-90 minutes. If your Jordan itinerary doesn’t allow time to do a camel ride during your Jeep Tour, there is an option to do it during your time at Petra.
Hikes/Rock Climbing
Similar to sandboarding and camel rides, hiking and rock climbing are options you can add to your Jeep Tour. It’s not recommended to hike on your own as there is a risk of getting lost in the endless red sand landscape. If you’re looking for a full-day hike, sans a Jeep Tour, check out this one.
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Horseback Riding
Imagine taking in the mesmerizing beauty of Wadi Rum, on horseback. Tours range from 3 hours to a full day, with some including an overnight experience. Get more details here as you have to reach out to the company to book your tour.
Watch Sunset/Sunrise
You can not go to Wadi Rum without experiencing the magic that takes over Wadi Rum during a sunset or sunrise. Be sure to sit outside, in the sand, and bask in the extraordinary allure of the sun illuminating the stunning natural beauty of Wadi Rum.
Where to stay in Wadi Rum
An overnight stay in a Wadi Rum Bedouin campsite is a unique thing to do in Jordan, and in my opinion, a must as it was one of the highlights of my Jordan itinerary. It’s something magical about viewing the serene landscape from your bed.
Most campsites feature a Martian dome tent that gives you a panoramic view of the gorgeous landscape. Others also include panoramic tents, which aren’t as large as the Martian dome tent but the view is just as gorgeous.
No matter where you choose to book, do so as soon as possible as many camps sell out, especially the Martian dome and panoramic tents.
Luxury Wadi Rum Campsite
Experience the timeless landscape of Wadi Rums’ natural beauty in a glass-style Martian dome or panoramic luxury suite. Memories Aicha Luxury Camp offers some of the most beautiful suites in Jordan’s desert and the food is delicious.
Similar to Memories Aicha Luxury Camp, Sun City Camp is one of the most luxurious campsites in Wadi Rum providing spotless Martian domes with breathtaking views of the desert. The food buffets offer a variety of delicious food that can fit most dietary needs. This is where I had initially booked to stay, but due to a schedule mixup, I was unable to make my reservation.
Budget-Friendly Wadi Rum Campsite
A lower-cost campsite option is Luxury Rum Magic. Due to a mix-up in booking dates, I stayed here in one of their panoramic tents. It included a beautiful view, a private bathroom, and a nice breakfast and dinner buffet. For half the price of the Sun City Camp booking, it was worth the money.
Day 3-4: Dead Sea, Jordan Itinerary
Nestled between Jordan and Israel, the Dead Sea is a natural wonder unlike any other on Earth as its high salt content and buoyancy allow you to float along its tranquil waters. Throughout history, its therapeutic waters have drawn people to it. Plus, sitting at over 1400 feet UNDER sea level, makes it the lowest point on earth.
Is the Dead Sea worth visiting?
The Dead Sea is worth visiting and should be added to your Jordan itinerary. This is especially true for those who have an interest in experiencing attractions visited by mankind through history and the bible. As well as those who are intrigued by the surreal and unparalleled floating sensation and healing properties of its mineral-rich water and mud.
A visit to the Dead Sea is not just about experiencing its unique properties; it’s about immersing yourself in a transformative encounter with nature that connects you with history.
There are so many unique things to do near the Dead Sea, Jordan that it’s worth staying two days here, even in a 5-day Jordan itinerary.
Things to do in the Dead Sea, Jordan
Adding the Dead Sea to your Jordan 5-day itinerary offers you the best of a variety of worlds- luxuriating relaxation, experiencing biblical history, and indulging in adrenaline-inducing adventure. You will not be disappointed by spending at least one day experiencing the mesmerizing landscapes surrounding the sea, with the stark desert backdrop and salt-encrusted shores.
Float in the Dead Sea
You can’t add the Dead Sea to your Jordan itinerary without trying your hand at floating in the Dead Sea. Many hotels have direct access to the Dead Sea, making it easy to experience the magic of its waters. If you’re not staying at a hotel with Dead Sea access, you can go to a public beach (Amman Beach or O Beach) with a relatively inexpensive entry fee, but the ratings on them are not the greatest.
A better, but more expensive option, is getting a day pass at one of the resorts.
Movenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea
Movenpick is one of the most luxurious beach and pool experiences that the Dead Sea has to offer. Day passes are around 75JD per person which gives you access to the private beach, shower, changing rooms, pool area, and 15 JD meal credit. If there are 2 or more adults in your party, you may want to opt on getting a room as it may be cheaper.
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The Dead Sea Marriott has Dead Sea Beach access as well as 3 outdoor swimming pools and an infinity pool with dynamic views. Day passes cost about 50 JD, which includes a food and beverage credit. Call the hotel for the most up-to-date pricing.
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Dead Sea Spa Hotel offers a nice budget-friendly option with day passes at about 20 JD. The price includes access to the Dead Sea, changing room, chairs/loungers by the sea, mud scrub, showers, lifeguards, swimming pools, and a bar and cafe. Do note that towels and lockers each cost an additional 3 JD.
Get a Mud Scrub
The Dead Sea is notorious for its mineral-rich mud and water that has therapeutic powers. Most hotels offer complimentary mud scrub opportunities. The rules- soak in the Dead Sea for 10 minutes, apply the scrub, wait for 10 minutes, and rinse the scrub off your body in the Dead Sea. Do not, and I repeat, do not, rinse the scrub off your face with Dead Sea water because the water’s salt consistency will leave your eyes burning.
Soak in a Hot Spring
Ma’in Hot Spring Resort & Spa is home to 3 waterfalls and multiple gender-separated public pools for bathing, as well as a family pool- which men are not allowed. Do note that depending on the amount of rainfall, all 3 waterfalls may not be running, as well as some of the water may be hot to touch in the summer. The entrance fee is 15 JD and includes 2 pools, with the largest pool reserved for resort guests.
Experience Biblical History
Experience the location of one of the most important events in biblical history, the Baptismal site of Jesus Christ. Located on the Jordan water with views of Israel, this historical destination is about 30 minutes away from the Dead Sea. The entrance fee is 12 JD, and free for those with the Jordan Pass.
You can even get into the water. What an experience!
Canyon Al Wadi Mujib
Explore the rugged beauty of the Jordanian landscape from a completely different perspective by canyoning at Al Wadi Mujib Adventure Center. Al Wadi Mujib, also known as the Mujib Gorge, is a dramatic and awe-inspiring canyon located in the eastern part of the Dead Sea region, about a 90-minute drive from the Dead Sea beaches and Amman. Here you will rappel down steep cliffs, slide into refreshing pools, and swim through narrow gorges, leaving you with a sense of exhilaration and achievement.
Be sure to come prepared (unlike me). Pack water shoes with good traction or quick dry hiking shoes because you will get wet and good traction while canyoning is key. If you would like to bring your phone to take pictures, bring a sturdy waterproof bag. Get my full Jordan packing list for Al Wadi Mujib.
If you love an adrenaline rush, it’s worth adding to your Jordan 5-day itinerary. Also note, there may be a wait before you can start canyoning, due to capacity limits.
How easy is it to complete the Siq Trail at Wadi Mujib?
I am going to be honest, completing the Siq Trail at Wadi Mujib is one of the most challenging things I’ve done physically. The experience of navigating through the gorge, sometimes having to squeeze through narrow passages, leap into pools, and pull yourself up a large slippery boulder, brings you face to face with the raw power and beauty of the natural world.
If you’re up for both a mental and physical challenge, be sure to add the Siq Trail to your Jordan 5-day itinerary as it offers an unforgettable blend of excitement, natural beauty, and a sense of accomplishment.
Where to stay in The Dead Sea, Jordan
My experience at Hilton Dead Sea Resort & Spa was excellent! So much so, that my stay here was the pivotal point where I knew I had to return to Jordan with my family. Located right on the Dead Sea, not only does the hotel offers direct access to the Dead Sea Beach, but they also have complimentary mud scrub with attendees to assist, if desired. There are multiple pools, including one for kids-only, another for families, another for adults-only, and an infinity pool with a spectacular view of the Dead Sea.
The excellent service, modern and well-maintained accommodations, and delicious food were the perfect additions to make my stay here memorable.
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Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea
Another 5-star, luxurious experience on the Dead Sea is the Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea. Guests in the reviews tout this hotel as the most luxurious stay on the Dead Sea. During your stay, you will take in the unbelievable view of the Dead Sea, be pampered by their friendly and accommodating staff, and enjoy delicious cuisine from their multiple restaurants and bars.
