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Jordan packs an astonishing amount into a small country: the rose-red rock city of Petra, the Mars-like desert of Wadi Rum, Roman ruins at Jerash, and the lowest point on Earth at the Dead Sea. Fond Travels packages flights from the US with hotels and touring, and books it for you by phone.

What a Jordan package can include

  • Round-trip flights from the US to Amman (AMM)
  • Hotels in Amman, Wadi Musa beside Petra, Dead Sea resorts, and Bedouin-style desert camps in Wadi Rum
  • Private driver-guide, airport transfers, and a Jordan Pass that bundles entry fees
  • Petra by day and Petra by Night, Wadi Rum jeep safari, Jerash, Mount Nebo, Dead Sea float, Red Sea snorkeling at Aqaba

Best time to go

March–May and September–November bring warm days and cool nights — perfect for hiking Petra and camping in Wadi Rum. Summer is very hot in the desert and at the Dead Sea; winter is mild in Aqaba but can be cold in Amman.

Popular itineraries

  • Jordan highlights (6–7 nights): Amman, Jerash, Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea
  • Petra + Wadi Rum express (4–5 nights): the two icons with a desert camp overnight
  • Jordan + Israel (10–12 nights): cross at the Allenby or Aqaba border

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FAQs

6–7 nights sees Amman, Jerash, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea without rushing; give Petra itself two days if you like to hike.

US passport holders can typically get a visa on arrival, and the Jordan Pass often covers the visa fee when purchased in advance — ask us about current requirements before travel.

Active travelers, history and archaeology fans, photographers, and couples wanting a desert camp night; families with kids 8 and up do very well here.

Yes — Jordan is a well-established tourist destination and a licensed driver-guide is the most comfortable way to cover the distances between sites.