Jordan Inspiration Tours

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Welcome to Jordan Inspiration Tours - Jordan's premiere tour company - the right mix for your trip.

11/03/2024

Discover our newest promotion available only from , and delve into the wonders of Jordan amidst lighter crowds and delightful spring conditions. Our unparalleled quality and budget-friendly rates ensure an exceptional experience.
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22/02/2024

When it rains, it pours! This Wadi Rum a couple days ago....extremely beautiful!

25/01/2024

Located on the eastern bank of the Jordan River, Bethany Beyond the Jordan attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the world annually, as it is believed to be where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist.

Excavations began in 1996 and has already uncovered more than 20 churches, caves and baptismal pools dating from the Roman and Byzantine periods. The path leading to the Jordan River transforms from a dry desert into a tropical oasis and it becomes clear why Prophet Jeremiah described it as "the jungle of the Jordan".

22/01/2024

Come embrace the beauty, warmth, and transformative power of this extraordinary land. Ahlan wa Sahlan, welcome to Jordan!

20/01/2024

Is Jordan safe to visit right now? YES! Jordan continues to be an extremely safe and welcoming destination for tourists from around the world.

Come explore our unique scenery, fascinating ruins, and thrilling adventures!

01/01/2024

Are you in a sunshine state of mind? Aqaba's always a good idea!

31/12/2023

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31/12/2023

14 Little Things You Miss After Leaving Jordan:

1. Your driver/guide……
who slips you some coffee, maamoul or fresh fruit during the drive

2. Hearing the word Insha’Allah
“You’re not married? Hopefully you’ll find a good man/woman soon, Insha’Allah.”

Good wishes for you, promises for the future, followed by an “Insha’Allah” — if Allah wills it — that comes deeply from the heart… meaning that the speaker is full of good intentions

3. Sweet tea prepared over the fire
Sweet tea is one of the most important parts of Bedouin culture. It is spiced with cardamom and cinnamon, sweetened sugar, and prepared over an open fire

4. Jack Sparrow fashion
The eternal question in Jordan is: What came first, Jack Sparrow or the Bedouins? Kohl-rimmed eyes, long dark hair, headscarf… It’s quite easy to get them confused. It’s a centuries-old Bedouin tradition to rim the eyes with black kohl..... and the kohl & headscarf have practical reasons rather than fashion-related ones.

5. Being surrounded by ancient and living history with every step you take
From the ruins of Ajloun to Wadi Rum, there are Bedouins who still live like they’ve been living for hundreds of years. The farmers harvest the corn with traditional sickles; only the occasional ringing of an iPhone is a sign of our modern times. It’s hard to find another place where history is still as alive as in Jordan.

6. Road tripping with Arabic songs about love and heartbreak
The windows wide open, music blasting, driving along the road, gazing at the ever-changing landscape of Jordan, be it the rocks and mountains of Wadi Musa, the colorful sand dunes of Wadi Rum, or the valley of Dana. This beauty might just bring tears to your eyes.

7. Bedouin camps
Happiness is a tent with a bed, a magically refilling tea cup, the sound of a bonfire in the quiet of the desert night and a sky above that is not disturbed by any light pollution and shows itself in its original beauty.

8. The call to prayer
Peace and quiet can be found during the Islamic call to prayer, the Adhān, callled out by a muezzin five times a day. Listening to the muezzin always leaves one in a peaceful state of mind.

9. Bedouin stories
Being mesmerized listening to stories about Bedouin way of living, personal life, and culture, along with traditional folklore stories about bravery, honor, and love.

10. Eating melon after a long day in the desert
There is a special sweetness to fruits when you eat them after a long day walking through the desert, having breathed in the sand and the dust of millennia. The juice running down your dry throat, licking your fingers clean — it feels like you’ve never really tasted melons, apples, or oranges before.

11. The feeling of nothing but infinity in front of you.
You remember leaving the desert of Wadi Rum, hiding from the hot midday sun in the shade of some palms in an oasis. Birds crossing the sky above, the quiet burbling of a hidden little spring behind — nothing but infinity in front.

12. Feeling weightless in the Dead Sea
It’s amazing to float on the surface, looking at the pale, flickering mountains in the distance. Until you make a wrong movement and accidently swallow a liter of liquid salt!

13. Ice cold lemonade with mint
This ice-cold juice made from freshly-squeezed lemons and mint leaves may be the most refreshing thing you’ve ever tasted!

14. The feeling of freedom
When sipping tea alone right on the edge of a deep cliff, looking over the vast desert far beneath while feeling the warm wind in your hair and little drops of sweat running down your body, you get a taste of infinite freedom and understand why so many Bedouins chose the hardship of their traditional lifestyle over a comfortable flat in Amman.

30/12/2023

Planning a perfect trip takes more than knowledge and experience. It takes time. That’s what we offer you. We take the time to design a trip for you that ticks every box.

Experience Jordan right way. See it from all angles. So that when you return home, not only are you refreshed and revitalized, but you’re content that you did everything right with your precious time away!

29/12/2023

You never know who you might meet while on tour with us! ;)

We pride ourselves in going a step further than the rest to make sure your tour is memorable for all the right reasons.

The planning process will be the start of a fantastic holiday. No two tours are the same, because we know you’re unlikely to want it the way anybody else did. And why should you? This is your holiday, no one else’s!

We are also delighted to offer a host of little extras along the way. We’d love to tell you more about those, but we’d hate to ruin the surprise. Just trust us – we’ve done this before! :)

Contact us today to start planning!

29/12/2023

Have the winter blues? 🥶 A beach and warm weather are all you really need. Find your cure in Aqaba! 🌴☀️🥤🤿⛱ 🇯🇴

28/12/2023

Jordan - where every day brings a new adventure!

24/12/2023

11/12/2023

Thank you to our guests for sharing their adventure in Jordan!

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"Our family had an AMAZING time in Jordan for 10 days in November 2023!

If you’re on the fence about traveling right now, especially with children, do not hesitate. The Jordanians are very welcoming and friendly – seize this opportunity to visit the sites with few crowds.

We rode into Petra on horseback with no crowds versus being on foot and body to body with others, all wanting the magical moment, when the Treasury presents itself.

We felt very safe every step of the way! Our guide, Sami, and driver, Abed, were excellent! Their care for us, and attention to detail was outstanding – we left feeling a part of their family.

Jordan Inspiration Tours is awesome to work with, they will create the itinerary of your dreams – ours was the perfect mix of history, sightseeing and adventure. A true vacation that will remain with us for years to come. Do not miss the opportunity to visit beautiful Jordan – she doesn’t disappoint!"

11/12/2023

Even when it's dark or rainy or cloudy, Petra is still beautiful to look at!

19/11/2023

Enjoying delectable Jordanian food coupled with the legendary lore of Jordanian hospitality creates an unforgettable atmosphere of festivities each time a meal is served!

03/11/2023

Jordanian traditional dance is called Dabka. It's the national dance of Jordan and several other neighboring countries. It is a form of both circle dance and line dancing and is widely performed at weddings and joyous occasions.

31/10/2023

Hiking in the Wadi bin Hammad is like hiking in a subtropical rain forest. Water seeps from every crevice while an abundance of plants and palm trees grows vicariously from the canyon walls displaying all different hues of green.

The dripping water paints the underlying rock surfaces various shades of red while crystal-type stalactites dangle from above. Around every corner, there is another breathtaking view to be discovered!