2 day tour to Petra from Jerusalem | La Vacanza Travel

2 day tour to Petra from Jerusalem

Duration: 2 days
Destination: Israel, Jerusalem District, Jerusalem
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  • 2 days
  • Jerusalem
  • E-Voucher
  • Lowest Price
  • Not-Cancellable

Overview

A spectacular 2-day tour with daily departures from Jerusalem. The easiest solution if you seek to explore Petra in depth, both with a guide and by independent exploration.

Itinerary

Day 1: Petra day 1

Stop At: Petra - Wadi Musa 77110 Jordan
The tour starts with pick up from Jerusalem and transfer to Eilat border crossing. The transfer is approximately 4 hours long, it includes a stop of bathroom and refreshments, and crosses the stunning Israeli desert. Once in Eilat, proceed to cross the border to Jordan aided by our assistants. After a scenic transfer across the Jordanian desert, including a view of Aaron’s Tomb, you will arrive to Petra by 11:30 AM. Your licensed guide will give you a tour of this stunning UNESCO website, followed by free time to explore the site. Overnight is included in hotel. In the evening you will have the chance to join "Petra by night" (available Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, ticket to buy on the spot in Petra).
Duration: 12 minutes

No meals included on this day.
Accommodation included: Overnight in 3* hotel in Petra (double room)

Day 2: Petra Day 2

Stop At: Petra - Wadi Musa 77110 Jordan
Enjoy a free morning to explore the site at leisure, entry fees included!
Our shuttle offers transfer to Petra at 8:00 AM. At 11:00 AM you will leave Petra to return to Eilat, and from there you will return to Jerusalem. (Unfortunately border crossing is operating with reduced hours, so we are forced to an early departure. Petra site opens at 6:00, so those who don't mind an early start can go to Petra earlier than 8:00)
Duration: 3 hours

Meals included:

No accommodation included on this day.

Inclusions
  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • Entry fees to Petra
  • Accommodation included: 1 night
  • 1x Breakfast
  • Entry/Admission - Petra

Exclusions
  • Border fee of 65 USD and visa fee of 60 USD (per person) to pay cash at the border
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Stroller accessible
  • Near public transportation
  • Infants must sit on laps
  • Most travelers can participate
  • Israeli passport holders (or holders of dual passports with an Israeli passport) must use their Israeli passport at every border crossing
  • The tour is ending at the Israeli side of the border
  • A current valid passport is required on the day of travel
  • This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
  • This tour/activity will have a maximum of 25 travelers
  • Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Departure Point

David Citadel Hotel, King David St 7, Jerusalem, 9410119, Israel


Departure Time

03:00 AM


Return Details

Returns to original departure point

Voucher info

You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.

Duration

2 days


User's Reviews

MARIA JOSE P

20 Aug, 2023

- Pick up: very bad, the driver doesn’t speak English , very aggressive talking to us, confusing us , almost loose the bus and the driving very dangerous, with the phone while driving … - Crossing the border: very well organize , easy , nothing to improve - The guide: he knows well about the history of the places but he wasn’t so correct responding our questions. But in general not bad. - Áqaba: a waste of time to visit the port, where we did nothing but standing on the hit. The options proposed there, not interesting at all… not happy about this Áqaba stop. - Wadi Rum: excellent! Amazing experience with the cars and the camp. - First day in Petra: the excursion should start earlier, it’s August, the hit was horrible and could be sorted leaving the camp at 6;:30/7:00 instead of 9:15 in the morning… The restaurant, SandStone was not nice and they took advantage of the drinks. No dessert included. Not happy about it. - Second Day in Petra: Again we should have started earlier, not at almost 9 again, with the hit… - Back to Israel: again the driver didn’t speak any English and his drive was terrible! Everyone awake, we couldn’t sleep because of the way he was speeding, overtaking cars in continued lines, taking the corners in such a speed that we had to tell him in a few times to slow down … the worst worst experience in a bus ever, we almost had an accident. - Comunication with the travel agency: lack of assistance regarding the info about the money to pay the border. For example , we lost an afternoon looking for dollars to pay the visa and border taxes when it was posible to be payed by card, easy!

jeremypL8180WP

13 Aug, 2023

Generally a good experience. I recommend the 2-day trip over the 1-day trip, because you really won't have enough time to see everything with the 1-day. The first day was guided and the second day was self-guided. I appreciated both days — Kareem was an excellent tour guide, and I also liked having the second day to walk around and explore on my own. They put us up in a nice hotel with decent food and service, so no complaints there. There was a bit of a problem with the bus on the way back. The AC broke on the bus from Petra to the border crossing, which made for a hot, uncomfortable ride. Also, after departing from the border crossing and setting out for Jerusalem, they drove about an hour before stopping for a bathroom break, which wasn't wonderful. But I guess this is the sort of thing that happens when you travel. No trip is 100% perfect or trouble-free.

MJZ90

02 Jul, 2023

The bad: The bus drivers in Israel were insane. The one on the way back drove erratically, didn't tell us how long of a break we had at the rest stop (it was just when he was done eating and then blew on the horn to call everyone back to the bus) and didn't make the second required stop (they're supposed to stop every 1.5 hours). The tour guide was told by the company to try to sell us on a bunch of extra activities, which they clearly were just getting a cut of. It wasted a lot of time for all of us to eventually say that we weren't interested in a boat ride. The tour guide gave us a good tour leading up to the Treasury, but then left us to navigate the rest on our own. I thought it would be a full day tour of all of the other many sites in Petra. The good: Nice accomodations and food at the camp. The tour guide was knowledgeable. Nice to do the ride in the jeeps. Enjoyed swimming in the red sea, which was an extra activity. The bus driver in Jordan was very good. The people who guided you across the border were helpful.

leorC4705XO

26 Jun, 2023

actually, it should be 4.9. Over all it was excellent but there were a few things that bothered us. It wasn't clear that the morning in Aqaba would cost extra. We thought it would be "regular" sightseeing. The private beach was very nice though. It also wasn't clear to all to bring a bathing suit. The other things that detracted were lack of USB on the bus in Jordan and that the electric outlets at the camp were unusable. The pattern of the socket was neither Israeli style nor US or European style. Also having to pay for drinks just didn't feel right. On the plus side, the guide was superb. The organization was to a tee. And the bus drivers were excellent.

uyeshb

16 Jun, 2023

Well organized tours. Had fun staying in desert camp. Dinner / breakfast and lunch was provided. Jeep safari was lots of fun

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Very bad experience - overnight in Wadi Rum without hostel, chaotic organisation, rip off!!

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