Jordan Holiday Packages from UAE

Overview: Jordan tour packages from the UAE deliver one of the Middle East's most concentrated heritage trips — the rock-cut treasury and monastery at Petra, the Mars-like desert landscapes of Wadi Rum, a saltwater float in the Dead Sea, the Roman ruins of Jerash, and Amman's citadel. Direct flights connect the UAE to Amman in around three hours, making Jordan one of the most accessible bucket-list destinations for UAE travellers. Best visited March–May and September–November.

Jordan sits at the intersection of desert, Mediterranean, and biblical geography - a small country holding Petra's rock-cut Nabataean facades, Wadi Rum's sandstone canyon system filmed for Lawrence of Arabia and The Martian, and the shores of the Dead Sea along its western edge. Petra's Treasury (Al-Khazneh) stands 40 metres tall and was carved directly into rose sandstone between the 1st century BCE and 1st century CE. Jerash's Oval Plaza preserves one of the most complete Roman provincial cities outside Italy. Jordan holiday packages from the UAE sequence these sites with the short internal driving distances that make the country a compressed archaeological circuit.

Jordan suits distinct traveller profiles cleanly. Archaeology and history travellers anchor trips on Petra, Jerash, and Madaba's Byzantine mosaics; adventure travellers book multi-day hikes along the Jordan Trail or jeep expeditions into Wadi Rum; wellness travellers route through Dead Sea spa resorts at the Jordan side's Sweimeh; and faith-based travellers visit Mount Nebo, the Baptism Site (Bethany Beyond the Jordan), and the ancient Byzantine map in Madaba. A Jordan vacation package handles cross-country transfers, licensed guide coordination, and the Petra two-day access pass under one booking.

Why Travel to Jordan?

Jordan delivers an unusual density for a country of 89,000 square kilometres:

• Petra's archaeological scale: The Nabataean capital stretches across 264 square kilometres, with over 800 carved structures including the Treasury, Monastery (Ad-Deir), and Royal Tombs. The full site requires two days to cover meaningfully.
• Wadi Rum's filmed terrain: A protected area of 720 square kilometres. The sandstone-and-granite landscape has stood in for Mars (The Martian, 2015), desert planets (Star Wars, Rogue One, Dune), and Jordan itself (Lawrence of Arabia).
• Dead Sea access: Jordan holds roughly half of the Dead Sea's shoreline. The water's salinity of 34% makes swimming physically impossible - floating is automatic.
• Roman provincial architecture: Jerash (ancient Gerasa) preserves an Oval Plaza, Hadrian's Arch, and a hippodrome complete enough to host summer chariot-race re-enactments.
• Short-driving geography: Amman to Petra runs three hours by Desert Highway. Amman to the Dead Sea is under one hour. A country-wide circuit covers 900 kilometres.

When is the best time to visit Jordan throughout the year?

The best time to go to Jordan depends on which activities drive the trip:

• March–May (Spring): Wildflowers across the Jordan Valley, comfortable Petra exploration at 20–26°C, and Dead Sea swimming without extreme heat. Dana Biosphere Reserve hiking at peak conditions.
• June–August (Summer): Hot - Amman 30–33°C, Aqaba and the Dead Sea 35–42°C. Aqaba Red Sea diving runs year-round with water at 26°C+. Evening visits to Petra are standard.
• September–October (Autumn): Return to comfortable conditions (22–28°C), the annual Petra by Night event runs multiple times per week, and Wadi Rum camping temperatures drop overnight.
• November–February (Winter): Amman sees occasional snow, Petra daytime 12–18°C with chilly mornings, and Aqaba remains warm (22–26°C) as a winter sun base. Bedouin tents in Wadi Rum need heating.

What's Included in Our Jordan Tour Packages

Each Travelwings Jordan booking includes:

• Return flights: Dubai (DXB) and Abu Dhabi (AUH) departures to Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) in Amman, via direct Emirates, flydubai, Etihad, or Royal Jordanian service. Onward access to Aqaba (AQJ) on request.
• Hotel accommodation: 3- to 5-star properties - Amman city hotels, Petra-area bases in Wadi Musa, Dead Sea resorts at Sweimeh (Jordan side), and Bedouin camp glamping in Wadi Rum.
• Meals: Daily breakfast included; half-board on Petra and Dead Sea extensions, and full-board packages at remote Wadi Rum camps.
• Guided tours: Amman city (Citadel, Roman Theatre, Rainbow Street), Jerash and Ajloun day trip, Madaba mosaic map and Mount Nebo, and full-day Petra guiding including the Monastery climb.
• Destination-specific activities: Wadi Rum jeep safari with overnight camp, Dead Sea floating and mud treatment, Aqaba Red Sea snorkelling or diving, and optional Petra by Night access.
• Private transfers: Queen Alia airport pickup, cross-country driving between Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea, with English-speaking driver-guides.
• 24/7 Travelwings support: UAE-based account manager plus a Jordanian ground operator for on-trip adjustments.

Sample Itineraries

• 3-Day Amman & Petra: Amman city tour on arrival, Jerash and Ajloun day excursion on day two, Petra full-day visit on day three.
• 5-Day Jordan Highlights: Amman, Jerash, Madaba and Mount Nebo, Dead Sea overnight, Petra (two-day access pass), and a Wadi Rum Bedouin camp closing night.
• 7-Day Jordan Grand Tour: Amman, Jerash, Dead Sea, Madaba, Petra (two nights covering Main Trail and the Monastery), Wadi Rum camping, and Aqaba for Red Sea snorkelling.

