B E Travels

Jordan is truly a country which can be enjoyed best from the car seats. If you want to see its most famous cities such as Amman, Jerash, Petra and even the Dead Sea, then the best choice will be 7-day Jordan itinerary. To make sure the trip is comfortable, try to use some services such as Monte Carlo Rent-a-Car.

Day 1-2: Visit Amman

Firstly, if you plan to start your trip right at Amman International Airport, you’d better book an airport meet & greet at Amman Int’l Airport. With this service you’ll get additional comfort and time. Moreover, it will be convenient to use reliable Amman Int’l Airport car transfer service for moving around and reaching Amman hotels. As soon as you book the rent-a-car Amman-Jordan, you can plan any kind of activities, including family travel, or solo trip.

Day 3: رحلة إلى جرش (Rihla ila Jerash or Jerash Visit)

After enjoying your stay in Amman, you should continue visiting different tourist sites and cities around Amman. Your next destination is Jerash which is one of the greatest Roman ruins in the whole world. You will definitely need some rent-a-car Amman-Jordan for making a quick day visit to the historic town and return back without spending much money.

Day 4-5: Amman to Petra Route

Now it’s time to travel to Petra – this amazing place will require two days from you. The road from Amman to Petra is extremely beautiful, there are lots of things you can watch on the way or even visit. With the help of professional car rental in Amman-Jordan, you can reach all destinations and enjoy your stay there.

Day 6: Stay in the Dead Sea

The Dead Sea is the lowest point on Earth. It’s famous for its therapeutic mud which helps cure lots of diseases. When visiting the place, you’d better travel there by your car rented from Amman-Jordan Car Rental Services. There are many resorts and public beaches on the Dead Sea where you can spend your time relaxing.

Day 7: Return to Amman

Now after seeing Petra and enjoying the Dead Sea, you are ready to return to Amman. Try to spend a bit more time traveling from Petra back to the capital city of Jordan. But of course, it’s better not to