Jordan

Often underrated and misunderstood, Jordan is full of magic – from Petra's famous sandstone facades to Wadi Rum's surreal landscapes. A true gem of the Middle East, it's home to ancient wonders and incredibly warm hospitality.

Best time to visit

The best time to visit Jordan is during spring (Mar to May) or autumn (Sept to Nov).

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Weather in Jordan

Jordan has 4 seasons with around 310 days of sunshine per year. Many people think, since it's in the Middle East and it's always sunny, that it's just always hot, but that's not the case at all!

Spring (Mar-May) and Autumn (Sep-Nov) are the ideal times to visit, with comfortable, warm days for exploring and cool nights to relax. Perfect to explore iconic sites like Petra or Wadi Rum!

Summers (Jun-Aug) are typically hot and dry, with the highest temperatures found around the Dead Sea and Aqaba. Winters (Dec-Feb) in Jordan are much cooler, with temperatures ranging from 5-10ºC. Don't forget to bring warm clothing!

Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Jan jan weather
Feb feb weather
12º Mar mar weather
16º Apr apr weather
21º May may weather
24º Jun jun weather
25º Jul jul weather
25º Aug aug weather
24º Sep sep weather
20º Oct oct weather
14º Nov nov weather
10º Dec dec weather

* Based on the capital, Amman. Jordan is a large country, with varying climates and temperatures, so we'd recommend double checking the expected conditions for the exact locations you're going to visit before travelling.

WHY YOU MUST VISIT Jordan

Welcome to Jordan, where ancient marvels meet modern wonders. Laws of Travel is your passport to explore the timeless beauty and captivating history of this Middle Eastern gem.

There’s something for everyone in Jordan – for the adventurers; unearth ancient treasures in the rose-red city of Petra and the surreal landscapes of Wadi Rum, where tales of the past unfold with every step. Immerse yourself in the warmth of Jordanian hospitality as you navigate Amman’s bustling markets and explore the ancient city of Jerash.

For the foodies; savour the diverse flavours of Jordanian cuisine, from falafel to Mansaf, and let your taste buds be your guide.

Our guide provides essential tips for navigating Jordan, ensuring your journey is seamless and unforgettable.