• Duration7 Days
  • DestinationJordan
  • Group Size1-12
  • Age range5-70

Overview

Discover the timeless allure of Jordan on a captivating 7 Days Jordan Highlights tour. This comprehensive Classic Jordan Itinerary is designed to explore the depths of Jordan's rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. From the moment you land at Queen Alia International Airport, you'll be whisked away on an unforgettable journey starting with the bustling streets of Amman. Journey through the ancient city of Madaba and stand in awe of the majestic Kerak Castle. A full day at the breathtaking archaeological wonder of Petra awaits, followed by the mystical desert landscapes of Wadi Rum. The tour culminates in the serene beauty of the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, where you can unwind and reflect on your adventures. Whether looking for a Jordan Family Vacation or a thrilling Jordan Desert Adventures, this tour caters to all. Embark on a Jordan Cultural Tour that showcases the famous sites and immerses you in the local traditions and history, making it the perfect choice for anyone looking to experience the Best of Jordan in One Week.

At Relax Getaways, we pride ourselves on being the premier choice for your 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour. Our meticulously crafted Jordan Tour Packages are designed to offer an unparalleled experience, blending the rich historical tapestry with the breathtaking natural landscapes of Jordan. From the ancient ruins of Petra to the majestic dunes of Wadi Rum and the rejuvenating waters of the Dead Sea, our Classic Jordan Itinerary ensures that you capture the essence of Jordan in one unforgettable week. Our expert guides and well-planned itineraries guarantee a hassle-free and enriching journey. Choosing Relax Getaways means opting for excellence, as we are committed to providing the best travel experience, whether you are on a Jordan Family Vacation or a deep dive into the country’s history with our Jordan History Trip. Explore Jordan with us, and discover why we are renowned as the best company for delivering a comprehensive and vibrant Jordan Cultural Tour.

Highlights on 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour

Here are the highlights of the 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour, each carefully selected to ensure a rich and memorable experience in this historically and culturally rich nation:

  • Amman City Tour: Begin your journey with a tour of Jordan's capital, Amman, exploring ancient sites like the Citadel and the Roman Theatre, alongside modern galleries and cafes.

  • Madaba Map: Visit Madaba, known for its 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land in the Church of Saint George, providing a unique window into the past.

  • Kerak Castle: Explore the imposing Kerak Castle, a significant example of Crusader architecture in the Levant, which offers a deep dive into medieval military history.

  • Petra: Spend a full day in Petra, the ancient Nabatean city carved into rose-red sandstone cliffs, one of the World's New Seven Wonders.

  • Wadi Rum: Traverse the majestic landscapes of Wadi Rum on a desert safari, experiencing the same timeless vistas that have enchanted travelers for centuries.

  • Dead Sea: Conclude the tour with a relaxing day at the Dead Sea, floating in its therapeutic waters and enjoying the unique experience of the lowest point on Earth.

  • Jordanian Cuisine: Throughout the tour, savor authentic Jordanian cuisine, from mansaf, the national dish, to sweet treats like kunafa.

This Classic Jordan Itinerary ensures a comprehensive exploration of Jordan's most iconic sites, offering both adventure and relaxation, making it a perfect blend for anyone looking to experience the Best of Jordan in One Week. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or just soaking up local culture, this tour offers something for everyone.

Best Time for 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour

The best time to embark on a 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour is during the spring and autumn months. These seasons—March to May and September to November—offer the most favorable weather conditions, with moderate temperatures and minimal rainfall, making it ideal for exploring both the historical sites and natural landscapes of Jordan.

Spring (March to May): During spring, the weather is pleasantly warm with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 27°C (68°F to 80°F). The landscape is particularly beautiful as wildflowers bloom across the hills and valleys, adding vibrant colors to the already picturesque settings. This is an excellent time for hiking and sightseeing in areas like Petra and Wadi Rum.

Autumn (September to November): Autumn mirrors the spring in terms of weather conditions, making it another perfect time for a visit. The heat of the summer subsides, and the cooler temperatures allow for comfortable travel and exploration. The clear skies and mild weather are ideal for outdoor activities and provide excellent conditions for photography, especially with the changing colors of the desert.

Visiting during these months not only ensures a more enjoyable experience due to the weather but also avoids the peak tourist seasons, allowing for a somewhat quieter exploration of popular sites. Whether you're interested in Jordan's rich history, stunning landscapes, or unique cultural experiences, these periods provide the perfect setting for a memorable Classic Jordan Itinerary.

6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour is an opportunity to reflect on a journey through a land brimming with ancient history, stunning natural beauty, and rich cultural heritage. From the historic paths of Petra and the majestic expanses of Wadi Rum to the buoyant waters of the Dead Sea, this tour not only promises but delivers a comprehensive exploration of Jordan’s most iconic sights. As you depart from the ancient landscapes and return to modern life, the memories of Jordan's timeless beauty and the warmth of its people are sure to linger, inspiring future adventures. This Classic Jordan Itinerary provides the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion, making it an unforgettable travel experience ideally explored during the pleasant climates of spring or autumn. Whether seeking adventure, historical knowledge, or a peaceful retreat, Jordan offers a timeless escape into a land where history and hospitality meet.

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Itinerary

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Welcome to Jordan! On the first day of your 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour with Relax Getaways Pvt. Ltd., your adventure begins as soon as you land at Queen Alia International Airport. Here’s what you can expect:

Arrival at Queen Alia International Airport

Upon your arrival, you will go through passport control and customs. After retrieving your luggage, you will be greeted by a representative from Relax Getaways, who will assist you with any immediate needs or questions you might have. This personalized meet-and-greet service ensures a smooth transition from your flight to your transport.

