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2 Day Petra Wadi Rum and Dead Sea Private Guided Tour

Recommended by 91% of travelers

Amman, Jordan

2 days (approx.)
Pickup offered
Group discounts
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Make the most of your time in Jordan and visit three top attractions in two days with this private guided tour including round-trip transfers from Amman. Travel by air-conditioned vehicle to Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea (all entrance fees extra). Choose from accommodation options at Wadi Rum camp, with some meals and a guide at Petra and Wadi Rum Jeep tour included for a hassle-free experience.

Ideal for first-time visitors and those with limited time
Flexible morning departure times to suit your schedule
Travel in comfort in a private vehicle with English-speaking driver
Accommodation options at Wadi Rum camp enhance your experience

What's Included

Dinner
Breakfast
Air-conditioned vehicle
Private transportation
Bottled water
English speaking driver

Tip for driver
Personal expenses
Anything else not mentioned

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup points

Select a pickup point

Pickup details

Our driver will meet you at your pick-up location and you can contact our team by WhatsApp for more information

Itinerary

Day 1

Amman or Q.A.I. Airport - Petra - Wadi Rum

2 Stops

Petra

4 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included

Wadi Rum Protected Area

14 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included

Accommodation: Over night at Wadi Rum in VIP Tent, Martian, Luxury Martian or Super Luxury Martian depending on the option you choose

Meals: Dinner

Day 2

Wadi Rum - Dead Sea - Amman

1 Stop

Dead Sea Region

3 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Accommodation: Not included

Meals: Breakfast

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Infant seats available
Transportation is wheelchair accessible
Surfaces are wheelchair accessible

Most travelers can participate
Please note that one standard bag per traveler is allowed during the tour. If you bring additional or oversized luggage, extra charges may apply due to vehicle space limitations.
We will do our best to provide a driver who speaks your preferred language, depending on availability
Day use at Dead Sea not included, it can be booked in advance at 4 or 5 stars hotels
This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 6 days in advance of the experience for a full refund.

Reviews

4.6

based on 11 reviews

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Disappointing Private Transfer Experience

Anastasiia_V, Aug 2026

I booked and paid for a private two-day transfer in Jordan covering Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea. After I had already paid, a representative from the office contacted me and explained that since this was a private trip, I could manage my own time and choose the timing myself. He gave me some recommendations regarding the schedule, but made it clear that the final timing was up to me. My understanding was that the driver would be available for approximately eight hours per day and that I could decide how to use that time within my itinerary. On the first day, the driver picked me up at 8:00 AM and we arrived in Petra at around 11:20 AM. He then told me that I had only three hours in Petra. I did not understand why, because according to my calculations, I could spend at least four hours there before continuing to Wadi Rum. The driver was clearly not happy about it, but eventually agreed. There was another situation on the first day that immediately made me uncomfortable. We stopped at a tourist shop where various products were being offered to visitors. From the very beginning, I had the feeling that, as a tourist, I was being taken to places where I was expected to spend extra money. I told the driver directly that I travel a lot, I understand how these tourist arrangements work, and I did not want to be taken to tourist shops or other places that were not part of my plans. I asked him simply to do the job I had paid for and be my driver. He was also clearly unhappy with this. On the second day, he picked me up at 10:00 AM and we drove towards the Dead Sea. We agreed that he would take me to a five-star hotel that he recommended, where I could access the Dead Sea. When we arrived at the hotel security gate, the driver suddenly asked me to give him cash for the entrance. I explained that I did not have cash and that I would go to the hotel reception and pay by card directly there. He insisted that “the rules are different here” and that I had to pay cash directly to the security guard. I refused because security is not the hotel reception or cashier. I wanted to go inside, speak to the reception myself, confirm the entrance fee and pay officially by card. The driver became irritated, telling me that he lived there, knew the rules better than I did and that I should listen to him. When I refused to follow his suggestion and insisted on speaking directly to the hotel reception, he became visibly angry. Given how strongly he insisted on a cash payment directly to security and how angry he became when I refused, I was left with the suspicion that there may have been some informal arrangement between the driver and the security staff. I cannot confirm this as a fact, but this was genuinely the impression the situation gave me. I could not understand why simply going to reception and paying the hotel directly was such a problem. In the end, I refused to enter that hotel under those conditions and asked the driver to take me to another hotel that I had originally chosen myself. When we arrived there, the driver told me that I had only two hours at the Dead Sea, and that if I was not back within two hours, he would leave. He even told me that if I wanted to stay longer, I could call the company and ask them to send another driver. Again, I expressed my dissatisfaction. He had picked me up at 10:00 AM, and based on an approximately eight-hour working day, according to my calculations there was enough time for me to spend around four hours at the Dead Sea. I could not understand why, during a private service where I had been told that I could manage my own time, the driver was once again deciding how much time I was allowed to spend at my destination. Throughout these two days, I constantly felt as though the driver was setting his own rules and deciding my schedule, even though the company representative had specifically explained to me after payment that this was a private trip and that I could manage my own time. I do want to thank the driver for one thing. After this stressful situation, I accidentally left my phone in his car, and he later returned it to me. I genuinely appreciate that. However, overall, I cannot recommend this private transfer. It was expensive and did not provide the flexibility and comfort I expected. Instead of enjoying the trip, I repeatedly had to argue about how much time I could spend at the places I had travelled to see. Most importantly, from the very first day I had an uncomfortable feeling that, as a tourist, I was being encouraged to spend additional money — starting with the tourist shop and later with the request to pay cash at the hotel security gate. I travel frequently and I am familiar with how tourist-oriented stops and commissions can work, which is exactly why I asked the driver from the beginning not to take me to such places and simply to provide the transportation service I had paid for. For the amount I paid, I believe it would have been cheaper, easier and much less stressful to travel by taxi.

Response from Host, Aug 2026

After checking our records, we didn't found your name in our bookings, so seems that this review posted by mistake to our agency, or it was added from other agency to get our tour low on both ways we will contact Viator to make sure that this review will be removed

Wadi Rum

DianeElizabeth_K, Sep 2025

Excellent tour! It was really fun & the scenery was amazing. I enjoyed the options available to hang glide or sandboard.

Great & Very Convenient Tour

Salima_F, Aug 2025

Organised, the tour was professional, we got to see Petra and experience Wadi Rum and passed by Dead Sea ... n the host i the Martian Tent was generous, food delicious and 1 night not enough. We shall visit in future for more. But for quick visit I recommend.

Don't Miss Jordan Treasures

carol_c, Apr 2024

Amazing Experience!! Petra is an unbelievable city and tombs sculptured into rock walls. Take the hike to the Monastery. Staying in a Bubble Tent is "out of this world". If a clear night, definitely do the stargazing. Top off the trip with a mud rub and float in the Dead Sea. Make sure you have a changing room and shower, day pass. My driver was Exceptional!! Never rushed me, always concerned I was happy with the tour and very careful. Noobeeh is his name and I know I have not spelled it correctly. The Jordan people are special and great hosts. You won't go worry booking the 4 star trip. Enjoy!!