Steps to Plan an Amazing Vacation in Jordan & Petra

 Everyone desires a perfect vacation, and it is believed that everyone is entitled to one memorable tour. The greatest approach to ensure you obtain your perfect trip is to plan ahead of time. It is the same when it comes to your Petra & Eilat tour. Do you wish to go on a Petra tour and make it successful? There are numerous factors to consider while arranging your Petra tour, including when and where to go. 

 

It can be intimidating to plan a Petra tour without any tour operator’s assistance. But it is an important part of the journey, and it will ensure you receive precisely what you want when you want it. Check out our three-step guide to arranging the perfect Petra tour to get you started.

 

Decide Where to Go

It may appear to be a simple process, but there are so many locations to see in Jordan that narrowing it down can be challenging. Amman, Jordan's capital, is a wonderful place to start because practically all foreign flights land there. The Amman Citadel and Roman Theatre are both worth seeing, and visitors can also go on a day trip to the Dead Sea or the medieval town of Madaba. In around 1 hour and 50 minutes from Amman, you can hire a car or take a local bus to the spectacular archaeological site of Petra. There are numerous hotels &motels within a short distance of Petra's entrance. A deluxe camping experience in Little Petra is one of Petra's other accommodation alternatives. Visitors can travel to Aqaba after seeing the spectacular wonders of Petra (1.5 hours drive from Petra). Aqaba, on the Red Sea, is a great place to visit if you like the sun, sea, sand, and a few more historical wonders.

 

Decide When to Go

When is the best time to visit Jordan? It all depends on where you're going and what kind of experience you're looking for. If you want to visit the desert, the best time to go is in the spring. Temperatures soar in the summer (June to August), and travelers should expect intense heat across the country, particularly in the desert. The months of September through February are the most popular for visitors to the Red Sea but expect accommodation fees to soar. If you want to explore the desert and the Red Sea during your holiday, March through May is the best time to go. Even though the nights are still cold, the days are warm and filled with magnificent wildflowers and foliage.

 

Decide How Long to Stay

A few steps determine how much time you wish to spend in Jordan. The length of the visits is determined by how much you want to see and how much time is available! Five days in Jordan, for example, will include two days in Amman, one day at Petra, one day in the Red Sea, and one day in Wadi Rum (desert). Of course, this trip will be exhausting, so make sure you have a reliable mode of transportation to avoid wasting time. On a five-day journey, renting a car or going with a tour operator who will arrange all transportation is the best option. The best length of time to see as many cities, towns, and beaches as possible is 10 to 14 days Petra tour. It provides visitors ample time to experience the country at their speed while making use of the local public transportation system.

 

Your Perfect Jordan Vacation with Go Jordan Tour

You can start planning the finer elements of your Petra tour in Jordan by following the above three steps. If you are still not convinced then contact the Go Jordan Tour today! They help you plan the perfect Jordan holiday and assist you to select when, where, and how long you want to visit Jordan.