Transfer to Amman

Once introductions are made, a private, air-conditioned vehicle will be ready to take you to Amman. The drive from Queen Alia International Airport to your hotel in Amman typically takes about 30 minutes, depending on traffic. During this drive, you'll get your first glimpse of Jordan’s landscapes and the bustling life of its capital.

Check-in and Relax

Upon arrival in Amman, you will check into your hotel. Depending on your arrival time, you can relax and settle into your room, freshen up, and perhaps start exploring the surrounding area.

Evening at Leisure

If you're up for it, you might explore some of Amman’s attractions. The city is known for its ancient history and modernity meshed into one. You could take a leisurely walk around your hotel area, dine at a local restaurant, or simply rest up for the exciting days ahead.

This first day is designed to be light and easy, giving you time to adjust to the time zone and recover from your journey, setting the stage for a week full of exploration and discovery in Jordan.

On Day 2 of your 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour with Relax Getaways Pvt. Ltd., you will embark on a journey from Amman to the ancient town of Madaba, a place renowned for its exquisite Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics. Here's what your day will look like:

Morning Departure from Amman

After enjoying a hearty breakfast at your hotel, you’ll set out early for Madaba. The drive takes approximately one hour, transporting you from the bustling capital to a town famed for its rich history and artistic heritage. As you travel, enjoy the changing landscapes and perhaps catch a glimpse of everyday life in the Jordanian countryside.

Arrival in Madaba

Known as the "City of Mosaics," Madaba offers a window into the Middle East’s early Christian era. The town sits at an altitude of 760 meters and provides a cooler climate than Amman, making it pleasant for exploring on foot.

Visiting St. George’s Church

One of the highlights of Madaba is the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George. Inside, you’ll find the famous Madaba Map, a 6th-century mosaic floor map depicting Jerusalem and other holy sites. It’s the oldest surviving original cartographic depiction of the Holy Land and especially Jerusalem. This mosaic provides invaluable insights into the geography and historical sites of the region during this period.

Exploring Madaba’s Artistic Heritage

After visiting St. George’s Church, take some time to wander through Madaba’s streets. The town is dotted with other churches and archaeological parks, where you can see mosaics displayed in situ. Madaba’s Archaeological Park and Museum showcases further examples of this ancient art form, including some beautifully preserved mosaic floors from the Byzantine era.

Lunch and Local Cuisine

Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant where you can try some traditional Jordanian dishes. Popular choices include mansaf (a dish of rice, lamb, and yogurt) and musakhan (chicken with onions, sumac, allspice, saffron, and fried pine nuts on bread).

Return to Amman

After a full day of exploration and cultural immersion, you’ll return to Amman in the late afternoon. The evening is yours to relax at your hotel or perhaps venture out into Amman for dinner, where you can explore more of the city’s culinary delights or cultural offerings.

Day 2 of your tour is filled with historical insights and the chance to appreciate Jordan’s renowned mosaic art—a true cultural immersion that sets the tone for the days to come.

On Day 3 of your 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour with Relax Getaways Pvt. Ltd., you will delve deeper into Jordan's rich history with a visit to the formidable Kerak Castle, a striking example of Crusader architecture and history in the Middle East. Here’s the detailed itinerary for the day:

Morning Departure from Amman

Begin your day with breakfast at your hotel in Amman, and then prepare for an early departure. The journey to Kerak Castle is about a 2-hour drive, taking you through diverse landscapes and offering a glimpse into the rural life of Jordan.

Traveling to Kerak

As you travel south from Amman to Kerak, you will ascend to an altitude of 930 meters. The town of Kerak itself offers a panoramic view of the surrounding valleys and is historically significant for its strategic military and trade position. This elevation not only provides strategic advantages but also stunning vistas over the surrounding arid hills and plains.

Exploring Kerak Castle

Kerak Castle is one of the largest Crusader castles in the Levant and dates back to the 12th century. Its design is a notable example of Crusader architecture, with a mix of west European, Byzantine, and Arab designs. The castle’s walls and towers are predominantly intact, allowing you to explore the underground passages, dungeons, and living quarters that provide a vivid portrayal of medieval military architecture.

During your visit, you’ll learn about the castle’s tumultuous history, including its role during the Crusades and its capture by Saladin. The site also offers an insightful museum that showcases artifacts found within and around the castle, further illustrating the life and times of the Crusaders and the subsequent Muslim occupants.

Lunch at Kerak

After touring the castle, you can enjoy lunch in the town of Kerak. There are several local restaurants where you can taste traditional Jordanian cuisine. A popular dish in this region is the Jordanian version of mansaf, made with jameed (a unique yogurt sauce) that is particularly famous in Kerak.

Return Journey to Amman

After lunch and perhaps a little more time exploring Kerak’s local market or additional historical sites, you’ll return to Amman. The late afternoon and evening are free for you to relax at your hotel or continue exploring the capital's offerings at your own pace.

Evening at Leisure in Amman

Once back in Amman, you may wish to take advantage of the city’s vibrant cultural scene. Whether it's visiting a gallery, enjoying a local café, or exploring the nightlife, Amman has plenty to offer to fill your evening.

Day 3 of your tour not only adds a layer of historical depth to your Jordanian adventure but also allows you to engage closely with the country’s past, from its Crusader legacy to its modern-day cultural fabric.

Day 4 of your 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour with Relax Getaways Pvt. Ltd. is dedicated to exploring Petra, one of the world's most magnificent and iconic archaeological sites. Known as the "Rose City" for the color of the stone from which it is carved, Petra offers a full day of awe-inspiring history and adventure.

