Join our Jordan tours and encounter the region’s unique history, culture and archaeological sites. Tours have a maximum of 18 participants. This means you’ll get to see and do more at an easier pace. Plus our leaders have the insight to get you to the hidden gems in Jordan. Some of our tour leaders who have led these tours.

Chris Tripodi I travel because it is the most interesting thing I can think of doing between meals. The magic and the challenge of this job is seeing the world itself as the tour with several smaller journeys along the way. I enjoy that time at the end of one trip, before the start of a new one, where the sadness of leaving one place mixes with the excitement of approaching another. Read More

Jonathan Hodgson Jonathan has lived much of his life dedicated to the idea that he would rather have a wealth of experiences than a wealth of riches. Having taken up a nomadic lifestyle shortly after finishing his undergraduate degree, he has been on the move on and off over the last 25+ years. The wanderlust has taken him to basing himself in places such as Scotland, Australia and Uzbekistan, and to visiting many more locations around our planet. Now (sort of) settled in Vancouver with his wonderful (and patient) family, he still loves the idea of having the world as his office and always enjoys trying to capture the essence of the locations he travels and tours in with his photography. Read More

Martin Charlton "Don't pack anything that you would be upset to lose, that needs to be ironed, or is encased in glass." - words to live by. Read More

Victor Romagnoli I love the excitement of getting up each morning on a tour and not knowing exactly how a day will unfold. It keeps me on my toes so to speak, and adds a breath of excitement to each day on tour. With almost 30 years of tour leading under my belt, I thank all of you for being a part of this exciting journey. Read More

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Tour Leaders Jordan

Join our Jordan tours and encounter the region’s unique history, culture and archaeological sites. Tours have a maximum of 18 participants. This means you’ll get to see and do more at an easier pace. Plus our leaders have the insight to get you to the hidden gems in Jordan. Some of our tour leaders who have led these tours.

Chris Tripodi I travel because it is the most interesting thing I can think of doing between meals. The magic and the challenge of this job is seeing the world itself as the tour with several smaller journeys along the way. I enjoy that time at the end of one trip, before the start of a new one, where the sadness of leaving one place mixes with the excitement of approaching another. Read More

Jonathan Hodgson Jonathan has lived much of his life dedicated to the idea that he would rather have a wealth of experiences than a wealth of riches. Having taken up a nomadic lifestyle shortly after finishing his undergraduate degree, he has been on the move on and off over the last 25+ years. The wanderlust has taken him to basing himself in places such as Scotland, Australia and Uzbekistan, and to visiting many more locations around our planet. Now (sort of) settled in Vancouver with his wonderful (and patient) family, he still loves the idea of having the world as his office and always enjoys trying to capture the essence of the locations he travels and tours in with his photography. Read More

Martin Charlton "Don't pack anything that you would be upset to lose, that needs to be ironed, or is encased in glass." - words to live by. Read More

Victor Romagnoli I love the excitement of getting up each morning on a tour and not knowing exactly how a day will unfold. It keeps me on my toes so to speak, and adds a breath of excitement to each day on tour. With almost 30 years of tour leading under my belt, I thank all of you for being a part of this exciting journey. Read More

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a visa to travel to Jordan?

The majority of foreign nationals require a visa to enter Jordan. This includes citizens of the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK and the EU.

Is Jordan safe?

Despite widespread unease about travelling to the region, Jordan is considered a very safe place to travel. Crime levels are low and petty crimes (such as theft and pickpocketing) are relatively rare due to the harsh punishments for those caught. However, you should still take the same precautions you would in your home country. Demonstrations and political gatherings are common in Jordan and should be avoided. They can occur at short notice, often in downtown Amman and in the centres of other towns and cities following Friday midday prayers.

When is the best time to visit Jordan

The best time of year to visit Jordan is Spring or autumn. During these two seasons, the days are warm and temperatures can reach the high 20°Cs (although you should pack for the cooler temperatures at night). Summer is generally the least popular time to visit due to the hot weather (temperatures creep into the 40°Cs), which makes trekking and sightseeing somewhat uncomfortable.

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