Top Amman Classes & Workshops

Explore Jordan’s natural wonders and ancient history on a 2-day, small-group tour of Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea. Travel by climate-controlled vehicle with an English-speaking driver as you explore Petra’s rock-cut architecture, go off-road in Wadi Rum, and soak up the mineral-rich mud of the Dead Sea. Then, spend the night beneath the stars and enjoy an evening of Bedouin cuisine and culture. Private tour options are available.

Make the most of your time in Jordan on a 2-day tour from Amman that explores the ancient city of Petra, dramatic desert scenery, Wadi Rum’s Bedouin culture, the Red Sea at Aqaba, and Dead Sea beaches. Traveling with a guide and a small group limited to seven people, enjoy a mix of guided and independent time, spending the night inside your own Bedouin tent in the heart of Wadi Rum. Accommodations and transport are included in this small-group Jordan tour, which is the perfect introduction to a fascinating country.

Without renting a car, seeing Jordan’s sites of Jerash, Ajloun Castle, and Umm Qais in a day from Amman is near-impossible. Aimed at travelers who are short on time, this private tour whisks you with ease to the three antiquities, in the comfort of a private climate-controlled vehicle with a chauffeur. At each, choose to tour the classical or medieval ruins alone or with a local guide (own expense).

Explore northern Jordan’s historical highlights on this private, full-day Jerash, Ajloun, and Umm Qais tour from Amman. Discover the Greco-Roman ruins at Jerash, seeing its Oval Colonnade, temples, and more; and delve into 12th-century Ajloun Castle, built by Saladin’s forces. Finally, explore the remains of Umm Qais, another Greco-Roman city. Your tour includes private round-trip transportation and Amman hotel pickup and drop-off. Admission fees and local guides at the sites at your own expense.

Rewind to ancient and medieval Jordan on this private Jerash and Ajloun Castle day trip from Amman. After a journey north, stop to visit Jerash, one of the world’s best-preserved Roman cities. Admire the colonnaded Oval Plaza, temples, plazas, and monuments; and then continue to Ajloun Castle to explore the fortress, built in 1184 by Saladin’s forces. Air-conditioned transport and hotel pickup and drop-off are included, with optional local guiding at the sites at own expense.

Experience Jordan’s greatest ancient treasure on this private day trip to Petra from Amman. After traveling from Amman to Petra with a private driver, enjoy a 2-hour guided tour of UNESCO-listed Petra: a rock city cut into a sandstone valley some 2,000 years ago. Walk or ride a horse along the Siq entrance canyon, and behold the rose-tinted Treasury, Royal Tombs and more. During your explorations, learn about Petra’s history from your local guide and see lesser-known Little Petra, whose sculpted rock buildings were a suburb of the main city.

Let us assist you Let the driver help you in any way they can. Such that carrying your bags, minding your luggage or just pointing you in the right direction should all be part of the service. Enjoy the service Finally, sit back and relax and let us do the driving. Many of our clients consider the car arriving as the start of their holiday. From the moment the vehicle pulls up, the clients can be sure they are going to arrive stress-free at their destination in Amman.

New to Amman? Have friends and family visiting you in Amman? Best introduction to all things to see and do in downtown. The tour will take you throughout downtown Amman where tourists attractions are located. food produce market, sample bites, snap classic shots, mingle with locals as you go. You visit famous eateries, popular cafes, bustling bazaars, traditional artisan shops, ancient ruins, street art, and much more with a knowledgeable guide. It gives you a feel for what life is like in this great city, we'll point out places you may wish to visit at a later time on your own at your leisure, like Rainbow Street and Paris circle

Visit Petra and Wadi Rum in just one day with this tour from Amman, ideal for travelers who are short on time. You'll visit Petra, with the option to take a two-hour guided tour of the site, followed by a break for lunch before continuing to Wadi Rum for an optional jeep ride. Once you've visited both sights, your driver will take you back to Amman.

This transfer will promptly escort you from the Queen Alia International Airport Airport to your Amman accommodations. Enjoy the grand experience in a luxury car, driven by a professional chauffeur. No need to worry about catching a taxi or hoping for a ride when using this reliable and convenient method of transportation.

Savor the Jordanian love of food on this 4-hour private cooking class in Amman, including lunch or dinner. Head to a cooking school in the charming Jebel Al Weibdeh neighborhood, and learn to make traditional Arabic dishes with local cooks. Prepare your recipes on a terrace overlooking old Amman and the Citadel and enjoy soft Arabic background music. Lastly, enjoy your creations for lunch or dinner, depending on your chosen class time; and choose to sip on a glass of wine with your food before finishing with a coffee.

Thousands of years back, Thyme, or "Zaatar" as a plant was used widely for medical and religious purposes. Locals of As-salt to prepare different local plants to prepare their food storage of the year which is called "Mooneh". In As-salt they compete on who is the lady considered the best in preparing 'Mooneh". In this touristic agricultural experience, you will meet Um Hasan and she will teach you how to make your authentic Zaatar mix.

You will live a special and important part of Jordanian celebrations, weddings in particular by choosing the print you like the most out of many suggested prints to have it drawn on your hand by experts.

Dabke is a popular Arab folk dance The dance is done on a variety of occasions but is most popular at weddings. While there are many variations of Dabkeh, it generally involves a long chain of dancers who perform a range of synchronized steps, stomps, jumps, and kicks. You will learn how to perform Dabkeh the true Jordanian way.

You will live a special and important part of Jordanian celebrations, weddings in particular by choosing the print you like the most out of many suggested prints to have it drawn on your hand by experts.

Dabke is a popular Arab folk dance The dance is done on a variety of occasions but is most popular at weddings. While there are many variations of Dabkeh, it generally involves a long chain of dancers who perform a range of synchronized steps, stomps, jumps, and kicks. You will learn how to perform Dabkeh the true Jordanian way.