Morning Departure to Petra

Start your day early with a hearty breakfast at your hotel, and prepare for a full day in Petra. Located at an altitude of 810 meters, Petra is not just a national treasure of Jordan but also a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

Entering Petra through the Siq

Your exploration begins at the Siq, a narrow gorge that stretches over 1 kilometer and serves as the dramatic entrance to Petra. The walk through this gorge is an experience in itself, with cliffs towering up to 80 meters on each side, leading you towards the city's most famous monument, the Treasury (Al-Khazneh).

The Treasury and Beyond

Upon exiting the Siq, you are greeted by the awe-inspiring view of the Treasury, Petra’s most famous facade carved directly into the rock face. From here, you can explore further into the city, visiting a host of incredible structures such as the Street of Facades, the Royal Tombs, and the Roman-style Theatre, which once seated over 3,000 spectators.

Hiking to the Monastery

For those feeling adventurous, a hike to the Monastery (Ad-Deir) is highly recommended. This requires a climb of approximately 800 steps but rewards you with breathtaking views and the opportunity to see one of Petra’s largest and most impressive architectural structures. The Monastery provides a perfect vantage point for reflecting on the vastness and beauty of the area.

Dining in Petra

Take a break for lunch at one of the local restaurants within Petra. You can enjoy traditional Jordanian dishes while taking in the views of this ancient city.

Afternoon Exploration

Continue your exploration in the afternoon by visiting other significant sites within Petra. This can include the Byzantine Church, which houses beautiful mosaics, and the Great Temple, thought to be one of Petra’s main cultural centers during Nabatean times.

Return to Hotel

As the day winds down, you will exit Petra and return to your hotel. The evening is free for you to relax, dine at your leisure, and reflect on the incredible sights and experiences of the day.

Evening at Leisure

After such an enriching day, you might choose to spend your evening relaxing at your hotel or exploring local dining options to try more Jordanian cuisine.

Day 4 of your Jordan tour is undoubtedly one of the highlights, offering a deep dive into the rich history, culture, and breathtaking architecture of Petra. This unforgettable day ensures that you capture the essence of Jordan's most treasured site.

Day 5 of your 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour with Relax Getaways Pvt. Ltd. immerses you in the stunning landscapes of Wadi Rum, also known as the Valley of the Moon. This desert wilderness is famed for its breathtaking vistas, ancient petroglyphs, and dramatic sandstone mountains, providing a profound contrast to the urban and historical sites you’ve visited earlier in the tour.

Morning Departure to Wadi Rum

After breakfast at your hotel, prepare for an early departure to Wadi Rum. The desert’s altitude of 720 meters gives it a unique climate and spectacular natural formations, making it a favorite destination for filmmakers and adventurers alike.

Arrival and 4x4 Jeep Tour

Upon arrival at Wadi Rum, you’ll be greeted by your Bedouin hosts who will guide you on a thrilling 4x4 Jeep tour of the desert. This tour allows you to explore the vast, echoing landscapes, including towering cliffs, narrow canyons, and wide sandy expanses that have been the backdrop for numerous films, most famously "Lawrence of Arabia" and "The Martian."

Visiting Historical and Natural Sites

The Jeep tour will stop at several significant sites throughout Wadi Rum, including ancient rock inscriptions, majestic rock formations, and natural arches. Each site offers a story that enhances your understanding of this dramatic and historic landscape.

Traditional Bedouin Lunch

Midday, enjoy a traditional Bedouin lunch in the shade of a towering sandstone mountain. This meal typically features zarb — meat and vegetables cooked in an underground pit — giving you a taste of authentic Bedouin culinary traditions.

Camel Ride or Hiking

In the afternoon, you have the option to experience Wadi Rum from a different perspective — either by a camel ride, offering a traditional mode of desert transportation, or by hiking some of Wadi Rum’s more accessible trails that offer stunning views and intimate encounters with the desert’s unique flora and fauna.

Sunset in the Desert

As the day winds down, enjoy one of Wadi Rum’s most magical experiences: sunset over the sandstone mountains. The changing colors of the rocks and sands as the sun dips below the horizon create a truly mesmerizing scene.

Overnight in a Desert Camp

To cap off your immersive experience in Wadi Rum, you’ll spend the night in a comfortable desert camp. These camps are designed to offer modern amenities while preserving the traditional feel of a Bedouin tent, complete with a starlit sky that offers unparalleled stargazing opportunities, free from light pollution.

Evening Activities

Enjoy a peaceful evening around a campfire, sharing stories or simply relaxing under the vast desert sky. A traditional dinner will be served, giving you further tastes of local cuisine.

Day 5 of your Jordan tour is a day of adventure and cultural immersion, providing you with a profound connection to the natural beauty and timeless traditions of Wadi Rum. This experience is sure to be a highlight of your journey, filled with unique activities and breathtaking scenery.

Day 6 of your 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour with Relax Getaways Pvt. Ltd. transitions from the sandy adventures of Wadi Rum to the unique tranquility of the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. This day combines scenic drives with relaxation and wellness experiences, providing a soothing contrast to the previous day's desert exploration.

Morning Departure from Wadi Rum

Begin your day with breakfast at the desert camp before bidding farewell to the stunning landscapes of Wadi Rum. Pack up and prepare for your journey to the Dead Sea, which is located at an astonishing altitude of -430 meters below sea level, making it the lowest point on earth accessible on land.

Drive to the Dead Sea

The drive to the Dead Sea from Wadi Rum takes approximately 3 hours. This route offers scenic views and passes through several areas of interest, including the Jordanian landscapes that change from desert to the lush, date palm-filled regions closer to the Dead Sea area. The contrast in scenery underscores the diverse natural beauty of Jordan.

Arrival at the Dead Sea

Upon arrival at the Dead Sea, check into one of the luxury resorts along the shore. These resorts are well-equipped with spa facilities that utilize the mineral-rich mud and saltwater of the Dead Sea, known for their therapeutic properties.

