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Petra tour from Eilat: make a one-day leap into Jordan’s rose-red city with an organized experience that covers the details you care about. Start with border assistance at the Arava crossing so entry is smooth. Ride across the desert to Wadi Musa, then walk the Siq as the sandstone walls narrow and the Treasury appears. With an English-speaking local guide, you’ll explore headline sites and still have free time for photos, lunch, or a short hike. This tour to Petra from Eilat is paced for one full, memorable day, with comfortable transport and quick confirmation.
You get the essentials handled from the moment you meet our team near Eilat. Crossing procedures are explained, timing is managed, and you continue by road to Petra with clear expectations for the day. Inside the site, your guide brings the story of the Nabataeans to life while keeping walking distances and breaks realistic. We keep groups small so questions are welcome and the route can adapt. After the guided portion, you decide how to use your free time. Some guests prefer to linger around the Royal Tombs and Theater. Others aim for a viewpoint over the Treasury. Either way, you will feel that you had real time on site rather than a rushed check-list.
Your tour to Petra begins with the Siq, a natural corridor that delivers you to the Treasury (Al-Khazneh). From there, you continue past the Street of Facades to the Royal Tombs carved into the cliffs. The Roman-style Theater offers a sharp contrast to the Nabataean style, and your guide explains how the city blended influences from trade routes that once linked Arabia with the Mediterranean. If conditions allow, you may hear about Mount Aaron overlooking Petra and the High Place of Sacrifice, along with practical tips on where to find the best viewpoints. For background reading, see UNESCO’s overview of Petra and the official Visit Petra site, both helpful resources for understanding what makes this city unique.
Morning meet in Eilat, assisted crossing at Arava, drive to Wadi Musa, and entry through the main gate. Expect a guided tour that covers the icons you came to see, followed by time at leisure inside the site. On the return, we pass the Wadi Rum area for a short scenic stop when timing allows before heading back to the border. This logical order keeps your energy for the core of the visit and avoids preventable bottlenecks that can happen on busier days. If you are comparing petra from Eilat options, look for an itinerary that protects your time in the site, not just your time in the vehicle.
Your Petra tour from Eilat includes guided touring with a licensed local expert, entry tickets, and transport for the day. You also receive border assistance at the crossing and friendly support in English and Russian before and after booking. We recommend reading the planning tips on Visit Jordan for seasonal advice. For travelers building a longer plan, browse our Eilat tours and Jordan tours to connect this day trip with the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, or Wadi Rum.
If you want a well-organized tour to Petra that gives you the famous highlights and room for your own pace, this is your day. Solo travelers appreciate the structure and stories. Couples enjoy the viewpoints and photo stops. Small groups benefit from the guide’s flexibility and from time to explore corners that big groups skip.
Comfortable walking shoes, water, sun protection, and a light layer for the bus. Keep your passport handy for the border. Your confirmation email includes pickup instructions and timing that match your departure date.
Places fill quickly on popular days. If your dates are fixed, reserve early. If you are flexible, choose a weekday for a quieter visit. Either way, a well-timed tour to Petra from Eilat turns a single day into a story you will talk about for years.
12 Hours,
25
English
Early meet at the Eilat border with full assistance for a smooth crossing on your tour to Petra from Eilat.
Cross at the Arava (Yitzhak Rabin) terminal into Jordan and continue through the desert toward Petra.
Walk the Siq, a narrow sandstone gorge, and emerge at the iconic Treasury (Al-Khazneh).
Guided visit inside Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with an English-speaking local guide.
Small-group experience in Petra (max 25 guests per guide) for a more personal tour.
See signature sights: the Treasury, Royal Tombs, Theater, and the High Place of Sacrifice, with time for photos on your Petra tours from Eilat.
Enjoy free time to wander, grab lunch, or shop for local crafts.
Return via Wadi Rum’s desert vistas before heading back to Eilat—an unforgettable finale to one of the most popular tours from Eilat.
Your Petra adventure begins! Border crossing into Jordan with border assistance (via the Arava Border Crossing)
Head north through the Jordanian desert on the highway to Wadi Musa (Petra). When conditions allow, we pause for a photo of Mount Aaron (Jabal Haroun), the peak overlooking Petra.
Enjoy and tasty and amazing Buffet Restaurant in Petra with Authentic food.
Travel south toward Aqaba, passing the Wadi Rum turnoff and sweeping desert scenery.
Reach the Arava/Yitzhak Rabin crossing and complete formalities.
End of the tour to Petra from Eilat at the border; transfer to your hotel in Eilat
Yes. You must bring a valid passport to cross at the Arava (Yitzhak Rabin) terminal. Visa rules can vary by nationality, so check current guidance before travel. Joining an organized tour to Petra from Eilat includes border assistance to keep the process smooth. For general info, see the official Visit Petra and Visit Jordan websites.
Plan a full day: early morning meet in Eilat, border crossing, a 1.5–2 hour drive to Wadi Musa, a guided visit inside Petra plus free time, then return to Eilat in the evening. A well-timed itinerary maximizes hours on site and keeps transfers efficient.
The best time to visit Petra is spring (March–May) and fall (September–November). Daytime temperatures are usually comfortable for walking the Siq and main trails, crowds are lighter than peak summer, and visibility is great for photos. Summer can be very hot, while winter brings occasional rain and chilly evenings. If you book a Petra tour from Eilat in summer, choose an early departure to enjoy cooler hours.
Walk the Siq, emerge at the Treasury (Al-Khazneh), and continue to the Street of Facades, Royal Tombs, the Theater, and viewpoints near the High Place of Sacrifice. For background, explore the UNESCO page for Petra.
Expect several kilometers of walking on uneven surfaces. Most guests cover the Siq to the Treasury and back comfortably. Additional trails to the Monastery or high viewpoints require more time and fitness. Your guide will help pace the day so your tour to Petra matches your ability.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, a hat, and sun protection. Bring a refillable water bottle, local currency or card for snacks, and a light layer for the bus. Keep your passport handy for the border.
Yes, with realistic expectations. The main route is doable for most travelers, but strollers struggle on gravel. Seniors often use walking poles. Families can set a relaxed pace and still see the highlights on a tour to Petra from Eilat.
Our day trip typically includes guided touring with a licensed local expert, entry tickets, border assistance, and comfortable transport. Meals, personal expenses, and optional add-ons are extra. See your voucher for exact inclusions on your chosen Petra tour from Eilat.
Jordanian dinar (JOD) is the local currency, but many vendors in Wadi Musa accept cards and occasionally USD. ATMs are available in town. Always carry some cash for small purchases.
Petra and the Eilat–Aqaba corridor are established tourist routes. Traveling with a licensed operator provides vetted transport, clear timing, and on-the-ground assistance. Always bring your passport and follow your guide’s instructions.
Independent visits are possible, but an organized tour to Petra simplifies border formalities, transport, tickets, and guiding so more of your day is spent inside the site. If you’re planning a longer trip, browse our Eilat tours and Jordan tours.
There are cafes and kiosks near the Visitor Center and inside the site; selection varies by season. Bring water and refill when possible. Restrooms are located at the entrance and at several points along the main path.
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Cancel at least 24 hours before the start time: refund of Full Order Price minus 5%.
Within 24 hours or no-show: no refund.
Bring a valid passport and follow current border rules.
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