Jordan Tours in June 2026

I found CharlieTheTraveler’s trip to Israel and Jordan organized and well-balanced. I had a great experience, as the company booked the best accommodations. The architecture of the buildings and the natural landmarks made for amazing sites.

When I was researching trips to take, I had no idea Israel and Jordan would have so much to offer. CharlieTheTraveler made sure they included the best activities. I didn’t know there were so many excursions to go on in these Middle Eastern countries.

Our trip to Jordan was absolutely incredible, thanks to the exceptional guidance of Saleh, our tour guide. His deep knowledge, enthusiasm, and genuine care for each member of the group made the experience truly special. He was passionate about sharing Jordan’s rich history and culture, ensuring we left with a much deeper appreciation of this beautiful country. The tour itinerary was thoughtfully planned, covering all the must-see attractions, including the breathtaking Petra, which was a definite highlight. Snorkeling in the Red Sea was another fantastic experience, allowing us to explore the vibrant marine life in crystal-clear waters. The coach was spacious and extremely comfortable, equipped with WiFi and charging facilities, making travel between locations smooth and hassle-free. To top it off, our group was an absolute delight—everyone was friendly, engaged, and contributed to making the trip even more enjoyable. Overall, this tour was a perfect blend of cultural immersion, adventure, and relaxation. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore Jordan in a well-organized, engaging, and comfortable way!

A highlight tour of some of Jordan's best sites and an insight into Jordanian life. This was my first trip to a proper "middle eastern" country which is a part of the world we hear much about, some people say it's this or it's that, but to actually see it and experience it yourself is so enlightening. Jordan was great, as I mention later, it is safe and welcoming for us visitors. I never saw or had even a slight inkling of something untoward happening. This trip obviously involves a fair bit of travelling around from one location to another. Our bus/coach was very good, high quality, comfortable with good aircon! We were a group of 16 in what much have been around a 50 seat coach, so there was plenty of space for everyone which made travel comfortable. I appeciated that. The itinery is good for a one week trip, everywhere we went was worthwhile. Our guide Mikhled managed our time at each location well and I never felt rushed. We have plenty of time at Petra which may be the main attraction for many people visiting Jordan. It got very hot here and you cover a surprsing amound of ground walking around what is a very large site. While I agree with Exodus's assessment that overall this is an Easy/Moderate activity level trip. The first day at Petra can perhaps push the boundaries of that for some people. Mikhled gave us a great tour of the main parts of Petra and at the conclusion of this told us we had free time to explore by ourselves and we would meet back at the hotel at a given time.The hotel was very conveniently close to the main entrance, a few hundred metres. Mikhled often gave a guided tour of a location and then allowed us free time afterwards. That was good. Most dinners (Tea! I'm a northerner) are not included in this trip. Most evenings our guide Mikhled offered the group the option of joining him to dine at a local restaurant. There was no compulsion to do this, you are free to do your own thing but most of the time the group dined together. I liked the food in Jordan. Herbed and spiced chicken, lamb and beef featured heavily but not hot spices. We were treated to some Jordanian specialities like "Upside down". As Exodus mention, seafood is the main fare in Aqaba on the Red Sea but there are plenty of other choices if that's not your thing. Exodus also mention the famous "Zarb" at the Wadi Rum desert camp. This was indeed excellent and probably my single favourite meal of the trip. The trip comes to a relaxing end at the Holiday Inn Dead Sea resort. Nice hotel, unlike any Holiday Inn I've stayed at before. There's an optional trip to Bethany Beyand the Jordan. I'm not religious but still went there. There is still some history to see and an interesting border between Jordan and Israel down the middle of the River Jordan. Floating in the Dead Sea was a one of those experiences you've got to tick off. It was a good and slightly strange experience, the water is weird!

Exploring an area of the world I haven’t been to before, G adventures allowed me to see and experience so much in a fun and efficient way. From the tour guides, to the groups members, to the culture and history, Jordan and Egypt are now two of my favourite countries!

This trip opened my eyes to another part of the world in a way that felt supportive and structured and immersive. I really loved my trip and tourguide Fawaz and travelmates. I look forward to going on more adventures with G Adventures in the future!