Relaxation and Spa Treatments

After checking in, spend your afternoon indulging in relaxation and wellness activities. Most resorts offer a range of treatments such as mud wraps, salt scrubs, and massages that incorporate Dead Sea minerals. Enjoying a swim or rather, a float, in the buoyant waters of the Dead Sea is a must-do experience. The high salt content makes swimming more like floating and offers a unique way to relax and rejuvenate.

Exploring the Surroundings

If time and energy permit, you might choose to explore the surroundings of the Dead Sea. The area is rich in historical and natural sites, including the ancient fortress of Masada (though located on the Israeli side and visible from the Jordanian side), and the serene Ein Gedi Nature Reserve.

Sunset at the Dead Sea

In the evening, take the opportunity to experience one of the Dead Sea’s spectacular sunsets, where the sun sets behind the hills of the West Bank, creating a mesmerizing display of colors reflected in the still waters.

Dinner by the Sea

Conclude your day with a dinner at your resort, where you can enjoy a variety of local and international dishes accompanied by views of the Dead Sea.

Overnight at the Dead Sea

Spend the night at the Dead Sea resort, enjoying the peaceful ambiance and luxurious amenities. This setting allows for a restful night after a day filled with natural wellness and relaxation.

Day 6 offers a blend of scenic travel, relaxation, and wellness, making it a perfect penultimate day of your Jordan tour, setting a serene tone as you prepare for your journey home or further adventures.

On Day 7, the final day of your 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour with Relax Getaways Pvt. Ltd., you will say goodbye to the beautiful landscapes of Jordan as you depart from the Dead Sea and head back to Queen Alia International Airport for your departure.

Morning at the Dead Sea

Start your day with a leisurely breakfast at your resort by the Dead Sea. If your flight schedule allows, take some time to enjoy one last float in the salty waters or a stroll along the beach. It’s a chance to reflect on the memorable experiences of the past week and soak in the tranquil environment one last time.

Departure from the Dead Sea

Check out from your hotel in the late morning or early afternoon, depending on your flight time. Ensure that you have all your belongings and travel documents ready. The drive from the Dead Sea to Queen Alia International Airport typically takes about 3 hours. The route will take you through scenic areas and bustling towns, giving you a final glimpse of Jordan’s diverse landscapes.

Drive to Queen Alia International Airport

Your driver will ensure a comfortable and timely journey to the airport. This is a good time to double-check your flight and airport arrival times. Remember, it’s advisable to arrive at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your international flight to allow ample time for check-in, security checks, and any potential delays at the airport.

Arrival at Queen Alia International Airport

Upon arriving at the airport, proceed to check-in and then through security. If you have some spare time before your flight, you can explore the duty-free shops, grab a snack, or simply relax in the departure lounge.

Reflections on Your Journey

As you wait for your flight, you’ll have some time to reflect on the incredible journey you’ve experienced in Jordan. From the historical riches of Petra and the expansive landscapes of Wadi Rum to the relaxing and unique environment of the Dead Sea, this tour has offered a deep dive into the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Jordan.

Departure

Board your flight with a heart full of memories and perhaps a promise to yourself to return and explore more of what Jordan and its neighboring regions have to offer.

This concludes your 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour. It’s been a journey filled with adventure, relaxation, and historical exploration, providing you with a comprehensive experience of the remarkable country of Jordan. Safe travels and we hope to see you again!

Good to Know

Permits for the 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour

When planning your 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour, it’s important to be aware of the necessary permits and entry requirements to ensure a smooth and hassle-free travel experience. Here’s what you need to know about the permits and procedures for visiting Jordan’s key tourist destinations:

  • Jordan Pass: The most convenient and cost-effective way to explore Jordan, especially for tourists staying at least three nights, is by purchasing the Jordan Pass. This pass covers your entry visa fee to Jordan (if applicable) and includes admission to over 40 attractions, including Petra, Wadi Rum, and Jerash. There are three types of Jordan Passes available, differing in the number of days they allow for visiting Petra.

  • Petra Entry Permit: If not use the Jordan Pass, you’ll need to purchase a ticket to enter Petra. Ticket prices vary depending on nationality and the number of days you wish to visit. It’s advisable to check the latest fees and regulations before your trip.

  • Wadi Rum Protected Area Permit: Access to Wadi Rum also requires a permit, which is included in the entrance fee. This fee is covered by the Jordan Pass as well, or it can be purchased at the Wadi Rum Visitor Center upon arrival.

  • Driving Permits: If your tour involves self-driven vehicles, ensure you have an international driving permit, along with your valid driver’s license from your home country.

  • Customs and Immigration: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date from Jordan. Visitors from many countries can obtain a visa on arrival, but it’s best to check current visa requirements based on your nationality before traveling.

By securing these key permits and understanding the entry requirements, you can enjoy a seamless and enriching travel experience on your Classic Jordan Itinerary. Planning and having all necessary documents ready will allow you to immerse fully in the beauty and history of Jordan without any administrative distractions.

Preparation for the 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour

Preparing for a 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour requires careful planning to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. Here’s a detailed guide to help you prepare effectively:

  • Travel Documentation: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date from Jordan. Check visa requirements for your nationality. Many travelers can benefit from purchasing the Jordan Pass, which covers both your visa fee (if applicable) and entrance to many attractions.

  • Health Precautions: Consult with a travel health specialist weeks before your trip for any recommended vaccinations. Pack a basic travel health kit with essential medications, sunscreen, and hydration salts, especially since you’ll be exploring various climates and terrains.

