Jordan Tours Guide

The Jordanian Mappers • June 20, 2024

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How to Select and Arrange a Jordan Tour

 Planning a Jordan tour can be an exciting yet overwhelming experience. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and diverse attractions, Jordan offers a lot for travelers to explore. Here’s a guide to help you select and arrange the perfect Jordan tour, ensuring a memorable and hassle-free Jordan vacation.

 

Determine Your Interests and Priorities

Historical Sites

 If you are fascinated by ancient history, Petra, Jerash, and Amman should be at the top of your Jordan itinerary. Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is known for its rock-cut architecture and historical significance.

 

Natural Wonders

 For those who love nature and adventure, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea are must-visits on your trip to Jordan. Wadi Rum offers breathtaking desert landscapes, while the Dead Sea is perfect for relaxation and unique floating experiences.

 

Cultural Experiences

 To immerse yourself in Jordanian culture, visit local markets in Amman, enjoy traditional Bedouin hospitality in Wadi Rum, and explore the rich culinary scene.

Jordan Vacation Packages Types

Guided Tours

 These are ideal if you prefer a structured itinerary with knowledgeable guides. Guided tours ensure you don’t miss out on important sites and provide in-depth information about the places you visit.

 You can pre-arrange guiding to every site in Jordan or have an accompanying guide during your trip. Alternatively, you can hire a local guide at each historical site without prearrangement. However, you cannot always know the experience or reputation of these guides, unlike when you book a reputable guide in advance.

 

Self-Guided Tours

 If you enjoy exploring at your own pace, consider a self-guided tour. This option provides more flexibility and freedom to spend as much time as you want at each location. For self-guided tours, it’s recommended to read a book or do some research about the sites you plan to visit to enhance your understanding and appreciation.

 

Day Tours

 Our day tours are perfect for travelers with limited time who want to see key attractions in Jordan. These tours typically include transportation, guided visits, and sometimes meals. Popular day tours might take you to Petra, the Dead Sea, or a city tour of Amman.

 

Multi-Day Tours

 Our Multi-day tours offer a more immersive experience, covering multiple destinations over several days. These tours often include accommodations, meals, and guided excursions, providing a comprehensive exploration of Jordan.

 

Bespoke Tours

 Bespoke tours are customized itineraries tailored to your specific interests and needs. These tours offer the most flexibility and personalization, with itineraries designed around your preferences. If you need help planning your itinerary, you can reach out to us and we will draft a bespoke itinerary for you.

 

Jordan Tour Operators

Reputable Operators

 Look for tour operators with positive reviews and a strong track record. It’s always a good idea to ensure the quality of experiences other travelers have had. At The Jordanian Mappers, we take pride in providing exceptional services to our clients, which is reflected in our client feedback on sites like TripAdvisor. We offer a variety of well-organized Jordan tourism packages with experienced guides.

 

Tour Inclusions

 Check what is included in the tour package. Essential inclusions should cover accommodation, transportation, entrance fees, and meals. For example, many Jordan vacation packages provide comprehensive services that include guided tours, meals, and transportation to and from your hotel.

 

Jordan Itineraries

Classic Jordan Tours

 A typical Jordan itinerary might start in Amman, visiting the Roman ruins in Jerash, then moving on to Petra, followed by an excursion to Wadi Rum and ending with a relaxing stay by the Dead Sea. This itinerary covers major highlights and gives a well-rounded experience of Jordan’s diverse offerings.
Here's a sample:

 Itinerary NO. 01 arrival & departure from (Amman) or border crossing from Palestine

 Day 1 : Amman Airport – Amman & Overnight

 Day 2 : Amman – Ajloun – Jerash – Amman City Tour – Amman & Overnight

 Day 3 : Amman – Wadi Rum – 4x4 tour – Petra & Overnight

 Day 4 : Petra Guided Tour & Overnight

 Day 5 : Petra – Madaba - Mt. Nebo - Dead Sea & Overnight

 Day 6 : Dead Sea – Queen Alia Airport for departure

 

Specialty Tours

 If you have specific interests, such as hiking, diving, or culinary tours, look for operators that offer these specialized experiences. For instance, some tours include diving in Aqaba or cooking classes in Petra. If you are interested in a specialty tour, please send us an email or a WhatsApp message, and we will help you arrange the perfect tour.

 

Booking in Advance reasons

Peak Seasons

 Jordan’s peak tourist seasons are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these times, popular sites can be crowded, and accommodations fill up quickly. Booking in advance ensures you get the best deals and availability.

 

Customized Services

 Early booking allows you to request any special services or accommodations, such as dietary requirements or mobility assistance.

 By carefully selecting and arranging your Jordan tour, you can ensure a rewarding and unforgettable experience. If you need help planning your itinerary, you can reach out to us and we will draft a bespoke itinerary for you. For more detailed itineraries and to book your perfect Jordan vacation, visit The Jordanian Mappers.

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