Yes, most travelers need a visa to enter Jordan. Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality. We recommend checking with our team before your trip — we’re happy to provide up-to-date information and assist you with the visa process to ensure a smooth arrival.
 

Absolutely! Jordan is a safe travel destination with a very low crime rate. As tourism is one of the main sources of income for the country, security is a top priority, and you’ll find excellent safety measures at all hotels, tourist sites, and major attractions.

As for traveling to Jerusalem and the Holy Land, it’s generally safe for tourists. While the region has experienced instability over the years, millions of people visit these sacred sites every year without any issues. We have groups traveling between Jordan and Jerusalem almost every week, and our team ensures smooth, secure, and comfortable journeys across the border.

No, our tour prices are land-only packages, which means international airfare to and from Jordan is not included. We leave the flexibility of arranging your own flights so you can choose the best schedule and airline that suits your travel plans. Of course, if you’d like assistance with booking your flights, our team is always here to help!

All our tours are quoted in US Dollars (USD) for clarity and convenience. This makes it easy for international travelers to plan their budget with confidence. If you have any questions about payment options or currency exchange, our team is happy to assist!

Arabic is the official language of Jordan, but English is widely spoken throughout the kingdom, especially in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants. Most road signs are in both Arabic and English, making it easy for international travelers to navigate and communicate.

Jordan’s climate offers long, pleasant springs and autumns, making March through May and September through November ideal times to visit. From December to April, occasional rain showers bring a refreshing touch, while the summer months are hot but with very little humidity. In the Jordan Valley, around the Dead Sea, and in Aqaba on the Red Sea, winters are mild and enjoyable, perfect for outdoor adventures and relaxation. No matter when you visit, Jordan offers a beautiful mix of sunshine and comfortable weather!

Booking your dream vacation with Jordan Vacations Tours is simple and hassle-free! Just browse through our Jordan tour packages, choose the one that suits you best, and reach out to one of our travel experts. To help us create the perfect itinerary, please share a few details, such as the number of travelers, your nationality, and whether you’d like to add extra nights or customize the tour plan. Thanks to our flexibility, we’ll do our very best to arrange everything you need for an unforgettable journey through Jordan!

The official currency of Jordan is the Jordanian Dinar (JD), which is divided into 1,000 fils or 100 piasters. You’ll often hear locals refer to piasters in everyday transactions.

Banknotes: 5, 10, 20, and 50 dinars.
Coins: 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100 fils, as well as 1/2 and 1 dinar coins.
The Jordanian Dinar is pegged to the US Dollar (USD) at a stable rate of US$1 = JD 0.708, offering financial stability for travelers. For the best exchange rate, visit currency exchange shops or banks — just note that banks at the borders and airports often charge a small commission.

Important tips:

Traveler’s checks may incur a commission of JD 3 to JD 8, sometimes per check, so carrying larger denominations is more cost-effective.
Hotels typically charge a premium for currency exchange, so it’s best to avoid changing money there.
Banks are closed on Fridays and Saturdays, though many exchange shops remain open, especially in tourist areas.
If you have any questions about currency exchange or budgeting for your trip, our team at Jordan Vacations Tours is happy to help you plan ahead!

Yes, credit cards are widely accepted in Jordan, especially in major cities like Amman and Aqaba, where most hotels, restaurants, and shops welcome VISA and MasterCard. You’ll also find plenty of ATMs for cash withdrawals.

A few things to keep in mind:

In smaller towns and villages, credit card acceptance may be limited, so it’s a good idea to carry some Jordanian Dinars (JD) for convenience.
There are no local charges on credit card cash advances, but the maximum daily withdrawal from ATMs is JD 500.
American Express and other cards are less commonly accepted, so having a backup payment method is recommended.
If you need assistance with money matters or budgeting for your trip, our team at Jordan Vacations Tours is happy to help you prepare for a smooth and enjoyable visit!

Each of our tours includes a variety of incredible attractions across Jordan. For the most accurate and up-to-date entrance fees, you can check the official list here:
👉 Jordan Attractions Entrance Fees

Pro tip: If you purchase the Jordan Pass, you’ll get free entry to most of the top tourist sites, including Petra, Wadi Rum, and Jerash — plus, the visa fee is waived if you stay for at least three nights. It’s a great way to save money and streamline your travel experience!

