Petra · Wadi Rum · Dead Sea
Suggested itinerary
Pair Jordan’s cultural landscapes with desert time and a restful Dead Sea stay. Build the route around comfort and realistic travel days.
Consider a private driver, a well-appointed desert camp and a restful resort finish.
Check walking distances at Petra and the facilities and activities at the desert camp.
Destination guide
Popular for Petra, Wadi Rum desert camps and floating in the Dead Sea
Mansaf is the national dish, lamb with fermented yoghurt over rice, and it is a shared plate. Also try makloubeh, zarb cooked underground in Wadi Rum, knafeh in Amman and strong cardamom coffee.
Bedouin hospitality shapes the experience, and tea will be offered more often than you can drink it. Dress modestly outside resorts, and Fridays are the weekend so some sites open late.
March to May, September to November
Spring adds wildflowers to Petra and comfortable hiking temperatures. Summer in Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea passes 40C, and January nights in Petra can drop near freezing.
Allow an arrival day and a carefully paced visit to Petra.
Compare camp standards and choose a guided desert experience suited to your party.
Slow down at your resort before the return journey.
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