Experience Jordan’s top sites — Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea and Jerash — on a private, customizable seven-day tour. This itinerary pairs historic highlights with desert adventure and practical comforts like private transport and flexible pacing.
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A wind-stung dawn over Amman, and the driver opens the door to a modern, air-conditioned vehicle — your week of Jordan begins. Roads push you north to Jerash’s colonnades, descend to the salt-slick surface of the Dead Sea, and thread south through desert canyons until the Siq releases its first glimpse of Petra’s rose-hued façade.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
7 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers comfortable walking 2–5 hours on several days; basic stamina for uneven steps and sandy terrain recommended
Wildlife
History
Jordan sits at ancient trade crossroads; Petra was a Nabataean capital and Jerash flourished as a Roman provincial city, while Umayyad desert palaces show early Islamic artistry.
Conservation
High visitor numbers stress fragile sites and scarce water resources; stick to marked paths, avoid touching frescoes, and support local guides and community-based accommodations.
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Buy the Jordan Pass in advance
Purchase the Jordan Pass to cover most main-site admissions (including Petra) and avoid paying on arrival; confirm it matches your entry visa needs.
Start Petra at first light
Enter Petra as early as possible to avoid midday heat and the biggest crowds; expect several hours of walking over uneven stone and steps.
Float safely at the Dead Sea
The Dead Sea’s salinity makes floating easy but painful in open cuts — rinse thoroughly after and avoid splashing near your eyes.
Layer for desert temperature swings
Desert nights are cold and days can be hot — pack a warm layer for camps and a sun layer for daytime treks.
Sturdy walking shoes
Good traction and ankle support help on Petra’s stone paths and rocky Wadi Rum trails.
Reusable water bottle with filter or large capacity
Tap water is limited in desert stretches; carry 2–3 liters per day or more in summer.
summer
Sun hat and high-SPF sunscreen
Strong sun and reflective surfaces at the Dead Sea demand reliable sun protection.
summer
Light insulated layer
Desert nights and higher-elevation mornings can be cold; a packable layer is useful for camps and early departures.
winter