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Holiday Inn Resort Dead Sea, an IHG Hotel
Nestled on the Dead Sea, the Holiday Inn gives direct access to the floating waters of this unique sea. The resort includes 4 swimming pools with plenty of lounge chairs to accommodate everyone’s leisure. Out of the hotels with direct beach access, at a more affordable price point, it has some of the best reviews.
Day 5: Amman, Jordan Itinerary
Amman, the home to over 4 million Jordanians, is the capital city of Jordan which offers unique experiences and cultural encounters. From its ancient landmarks to its lively markets and culinary delights, Amman offers a captivating blend of tradition and modernity. To get a more complete Jordanian experience, be sure to include Amman on your 5-day Jordan itinerary.
If possible, arrive in Amman on the afternoon of Day 4 of your Jordan itinerary, to allow more time to explore the bustling city.
Things to do in Amman
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Amman’s unique blend of history, culture, and vibrant urban life makes it a city that must be added to any Jordan itinerary. Whether you’re strolling through its ancient ruins, bargaining for treasures in the markets, or savoring delectable cuisine, Amman offers an enriching and authentic experience that reflects the essence of Jordanian hospitality and its captivating spirit.
Amman Citadel
Perfectly situated on a hilltop overlooking the bustling cityscape of Amman, the Amman Citadel is a historical gem that should be included in your 5-day Jordan itinerary. This ancient site boasts a remarkable collection of archaeological ruins, including the Temple of Hercules, the Umayyad Palace, and the Byzantine Church. Plus, it’s a nice reprieve from the busy streets of Amman, offering a serene and peaceful escape from the bustling city below.
The entrance fee is 3 JD but free for those with the Jordan Pass.
Roman Theater
The Roman Theater in Amman was built during the 2nd century AD. It is one of the most magnificent theaters as it’s one of the largest and best-preserved Roman theaters in the world. Its impressive size, seating up to 6,000 spectators, and its remarkable architectural design make it an iconic landmark in Amman. Additionally, the Roman Theater offers breathtaking panoramic views of Amman’s cityscape, making it a great spot to take memorable photographs.
The entrance fee is 2 JD but free for those with the Jordan Pass.
Jabal Amman and Rainbow Street
Jabal Amman and Rainbow Street are vibrant and bustling areas in Amman that offer a wonderful mix of culture, history, and contemporary charm. Jabal Amman exudes a captivating old-world allure with its traditional houses, boutique shops, art galleries, and local cafes.
Within the Jabal Amman neighborhood is the lively and popular Rainbow Street, known for its trendy cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops. This bustling stretch offers a vibrant atmosphere and is a popular meeting spot for locals and tourists to indulge in a cup of aromatic Arabic coffee, savor a delicious meal at one of the many restaurants, or shop for unique local crafts. In the evenings, you will find live music performances and a lively street scene.
Get a cultural experience at a Souk
Amman’s markets, known as souks, are vibrant cultural hubs that showcase the diversity and rich heritage of Jordan. Here, you can browse through a variety of items, including textiles, spices, handicrafts, jewelry, traditional Jordanian clothing, and so much more. Some of the most popular souks are Al Balad Market-located near the Roman Theater, Souk Jara- a seasonal market (May-Oct) located in the Jabal Amman district, and Downtown Souk.
Each market offers its own personality with a variety of local artisans showcasing their crafts, live music filling the air, and delicious street food tempting your taste buds.
Enjoy the culinary scene
Amman’s culinary scene is a vibrant tapestry of flavors, where traditional Jordanian cuisine intertwines with influences from the broader Middle Eastern region. From traditional foods like mansaf, the national dish of Jordan, and falafel to Makmoura which is an innovative approach to the traditional dish Makloubeh, Amman’s food scene is ever-evolving.
Exploring the city’s diverse food offerings is an essential part of any Jordan itinerary.
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Where to stay in Amman
Marriott Amman
I personally stayed at the Marriott Amman and the service was absolutely spectacular as all of the staff was very attentive and helpful. The contemporary decor is very well maintained and the accommodations, including the multiple pools and restaurants, were exactly what I needed after staying in my 4th hotel, in 4 days.
