Best Petra & Wadi Rum Trips from Jerusalem

Across the 13 tour options we compare, prices generally fall between $399 and $782, with a median price of $489. While the full spread can reach up to $970, most travellers will find options clustered in that lower band. Private tours tend to sit at the higher end of this range.

For most travellers, yes. The data shows that 54% of the options include a guide, while only 46% include entry tickets. Given that these are primarily sightseeing tours focused on nature and history, having a guide is often the defining feature. A basic ticket alone would not provide the context or transport needed for a multi-day trip involving Wadi Rum.

We found tours offered in 8 different languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Japanese, and Russian. This wide selection makes it easier to find a group that matches your preference, though you should verify the specific language availability when booking.

These are substantial trips rather than day excursions. The typical duration is 2 to 3 days, with a median length of 2 days. This allows enough time to travel from Jerusalem, explore Petra, and venture into the desert landscapes of Wadi Rum without rushing.

Transport methods vary by operator. 46% of the tours use a bus, which is common for larger groups. 38% utilize jeeps, offering a more rugged experience suitable for the desert terrain of Wadi Rum. A smaller share (23%) uses private cars. Most tours (85%) are guided, ensuring you have support throughout the journey.

Flexibility is available but not universal. Roughly 38% (5 out of 13) of the options offer free cancellation, while 54% (7 out of 13) provide instant confirmation. If your plans are uncertain, look for the specific "free cancellation" tag on the listing.

The consensus is very positive. With an average rating of 4.44★ across 274 pooled reviews, travellers frequently describe the experience as "amazing," "beautiful," and a "wonderful experience." Reviewers also highlight the quality of guides, with "amazing guide" being a common theme. These tours are overwhelmingly recommended for their combination of historical depth and natural beauty.

Modest attire is required. Cover shoulders and knees for men and women at all religious locations.

Public transport stops Friday afternoon. Use taxis or walk to avoid movement restrictions until Saturday evening.

Tap water is technically safe but tastes poor. Drink bottled water to ensure good health during your stay.