Jordan Tours & Extensions
From a single-day Petra excursion to a full multi-day Jordan journey — we handle every detail of your cross-border adventure, seamlessly connected to your Holy Land itinerary.
Petra is one of the most celebrated archaeological sites on earth — a must-see for any traveler to the region.
Jordan and Israel share a border and a history. Combining both countries creates a richer, more complete journey.
We handle Jordan tours for pilgrimages, schools, families, and private travelers — with full cross-border coordination.
We manage all the paperwork, permits, and logistics for crossing between Israel and Jordan — no stress for your group.
Where We Take You
The Rose-Red City
Walk through the Siq canyon and emerge before the iconic Treasury — one of the most breathtaking sights in the world. Petra is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the crown jewel of any Jordan itinerary.
Valley of the Moon
A vast, silent desert of red sand and towering sandstone mountains. Wadi Rum offers jeep safaris, camel rides, Bedouin camps, and some of the most spectacular stargazing on earth.
The Lowest Point on Earth
Float effortlessly in the mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea and coat yourself in therapeutic black mud. A unique natural wonder shared between Jordan and Israel.
Ancient Capital, Modern City
Jordan's vibrant capital blends ancient Roman ruins with a thriving modern culture. Visit the Roman Theatre, the Citadel, and explore the lively souks and cafes of downtown.
Tour Options
All packages are fully customizable. Tell us your dates and group size and we will tailor a proposal to fit.
A single-day cross-border excursion from Israel into Jordan — perfect for travelers who want a taste of Petra or the Dead Sea without a multi-day commitment.
The ideal add-on to a Holy Land tour. Spend 3–4 days exploring Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea, and Amman — fully coordinated and seamlessly connected to your Israel itinerary.
A dedicated Jordan journey covering all the major highlights at a relaxed pace — ideal for groups who want to experience Jordan in depth, with or without an Israel component.
Good to Know
Best Time to Visit
March–May & September–November
Currency
Jordanian Dinar (JOD)
Border Crossings
Allenby / King Hussein Bridge or Yitzhak Rabin / Wadi Araba
Visa
Jordan visa on arrival for most nationalities
Language
Arabic (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
Travel Time
Petra approx. 3–4 hrs from Amman; 5–6 hrs from Eilat
Not sure what is right for your group? We are happy to advise — just get in touch.
Whether it is a day trip or a full Jordan journey, we will plan every detail and make it seamless.