✔️ The reviews speak for themselves. Over 300 reviews with an 8.8/10 rating ✔️
Learn more about the Marriott Amman
Located less than a half mile from the infamous Rainbow Street, The House Boutique Suites offers both luxury and convenience. Not only are the rooms spacious and the rooftop pool relaxing, but all of the accommodations are very well-maintained. Similarly, you won’t be disappointed by the delicious food and helpful staff.
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The Compass Hotel
A great budget-friendly Amman hotel option, The Compass Hotel offers nice accommodations with breakfast included. Located in the city center, it’s relatively easy and inexpensive to get to your favorite things to do in Amman. And for those who are driving, self-parking is free!
✔️ The reviews speak for themselves. Over 100 reviews with a 9.0/10 rating ✔️
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Itinerary #2
Jordan 7-Day Itinerary: Aqaba, Wadi Rum, Petra, The Dead Sea, Amman
| Day | City |
| 1 | Aqaba |
| 2-3 | Aqaba/Wadi Rum |
| 4 | Petra |
| 5 | Dead Sea |
| 6-7 | Amman |
The 7-day Jordan itinerary, adds in the luxurious Red Sea pristine and clear beachfront waters. This additional Jordan destination adds both relaxation and luxury to your Jordan itinerary. So come prepared to dive or snorkel in Aqaba’s breathtaking waters or just admire it from their luxurious beachfront properties.
Day 1: Aqaba, Jordan
Nestled on the stunning shores of the Red Sea, is a haven for beach lovers and underwater enthusiasts. Because of its pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, snorkeling and diving opportunities are abundant. In fact, its warm waters and excellent visibility make Aqaba an ideal destination for both beginners and experienced divers.
Additionally, Aqaba is filled with a rich history and culture that should be explored. The combination of Aqaba’s natural beauty, historical significance, and thrilling activities make it a destination worth adding to your Jordan 7-day itinerary.
If possible, fly into Aqaba so you don’t have to make the 4-hour drive from Amman. However, if you do fly into Amman, no worries. You are not driving much further than you would if you were driving to Wadi Rum (1 hour from Aqaba).
Things to do in Aqaba, Jordan
Embark on a journey across the Red Sea’s turquoise waters aboard a specially designed glass-bottom boat, providing a window to the breathtaking coral reef and the underwater world below. The excursion is led by knowledgeable guides who provide insightful commentary, including facts about the coral reefs, marine life, and the region’s conservation efforts.
This is an excellent Aqaba activity for those who want to witness the beauty of the Red Sea’s marine ecosystem without getting wet, making it an ideal option for non-swimmers or those who prefer to stay dry.
Private Scuba Diving Experience
Love scuba diving? Or always wanted to try it? Be sure to add a private scuba diving experience to your Jordan 7-day itinerary. With over 20 dive sites, Aqaba offers dives to accommodate both introductory and certified dives.
My Jordanian driver mentioned this experience to me and detailed how amazingly special it is. I’ll be sure to add it to my Jordan itinerary when I return with my family.
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Enjoy the Pristine Beaches
Aqaba’s pristine coastline makes it the perfect destination to add to your Jordan 7-day itinerary for those in search of a peaceful escape or an active beach experience. Some of the most popular Aqaba beaches:
South Beach– Close to Aqaba’s city center, South Beach is a free, public beach with lounger chairs and a variety of restaurants and cafes. If you plan to swim or snorkel, be sure to wear swim shoes as the water can be rather rocky and the coral reef are close to the shoreline.
Tala Bay Beach– Less than 10 miles from Aqaba’s city center, Tala Bay Beach is a booming beachfront area that contains a marina, hotels, restaurants, and more. The beach boasts soft white sands, calm turquoise waters, and stunning views of the Red Sea.
Berenice Beach Club– This is the perfect beach club for those who are looking for a blend of relaxation and adventure, with comfortable sun loungers, swimming pools, and a range of water activities and games.
Where to Stay in Aqaba, Jordan
Kempinski Hotel Aqaba is the epitome of opulence and impeccable service. The resort’s attention to detail, elegant rooms and suites, private balconies, and breathtaking sea views, make it the perfect stay for those looking to luxuriate along the Aqaba coast.
