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Umm Qais (Gadara) Tours and Tickets

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What are people saying about Umm Qais (Gadara)

Molly_S, Jan 2026
Great day trip from Amman
Bader was an absolutely fantastic guide for our trip to Umm Qais and Jerash. He was communicative, incredibly helpful, and it was a pleasure to spend the day with him. He went the extra mile to make sure we all (especially our 5-year old daughter) had a great experience. Even in the rain, Umm Qais and Jerash were still both amazing.
Vriti_M, Dec 2025
Great tour. Well...
Great tour. Well organized. Our guide Adnan was great. He even bought tea for us in the morning with his own money.
Matthew_S, Oct 2024
Amazing Experience!
What a great day with Mohammad! He gave us a lot of background about Jordan during our drive and arranged a great guide for us at Jerash. The car was modern, clean, and comfortable. Would absolutely recommend for anyone interested in a day seeing the sights of northern Jordan.
Kirsten_C, Jan 2026
Saed contacted us prior...
Saed contacted us prior to our excursion to give us details about pick up etc. He picked us up right on time and drove us to Um Qais first given the times. It was so much more than I expected and a really long walk through old ancient ruins. We could have arranged a guide (would need cash for) but we opted to do it ourselves. Saed always said "this should take around x minutes/hours to visit and meet me here when you are done" He also was clear that we could take more time if needed, but we wanted to be on time to make sure that we could visit all 3 sites, which didn't disappoint. It was quite windy for our visits but the sun warmed us and it felt like Scottish summer! We next visited Ajloun castle, a crusader's castle, that had significance for christians and muslims. From both sites, you could see the Syrian border, which was picturesque. Next, we visited Jerash and had opted for the guide, which was worth it! This reminded me of our visit to Ephesus, with still so much to find but so much to see that is still standing. Jerash was our favourite site, and I highly recommend seeing it! Lunch was fine, it had a great view from the terrace.

Umm Qais (Gadara)

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Amman
Umm Qais (Gadara)
  • Though it’s not as well known as Jerash, Gadara is a must for history buffs.

  • Umm Qais is close to both Syria and Israel, so check your government’s travel advice before booking a tour.

  • At the Gadara site, the Umm Qais Resthouse offers not only sweeping views over the ruins and the Middle East but excellent seasonal cuisine.