Top Things to Do in Jordan

This ambitious day trip from Amman moves from the monumental archaeology of Petra to the mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea, a study in extreme contrasts. You will hear the clip-clop of horse hooves on stone in the Siq before feeling the bizarre, oily silk of the sea on your skin.

This service meets you upon arrival at Queen Alia International Airport with a named sign and takes you directly to your hotel in Amman, a desert camp in Wadi Rum, or a resort in Aqaba. The relief of a pre-arranged driver after a long flight is immediate, whisking you into the dry Jordanian night.

This provider specializes in customized, private tours across the country with a focus on driver-guides who share personal insights and stories. Their journeys are characterized by flexibility, whether you wish to pause for a cardamom-scented coffee with Bedouins or examine a lesser-known castle.

This service offers reliable point-to-point private transfers between cities and key sites in Jordan, functioning as a dedicated chauffeur service without a guided tour component. It is good for independent travelers who have done their research and simply need comfortable, air-conditioned mobility.

This transfer service solves the key logistical challenge of visiting Petra from the capital, providing a comfortable direct ride there and back in a single day. The highway south develops from city sprawl into rocky hills, building anticipation for the hidden city.

This is a streamlined, meet-and-greet service for arrivals heading directly to accommodations in the capital. The drive from the airport into Amman offers first glimpses of the city's hilly, sandstone-colored architecture spreading across the ridges.