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Al Manara, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Aqaba
Al Manara is a beautiful beachfront hotel situated on a private Red Sea beach, offering luxurious, well-maintained accommodations. From their private balconies and spacious rooms to their beautiful pool and top-tier service, this hotel has what you need to enjoy Aqaba. Plus, you can’t beat the location.
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A budget-friendly hotel that offers affordable luxury as it’s located along a private, beachfront. The accommodations are clean and the staff is friendly and willing to help plan your Jordan itinerary in Aqaba, including snorkeling and diving excursions.
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Day 2-3: Aqaba/Wadi Rum Itinerary
You’ve enjoyed the first day of your Jordan 7-day itinerary and now you’re ready for more. Depending on if you want to squeeze a few extra hours sunbathing in Aqaba, leave the area in time to get to Wadi Rum around your camp’s check-in time, or earlier. This will allow you to spend a part of day 2, exploring Wadi Rum.
As a reminder, Wadi Rum is also known as the Valley of the Moons due to its endless red sand dunes, narrow canyons, and towering rock bridges that dot the landscape. If you only have time for one unique thing to do in Wadi Rum, be sure to make it a Jeep tour. This will allow you to embrace the unique landscape while learning about the Bedouin culture.
Be sure to learn more about additional things to do in Wadi Rum and where to stay in the Jordan 5-day itinerary section above.
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Day 4: Petra, Jordan Itinerary
Now that you’ve explored the Valley of the Moons, its now time to enjoy one of the wonders of the world, Petra. If you’re up to it, wake up early, grab breakfast at your campsite, and embark on the 1 hour and 45-minute journey to Petra. Aim to get there before 9 AM to beat the crowd and heat.
If you’re a super-early riser, get on the road when you wake. Petra opens at 6 AM. Do remember that if you plan to walk to the monastery, it’s over 20,000 steps and a 5-hour adventure.
Day 5: Dead Sea, Jordan Itinerary
After driving almost 2 hours and walking 20, 000 steps at Petra yesterday, you may want to wait to make the 3-hour drive from Petra to the Dead Sea until Day 5 of your Jordan 7-day itinerary. This will allow you the time to make the drive while you’re refreshed and reward yourself by floating in the magical waters of the Dead Sea when you arrive.
If you still have energy, you can visit one of the additional attractions I have listed in the things to do in the Dead Sea section under the Jordan 5-day itinerary above.
Day 6-7: Amman, Jordan Itinerary
Amman is located less than a 1-hour drive from the Dead Sea. So feel free to explore more of the Dead Sea and the surrounding areas before making your journey to Amman.
Once you’re in Amman, be sure to add time to explore the historical ruins of Citadel Amman and the Roman theater. As well as the more contemporary district, Jabal Amman and Rainbow Street. If your Jordan 7-day itinerary allows time, take in the Jordanian culture at one of their infamous souks, as well as their diverse culinary scene.
Itinerary #3
Jordan 10-Day Itinerary: Aqaba, Wadi Rum, Petra, Dana Nature Reserve, Kerak, Madaba, Dead Sea, As Salt, Jerash, and Amman
| Day | City |
| 1 | Aqaba |
| 2-3 | Aqaba/Wadi Rum |
| 4 | Petra |
| 5 | Dana Biosphere Nature Reserve |
| 6 | Kerak/Madaba |
| 7 | Dead Sea |
| 8 | As Salt/Jerash |
| 9-10 | Amman |
The 10-day Jordan itinerary combines the best that Jordan has to offer. From Jordan’s varying landscapes of the Red Sea’s pristine beachfront or the endless red sand dunes of Wadi Rum to exploring some of Jordan’s most historical destinations like Petra and Amman, there is literally something for every type of traveler. This 10-day Jordan itinerary especially lends itself to history and bible buffs as there are 2 days with destinations that focus primarily on these subjects.
Day 1: Aqaba, Jordan Itinerary
Of course, with 10 days in Jordan, you have the most flexibility to extend your stay in destinations that really appeal to your travel style and quickly visit or emit those that may not be of interest.
Depending if you have to drive 4 hours to Aqaba from landing in Amman or if you flew directly into Aqaba, will determine if you will need the extra half day or so in Aqaba. If you love the water, be sure to book a snorkel or diving experience in the Red Sea. The water is abundantly clear, making it such a fun and unique thing to do in Jordan.
