Umm Qais is a 2 hour drive out of Amman, with gorgeous views and ruins for those comfortable with a moderate level hike (10-15km). A morning hike coupled with a lunch at Romero would be a great way to spend your day. Its recommended you rent a car and have an experienced driver and tour guide with you.
Wadi Musa is an excellent place to go for a day long, and moderate difficulty hike with some of your friends!
This is a great place for a quiet and relaxing escape to get cozy. Beit Al Finnan is 2 hours away from Amman, and we recommend you rent a car and bring your essentials and some food with you.
The dead sea has many suitable hotels for you to stay at. Some of our top choices include the Kempinski, or the Marriot.
Wadi Feynan Eco Lodge is a great spot to get away from digital distractions and to relax while observing nature around you.
Petra is a must-see when visiting Jordan. If you've come from abroad and purchased your Jordan Pass, you'll be able to present it here to tourism officers without having to pay entry fees. This site requires a lot of walking which is well worth it, and needs lots of hydration and snacks. We recommend you do a day trip to Petra, and continue towards Wadi Rum for the night.
We recommend staying at the Palmera Wadi Rum Camp or the Beit Ali Camp if you would like to explore something with more comfortable lodging.
Aqaba is a lovely port city 4 hours away from Amman with beaches in both Tala Bay and Ayla. Both locations serve as great options for your stay, with many different choices for accomodation ranging from Airbnb's to hotels. Our favourite hotel in Tala Bay is the Marriot, and our favourite stays in Ayla are the Hyatt or Cloud7. We find staying in these areas rather in the city center allow you to move in and out of the compounds without missing on the hustle and bustle. We recommend renting a car for this trip from a reliable car rental company, and driving there before it gets dark on the Desert Road and not the Dead Sea Road.