Petra Day Tour from Jerusalem with Flights from Tel Aviv
Next departure: Tue, 3 Nov
From$540per adult
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This private Petra tour from Tel Aviv fits one of the New Seven Wonders of the World into a single day, without the long drive south. You fly from Ben Gurion Airport to Ramon Airport near Eilat, cross into Jordan with your own driver, and explore the rose-red city of Petra on a guided tour before flying back to Tel Aviv the same day.
The day starts with an early flight at 06:30. After landing, your driver takes you to the Arava border, and once the crossing formalities are done you continue by road to Petra. Your guided visit follows the Siq to the Treasury and goes on to the Roman Theatre, the Royal Tombs and other rock-cut temples and tombs. Lunch is at a local restaurant, and in the late afternoon you head back to the border, Ramon Airport and your flight to Ben Gurion.
Because the tour is private, your group sets the pace instead of a full bus, which suits families, couples, friends traveling together and anyone who wants time for photos. Flying cuts out the long road trip from the center of Israel, so you get a proper visit to Petra and are still back in Tel Aviv at night. That makes this private Petra tour from Tel Aviv a smart choice when your time in Israel is short.
The price includes the round-trip flights, transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle and lunch. Choose the private group option, priced per person for 2 to 15 travelers with a lower child rate, or the solo option if you travel alone. The booking form shows the exact price. The Jordan visa and border fees are not included in the tour price. The tour departs on set days, so check the calendar for open dates. Because the flights are pre-paid, the private Petra tour from Tel Aviv is non-refundable. Compare our Petra day tour from Tel Aviv, the Petra 2 day tour from Tel Aviv or the Petra tour from Eilat. Choose your date and book today.
Your private Petra tour from Tel Aviv begins with an early flight at 06:30 from Ben Gurion Airport. Your check-in time and flight details are confirmed after booking. The short flight heads south over the Negev desert toward Eilat.
At Ramon Airport your driver meets you and drives you to the Arava border, the crossing between Israel and Jordan just north of Eilat.
You complete the passport and customs formalities on both sides of the border, which can take a while on busy days. Once in Jordan, a scenic drive through the mountains of the south brings you to Petra.
At Petra your guide leads you through the Siq, a narrow gorge between towering cliffs, to the famous Treasury, Al-Khazneh. Petra is a UNESCO World Heritage site and was once the capital of the Nabataean kingdom.
The tour continues past rock-cut tombs and temples to the Roman Theatre and the Royal Tombs, carved into the cliffs more than 2,000 years ago. Your guide explains how the Nabataeans managed water so cleverly that a city could thrive in the desert. Before you go, read our Petra visit guide for practical tips.
After the visit you sit down to lunch at a local restaurant, a good chance to taste Jordanian cooking and rest your legs.
In the late afternoon you leave Petra and drive back to the Jordanian border. After crossing into Israel, your driver takes you to Ramon Airport for your flight.
The return flight lands at Ben Gurion Airport, where your day trip ends.
You choose your pickup city when you book. We confirm the exact pickup time and place by email or WhatsApp the day before the tour.
Tour ends with: Flight back to Tel Aviv
The tour starts at Ben Gurion Airport with a flight at 06:30, and your check-in time is confirmed after booking. A driver meets you at Ramon Airport at around 07:30. The tour departs on set days, so check the calendar for open dates.
This is a day trip without a hotel night. You fly back to Ben Gurion Airport the same day.
Private group: price per person for 2 to 15 travelers, with a lower child rate. Solo traveler: price for one person on a private tour. The booking form shows the exact price.
Bring a passport valid for at least six months. The Jordan visa and border fees are not included in the tour price. Border control and customs can take some time, so patience helps.
Several kilometers of walking on uneven ground in Petra, plus two border crossings. A normal level of fitness is enough.
Children are welcome and pay a lower rate on the private group option, shown on the booking form.
Guided in English. A Russian-speaking guide can be added on the booking form.
Non-refundable, because the tour includes pre-paid flights. Date changes may be possible on request, subject to availability.
| When you cancel | Cancellation fee |
|---|---|
| Any time after booking, or no-show | 100% fee (no refund) |
This tour includes flights or accommodation that are booked for you as soon as you book, so it is non-refundable, including no-shows. Border and visa fees are also non-refundable once paid. We strongly recommend travel insurance that covers trip cancellation. If we cancel or materially change the tour, you can choose an alternative date, a credit or a full refund. Read the booking terms.
The price includes round-trip flights between Ben Gurion Airport and Ramon Airport, transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle between the airport, the border and Petra, a guided tour of Petra and lunch at a local restaurant. The Jordan visa, border fees, tips and personal medical insurance are not included.
Most travelers need a Jordan visa, and it is not included in the tour price. Bring a passport valid for at least six months. Our Israel Jordan border crossing guide explains how the crossing works and what to prepare.
The tour starts at Ben Gurion Airport with a 06:30 flight, and your check-in time is confirmed after booking. The program does not list a hotel pickup in Tel Aviv, so contact us if you need a transfer to the airport.
You travel only with your own group, from 1 to 15 people, with your own driver and guide. The group option is priced per person for 2 to 15 travelers, and there is a separate price for solo travelers. The booking form shows the exact price.
It is a full day. You fly out early in the morning, spend the middle of the day in Petra and leave in the late afternoon, then cross the border again and fly back to Ben Gurion in the evening.
Yes. Children pay a lower rate on the private group option, shown on the booking form. It is a long day with two border crossings and plenty of walking, so plan breaks for younger kids.
Expect several kilometers of walking on sand, gravel and uneven stone in Petra. Good walking shoes, a hat and water are essential, and the pace is set by your private group.
Spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons. Summer days are hot, so bring sun protection, and winter mornings can be cold. Our travel guide has more tips for planning a trip from Israel.
Yes. A Russian-speaking guide can be added for your group on the booking form.
This tour is non-refundable, because the flights are paid in advance as soon as you book. Contact us if your plans change, and we will try to help with a date change, subject to availability. See our booking terms for details.
“We had a great experience during our tour in Petra. Our tour guide, Ahmed, was very friendly and kind…”
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