Compare Top Petra Tours from Amman

The options we compare across booking platforms range widely, with most tours costing between $99 and $587 and a median price of around $170. The full spread runs from approximately $72 to $1,145, depending on the level of service. Budget-friendly sightseeing tours sit at the lower end, while multi-day private experiences with accommodation and transport command the higher prices.

They are heavily skewed toward private experiences. Roughly 88% of the options we compare (15 out of 17 listings) are tagged as private tours. This means you will likely have your own dedicated guide and vehicle for the duration of the trip, rather than joining a large public group. Only about 18% of the options (3 listings) are structured as group tours.

Most tours last between half a day and two full days, with a median duration of roughly 13.5 hours. You can find shorter sightseeing trips that take about 4.5 hours, as well as more immersive historical packages that extend up to 4.5 days. The majority of listings fall into the single-day category, allowing enough time to see the main sites without rushing.

Convenience features vary by provider, but guides are very common. A guide is included in 76% of the options we compare (13 listings). Hotel pickup and drop-off are offered by 59% of the options (10 listings), making it easy to start your day from your accommodation. Entry tickets are included in 41% of the options (7 listings), so you should check if the price covers the entrance fee or if you need to purchase it separately.

You have plenty of choices, with tours offered in 8 languages: English, Arabic, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, and Russian. Since 82% of the options (14 listings) offer instant confirmation, you can usually secure your preferred language guide quickly without waiting for manual approval.

Transportation methods depend on the specific itinerary, but cars are the dominant mode. 65% of the options we compare (11 listings) use a car or private vehicle for transfers and movement between key points. Walking accounts for 24% of the options (4 listings), which is typical for exploring the narrow streets of the Siq and the immediate archaeological areas. Buses are less common, appearing in only 18% of the options (3 listings).

Reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with an average rating of 4.92 stars across 102 pooled reviews. Common themes in feedback include guides being knowledgeable, the experience being amazing and awesome, and strong recommendations from past travellers. The sentiment is consistently high, with roughly 98% of analysed products receiving positive marks for service and enjoyment.

Yes, main areas are safe. Avoid isolated streets.

Use Uber or Careem for reliable rides. Taxis exist too.

Jordanian Dinar is best. US dollars are widely accepted.