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7-Day Private Jordan Tour — Petra, Wadi Rum & Dead Sea Itinerary - Amman

7-Day Private Jordan Tour — Petra, Wadi Rum & Dead Sea Itinerary

Ammanmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

7 days

Fitness Level

Suitable for travelers with basic mobility and the ability to walk several hours over uneven terrain; no technical fitness required.

Overview

Walk the Siq to Petra's Treasury, ride across Wadi Rum's red sands, and float in the Dead Sea on a private, customizable seven-day tour of Jordan. This itinerary pairs dramatic landscapes with cultural stops—from Jerash's Roman colonnades to Madaba's mosaics—while offering practical tips for timing, gear, and logistics.

7-Day Private Jordan Tour — Petra, Wadi Rum & Dead Sea Itinerary

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You enter Petra through a slit of shadow and heat—the Siq folding around you like a pared-back arm of rock—until the canyon opens and the Treasury stands flushed in pink light. That moment, half archaeology and half theater, defines what this seven-day private Jordan tour aims for: dramatic landscapes, layered history, and the chance to move at your own pace.

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Adventure Tips

Get the Jordan Pass

Buy the Jordan Pass before you travel to cover visa and Petra entry fees and save time at arrival.

Early starts at Petra and Wadi Rum

Arrive at Petra at first light and plan Wadi Rum activities in the morning to avoid midday heat and crowds.

Pack a refillable water bottle

Long drives and dry air mean you should carry at least 2 liters per person and refill when possible.

Modest clothing for cultural sites

Wear shoulders- and knee-covering clothing in towns and religious sites to show respect and stay comfortable.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Desert foxes in Wadi Rum
  • Migratory birds along the Dead Sea shoreline

History

Jordan’s landscape records millennia—from Nabataean Petra and Roman Jerash to Umayyad frescoes—reflecting trade routes that once linked Arabia with the Mediterranean.

Conservation

Visitor impact is managed at major sites through permits and guided access; support local conservation by sticking to marked paths, avoiding single-use plastics, and using licensed camps and guides.

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Recommended Gear

Sturdy walking shoes

Essential

Support and traction for cobbled streets, carved steps, and desert sand.

Lightweight sun hat and sunglasses

Essential

Protects against intense desert sun during daytime outings.

summer specific

Layered insulating jacket

Desert nights and higher-elevation sites can turn chilly after sunset.

winter specific

Daypack with water reservoir

Essential

Keeps water, snacks, camera, and modest clothing handy during long site visits.

spring specific

Frequently Asked Questions