Amman to Jerash Tour

Amman-Jerash-Umm Qais-Ajloun

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Overview

Enjoy a fantastic private day tour to Jerash, Ajloun, and Umm Qais from Amman with Around Egypt Tours. Explore the fantastic attractions of Jordan in 8 hours with irresistible offers on enjoyable things to do in Jordan Whether you have a preference for nature, culture, or a bit of adventure, we have the perfect activity for you. Visit Jerash, an ancient Roman town, then Ajloun Castle, which was built by Saladin to defend the region, and finally visit the remnants of Umm Qais, established by Alexander the Great. Book a trip today for a truly unforgettable adventure!

Duration: About 08 hrs Type: Private Run: Everyday

Included

  •  Pick-up and drop-off services from your hotel in Amman
  •  All transfers in a private air-conditioned vehicle
  •  English-speaking driver throughout the tour
  •  Local English-speaking guide in Jerash for a one-hour tour
  •  Entrance fees to all mentioned sites
  •  All service charges and taxes

Excluded

  • Any additional services or extras not listed above
  • Tips

Itinerary:

Amman Trip to Jerash, Ajloun and Umm Qais

Enjoy an unforgettable Amman to Jerash tour. Your driver will pick you up from your hotel to begin the tour. The tour begins with Jerash, a stunningly preserved ancient city only 30 minutes from Amman, in the foothills of the Gilead mountains. Explore this stunning Roman site, renowned for its great colonnaded streets, the Nymphaeum, and the breathtaking Temple of Artemis.

Next, you'll drive through scenic countryside of pine woods and olive groves to reach Ajloun Castle. This stunning 12th-century castle, built by Salah El-din, boasts stunning views from its hilltop location. Finally, visit Umm Qais, one of the Decapolis cities founded by Alexander the Great. From here, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the northern Jordan Valley, the Golan Heights, and the Sea of Galilee. Following a day of discovery, go back to your Amman hotel. The tour takes around 8 hours.

Prices:


Prices
2-3 Persons
$ 133 Prices
4-6 Persons
$ 88 Prices
7-9 Persons
$ 79 Prices
10+
$ 59 Prices

Notes:

If you're planning a Amman to Jerash Tour and looking for the best options, here are some important details to consider:

Amman to Jerash Tour Prices:

Our tour prices are quoted in US dollars per person, with options to pay in Euro or GBP. Please note that prices may vary during peak seasons like Christmas, New Year, and Easter. Once you confirm your Amman to Jerash Tour, we cannot guarantee any changes to the rates.

Children Policy:


- Infants up to 2 years old can join the tour free of charge if sharing with parents.
- Children under 6 years old sharing with parents and requiring an extra bed pay 25% of the adult rate.
- Children under 12 years old sharing with parents and needing an extra bed pay half the adult rate.
- Children 12 years and older are considered adults, and full rates apply.
- The children policy applies to those sharing rooms with parents, with a maximum of one child sharing a room.

Payment Policy:

To secure your spot on the Amman to Jerash Tour, we recommend making your reservation early. You can secure your booking with a deposit of 25% of the total trip cost. During peak seasons (Christmas, New Year), a 50% deposit is required. This deposit will be included in your final payment, which must be made up to one week before your arrival or in cash upon arrival.

Installment Policy:


We offer a flexible payment plan that allows you to pay for your Amman to Jerash Tour in monthly installments. You can choose to pay in 6, 9, or 12 installments leading up to your arrival. The remaining balance can be paid in cash or by credit/debit card upon arrival, or you can choose to pay the full amount in installments before your trip.

Tipping:

Tipping is customary in many countries as a gesture of gratitude for exceptional service. While recommended, it is not obligatory. Tipping acknowledges the effort and dedication of service providers. Generosity in tipping can express appreciation for outstanding service; however, it should not replace an employer's responsibility to provide fair compensation.

Cancellation Policy:

If you need to cancel your Amman to Jerash Tour, the following charges will apply:
- From the date of booking until 61 days before your arrival: 10% of the total trip price.
- Between 60 and 31 days before your arrival: 20% of the total trip price.
- Between 30 and 15 days before your arrival: 50% of the total trip price.
- Between 14 and 1 day before your arrival: 100% of the total trip price. Please note that cancellation fees may also apply to domestic flights within Jordan.

 

Visa to Jordan:


Free entry visas are issued upon arrival at Amman International Airport. Please check your country’s visa policy with Jordan. If your stay is less than 3 nights, a visa fee of 56.00 USD is required, along with a valid passport that must be at least 6 months old before entry.

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Faq

Frequent Asked Questions

Do I need a visa to visit Jordan?

Most visitors require a visa for entry into Jordan. Tourists from many countries may get one on arrival at Queen Alia International Airport or at land border crossings. Check with the Jordanian embassy or consulate in your country for the latest requirements.

What is the best time to visit Jordan?

The best time to visit Jordan is during the spring (March to May) and in autumn (September to November). During these months, the weather tends to remain mild, conducive for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

Is Jordan safe for tourists?

Yes, Jordan is believed to be one of the safest countries for travelers within the Middle East. The locals are very hospitable and welcoming. However, as with any destination, do keep track of any travel advisories and heed local guidance.

What are the must-see attractions in Jordan?

Some popular attractions include—
Petra, the civilization of the ancient Nabateans.
- Wadi Rum, the desert landscape famed by Lawrence of Arabia.
- The Dead Sea, being the lowest point on Earth, is ideal for floating and relaxing.
- Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman cities.
- Amman, the capital city with a blend of contemporary and historical sites.

What should I wear on Jordan tours?

Jordan is moderately conservative in social values. It's best to cover up modestly, especially when visiting religious sites. Light and breathable fabrics are recommended for the heat. Women are not required to cover their heads but should refrain from wearing revealing clothes.

Do I need a guide or can I explore on Jordan tours?

With or without guides, the whole experience can be entirely self-directed. However, having a local guide will make the experience more enjoyable in historical and cultural places such as Petra and Wadi Rum. Several tours provide transport, guides, and accommodation, making for a smooth experience.

What currency is used in Jordan?

The currency of Jordan is the Jordanian Dinar (JOD). Credit cards are widely accepted where cities and tourists venture, but a little cash goes a long way for small transactions or out in the countryside.

Can I visit Jordan as part of a regional trip (e.g., Israel, Egypt)?

Yes, Jordan is often mentioned in most regional itineraries. The country has land borders with Israel, the Palestinian Territories, Syria, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. Do check visa requirements and border crossings beforehand.

Are there group tours or private tours available?

Yes, Around Egypt Tours offers both group and private tours. Private tours are more customizable and thus more flexible, while group tours are generally more cost-effective and provide more social interaction.

Is tipping customary in Jordan?

Yes, tipping is highly appreciated in Jordan. You should tip tour guides, drivers, and hotel workers. In restaurants, a 10% tip is customary if a service charge has not been included.