Begin your extraordinary Petra day trip from Amman with an early morning departure. This well-planned Jordan private tour takes you through the stunning Siq, leading to the world-famous Treasury, the remarkable Monastery, and other iconic sites.

For those seeking adventure, a highlight of the tour is the Place of Sacrifice, accessible via a scenic path with 1,020 steps, rewarding climbers with breathtaking panoramic views. After a day of exploration, you will return to Amman in comfort.

Ideal for Travelers with Limited Time

This day tour from Amman to Petra is perfect for visitors with a tight schedule. Whether you're traveling solo or with a group, we offer customized Jordan group tours and Jordan private tours to accommodate different budgets and preferences.

 This Petra day tour from Amman is an excellent trip for those travelers who are time constrained. On our site, you will also find other Jordan private tours & travel plans and chose one that best fits your budget.

Why Choose Our Petra Tours from Amman?

• Professional English-speaking driver/guide
• Convenient hotel pickup and return service
• Comfortable, air-conditioned transportation
• Well-planned itinerary covering Petra’s highlights

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Explore the Great Temple on Your Petra Tour

The Great Temple of Petra, documented by Brunnow and Domaszewski and later identified by Bachmann, is the largest freestanding structure in Petra.

Key features include:

• A Lower Temenos accessed by steep staircases
• An Upper Temenos housing the temple proper
• Hexagonal stone paving in the Lower Temenos
• Triple porticos with up to 120 columns
• Exedras (recessed areas) along the porticos
• A facade of four sandstone columns on limestone foundations

With its grandeur and historical significance, this temple is a must-see during your visit.

Top Landmarks on Your Petra Tour from Amman

• The Siq – A narrow, dramatic canyon leading into Petra
• The Treasury (Al-Khazneh) – Petra’s most famous rock-carved monument
• The Monastery (Ad-Deir) – A massive Nabataean structure at the mountain’s summit
• The Street of Facades – Rows of tombs carved into the cliffs
• The Great Temple of Petra – One of Petra’s most impressive ruins
• The Roman Theatre – An ancient Nabataean amphitheater
• The Royal Tombs – Intricately carved burial sites of Petra’s elite
• The Place of Sacrifice – A scenic viewpoint with breathtaking vistas
• Baptism Street & Byzantine Churches – Religious and cultural heritage sites

For travelers staying overnight, accommodations are available in Wadi Musa, Petra’s gateway town. Please note that camping inside Petra is not permitted.

Beyond Petra – More Jordan Tours

In addition to Petra tours from Amman, we offer a variety of Jordan private tours and group tours, including:

• Petra & Wadi Rum Desert Adventure
• Petra & Dead Sea Relaxation Tour
• Day Trip from Amman to Petra & Mount Nebo
• Multi-day Jordan Trips Covering Jerash, Dana, Al Shobak Castle, and Al Mujib Natural Reserve

Whether you're looking for a private tour, a budget-friendly itinerary, or a Jordan group tour, we provide the best travel experiences across Jordan.

Frequently Asked Questions About Petra Day Tours from Amman

1. How long does a Petra day tour from Amman take?

A full-day Petra tour typically takes 10-12 hours, including travel time. The drive from Amman to Petra takes around 3 hours each way, leaving you with 4-6 hours to explore Petra’s top landmarks.

2. Is a day trip from Amman to Petra enough time to explore?

Yes! While Petra is vast and could take days to fully explore, a one-day trip from Amman to Petra covers the most famous sites efficiently. For a deeper experience, you can opt for a multi-day Jordan tour.

3. How much does a Petra day tour from Amman cost?

The price varies based on:

• Private or group tour options
• Inclusions like a tour guide, entrance fees, and meals
• Transportation type (private car vs. shared bus)

Explore our range of tours to find the perfect option that suits your budget and travel preferences

4. What should I wear on a Petra day tour?

• Comfortable walking shoes – Petra involves a lot of walking.
• Light, breathable clothing – Summers are hot; winters can be chilly.
• Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat – The desert sun is intense.
• A jacket – If visiting in winter or early morning.

5. Can I visit Petra and Wadi Rum in one day from Amman?

Yes, but it will be a long tour (12-14 hours). Some Petra & Wadi Rum day tours combine both sites, but if you have limited time, a Petra-only tour is recommended.

6. What is the best time to visit Petra?

Spring (March-May) & Autumn (September-November) offer pleasant weather for hiking and exploring. Summers are very hot, while winters can be cold, especially in the morning.

7. Do I need a guide for a Petra day tour?

A local guide is optional but highly recommended to learn about Petra’s rich history. Most Jordan private tours include an English-speaking guide, or you can hire one at the entrance.

8. Is Petra safe for tourists?

Yes! Petra is one of Jordan’s safest tourist destinations. The area is well-patrolled, and local tour operators ensure a smooth and secure experience for visitors.