Q: Do I have any spare time during the activities of the experience?

Yes, you'll have plenty of free time

Question 1

When is the best season to go on this adventure?

Accepted Answer

The best season to visit Jordan is between April to May and August to October

Question 2

How is the weather in this experience?

Accepted Answer

In midsummer, temperatures can raise above 40°C during the day. From
approximately April to October, it is therefore recommended to pack light and airy
clothes, and appropriate sun protection. But don’t forget to take a light jacket or
jumper as well, it can get quite cool and windy at night (easily below 20°C).
During the colder months (approx. November – March) there is rain, and in
January and February potentially even snow. Despite comfortable temperatures
on sunny days (15-20°C), it gets freezing cold outside, as well as inside houses
once the weather is bad.

Question 3

Where does the adventure begin? Will you pick me up at the airport or hotel?

Accepted Answer

You will be picked up at the Amman international airport upon arrival

Question 4

Do I need any specific medical records or vaccination?

Accepted Answer

Travelers with physical disabilities, and those requiring frequent or ongoing
medical attention should advise us of their health situation at the time of
booking (or if you did not do that then, please let us know now).
Carry along an adequate supply of any prescribed medications you may
require while traveling. Pharmacies in Jordan are generally well equipped
with standard medication, but better not risk it, right?! Prescription
medicines should always be carried in their original, labeled containers in
your hand luggage (not in checked baggage).
The following Vaccinations are recommended for travelers to Jordan:
Diphtheria
Tetanus
Hepatitis A & B
Mumps, Measles & Rubella
Polio
Typhoid
Yellow Fever (mandatory for all travelers who have recently been in infected
areas, such as Sub-Saharan Africa, and parts of South America)
If you travel to the region for the first time, we recommend to consult a
health care professional about individual requirements several months prior
to your trip!

Question 5

What happens if I get sick or injured during the trip and I can&#x27;t go on?

Accepted Answer

We suggest getting a complete travel insurance that covers medical situations

Question 6

Which currency do you recommend to bring?

Accepted Answer

The currency in Jordan is the Jordanian Dinar (JOD or JD). Changing money is
easy in Jordan, and most major currencies are accepted in cash and as traveler’s
cheques. US-Dollars are the most accepted, followed by GBP and Euros.
It is useful to have cash for small shops, and when moving outside the bigger
cities and tourism sites. Try to break larger notes (especially 50s and 20s) as
often as possible when paying in hotels, restaurants, or bigger supermarkets and
shops. In all other places in Jordan it is possible to survive almost entirely on
credit cards and ATMs. Visa is the most widely accepted card, followed by
MasterCard. Other cards, such as Cirrus and Plus, are also often accepted (e.g.
by ATMs of the Jordan National Bank and HSBC).

Question 7

What is not included in this experience? Are there any extra expenses?

Accepted Answer

Flights, Airport pick-up and Drop off, Jordan Visa, some meals, tips, Drinks with meals, Travel insurance, Personal expenses.

Question 8

If it’s a group experience, what’s the size of the tour groups?

Accepted Answer

Small group sizes (max. 14)

Question 9

Do I have any spare time during the activities of the experience?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you&#x27;ll have plenty of free time

Question 10

Do you have any suggestions on what to do on my spare days there ?

Accepted Answer

This tour includes activities for every day, but you can ask your guide for suggestions, if you are staying more days.

Question 11

If meals are included, what&#x27;s the menu going to be like?

Accepted Answer

Generally we like to include all meals. However, for the sightseeing portions of the trips, the meals provided are flexible. Breakfast and dinner in hotels are buffet meals. Additionally, some meals are at local restaurants

Question 12

If meals are not included, what’s the average price of each dish?