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Day 2-3: Aqaba/Wadi Rum, Jordan Itinerary
Travel from one beautiful Jordan landscape, the pristine beachfront of the Red Sea to another, the endless landscape of red sand at Wadi Rum. If you’re not much of a beachgoer or think you can get your diving in on the first day, opt to spend days 2 and 3 of your 10-day Jordan itinerary dedicated to Wadi Rum.
In parts, it can be relaxing since it’s rather secluded, in the sense that it’s not recommended that you walk around Wadi Rum unguided as you can easily get lost in its endless tapestry of red sand and dunes. But it’s unique. There’s no place on earth like Wadi Rum- from the unique landscape to the culture, and the beautiful Martian domes and panoramic tents.
If you can only do one thing while in Wadi Rum, make sure it’s a Jeep tour. And the longer you are in Wadi Rum, the more you can include. If you’re there for 2 nights, be sure to try sandboarding, and for the hiking lovers, try a full-day Wadi Rum hiking tour.
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Day 4: Petra, Jordan Itinerary
Petra, the marvelous new wonder of the world known for its iconic rose-red city carved into the rock cliffs, transports you back to where the ancient Nabatean culture unfolds before your eyes. As you walk in the footsteps of past civilizations, you become part of a living narrative, immersing yourself in the stories, myths, and legends of the people who once thrived within these walls.
For the average traveler, spending one day at Petra will suffice. On that day, you can walk from the beginning to the monastery, which is basically the end. That will take you more than 20,000 steps and about 5 hours. During that time you will quickly scan most of the architecture and get a high-level understanding of the history.
However, there are people who spend 2 or more days visiting Petra, to fully understand the history. If you plan on spending the night in Wadi Musa, the town where Petra is located, consider doing Petra by Night where the Siq path to the Treasury is candlelit. What a special experience!
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Day 5: Dana Biosphere Nature Reserve, Jordan Itinerary
Staying in Jordan for 10 days allows you to explore some of the country’s hidden gems. Nestled in the rugged and picturesque landscape of southern Jordan, the Dana Biosphere Nature Reserve is a vast reserve that spans almost 200 square miles and offers a diverse range of activities and experiences for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
From hiking the stunning trails of varying difficulty levels, you can explore the rugged canyons, towering cliffs, and breathtaking viewpoints that showcase the region’s natural beauty. Plus it’s home to a rich array of wildlife and agriculture, perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and bird watchers.
The experience goes beyond exploring nature but it also allows visitors to engage in cultural experiences, such as visiting the charming village of Dana, where you can interact with the friendly local Bedouin community and learn about their traditional way of life.
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Wadi Ghuweir Trail
The Wadi Ghuweir Trail located in Dana Reserve is a must-add to your Jordan 10-day itinerary for adventure and nature enthusiasts. Its natural beauty is picturesque with cascading and natural waterfalls, towering cliffs, and narrow canyons, offering opportunities for swimming and canyoning.
Reaching the start of the trail is fairly easy. Simply drive and park in the parking lot (a 4×4 vehicle is NOT required), and the start of the trail is right there, along the water. The hike itself is moderately difficult with a continual stream of flowing water that’s normally about ankle deep.
Located towards the end of the trail is a beautiful cascade waterfall. To the waterfall and back is about a 4-hour excursion or so, depending on the pace and number of stops. A guide is not necessary as there are signs to direct your path.
Where to stay in Dana Nature Reserve
Dana is a 1-hour drive from Petra and 2-hour drive to Kerak, the next stop on your 10-day Jordan itinerary. So depending on how you’d like to spend your time in Jordan, you can plan your overnight stays, accordingly.
If time permits, to get a unique perspective on the Bedouin community outside of Wadi Rum, consider staying in Dana. They offer eco-friendly accommodations that will immerse you in the tranquility and serenity of the reserve.
Dana Village Camp-Wadi Dana Eco Camp
Wadi Dana Eco Camp is a beautiful eco-friendly camp that overlooks Wadi Dana and Dana Reserve offering breathtaking views. It is completely powered by solar-powered banks and natural water springs. Ran by local farmers and the community cooperative, the workers take pride in the service they provide- including a 4Ă—4 car service that transports you from the village to the campsite.
