Winters can be cold, especially at night, where temperatures can occasionally drop below freezing point in the highlands, but you can sometimes enjoy daytime temperatures in the upper twenties Celsius even in the height of winter.

Winters can be cold, especially at night, where temperatures can occasionally drop below freezing point in the highlands, but you can sometimes enjoy daytime temperatures in the upper twenties Celsius even in the height of winter.

911 is the central emergency number covering all branches of civil defence and police.

The standard check-in time at most hotels is 14:00 or 15:00 depending on the hotel’s occupancy, while the standard check-out time is 12:00.

Hotels in Jordan fall across a broad range; from world-class luxurious resorts to hostel accommodations. We will always give you the best recommendation as we constantly inspect the hotels to make sure that they meet our standards and will provide high-quality services to our guests.

No, they do not have to. Jordan is quite liberal and guarantees the freedom for women to dress the way they wish. You will see locals that wear the hijab, as well as women who would not look out of place in a European city. It’s all about personal freedom at the end of the day.

Of course you can, you don’t have to be married to share a room with your girlfriend.

In tourist sites like Petra and the Dead Sea, shorts are fine. You may experience unwanted attention if you wear shorts while visiting cities, so wearing revealing clothing is not recommended there.

Yes, indeed! Jordan is one of the best places for hiking and trekking adventures. Some places are better suited to winter hiking than others, while the same is true for summer hiking. For example, the Siq trail in Wadi Mujib is open from April till October, and cannot be undertaken during the rainy winter months, as it is prone to flash flooding.

In mostly likelihood yes, but it also depends on the roaming service provided by your home network, so it is better to check with your service provider about international roaming plans before you leave.
Getting a local sim card in Jordan instead of roaming will save you a lot of money.

We recommend the purchase of adequate travel insurance for all overseas travel.

The weekend in Jordan is Fridays & Saturdays, but not all businesses are closed; only government offices and banks close on these two days, while most shops are open on Saturdays.

Jordanians are by nature very friendly and hospitable, most clients are pleasantly surprised by how genuinely friendly the locals are.

Most hotels do not allow pets, and it will be impossible to do your tours and sightseeing along with your pet. Therefore, if you absolutely have to travel with your pet, you can book your pet’s accommodation at Amman’s Pet Lodge (www.petlodgejo.com), and you will be able to check on your pet at any given time.

Indeed, it is! Christmas in Jordan is celebrated all over the country, and for those who are not religious, it is seen as a celebration. As a matter of fact, the Jordanian population includes both Muslims and Christians, who live peacefully together.

Yes, English is taught at all local schools and is widely spoken in Jordan especially in the cities, and tourist towns. English is the second language after Arabic.

Petra, Wadi Rum, The Baptism Site of Jesus, The Roman city of Jerash, our popular Royal Family and the friendliness of Jordanian people. Jordan is a very diverse country that has everything that the Middle East has to offer; different types of deserts, genuine hospitality, bazars, ancient ruins, the lowest point on earth at the Dead Sea, and the Red Sea. The must-see and do list depends on your interests and curiosity; whether you like ancient historical ruins, enjoy a pure nature-based adventure, unique activities or are simply looking for complete relaxation, Jordan is the perfect destination.

Jordan is a rarity in the Middle East in that Homosexuality is not criminalised, but we recommend that one does not demonstrate affection in public, as the local culture and traditions are at odds with such displays. In the Jordanian capital Amman, you will find many restaurants and cafes that are known for their support for the LGBTQ communities, especially in Rainbow street. As for your accommodation, stay away from budget hotels and go for 5-star hotels, as they offer more privacy.

Most sites open from 08:00 until 17:00 during summer time and from 08:00 until 16:00 during winter time, noting that these sites close earlier during Ramadan. On the other hand, Petra is open all year long from 6:00 till 18:00.

The official currency of Jordan is the Jordanian dinar (JD). One JD is approximately 1.4 US$. Some shops may accept US$ and virtually all accept credit cards.

Currency exchange service is available in Jordan at banks and exchange shops. Avoid exchanging money at the airport in order to avoid high exchange rates. A local bank or ATM withdrawal will usually be the best and cheapest place to exchange currency.

If you are visiting in winter you should bring both warm clothes and rainwear, which will be required in Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum and the north. You may need shorts and light clothing for the Dead Sea and Aqaba. During spring and summer, light cotton clothing and a warm sweater for the evenings will be handy

It is totally okay to visit Jordan during the month of Ramadan, noting that it is the quietest time of year as fewer travellers visit the country during this month. The vast majority of restaurants and tourist attractions will be open, the only difference during this time of year will be that some tourist sites close earlier, but that does not include Petra as the site is open all year long from 6 am till 6 pm.
Liquor stores will be closed across the country, but many restaurants and hotels’ bars can still serve alcohol (depending on the hotel’s policy).

Sure you can! The best combination with Jordan will be visiting either Israel or Egypt due to the convenient distances between the three countries, and the rich history they have.