The most complete Jordan tour from Amman — five days covering Jerash, Ajloun, Madaba, Mount Nebo, the Baptism Site, Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, and the Dead Sea. It runs in a small-group format (max 6 travelers) in a Toyota 4×4 with an English-speaking driver.
The most complete Jordan tour from Amman — five days covering Jerash, Ajloun, Madaba, Mount Nebo, the Baptism Site, Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, and the Dead Sea. It runs in a small-group format (max 6 travelers) in a Toyota 4×4 with an English-speaking driver.
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Every booking option for this tour, with what each one includes. Prices are per person.
| Small Group (max 6) — Transport Only | Toyota 4×4 with English-speaking driver for 5 days; accommodation, entry tickets and meals paid separately for flexibility | From $600 |
Petra entry is about 50 JOD per person for overnight visitors unless a package states otherwise — see our Petra tickets & Jordan Pass guide. All options include hotel pickup, transport and an English-speaking driver.
How the tour flows, stop by stop.
Morning pickup and drive north to Jerash for Hadrian's Arch, the Oval Plaza, Cardo Maximus, South Theatre and Temple of Artemis, then Ajloun Castle before returning to Amman for the night.
Visit Madaba's St George's Church and 6th-century Mosaic Map, Mount Nebo, and the UNESCO-listed Bethany Beyond the Jordan Baptism Site, then drive 3 hours south to Petra.
Early entry, walking the Siq to the Treasury and exploring the Royal Tombs, Roman amphitheater, Colonnaded Street and Great Temple, with an optional climb to the Monastery; overnight in Wadi Musa.
Drive to Wadi Rum for a 4×4 jeep safari through the red dunes, rock bridges and Lawrence's Spring, then continue to Aqaba for free time at the beach, snorkeling, or Aqaba Fort and an overnight stay.
Drive to the Dead Sea to float and apply mineral mud, then drop-off at an Amman hotel or the airport.
The practical details most travellers ask about — tickets, logistics and what to pack.
This tour includes at least one night in Jordan, so Petra entry is charged at the lower ~50 JOD accommodated-visitor rate — not the 90 JOD same-day rate. Tickets & Jordan Pass →
Hotel or airport pickup in Amman is included, and the drive south is about three hours each way. Amman → Petra guide →
Comfortable closed shoes for a lot of walking and steps, sun protection, 1.5–2 litres of water, and some cash for extras inside the park.
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Because you stay near Petra, you can catch Petra by Night on a Monday, Wednesday or Thursday. Is it worth it? →
Yes — 5 days is the sweet spot for a complete Jordan tour. It covers the country's main historical and natural sights without rushing, including Petra (full day), Wadi Rum (jeep tour), the Dead Sea, and the biblical sites near Madaba.
This is a flexible budget option: by leaving accommodation out, the tour can offer a lower starting price ($600 vs $700+ for fully-bundled tours). You choose and pay for your own hotels and camps at the comfort level you prefer.
Maximum 6 travelers, in a Toyota 4×4. This is much smaller than typical Jordan bus tours, which can have 17–40 travelers.
Yes, almost certainly. Entry fees are not included, and over 5 days you'll visit at least 6 paid sites, so the Jordan Pass ($99–$117) — which also waives the visa fee — pays for itself.
Day 2 covers Jordan's Christian heritage route: Madaba, Mount Nebo, and the Bethany Baptism Site, where many believe Jesus was baptized.
Yes — airport pickup is included at no extra cost.
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are ideal — mild temperatures across the country for walking ruins and desert.
Rated 5.0 from 1 reviews.
“Five days that covered everything I wanted to see in Jordan. Our driver knew the routes and timings perfectly — never rushed, never late. The small group of 6 meant we could chat with the others or have quiet time on long drives. Petra and Wadi Rum were the highlights, but Mount Nebo and the Baptism Site were unexpectedly moving.”
“Exactly what we wanted — a thorough tour without committing to a big bus group. The driver was friendly, the Toyota was comfortable for long drives, and the itinerary made geographic sense. Aqaba was a nice break after the desert. Highly recommend for anyone with 5 days in Jordan.”
“Worth getting a Jordan Pass for this tour — entry fees add up across nine sites. Otherwise everything went smoothly. The Desert Castles stop on the way back to the airport was a nice extra. Would book again.”
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