  • What to Pack: Dressing appropriately is key. Opt for light, breathable clothing but also bring a sturdy pair of walking shoes for sites like Petra and Wadi Rum. Jordan’s cultural norms call for modesty, so pack clothes that cover shoulders and knees, particularly when visiting religious sites. Don’t forget a hat, sunglasses, and a reusable water bottle to stay protected from the sun.

  • Weather Preparedness: Check the weather forecast closer to your travel date and pack accordingly. Spring and autumn seasons offer the most pleasant weather, but evenings can be cool, so include a light jacket or sweater.

  • Currency and Budgeting: The local currency is the Jordanian Dinar (JOD). While credit cards are widely accepted in hotels and large shops, carrying some cash is essential for smaller vendors and remote areas. Plan your budget considering meals not included in the tour, tipping, and personal expenses.

  • Cultural Awareness: Learning a few basic phrases in Arabic can enhance your interaction with locals. Understanding and respecting local customs and traditions will enrich your experience and is appreciated by native Jordanians.

  • Itinerary Review: Familiarize yourself with the itinerary. Check opening times and days for the sites you’ll visit to ensure you make the most of your days. Having a clear idea of what to expect each day helps in managing time effectively.

  • Electronics and Connectivity: Ensure your electronic devices are compatible with the voltage in Jordan (220V). Carrying a universal adapter is advisable. You might consider purchasing a local SIM card or arranging an international roaming plan for the duration of your trip.

By following these preparation steps and focusing on key aspects such as Travel Documentation, Health Precautions, and Cultural Awareness, you're setting yourself up for a successful and memorable Classic Jordan Itinerary. Each step ensures that you’re well-equipped to enjoy everything Jordan has to offer, from its historical landmarks to its breathtaking landscapes.

Jordan Visa for the 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour

Securing a Jordan Visa is a crucial step in planning your 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour. Jordan offers several convenient options for travelers to obtain a visa, ensuring a smooth entry to this historic and scenic country. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to navigate the visa process:

Visa on Arrival: Many nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival at major ports of entry such as Queen Alia International Airport. This process is straightforward, requiring only a valid passport with at least six months validity beyond the date of entry. The visa on arrival typically allows for a stay of up to 30 days and can be extended.

Jordan Pass: For tourists planning to visit major attractions, the Jordan Pass is highly recommended. This pass not only waives the visa fee but also includes entry to over 40 tourist sites, including Petra, Wadi Rum, and Jerash. The Jordan Pass can be purchased online before your visit and is available in several options depending on the number of days you plan to spend at Petra.

Pre-arranged Visa: If you prefer to have your visa arranged before traveling, you can apply through the nearest Jordanian embassy or consulate. This is advisable for nationalities that are not eligible for a visa on arrival or for those who prefer to have all travel documents in hand before departing.

Required Documents for Visa Application:

  • A valid passport with at least six months of remaining validity.

  • A completed visa application form is available online or from your local embassy.

  • A recent passport-sized photo.

  • Proof of sufficient funds for the duration of your stay.

  • A detailed travel itinerary or a letter from a travel agency, like the one for your Classic Jordan Itinerary.

Visa Fees: Visa fees vary depending on the type of visa and the length of stay. It's essential to check the latest fees either online or at your local Jordanian diplomatic mission.

Special Considerations: Certain nationalities may have additional requirements or restrictions, so it’s crucial to check the specific visa requirements based on your nationality before making travel arrangements.

By understanding the requirements and options for obtaining a Jordan Visa, travelers can ensure they meet all legal requirements for entry, making their journey to Jordan a hassle-free start to an incredible adventure. Whether opting for a visa on arrival, a pre-arranged visa, or the Jordan Pass, each option provides different benefits suited to the needs of international visitors.

Safety on the 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour

Safety is a paramount concern for travelers, and those embarking on the 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour can be reassured by Jordan's reputation as a secure destination within the Middle East. Here are key points to consider regarding safety while touring Jordan:

  • General Safety: Jordan is widely regarded as one of the safest countries in the Middle East for tourists. The nation prides itself on a low crime rate and friendly relations with Western countries. However, like in any travel destination, it is advisable to exercise general precautions such as watching over your belongings, avoiding less crowded areas at night, and staying informed about the local news.

  • Health Safety: Ensure you have the necessary vaccinations recommended by health authorities before traveling. Jordan’s water is generally safe in cities, but it’s advisable to drink bottled water, especially in remote areas. Sunscreen, hats, and hydration are crucial due to the arid climate, especially while visiting outdoor sites like Petra and Wadi Rum.

  • Road Safety: If your tour includes driving or you plan to rent a car, be aware that road conditions and driving standards can vary. Road signage is often in both Arabic and English, and major tourist sites are well-connected by roads. Nonetheless, hiring a local driver or joining a guided tour can enhance your comfort and safety.

  • Political Stability: Jordan is a politically stable country. The government maintains a strong security presence, particularly at border areas and tourist sites. Stay updated on travel advisories from your home country’s foreign office or embassy.

  • Emergency Services: Familiarize yourself with local emergency contacts. Jordan's emergency services are reliable, with the police, ambulance, and fire services reachable at 911. It’s also wise to have contact information for your embassy or consulate within Jordan.

  • Cultural Sensitivity: Respecting local customs and dress codes not only ensures a more immersive experience but also avoids drawing unwanted attention. Dress modestly, particularly when visiting religious sites, and always ask permission before photographing people.

  • Tourist Support: The Jordanian government offers support to tourists through the Jordan Tourism Board and local tourist police, who are often stationed at major tourist attractions and are very helpful in assisting tourists with any concerns or questions.

By following these safety guidelines and using common sense, travelers can enjoy a rich and fulfilling experience on their Classic Jordan Itinerary. Jordan's welcoming culture, coupled with effective safety measures, makes it an excellent choice for those seeking both adventure and cultural immersion.

