How do I get from Amman to Petra by bus?
There are two types of buses available on a trip from Amman to Petra. The JETT Bus departs Amman at 6.30am and reaches Petra in around four hours. Visitors can catch the return bus at 5.00pm or stay the night in a hotel close to Petra.
How do I get from Queen Alia Airport to Petra?
You have two different transfer options when making the 202 km journey from Amman Queen Alia (AMM) airport to Petra, by bus or taxi. Taking an Amman airport taxi is the quickest option as the total journey time is around 150 minutes and costs approximately 107€ (85 JOD).
How many days do you need in Petra?
In order to really appreciate its size and splendours, it is recommended to spend at least two days at Petra. This will allow you not only to take in the major sites such as the Treasury, Monastery and Royal Tombs, but also to explore the less popular trails at your leisure.
How long does it take from Amman to Dead Sea?
The Dead Sea is located 187 miles (85 kilometers) southwest of Amman, a journey of about 1.5 hours by road. Day trips from Amman can last between four and nine hours. Be sure to bring your swimsuit, but be aware that the mineral-rich waters can stain fabrics.
How much is the bus from Amman to Petra?
Tourists can get from Amman to Petra either by bus, by public minibus and by taxi (or transfer). You can also rent a car without a driver. Travel by bus lasts 4 hours and costs 15.60 $. A trip by a minibus takes 3.5 hours, the ticket price is 7 $.
How much is a taxi from Amman airport to Petra?
The approximate fare for a one-way trip to Petra from Amman Airport is about 85 JD (120 USD).
How long does it take to walk through Petra?
The walk from the entrance of Petra to the Treasury (the iconic facade that is the highlight on a visit to Petra), is 2km long, or just over one mile. If you walk fast, you can get to the Treasury in 20 minutes. If you slow down, enjoy the views, and take lots of photos, it can take at least 30 minutes.
How much is taxi from Amman to Dead Sea?
Getting from Amman to Dead Sea by taxi would cost you around 20-25 JD for a one-way trip. Taking a cab is cheaper than hiring a car but offers lesser flexibility in terms of stops.
Can you wear shorts in Petra?
Whether you are in the city of Amman, exploring Petra or trekking the desert men should refrain from wearing shorts as it is seen as disrespectful. This rule applies to both men and women so always wear shirts and t-shirts that cover the top of the arms.
Is there a bus from Amman to Petra?
Visitors can catch the return bus at 5.00pm or stay the night in a hotel close to Petra. The JETT Bus is a scheduled air-conditioned coach that can be booked in advance online or at the JETT Bus Office located in Amman.
How to get from Queen Alia to Petra?
From Queen Alia International airport in Amman or Amman City Center visitors can take a private transfer to Petra. These transfers can be booked online and usually have plenty of space for luggage. These journeys offer a little more luxury than buses and taxis, with a professional driver to greet you at the airport.
How much does it cost to take a taxi to Petra?
A taxi to Petra can set you back over USD100 if you want to use that option. Ensure you negotiate the rate in advance and you do not need to feel obligated to tip above the rate quoted. Mövenpick Resort Petra is the most opulent of all the 5-star hotels near Petra.
Which is the best hotel to stay in Petra?
The Petra Palace Hotel is located just a few minutes walk from the Petra Visitors Center and the best three/four star option near the site entrance. Its rooms are warmly but simply decorated and some have walkouts to the pool. Every room has a seating area.