Accepted Answer

Middle Eastern food is world famous! Traditional Jordanian food can be found at
several excellent restaurants in Amman – make sure to try some on your free
nights in town! A wide range of dishes is served, from Mansaf (lamb or chicken
with rice and a sourish yogurt sauce), to Mezze (a mix of salads and dips), to
Manaqeesh (flatbread with different toppings), to Falafel and Shawerma
sandwiches. The price may vary from one place to another.

Question 13

What type of accommodation does this adventure include?

Accepted Answer

You will stay at hotels in Amman and Petra, and a Bedouin camp

Question 14

What happens if I’m traveling by myself? Is it possible?

Accepted Answer

Yes! You will share accommodation with other travelers, but you can also ask for the single supplement at an extra cost.

Question 15

What’s the minimum age required?

Accepted Answer

The minimum age required is 18

Question 16

If I get there before or after the experience, where can I stay?

Accepted Answer

You can add extra nights at the accommodation included.

Question 17

Is there Wifi and/or Internet and cellphone coverage?

Accepted Answer

You will have free wifi at arrival at the airport, and you can buy a local chip there.

Question 18

Will I be able to charge my electronic devices?

Accepted Answer

Probably you won&#x27;t be able to charge your devices at the Bedouin campsite, so we suggest carrying with extra batteries.

Question 19

What’s the voltage like there? Do I need an adaptor and/or converter?

Accepted Answer

Electricity runs on 220/240 volts in Jordan, and thin, circular two pin sockets are
often used. However, you may find other types of sockets as well. If you do bring
electrical appliances, we recommend to take along travel adapter, as well as
voltage converter if your appliance runs on anything else than 220/240 volts.

Question 20

What&#x27;s the arrival schedule for day 1?

Accepted Answer

We suggest getting to Amman on an early flight so you can explore the city on your own.

Question 21

At what time does the experience finish the last day?

Accepted Answer

The last day is only for the transfer to the airport 4 hrs before your flight departure.

Question 22

In what physical condition should I be to go on this adventure?

Accepted Answer

You need a average physical condition, since you will walk a lot.

Question 23

Do I need a travel insurance? What should the insurance cover?

Accepted Answer

We recommend to purchase adequate medical, as well as a trip cancellation
and baggage insurance, and to carry the details of their coverage with you during
the tour.

Question 24

What clothes and/or gear should I take with me?

Accepted Answer

Jordan is a predominantly Islamic nation, and still tends to be quite conservative
in many regions. We recommend to dress accordingly. As a general guideline,
shoulders and knees should be covered – for women and men. Luckily is loose,
lightweight, long clothing in many regards a great choice: While being culturally
respectful, you also stay cool and protected from the sun.
In Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba’s Beach Resorts, and at the Dead Sea, people are
used to seeing tourists. A more relaxed dress code, and even beach wear is
therefore totally acceptable. Also during hiking shorts can be worn. We, however,
generally recommend lightweight hiking trousers to keep off the sun.
Jordan is a desert country. It can, however, get freezing cold during the winter
months. Make sure to bring sufficiently warm clothing, especially for the evenings
and nights, and be prepared for rain!

Question 25

What’s the suggested baggage/backpack size?

Accepted Answer

We suggest traveling light with a baggage of no more than 15-20 kgs.

Question 26

Do I need a visa?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in the basic tour option. Non-restricted nationalities can pay for a visa on arrival for 40 JOD with cash or credit card.
No, if you purchase the supplement: "Meet and Assist and Airport pick up.
Upon arrival, our airport representative will meet you in the immigration area, holding a sign with you name. After helping you to obtain your visa (Visa fee waived - Free) and to collect your luggage, he will advise you where to meet your driver for transfer to Amman.

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Arrival in Amman

Amman - Jerash - Ajloun - Meal in Family Home - Amman

Amman City tour - Dead Sea - Amman

Amman - Mount Nebo - Madaba - Karak - Shobak / Panoramic - Petra

Petra

Petra - Wadi Rum (Jeep Tour)

Wadi Rum - Aqaba Boat Ride & BBQ - Amman

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