If you’d like help deciding which attractions to include in your itinerary, our team at Jordan Vacations Tours is here to make your journey unforgettable!

Absolutely! Traveling to Jordan with your girlfriend is perfectly fine, and you don’t need to be married to share a hotel room. Jordan is a welcoming destination for couples, and hotels and resorts are accustomed to hosting international travelers. As with any country, being mindful of local customs and showing respect for Jordanian culture will ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip.

If you have any questions about cultural norms or accommodations, our team at Jordan Vacations Tours is happy to provide guidance to help you feel comfortable and relaxed throughout your stay!

The type of accommodation you’ll experience depends on the Jordan tour package you choose! Options range from charming guesthouses and comfortable hotels to authentic Bedouin campsites in Wadi Rum and other unique stays. Each offers a different way to experience Jordan’s hospitality and culture.

For the most accurate accommodation details, please check the trip notes for your selected package, or feel free to reach out to our team — we’re happy to ensure your stay matches your comfort level and travel style!

No, women are not required to wear a hijab in Jordan. The country is quite liberal, and women are free to dress as they wish. As you explore, you’ll notice a mix of styles — some local women wear the hijab, while others dress casually, just as you’d see in any European city. It’s all about personal freedom and respect for cultural diversity.

That said, when visiting religious sites, it’s a good idea to dress modestly as a sign of respect. If you have any questions about what to pack for your trip, our team at Jordan Vacations Tours is happy to offer tips to help you feel comfortable and confident during your stay!

Jordan’s electricity supply is 220 volts / 50 Hz AC, which is the standard throughout the country. Most electrical sockets are the two-pronged European-style plugs (Type C or Type F), although you may also encounter the 13-amp square three-pinned plug (Type G), especially in hotels.

To be on the safe side, we recommend bringing a universal travel adapter to ensure your devices stay charged throughout your trip. If you have any questions about preparing for your visit, our team at Jordan Vacations Tours is always here to help!

Yes, you can book a last-minute tour to Jordan, but we highly recommend booking as early as possible — especially if you’re planning to visit popular destinations like Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea. After New Year, hotels often fill up quickly, and late bookings may result in limited availability or your group being accommodated in different hotels.

To ensure the best experience and secure your preferred accommodations, we suggest reserving your spot well in advance. Our team at Jordan Vacations Tours is always ready to assist with flexible options, even for last-minute travel!

At Jordan Vacations Tours, there’s no minimum number of guests — even if you’re a solo traveler, you can book any of our amazing tours! Whether you want to explore Petra, experience the magic of Wadi Rum, or float in the Dead Sea, we’ll ensure your journey is seamless and unforgettable. Traveling solo in Jordan is safe, rewarding, and filled with incredible opportunities to meet new people and create lasting memories.

If you’re ready to start your adventure, our team is here to help you plan every detail with ease!

Yes, absolutely! We’re happy to accommodate vegetarian and other dietary preferences on all of our overnight tours in Jordan. To ensure we have the right meals prepared for you, please let us know about your dietary requirements in advance. Jordanian cuisine offers a delicious variety of vegetarian-friendly dishes, from fresh mezze to flavorful falafel and hummus — we’ll make sure your meals are both satisfying and authentic!

If you have any special requests, our team at Jordan Vacations Tours is here to make your journey comfortable and memorable.

No, tipping is not included in the price of your tour package. In Jordan, tipping (or baksheesh) is a common and appreciated way to show gratitude for great service. We recommend budgeting a little extra to tip your tour guides, drivers, and other service providers based on the level of care and hospitality they provide.

A general guideline:

Tour guides: $5–$7 per person per day.
Drivers: $3–$5 per person per day.
Hotel staff and restaurants: A small tip of 10% is appreciated if service isn’t already included.
Of course, tipping is entirely at your discretion, but a kind gesture goes a long way in creating positive connections during your journey. If you’d like more guidance, our team at Jordan Vacations Tours is happy to help you plan your budget!