Trip Extensions on the 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour

For those looking to extend their 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour, there are several compelling options that can enrich your experience in the region. Here are some recommended trip extensions to consider, each offering unique insights and additional adventures:

  • Jerash and Ajloun Castle: Add a day trip to the ancient city of Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman provincial towns in the world. Here, you can walk through the colonnaded streets, visit the amphitheater, and see the impressive arches and temples. Nearby, the medieval Ajloun Castle provides stunning views and a glimpse into Islamic military architecture.

  • Bethany Beyond the Jordan and Mount Nebo: For those interested in religious history, a visit to Bethany Beyond the Jordan, the baptism site of Jesus, is a must. Combine this with a stop at Mount Nebo, where Moses is said to have seen the Promised Land. This extension adds spiritual depth and historical context to your journey.

  • The Dead Sea: Although the Dead Sea might be part of the initial itinerary, spending an extra day here to fully indulge in the therapeutic properties of the mineral-rich waters and mud can be exceptionally rejuvenating. Enjoy spa treatments and the unique experience of floating effortlessly in the buoyant waters.

  • Amman Exploration: Extend your stay in Amman to explore more of the city’s attractions such as the Jordan Museum, the contemporary art scene, or the vibrant culinary offerings. Amman’s cafes, markets, and historical sites warrant a deeper exploration to truly appreciate the blend of old and new.

  • Dana Biosphere Reserve: For nature lovers, a visit to Dana Biosphere Reserve offers a remarkable chance to experience Jordan’s largest nature reserve, boasting a stunning array of landscapes, from sandstone cliffs to wooded highlands. Hiking here can reveal the flora and fauna unique to this ecosystem.

  • Aqaba and the Red Sea: Extend your trip south to Aqaba, Jordan’s window to the Red Sea. Here, you can enjoy water activities such as snorkeling and diving among vibrant coral reefs, or simply relax on the sandy beaches. Aqaba offers a perfect getaway with its excellent resorts and marine biodiversity.

By considering these trip extensions, travelers can customize their Jordan Tour to match their interests, whether they are in history, nature, relaxation, or adventure. Each extension enriches the standard itinerary, providing deeper insights into the rich tapestry that is Jordan.

Tipping for the 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour

Tipping is an appreciated gesture in Jordan, reflecting satisfaction with services provided. For your 6 Nights 7 Days Classic Jordan Tour, understanding when and how much to tip can enhance your interactions with locals and ensure a smoother travel experience. Here are some guidelines on tipping practices in Jordan:

  • Tour Guides and Drivers: These professionals are integral to your tour experience, providing insight and ensuring your comfort and safety. A common tipping amount for tour guides is around 10 to 15 JD (Jordanian Dinar) per day, per person. For drivers, around 5 to 10 JD per day, per person is customary, depending on the level of service.

  • Hotel Staff: Small tips are also appreciated by hotel staff. You might consider tipping bellboys and housekeepers around 1 to 2 JD per service or per day. It's often helpful to leave this tip daily, as housekeeping staff may change.

  • Restaurants: In restaurants, it's typical to leave a tip of about 10% of the bill if a service charge is not already included. Even when a service charge is included, it is a nice gesture to leave a small extra tip directly for the server, especially if the service is exceptional.

  • Taxis: Rounding up the fare for taxi drivers or giving an extra 1 to 2 JD is generally sufficient and appreciated.

  • Miscellaneous Services: For smaller services, such as porters or restroom attendants, a small tip of 0.5 to 1 JD is appropriate.

  • Cultural Considerations: While tipping is customary and expected in many scenarios, it is also a personal choice and should reflect your satisfaction with the service provided. Jordanians are known for their hospitality, and tipping is seen as a way to show gratitude for that hospitality.

Carrying small denominations of the local currency can make tipping easier and more discreet. Preparing an amount in advance for expected services each day can help keep your travels smooth and enjoyable. Tipping not only supports the local economy but also reinforces the warm interactions that characterize Jordanian culture.

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FAQs

Q: How physically demanding is the tour?

A: The tour involves walking and light hiking, particularly in Petra and Wadi Rum. Visitors should be comfortable with moderate physical activity. However, all activities are designed to accommodate typical fitness levels, and there are plenty of opportunities to rest and enjoy the scenery.

Q: Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?

A; Yes, dietary restrictions can typically be accommodated with prior notice. Please inform Relax Getaways of any specific dietary needs when booking your tour.

Q: What is the best time of year to take this tour?

A: Jordan is pleasant to visit year-round, but the best weather is typically in spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when temperatures are mild and comfortable for outdoor activities.

Q: Is the tour suitable for children?

A: Yes, the 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour is family-friendly. However, parents should consider whether their children are comfortable with travel and moderate physical activity, particularly for exploring archaeological sites.

Q: What are the safety measures in place for the tour?

A: Relax Getaways prioritizes guest safety by adhering to all local health and safety guidelines. Modern transportation, professional guides, and detailed itinerary planning ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants.

Q: How much walking is involved in the tour?

A: Expect a fair amount of walking, especially at sites like Petra, which involves navigating uneven terrain and steps. Comfortable, durable walking shoes are highly recommended.

Q: Are there any health precautions I should take?

A: It's advisable to consult with your doctor before traveling and get any necessary vaccinations recommended for travel to Jordan. Common vaccinations for travelers include Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Tetanus.

Q: What currency is used in Jordan?

A: The Jordanian Dinar (JOD) is the official currency. It's advisable to have some local currency for small purchases, although credit cards are widely accepted in major cities and tourist locations.

Q: Will I have access to the internet?