They offer both en-suite chalets and tents with shared bathrooms, all of which have amazing views. Likewise, the complimentary breakfast buffet is delicious, as well as the restaurant for dinner.
Al Nawatef Camp ECO camp Dana Nature Reserve
Offering breathtaking views of Dana Nature Reserve, Al Nawtef Camp is an eco-friendly camp that will immerse you in the traditional Bedouin lifestyle. The staff is beyond friendly, helping to plan nature hikes and guides, including treks to Little Petra.
Do note that the bathrooms are shared and a delicious breakfast is included.
Day 6: Kerak/Madaba, Jordan Itinerary
Now that you have visited Jordan’s breathtakingly beautiful natural landscapes of Aqaba, Wadi Rum, and. Dana Reserve, it’s time to learn more about its historical significance. On Day 6 of your Jordan 10-day itinerary, you’re going to drive 2 hours along the scenic Kings Highway from Dana Reserve to Kerak.
Once you have marveled at the medieval and ancient city of Kerak, you will continue your historical exploration for about 2 hours to Madaba, another historically rich city with incredible biblical significance.
Kerak
Kerak provides a captivating glimpse into Jordan’s storied past, as the city played an important and strategic role during the Crusader period. Its impressive architectural marvels and unique ancient city charm will immerse you in Jordan’s history and be a worthwhile addition to your Jordan 10-day itinerary, especially for those who are seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience in Jordan.
Kerak Castle
One of the 3 biggest castles in the area, Kerak Castle is a Crusader fortress that sits on a hilltop, offering beautiful views of the surrounding landscapes. This well-preserved fortress offers labyrinthine corridors, underground tunnels, and battlements providing a fascinating insight into the region’s history.
The entrance fee is 2 JD but free for those with the Jordan pass. Parking is 3 JD but that fee is waived if you eat at the attached restaurant. Do note, that there are a lot of steps, so bring your comfy shoes.
Al-Kerak City
Al-Kerak City boasts a vibrant old town with narrow alleys and bustling markets. Stroll through the vibrant streets, soak in the authentic atmosphere, and browse the local shops offering traditional crafts and souvenirs. For the foodies, be sure to try the delicious local cuisine, which features dishes such as Mansaf (a traditional Jordanian dish) and delectable sweet treats.
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Madaba
Continue learning the country’s historical significance on your 10-day Jordan itinerary by driving a little less than 2 hours down the scenic Kings Highway to Madaba. Madaba is famously known as the “City of Mosaics” due to its remarkable collection of Byzantine and Umayyad mosaic art.
Madaba Map
The Madaba Map is the most renowned mosaic as a result of its size and level of detail. Located on the floor of the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George, this 6th-century masterpiece depicts over 150 biblical sites, including Jerusalem, Jericho, Bethlehem, and the Dead Sea, making it one of the oldest surviving cartographic representations of the Holy Land.
The map offers a glimpse into the geography, topography, and religious significance of the region during the Byzantine period. It showcases cities, villages, rivers, mountains, and even individual buildings, all meticulously crafted with vibrant mosaic tiles. Adding the Madaba Map to your Jordan 10-day itinerary allows you to explore the mosaic’s intricate patterns which transport you back in time, giving you a deeper appreciation of the Holy Land’s significance.
Madaba Archaeological Park
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The Madaba Archaeological Park showcases a collection of fascinating mosaics and ancient ruins, transporting visitors into the past to uncover the stories of the bygone civilizations that once thrived in the area. One of the most impressive elements of the park is the preservation of the mosaic floors, including the Church of the Virgin Mary. The mosaics depict a wide range of subjects, including mythological scenes, hunting scenes, and daily life activities.
In addition to the mosaics, the park is home to several ancient structures and ruins, such as the remains of a Byzantine church and a Roman villa. As well as artifacts from the Hellenistic and Islamic eras. As you wander through the park, you’ll have the opportunity to witness the layers of history that have shaped the region.
Entrance is 3 JD, but free for those with the Jordan Pass.
