Take the stress out of getting from Queen Alia Airport in Amman to the Dead Sea by prebooking a private transfer. Avoid the hassle of public transportation and taxis, and have your English speaking driver meet you at the airport for your transfer. Sit back, relax, and enjoy your ride to the Dead Sea, while taking advantage of free WiFi onboard and bottled water.
One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Petra sits around 140 miles (230 kilometers) from Amman. So visiting on a day trip means around six hours driving, even more on group tours with pickup from multiple hotels. This comfortable private day tour gets you there fast, direct from your door, with Wi-Fi onboard and a local guide on arrival: entrance fees and meals are at your own expense.
Walk in the steps of Moses and view some of Jordan’s Byzantine mosaics on a private 4-hour Madaba and Mount Nebo trip from Amman. Visit Madaba to see the Madaba Map, a 6th-century floor mosaic showing the Holy Land. Then, head for Mount Nebo, where Moses is believed to have viewed the Promised Land, and admire its Byzantine floor mosaics. Local guides, private round-trip transport, bottled water, and admission fees included.
Visiting Petra alone from the Dead Sea involves hiring a driver on the ground—risking you not getting the day that suits you. Prebook this private full-day tour to save time and secure your ideal date. Then, on the day, travel by private air-conditioned vehicle and on arrival, enjoy the freedom to hire a local guide or self-guide for greater flexibility. Guiding fees and admission are at your own cost.
Visit the Jordanian capital of Amman for a half day of shopping with this tour from the Dead Sea. This tour is private, flexible, and based on your interests, meaning you’ll have plenty of shopping areas to choose from, ranging from big malls to charming Rainbow Street, where you can pick up locally produced goods.
Sightseeing by yourself in Amman can be stressful, with cab drivers and high temperatures to deal with. View the highlights with less effort on a private tour by personal air-conditioned car, ideal for those short on time. Visit the Citadel and amphitheater—choosing to hire local guides (own expense) as you wish—and eliminate any souvenir-shopping hassles with free time at a souk. Upgrade for Dead Sea pickup and drop-off.
Travel back in time to the ancient world on this private transport-only day trip, with onboard Wi-Fi and hotel transfers too. You’ll hit two of northern Jordan’s most important ancient ruins: Jerash, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that’s beautifully preserved, and Umm Qais, home of ancient Gadara, which offers views across three countries. You’ll also stop at the Jesus Cave (Cave of Issa) where some believe Jesus spent time.
Enjoy the chance to focus on the scenery, not the road ahead of you, when you book this transfers-only tour to two of Jordan’s star attractions: rose-red Petra and the Wadi Rum desert. You’ll enjoy almost a full day in Petra, letting you visit both the lower levels (with the Treasury) and the upper levels (with the Monastery), then spend the night in Wadi Rum (own expense).
Explore an ancient desert city—and a UNESCO World Heritage Site—on a full-day, private tour from Amman to Petra. Unlike group tours with a fixed itinerary, this trip gives you the choice between a full, guided tour of Petra and a transport-only option, each with flat-rate pricing that’s a cost-effective alternative for groups of up to seven people.
Discover some of the ancient jewels and historical sites in Jordan. Begin by exploring Amman, Jordan’s capital, and its exquisite ancient and historical sites. You’ll have the chance to discover the heart of Amman; the Downtown “Al-Balad”, where most of the tourist attractions are situated. You’ll have the chance to visit the Citadel, the Roman Amphitheatre, and ancient mosques, in addition to food-produce markets, famous eateries, traditional cafes, and bustling bazaars. Mingle with the locals and live like one as you tour these sites. Visit the ancient town of Madaba, best known for its mosaics. It is especially renowned for the 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land, and Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics in the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George. Climb up to Mount Nebo; mentioned in the bible where Prophet Moses was first granted a view of the Promised Land and is also said to have died there. Take in the picturesque view of the Jordan River Valley and the Holy Land.
