Jordan Wanderer
1 day at Petra
70 JOD
The Jordan Pass, Explained
One purchase covers your visa and 40+ attractions — here's exactly when it's worth it
What the Jordan Pass Covers
The Jordan Pass is the single best money-saver for most trips to Jordan. Sold by the Jordan Tourism Board, it waives your 40 JOD tourist visa fee (when you stay at least three nights) and prepays entry to more than 40 attractions — including Petra, the Wadi Rum protected area, Jerash, and the Citadel in Amman.
You buy it online before you fly, receive a PDF with a QR code, and show it at immigration instead of paying for a visa — then again at each site gate instead of buying tickets.
The Three Tiers
The only difference between tiers is how many consecutive days you spend at Petra.
Jordan Explorer
2 days at Petra
75 JOD
Jordan Expert
3 days at Petra
80 JOD
Prices are set by the Jordan Tourism Board and can change — always confirm on the official jordanpass.jo site before purchasing.
The Simple Math
- Tourist visa on arrival40 JOD
- Petra 1-day ticket50 JOD
- Bought separately90 JOD
- Jordan Wanderer pass70 JOD — saves 20 JOD before you see anything else
Every additional included site — Jerash, the Amman Citadel, Wadi Rum entry, Karak castle — is pure savings on top. The pass only loses if you skip Petra or stay fewer than three nights (the visa waiver would not apply).
Jordan Pass — Frequently Asked Questions
The Jordan Pass is an official sightseeing package from the Jordan Tourism Board. One purchase bundles your tourist visa fee waiver with prepaid entry to over 40 attractions, including Petra, Wadi Rum, Jerash, and the Amman Citadel.
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