The Jordan Trip
Active • Cultural • Historical
For the love of dead sea floating, Petra wonders, and Wadi Mujib canyoning — add nights under the stars, rugged desert hikes, and deeply rich history. That’s our Jordan trip.
Welcome to Jordan!
7 Days / 6 Nights
Starting At $3,299
Up To 16
Our small group trip to Jordan caters to travelers in their 20s and 30s looking for ancient stone marvels in Petra, spectacular desert landscapes in Wadi Rum, and the good life along the Dead Sea.
On this excursion to the Middle East, you can expect to encounter a world unlike any other. You'll get a taste of the culture in bustling Amman before you head out into the golden rock wilderness. For seven days, you'll move through Jordan's deserts and dunes, camp under starry skies, explore ancient ruins, bask in amazing desert sunsets, float in the Dead Sea, and hike through extraordinary canyons.
If you're looking for a fast-paced adventure with a lot of movement and new experiences, this is the trip for you.
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what you’ll Love about this trip
What's Included
All accommodations in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability)
6 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 dinners
Petra by Night experience
Petra walking tour
Canyoning in Wadi Mujib
Float in the Dead Sea
Explore the ancient sites of Amman
Desert Jeep Tour
Camp in the desert
Sunrise camel ride
FTLO Trip Leader
*All activities are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place.
What's Not Included
Flights to and from Jordan (fly in and out of Amman)
Trip arrival and departure airport transfers
Mandatory trip insurance
Meals not mentioned (budget around $125, depending on consumption habits)
Incidental expenses
Visa (required)
Where you'll be going
Trip Dates
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Limited private room upgrades are available at checkout for $899 (2025) and $999 (2026). If no longer available, you can inquire after booking and we may be able to secure one.
Standard payments include a $500 deposit + 3 installments. Extended payment plans are available upon request.
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Day by Day
Read through an outline of what’s in store for our Jordan trip. This itinerary may be updated as needed.
Day 1 - Amman, Jordan
Old Meets New
Check into your hotel nestled in Old Havana and grab a drink with your travel crew.
In the afternoon, we’ll head out on a walking tour where you’ll get your first taste of architecture so significant it earned a spot on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Continue on and give a mojito a go—the local favorite and Cuban national drink has been a staple on these lively shores for centuries.
That night, we’ll all head out together to grab some dinner and check out local live music in one of the neighborhood's trendiest spots.
Trip Notes
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Arrive
Fly into Queen Alia (AMM)
You'll need to be in Amman by 2 PM on Day 1. We do recommend flying in earlier to have some time to explore the city on your own!
Depart
Fly out of Queen Alia (AMM)
Fly out of Amman at any time on Day 7 or extend your trip and enjoy a few more days in Jordan.
Passport Requirements
To visit Jordan, your passport must have at least 1 blank page and 6 months of validity beyond your planned date of entry. We recommend double-checking your passport’s expiration date well in advance to avoid any travel disruptions.
Accommodations
You’ll stay in character-filled spots, including a bubble hotel in Wadi Rum, a truly memorable experience under the stars in the heart of the desert. While it's a highlight for its wow factor, please note that it’s not a 5-star hotel – think adventure and atmosphere over luxury.
Packing List
Bring breathable layers for hot days and cool desert nights. You should plan to dress conservatively, especially when visiting religious sites. Both men and women should wear long pants or skirts and covered shoulders.
Physical Activity
This is one of our more active FTLO trips, with lots of walking and movement. You’ll explore dynamic landscapes, cultural sites, and city streets. It’s ideal for adventurous travelers who enjoy staying on the go for hours at a time.
Accessibility
This is trip will require lots of walking and movement and some locations are not fully accessible. If you have concerns, please contact us before booking to see if this itinerary is a good fit.
Itinerary Changes
This itinerary is subject to change based on the weather conditions and traveler feedback. In the unlikely event that we are unable to run a specific activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place.
Weather
During the summer, Jordan can get very hot (100 °F / 38°C), and during the winter, quite cold for U.S. west coast standards (40°F / 4°C).
Private Room Upgrades
Private room upgrades are available for an additional amount and can be added during booking. These are available on a first come basis so plan to book in advance if you are interested in your own room.
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What’s the vibe of this trip?
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This trip is made for curious, adventurous travelers who want to dig into history and culture while staying active. You'll hike through canyons, explore ancient ruins by torchlight, float in the Dead Sea, and camp under the stars. It’s immersive, rewarding, and filled with those “I can’t believe I’m here” moments – all shared with a like-minded group.
What’s the pace of the itinerary?
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This is one of FTLO’s more active itineraries, with daily movement, hikes, and long walks through Petra and desert landscapes. Expect early mornings, scenic drives, and full days exploring — but always balanced with sunset hangs, campfire conversations, and slower moments to take it all in.
Do I need a visa?
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Yes, U.S. travelers must apply for a Jordan tourist visa before arrival. You can apply online via the official e-visa portal. The cost is around $56 USD, and we recommend applying at least 3 weeks before departure. You'll need your passport, travel dates, and proof of lodging.
For the most updated information, please check a reputable source.
I have dietary restrictions. Will there be options for me?
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Jordan is very vegetarian-friendly, and most meals are served family-style with a variety of dishes. If you have stricter restrictions (like gluten-free or vegan), let us know when you book and we'll do our best to accommodate with our suppliers. That said, we recommend packing a few backup snacks for excursions or rural areas to be safe.
What are the accommodations like?
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From city stays in Amman to a peaceful night under the stars in Wadi Rum, accommodations are comfortable, clean, and full of character. The desert camp bubble hotel is a group favorite – simple yet unforgettable.
Private room upgrades are available at booking on a first come first serve basis.
When’s the best time to go to Jordan?
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We run this trip during Jordan’s best travel seasons – when the weather is warm enough for outdoor adventure but not too hot for hiking or exploring ruins.
Expect warm, sunny days and cool evenings, especially in the desert. Bring layers and stay hydrated!
When should I arrive and depart, and how do I get to the hotel?
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Plan to arrive at Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) in Amman by 2 PM on Day 1 so you have time to settle in before our welcome dinner. From the airport, you can take a licensed taxi, book a hotel pickup, or use a rideshare app like Careem for easy city access.
On Day 7, the trip wraps up back in Amman, and you’re free to fly out of AMM anytime after checkout.
What should I pack for Jordan?
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Jordan is dry and sunny, but temperatures can swing — especially between daytime hikes and cool desert nights. Pack light, breathable clothes, layers for warmth, comfortable hiking shoes, and a swimsuit for the Dead Sea float. Modest attire is recommended for religious or cultural sites (think longer pants or a scarf), and bring sunscreen, bug spray, a hat, and personal medications. You’ll want a daypack for Petra and Wadi Mujib.
How much should I budget for meals and extras?
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Jordanian food is flavorful and filling – think falafel, grilled meats, dips, and sweets. Meals are affordable and often shared, with plenty of delicious options whether you’re grabbing street snacks or sitting down for a group feast.
We recommend budgeting around $125 for meals and personal expenses not included in the itinerary, depending on your consumption habits.
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