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Journey through Jordan
Capital City
Amman
Language
Arabic
Currency
Jordanian Dinar
TimeZone
Eastern European Summer Time (GMT +3)
(JORDAN TRIP COMING SOON)Jordan is home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Petra. It’s a definite highlight, but so is floating effortlessly in the Dead Sea, stargazing among the desert sands of Wadi Rum, and experiencing the warmth of true Jordanian hospitality.
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Supporting local women
Our Jordan trip features not one, but two Wild Women Moments: a lunch with a local women’s co-operative and a hands-on candle-making experience led by a women’s community.
A bit more adventure
Sure, you could stroll through the front entrance of Petra, but where’s the adventure in that? We’ll take the road less traveled, entering through the back door and following a mountain trail that leads to this breathtaking Wonder of the World.
Stress-free travel
Getting around Jordan with public transport can be a little tricky. The schedules aren’t that convenient, and the routes don’t always take you where you need to go. On our epic Jordan tour, we’ll handle everything, so you don’t have to think about a thing!
FAQs: Everything you need to know
Planning your dream adventure should be exciting—not confusing! Here are answers to the most common questions we get. If you need more info, feel free to reach out.
Is it safe to travel to Jordan?
Jordan is considered one of the safest countries to visit in the Middle East. It has a low crime rate, and violent crime against tourists is extremely rare. The country is politically stable, and security is generally reliable, especially in major tourist areas like Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.
Even though regional tensions are high, Jordan remains open to tourism and its popular sites are still operating normally.
What currency is used in Jordan, and can I use card?
Jordan uses the Jordanian Dinar (JOD). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in cities, but cash is useful in smaller towns and markets.
What language do people speak in Jordan?
The official language is Arabic, but you'll find English widely spoken, especially in more touristic areas.
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