Before You Travel
Jordan offers tourist visas from single-entry (40 JD) to multiple-entry (120 JD+). Before applying, be sure to check your eligibility in advance.
Visa Guide
You can obtain a visa either on arrival at the airport or in advance through its official e-visa system. For more information, visit the link below.
Plan Your Trip
If you're staying over three nights, the Jordan Pass waives visa fees and includes entry to major attractions. Check the available packages.
Touring Jordan
With so much to see and experience, it’s hard to choose. Here are a few places to get you started:
Downtown
See the Roman Theater, then savor falafel at Abu Hashem, kunafa at Habiba & stroll the local markets
The Citadel
Take in hilltop views & ancient ruins, then enjoy food or drinks at Dar Ne’meh overlooking Old Amman
As-Salt
The charms of historic streets, restored homes and cozy stops like Beit Aziz & Aktham’s Coffee House
Madaba
The City of Mosaics offers historic churches, local markets and food at Haret Jdoudna or Carob House
Al Ma’wa for Nature & Wildlife
A sanctuary rescuing animals from conflict or captivity, providing a safe and ethical experience
Jarash
Explore Roman ruins, theaters, and temples, then unwind with a meal at Umm Khalil, a local favorite
Ajloun Castle
Enjoy the mountain views, the castle & it's stone corridors, then take a nearby cable car ride
Dead Sea
Float in the saltiest waters, enjoy mineral mud, using a day pass or a stay at one of the hotels
Wadi Mujib
Canyon through a sandstone gorge, climb & follow the stream to a waterfall; refreshing & adventurous
Wadi Rum
Red dunes and sandstone cliffs, with jeep tours, hiking, and Bedouin camps under starry skies
Petra
Walk the Siq canyon to the Treasury, then explore the Royal Tombs, the Monastery & scenic viewpoints
Aqaba
Enjoy Red Sea beaches, snorkel or dive among vibrant coral reefs, and savor fresh local seafood