A: Wi-Fi is available at most hotels and many cafes and restaurants in Jordan. However, connectivity might be limited in remote areas like Wadi Rum.
 

Q: What documents do I need for the Jordan tour?

A: You should bring your valid passport with at least six months remaining before expiration, your visa if required ahead of time or confirmation of eligibility for a Visa on Arrival or Jordan Pass, travel insurance documents, flight tickets, and a copy of your tour booking confirmation.

Q: How should I dress for the weather in Jordan?

A: The climate can vary, so pack lightweight, breathable clothing for the day and warm layers for cooler evenings. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for site exploration. Don't forget a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for protection against the sun.

Q: What health precautions are recommended for the tour?

A: Consult with your doctor for vaccinations recommended for travel to Jordan. Pack any personal medications and consider bringing remedies for common travel ailments like dehydration and upset stomach.

Q: What is the tipping etiquette in Jordan?

A: Tipping is customary. Consider tipping restaurant staff around 10% of the bill if a service charge isn't included, and tip tour guides and drivers if you appreciate their service, generally around 10-20 JOD per day for guides and half that for drivers.

Q: Are there cultural customs I should be aware of during my visit?

A: Yes, dressing modestly is recommended, especially at religious sites. Always ask for permission before taking photos of people, and be respectful of local traditions and customs.

Q: What transportation options are available within Jordan?

A: The tour includes all necessary transportation. For any independent travel, taxis are reliable; ensure to agree on the fare beforehand. If you're comfortable, renting a car is another option.

Q: Can I use my credit and ATM cards in Jordan?

A: Credit cards are widely accepted in urban and tourist areas, and ATMs are readily available in cities. However, it's wise to carry some local currency for smaller transactions or in remote areas.

Q: What are the electric voltage and plug types in Jordan?

A: Jordan uses 230V and 50Hz, with plug types C, D, F, G, and J. If your devices use different plugs, bringing a universal adapter is recommended.

Q: What vaccinations do I need before traveling to Jordan?

A: It's advisable to consult with your healthcare provider about vaccinations for travel to Jordan. Typically, recommended vaccinations include Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Typhoid, and sometimes a Tetanus booster, depending on your vaccination history. During certain times of the year, a vaccine for seasonal flu may also be recommended.

Q: Should I be concerned about drinking water in Jordan?

A: It is generally recommended to drink bottled water while traveling in Jordan to avoid any stomach issues. Bottled water is widely available and inexpensive. Avoid drinking tap water or using it to brush your teeth unless you have confirmed it is safe.

Q: What medical facilities are available in Jordan in case of an emergency?

A: Jordan offers high-standard medical facilities, especially in major cities like Amman, Petra, and Aqaba. Most doctors and hospital staff in these cities speak English. It is advisable to have travel health insurance that covers medical treatments abroad and possible medical evacuation.

Q: Are there any specific health risks in Jordan I should be aware of?

A: Jordan does not have major health risks unique to the region, but travelers should take general precautions to avoid foodborne and waterborne illnesses by choosing food and beverages carefully. In desert areas, heatstroke and dehydration are risks, so drinking plenty of water and using sun protection are important.

Q: What should I do in case of a health emergency during the tour?

A: In case of a health emergency, inform your tour guide or the hotel staff immediately. They can assist in contacting local medical services and guide you to the nearest medical facility. Always carry your health insurance information and emergency contact numbers with you.

Q: What is the best time of year to visit Jordan for the 6 Nights 7 Days Tour?

A: The best times to visit Jordan are during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These months offer pleasant weather, with mild temperatures ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities. The landscape is especially beautiful during spring when wildflowers are in bloom.

Q: Are there any times of the year that should be avoided when planning this tour?

A: Summer months (June to August) in Jordan can be extremely hot, especially in desert areas like Petra and Wadi Rum, which might be uncomfortable for outdoor activities. Winter (December to February) can be quite cold, and some higher elevation areas like Petra might experience snow, which could affect travel plans.

Q: What are the advantages of visiting Jordan in the off-peak season?

A: Visiting during the shoulder seasons (late November, early March) or the off-peak winter season can offer several benefits, including fewer crowds at major tourist sites like Petra and lower prices for accommodation and flights. However, be prepared for cooler temperatures and occasional rain, particularly in western Jordan.

Q: How do the different seasons affect visiting the Dead Sea and other water-related activities?

A: The Dead Sea area tends to be warmer than the rest of the country, making it a pleasant year-round destination. Even in winter, when temperatures in other parts of Jordan can be quite cool, the Dead Sea area often remains warm enough for swimming and enjoying the beach.

Q: Does the Ramadan period affect the tour experience in Jordan?

A: Traveling during Ramadan can offer a unique cultural experience as you observe local traditions and festivities. However, some restaurants and shops may have limited hours, especially during the day. Evening hours, after the breaking of the fast, see lively celebrations and dining options. Ramadan dates change yearly based on the Islamic lunar calendar, so it's important to check the dates when planning your trip.

Q: What precautions should I take for outdoor activities given the weather conditions?

A: Ensure adequate sun protection and hydration, particularly when visiting outdoor sites like Petra and Wadi Rum. Carry a water bottle, and wear sunscreen and a hat. If you’re traveling in the cooler months, bring warm clothing for the evenings and early mornings.

Q: How does the weather impact travel plans during the tour?

A: Occasionally, extreme weather like heavy rain or sandstorms can affect travel plans, particularly in desert areas. It’s a good idea to check the weather forecast regularly and stay flexible with your plans. Relax Getaways Pvt. Ltd. will adjust itineraries as needed for safety and comfort.

Q: Are temperatures inside historical sites like Petra different from general outdoor temperatures?

