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Navigating The ancient Wonders, Rich Heritage and Culture with a Single Ticket
The Jordan Pass is your golden ticket to exploring Jordan’s top attractions with ease. The ultimate sightseeing package that has been especially tailor-made for visitors to the beautiful Kingdom of Jordan. Covering over 35 sites, including the ancient city of Petra, the Roman ruins of Jerash, and the breathtaking desert of Wadi Rum, this pass saves you both time and money. Plus, if you stay in Jordan for at least three nights, the Pass even waives the visa fee!
Purchasing the Pass online is a breeze, and you can choose from packages that allow for one, two, or three consecutive days at Petra. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or just looking to immerse yourself in the culture, the Pass is your all-access pass to an unforgettable adventure in Jordan.
Prepaid access to over 36 top attractions in Jordan without any hassle.
Free digital brochures available for download, covering all of Jordan’s tourist sites.
Tourist visa fees are waived when you buy the Pass before arriving and stay at least three nights (four days).
The Jordan Pass is a single-entry permit allowing you to stay in Jordan for up to 30 days, if you spend at least 3 nights (4 days). It’s valid for use within 12 months from the date of purchase. Thus includes a visa to Jordan if you spend at least that much nights mentined. However, it expires automatically two weeks after first being scanned at any touristic attraction.
With the Pass, you’ve prepaid for over 35 attractions. Simply show your ticket at the entrance of any attraction covered by the Pass, where it will be scanned by special readers. It’s that simple!
In today’s digital age, convenience is key, and the Pass embraces this principle. There’s no need to print your Jordan Pass; simply download the digital version to your smartphone or tablet. This eco-friendly and hassle-free approach ensures you always have your pass handy, whether you’re exploring Petra, marveling at Jerash’s Roman ruins, or floating in the Dead Sea.
The digital format saves paper and streamlines your travel experience, making it easier than ever to unlock Jordan’s top attractions without physical copies. So, skip the printer and enjoy a seamless adventure with the Pass!
Wadi Mujib is not included in the Jordan Pass. The reserve is managed by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN) and encompasses all designated zones established by a Prime Ministerial decree following cabinet approval (No. 4/62/13268) on November 9, 1985. The Ministry of Agriculture, through its Forestry Department, allocated the management of Wadi Mujib to the RSCN, as outlined in an official letter (available in both Arabic and English).
As for the Dead Sea, the Jordanian side features both open and restricted areas. Certain spots allow visitors to swim and take photos, while others require entrance fees, especially for private beaches. Additionally, some hotels offer day-use access to their beaches for a fee.
The Jordan Pass is an initiative of the Jordan Ministry of Tourism to make it easier for tourists to travel around Jordan. It’s a unified ticket that combines a tourist visa fee and entry to 36 tourist sites across the country. If you spend longer than three nights in the country, it will also waive the fee for the Visa on Arrival , which is about US$56!
So, in a nutshell, if you purchase the Pass before you travel, you can visit any of the locations included in the Pass (36 of them), without having to pay anything else for entrance. You also save an additional US$56 if you stay more than three nights.
However, the pass is only available for citizens of countries eligible for a Visa on Arrival. Please check Visa to Jordan Policy
There are three types of Jordan Passes, and the price changes depending on how long you want to stay in the city of Petra:
Children under twelve years old who are accompanied by their parents can enter for free in most popular tourist destinations in Jordan. So, only get the Jordan Pass for your children if they are over 12 years old.