Mount Nebo
Mount Nebo has immense spiritual and historical significance as its where its believed to be the location where Moses saw a view of the promised land before his death, as well as his potential burial location. This iconic mountain offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, including the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and the hills of Jerusalem
Additionally, The Mount Nebo Archaeological Park features excavated remains of a Byzantine church and monastery, which showcase well-preserved mosaic floors depicting biblical scenes and intricate designs.
The entrance fee is 3 JD and is not included in the Jordan pass.
You can either stay in Madaba or drive about 45 minutes to The Dead Sea as they have several beautiful resorts.
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Day 7: Dead Sea, Jordan Itinerary
Now that you’ve learned about some of the historical significance of Jordan, head to the Dead Sea on day 7 of your 10-day Jordan itinerary to at least try your hand at floating in its magical and healing waters. If you’re up for the adventure, head to Al Wadi Mujib Adventure Center to try your hand at canyoning the Siq trail.
Be sure to go back to the Jordan 5-day itinerary above to get details on the things to do in and near the Dead Sea, Jordan.
Day 8: As-Salt /Jerash
As-Salt and Jerash are two fascinating cities in Jordan that share several similarities, making them both intriguing destinations to explore when staying in Jordan for 10 days. While each city has its own distinct character and charm, they both offer glimpses into Jordan’s rich history, architectural heritage, and cultural traditions.
As-Salt
Adding As-Salt to your Jordan 10-day itinerary will take you off the beaten path of most tourists, offering you a glimpse into authentic Jordanian life including its vibrant arts and cultural scene and unique architecture.
As-Salt is known for its Ottoman-era architecture as it is dotted with beautifully crafted buildings, intricate façades, and traditional houses that reflect the architectural styles of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Hamman Street is a vibrant and bustling thoroughfare that embodies this beautiful architecture with well-preserved buildings lining both sides of the street.
As you stroll along Hamman Street, take the opportunity to stop at some of the numerous shops, cafes, and local businesses that offer a glimpse into the daily life of As-Salt’s residents.
Similarly, be sure to add the historic Salt Castle, also known as Qala’at As-Salt, to your Jordan itinerary. This magnificent historical landmark is a Crusader fortress that offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscapes.
Visiting As-Salt provides a unique glimpse into Jordan’s history, local culture, and culinary delights. It’s an opportunity to stroll through charming streets, interact with friendly locals, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere that makes As-Salt such a special destination.
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Jerash
48 miles north of As-Salt, lies Jerash, an archaeological gem that transports visitors back to the days of the Roman Empire as it’s one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the world. The city’s extensive ruins showcase an impressive array of well-preserved structures, including towering columns, grand arches, and intricate mosaics.
The main highlights of Jerash include the Oval Plaza, the Temple of Artemis, the Cardo Maximus (the main street), and the breathtaking Hadrian’s Arch. All of which will leave you with a deeper understanding of the Roman Empire’s influence in the region.
If your Jordan itinerary happens to include Jerash during July, be sure to see if you can arrange your 10-day stay in Jordan to align with the Jerash Festival. The festival brings the ancient ruins to life with music, dance, and theatrical performances.
Jerash’s impressive ruins, combined with its lively cultural scene, make it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and anyone seeking to delve into the fascinating past of Jordan.
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Days 9-10: Amman, Jordan Itinerary
After exploring Jerash, take the short 45-minute drive to Amman, the capital of Jordan. Here you can experience the perfect blend of ancient history at the Amman Citadel and Roman Theater and the modern charm of Rainbow Street and its culinary scene.
During your time in Amman be sure to soak in the Jordanian culture at one of their infamous souks. They offer a vibrant and bustling hub of activity where you can browse through a variety of items, including textiles, spices, handicrafts, jewelry, traditional Jordanian clothing, and more. The market’s authentic atmosphere and the chance to uncover hidden gems make it a favorite destination for both locals and visitors.
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Final Thoughts: 3 Epic Jordan Itineraries
No matter if you are spending 5, 7, or 10 days in Jordan, the country offers a plethora of things to do for the history buff, adventurer enthusiast, nature lover, and everyone in between. Include in your Jordan itinerary the popular tourist destinations like Petra, Wadi Rum, and Amman or go off the beaten path and explore Aqaba, Jerash, and As-Salt.
No matter which destinations you choose to explore staying in Jordan, you’re sure to have a good time.