A: Yes, temperatures in areas like Petra can be more extreme. The rock formations and canyons can amplify heat during the day and become quite cool in the evenings. It’s wise to prepare for high daytime temperatures while exploring and carry an extra layer for cooler morning or evening tours.

Q: How does the temperature at the Dead Sea differ from other parts of Jordan?

A: The Dead Sea is located at the lowest point on Earth, making it one of the warmest parts of Jordan year-round. Even during winter, when other parts of the country can be quite cool, the Dead Sea often remains pleasantly warm.

Q: Will I have the same guide throughout the 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour?

A: Yes, Relax Getaways typically provides the same tour guide throughout your journey to ensure continuity and a more personalized experience. This allows you to build a rapport with your guide, who will be familiar with your interests and any specific needs.

Q: What languages do the tour guides speak?

A: The tour guides provided by Relax Getaways are fluent in English and Arabic. Upon request and depending on availability, guides who speak other languages such as Spanish, French, or German may be available. Please specify any language preferences when you book the tour.

Q: Are the tour guides certified?

A: Yes, all tour guides affiliated with Relax Getaways are certified and have undergone extensive training in guiding tourists. They possess deep knowledge of Jordan’s history, culture, and geography, ensuring you receive accurate and enriching information.

Q: Can the guide accommodate special interests or requests during the tour?

A: Absolutely. Tour guides are more than willing to tailor information and focus on areas of special interest to you, such as historical details, culinary insights, or architectural features. If you have specific requests or interests, communicate these to your guide at the start of the tour or even beforehand if possible.

Q: What is the typical experience level of the guides on this tour?

A: Guides for the 6 Nights 7 Days Jordan Tour are experienced professionals who typically have several years of guiding experience, especially with cultural and historical tours in Jordan. They are adept at handling a variety of touring scenarios and are knowledgeable about not only the tourist sites but also local customs and practices.

Q: Is tipping the guide customary? If so, how much should I tip?

A: Tipping is customary and greatly appreciated in Jordan, though it is not mandatory and should be based on the level of service provided. For a tour guide, a common tip is around 10-20 JOD per day, depending on your satisfaction with the service.

Q: How can I provide feedback about my guide after the tour?

A: Relax Getaways welcomes feedback to improve their services. After your tour, you can provide feedback directly to the tour company through a feedback form, email, or, in some cases, a direct discussion with a company representative. They value your insights and aim to enhance future tour experiences based on guest feedback.

Q: Can I extend my stay in Jordan before or after the official tour dates?

A: Yes, you can extend your stay in Jordan either before or after the tour. Relax Getaways can assist with additional hotel bookings and can suggest additional activities and destinations within Jordan that might interest you, such as more time in Aqaba for snorkeling or diving, or additional days in Amman to explore more of the city's historical sites and museums.

Q: Are there any optional excursions or activities that can be added to the tour itinerary?

A: Yes, there are several optional excursions and activities that can be added to your tour, including:

Q: Is there an option for private tours or upgrades for accommodations?

A: Yes, you can upgrade your tour to a private experience, which means you will have a private guide and vehicle just for your group. Additionally, accommodation upgrades are available if you prefer to stay in more luxurious hotels or resorts during your trip.

Q: How do I book these add-on options, and when should I do it?

A: It’s best to book any add-on options at the time of your initial tour booking to ensure availability. You can discuss your preferences and options with Relax Getaways, and they can help you incorporate these into your tour package. Some activities, especially those that require special arrangements like hot air balloon rides or diving, need to be booked well in advance.

Q: Are there any cultural or educational add-ons available during the tour?

A: Yes, you can add cultural or educational experiences such as a visit to a local Bedouin community, participating in a traditional tea ceremony, or attending a lecture on Jordanian history by a local expert. These experiences can provide deeper insight into the culture and traditions of Jordan.

Q: What about add-ons for more adventurous activities?

A: For the more adventurous, add-ons could include camel treks in Wadi Rum, rock climbing, or extended hiking tours in the nature reserves. These activities are geared towards those looking for a bit more excitement during their visit.

Q: What are the key attractions included in this tour?

A: The tour includes several must-see attractions such as the ancient city of Petra, known for its rock-cut architecture; Wadi Rum, famous for its stunning desert landscapes; the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth with its unique floating experience; Amman, the vibrant capital with historical sites like the Roman Theatre and the Citadel; Madaba, known for its ancient mosaics; and Mount Nebo, famous for its historical and religious significance.

Q: Are there UNESCO World Heritage sites included in the itinerary?

A: Yes, you will visit Petra and Wadi Rum, both recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Petra is celebrated for its historical and archaeological significance, while Wadi Rum is noted for its dramatic desert landscapes and cultural heritage.

Q: What lesser-known sites will we visit?

A: The tour includes visits to lesser-known sites such as Kerak Castle, a significant historical fortress in Al-Karak, and the Madaba Archaeological Park, where you can explore more mosaics and historical ruins.

Q: What cultural experiences are part of the tour?

A: You’ll enjoy a variety of cultural experiences, including a traditional Jordanian dinner in Wadi Rum, interactions with local Bedouins to learn about their lifestyle, and visits to local markets where you can buy traditional handicrafts.

Q: How much time is allocated to each site?

A: The tour allows a full day for exploring Petra thoroughly. In Wadi Rum, you'll spend several hours to a full day, which includes a jeep tour and time to enjoy the sunset. Visits to the Dead Sea, Amman, Madaba, and Mount Nebo generally last a few hours each, giving you enough time to see the main highlights.

Q: Will there be good opportunities for photography?

A: Absolutely, Jordan offers exceptional photography opportunities. Each location presents unique and photogenic landscapes and architectural details, especially the dramatic backdrops of Petra and Wadi Rum.

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