Family-Friendly & Couple Getaways

Families find Jordan manageable for mixed ages - the Petra horse ride from the visitor centre to the Siq entrance, the Madaba mosaic workshops, and Aqaba's public beaches work across age groups. Couples tend to combine Dead Sea spa resorts with a Wadi Rum glamping night (bubble-tent camps with transparent roofs for star viewing) and a Petra by Night candlelit walk to the Treasury. Jordan tour packages for couples often book a Ma'In hot springs visit as a shoulder day between Petra and the Dead Sea.

Travel Planning Tips

• Visa: UAE passport holders can get a Jordan visa on arrival at Queen Alia airport (JOD 40, around AED 210). The Jordan Pass - JOD 70–80 (AED 370–420) - covers the visa fee plus entry to Petra and 40+ other sites, and is worth buying if staying 3+ nights.
• Currency: Jordanian Dinar (JOD). Cards work at hotels and most restaurants; carry cash for souq purchases, Wadi Rum camps, and taxi fares. ATMs at Arab Bank and Housing Bank are reliable.
• Getting Around: Rental cars work (right-hand traffic, English signage on main highways). Driver-guides are the more common choice. JETT buses cover Amman-Petra and Amman-Aqaba routes affordably.
• Connectivity: 4G blankets Amman and tourist corridors; 5G is expanding through Amman. Zain and Orange sell tourist SIMs at Queen Alia airport.

Why Book with Travelwings UAE

• Installment flexibility: Jordan packages from Dubai can be paid across 3-, 6-, or 12-month installments via UAE credit cards and BNPL partners.
• Itemised pricing: Quotes break out flight, hotel category, driver-guide fees, Wadi Rum camp tier, and Jordan Pass costs - no hidden charges.
• Jordanian ground partners: Directly contracted hotels in Amman, Wadi Musa (Petra), Wadi Rum camp operators, and Dead Sea resorts, plus licensed guides for Petra and Jerash.
• Language support: Arabic, English, Hindi, Urdu, and Tagalog consultants available across UAE business hours.
• Always-on trip support: 24/7 WhatsApp line for cross-border transfers, medical assistance, and itinerary adjustments.

Book Your Jordan Holiday Today

Lock in Jordan ahead of the October–April peak - Petra hotel inventory in Wadi Musa tightens 4–5 months ahead. Whether you're targeting the Treasury at first light, Wadi Rum's sandstone canyons, or a Dead Sea float at sunset, Travelwings UAE handles the full trip from Dubai or Abu Dhabi under one confirmation. Ask a consultant about Jordan vacation packages built around specific interests - archaeology, hiking, diving, or wellness.

More Holiday Destinations to Consider from the UAE

Egypt

Jordan pairs naturally with Egypt for a two-country Middle East heritage trip — the Pyramids and the Nile combine with Petra and Wadi Rum to form one of the most-booked regional itineraries from the UAE. Browse Egypt holiday packages.

Israel

Jordan and Israel are joined by the Allenby Bridge land crossing, making a combined trip practical — Jerusalem's Old City, the Sea of Galilee, and Tel Aviv's Mediterranean coast extend a Jordan visit into a fuller Holy Land circuit. Explore Israel tour packages.

Closer to Home

Jordan's marquee sites — Petra, Wadi Rum — are best in the cooler shoulder months, so Gulf-summer travellers often choose closer-to-home or cool-climate alternatives in July and August. The Travelwings summer breaks page brings these options together for the season. See our UAE summer breaks.

Browse All Destinations

Beyond Jordan, Travelwings UAE runs holiday packages to 60+ destinations. The full holidays index covers short-haul regional escapes, Indian Ocean beach trips, European city tours, and long-haul itineraries — making side-by-side comparison straightforward against a Jordan trip. Browse all Travelwings UAE destinations.

Disclaimer: All prices, inclusions, availability, and offers shown are indicative and subject to change without notice based on seasonal demand, supplier terms, and travel dates. Final pricing is confirmed at the time of booking with Travelwings.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How much does a Jordan trip from the UAE cost?

A 5- to 6-night Jordan package currently starts around AED 3,400 per person on twin-sharing in shoulder season (April or October). Dead Sea spa resorts, Wadi Rum bubble camps, and Petra-plus-Aqaba combinations push pricing toward AED 5,800. Aqaba-only diving packages sit at around AED 3,000.

2. Do UAE residents need a visa to visit Jordan?

UAE passport holders can obtain a Jordan visa on arrival at Queen Alia airport for JOD 40 (around AED 210). Most UAE residents with valid residency visas qualify for the same on-arrival provision, though Travelwings recommends checking your specific passport nationality against Jordan's current visa policy before travel. The Jordan Pass (JOD 70–80) waives the visa fee and includes Petra entry.

3. How long should I spend in Jordan?

Five days is the practical minimum for Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea. Seven days allows Jerash and Aqaba to join the itinerary. A 10-day trip accommodates the Jordan Trail in sections or a deeper Wadi Rum base.

4. What is the best time to visit Jordan?

March–May and September–November deliver the most comfortable weather for Petra and Wadi Rum exploration. April and October are the peak experiential months. Avoid July–August for Petra unless early-morning or evening visits are the plan.

5. Is Jordan safe for families and solo travellers?

Jordan maintains a strong domestic security profile and consistent tourism policing. Families with children navigate Petra, Wadi Rum, and Dead Sea resorts easily - horse rides at the Petra visitor centre are available for younger kids. Solo travellers (including women) move through the country routinely; Bedouin camp hospitality is a defining feature. Standard travel advisory checks apply given regional conditions - Travelwings consultants monitor advisories and can adjust itineraries if needed.