Frequently Asked Questions

All our tours and transfers include:

• a private car with a professional driver
• fuel and parking fees
• free Wi-Fi in the car
• bottled water

Hotels are not included in the tour price. We’re happy to book accommodation for you anywhere in Jordan, priced separately and added to your quote.

Yes. Every tour is private, just you and your group. We plan the route, timing and stops around your interests and pace.

Our drivers speak English and Arabic.

Contact us with your dates and what you’d like to see. Once you confirm, a 25% down payment secures your booking. The remaining balance can be paid when you arrive in Jordan or through the same payment link.

We send you a secure payment link. You can pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, in 14 different currencies.

• Tours and transfers: cancel at least 48 hours before your arrival date for a full refund.
• Bookings that include hotels or a luxury vehicle: cancel at least 7 days before your arrival date for a full refund.

We offer private transfers from every airport in Jordan, including Queen Alia International Airport in Amman and King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba, and from all of Jordan’s border bridges, including King Hussein Bridge and Sheikh Hussein Bridge. Your driver will meet you on arrival and take you straight to your hotel or first stop.

Yes. We can book accommodation across Jordan, in Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea and Aqaba. Hotels are priced separately from the tour, so you’ll see the cost clearly in your quote before you confirm.

Most visitors can get a visa on arrival. Many travelers instead buy the Jordan Pass online before arriving. It includes entry to Petra and many other sites, and can cover the visa fee if you stay the minimum number of nights. Check the latest rules at jordanpass.jo before you travel.

Honestly, there’s no wrong time, only a wrong plan. Jordan changes with the seasons, and each one offers a different trip.

Spring (March to May) is when the hills around Ajloun and Jerash turn green and wildflowers cover the roadsides. The days are warm and perfect for long walks through Petra.

Summer (June to August) brings long, golden days. We start early, reaching the Treasury in Petra in the soft morning light before the crowds and the heat. Afternoons are for floating in the Dead Sea or swimming in the Red Sea in Aqaba, and evenings are for dinner under the stars in Wadi Rum.

Autumn (September to November) has warm days and cool desert nights, the classic weather for camping in Wadi Rum and hiking to Petra’s Monastery.

Winter (December to February) is Jordan at its quietest. You’ll often have ancient sites almost to yourself. Amman and the Dead Sea stay mild, and a night in Wadi Rum by the campfire, wrapped in blankets under a sky full of stars, is something guests never forget.

What matters most is how your days are planned around the season. We pick your start times and routes, decide where to stay each night, and adjust the pace to your weather, your interests and the kind of holiday you have in mind. Tell us when you’re free, and we’ll design a trip that makes that the perfect time to visit Jordan.

Royal Routes is based in Amman, Jordan, and we run tours and transfers all over the country.