Jordan Holidays
Welcoming Jordan blends ancient culture and historic religious sites with astounding natural wonders View All Jordan Holidays
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) no longer advises against travel to most of Jordan, although it continues to advise against all travel within 3km of the Syrian border. The FCDO also notes that regional tensions remain unpredictable and that the situation could change at short notice.
Jordan's main tourist sites remain open and accessible, and we are pleased to be continuing our programme to this remarkable destination. We are monitoring the situation closely and remain in regular contact with our local partners to ensure we can deliver the safe, enjoyable and well-organised travel experiences our clients expect.
A holiday to Jordan means visiting a country rich in ancient history and offering great potential for adventure.
On the east bank of the Jordan river and in the heart of the Middle East, sprawling modern towns share Jordan with vast nature reserves, arresting ochre desert landscapes, and striking travel icons like ancient Petra and the Dead Sea.
Nabatean Petra and the Roman city of Jerash can be combined with hikes through forested nature reserves, vast craggy gorges and rust-red deserts where towering rocky outcrops rise hundreds of metres from the sands.
The variety of experiences available in Jordan seems endless. Here five-star luxury awaits in hotels overlooking the Dead Sea while humble Bedouin tented camps in Wadi Rum desert provide authentic cultural experiences. It is here that you can have some of the world’s best stargazing opportunities.
Peaceful Jordan has remained a state of calm despite the issues that define its neighbouring countries. And travellers that aren’t put off by the surrounding region’s time in the news are rewarded by bountiful and world-class historic sites. All this without the crowds.
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