Worldstar Travel designs tailor-made journeys through Jordan, pairing expert local guides with hand-picked stays from boutique Amman hotels to ensuite tents beneath the Wadi Rum dunes. Read on to see how a week or two in the Hashemite Kingdom comes together.

Jordan rewards travellers who like their history layered and their landscapes dramatic. One afternoon you’re tracing Byzantine mosaics in a Madaba church, and the next you’re threading the narrow Siq on foot as sandstone walls close in overhead before the Treasury opens up in front of you. Bedouin families still welcome guests with sweet tea and stories under the same desert sky that watched Lawrence of Arabia pass through Wadi Rum. Add the strange buoyancy of the Dead Sea and the easy warmth of Jordanian hospitality, and it’s a country that gets under your skin fast.

🌷 Spring (March-May) Peak: April Why Visit: Wildflowers along the King’s Highway, mild desert temperatures, comfortable walking conditions at Petra and Jerash Book Ahead: 6-9 months for peak-season Wadi Rum camps and Petra guides

🍂 Autumn (September-November) Peak: October Why Visit: Warm days, cool evenings, fewer crowds than spring at the major sites Book Ahead: 6 months

☀️ Summer (June-August) Considerations: Desert heat can exceed 40°C in Wadi Rum and the Jordan Valley; mornings are best for touring, with afternoons at leisure by the pool or the Dead Sea

❄️ Winter (December-February) Considerations: Mild in Amman and Petra, with occasional light snow at higher elevations; a quieter, good-value time to travel

Booking Jordan through Worldstar Travel opens doors that independent travellers rarely find:

• Private Petra Access – early entry and after-hours visits to the Treasury before the crowds arrive
• Trusted Bedouin Camps – long-standing relationships with family-run Wadi Rum camps offering ensuite tents and genuine hospitality
• Dedicated Jordanian Tour Leaders – local specialists who join you in Amman and stay with you throughout the kingdom
• Seamless Egypt-Jordan Routing – decades of experience combining both countries into one smooth itinerary, including flights and border logistics

1. The Siq and the Treasury Walking the narrow gorge into Petra as the Treasury’s carved facade appears is one of travel’s great reveals, best followed by the climb to the Monastery for sweeping views over the Nabatean valley.

2. A Night in Wadi Rum Camel rides into the Valley of the Moon, dinner in a Bedouin tent and sleeping beneath a sky thick with stars, with sunrise over the dunes the next morning.

3. Floating in the Dead Sea An afternoon at the lowest point on Earth, coating yourself in mineral-rich mud before floating effortlessly in the super-saline water.

4. Roman Jerash One of the best-preserved Roman provincial cities anywhere, with its Oval Plaza, colonnaded streets and restored chariot races still bringing the past to life.

5. The King’s Highway Byzantine mosaics at Madaba, the Crusader castle at Shobak and sweeping desert views along one of the world’s oldest continuously used trade routes.

History and Culture Enthusiasts – Petra, Jerash and Madaba reward travellers fascinated by ancient civilisations

Adventure-Minded Couples – camel treks, desert camps and Dead Sea floats make for a memorable joint escape

First-Time Middle East Travellers – Jordan’s mix of safety, comfort and dramatic sights makes it an easy and rewarding introduction

Egypt Add-On Travellers – those already booked on an Egyptian tour and keen to extend into Jordan for a fuller ancient-world journey

Small Groups and Private Parties – itineraries scale comfortably from couples to family groups

What’s Included:

• Dedicated Jordanian tour leader throughout
• Reserved entry tickets for Petra, Jerash and Wadi Rum
• Ensuite Bedouin camp accommodation for one night in Wadi Rum
• 24/7 concierge support during travel
• All ground transfers and border logistics if combined with Egypt
• Restaurant reservations for local specialities

Egypt – Pyramids, the Nile and Pharaonic treasures, easily combined with Jordan on our 21 Day Egypt & Jordan Uncovered tour

Dubai – Modern luxury and desert adventure as a stopover en route to the Middle East

Turkey – Byzantine and Ottoman history layered through Istanbul, Cappadocia and the Turquoise Coast

Israel – Ancient and sacred sites across Jerusalem, Bethlehem and the Sea of Galilee