Can I Visit Other Countries from Jordan? Regional Travel Tips

Can I Visit Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jerusalem or Lebanon from Jordan?

Yes, and we highly recommend it! Jordan is a hub for Middle East travel, and it’s easy to add Jerusalem, Cairo, or Beirut to your trip. Here’s how to plan your multi-country adventure.

Jordan to Jerusalem

You can cross into Jerusalem at:

King Hussein Bridge (near Amman) – most common
Sheikh Hussein Bridge (North) – ideal for travelers heading to the Galilee
Wadi Araba Crossing (near Aqaba) – best for Eilat and southern Holy Land

💡 Visa rules vary – we’ll help you with the latest info.

Jordan to Saudi Arabia

Traveling from Jordan to Saudi Arabia is increasingly popular, especially with the opening of tourism and religious sites. There are three main border crossings:

Al-Omari Crossing (south of Amman) – the primary route for most travelers
Al-Mudawara Crossing (near Aqaba) – perfect for combining Wadi Rum and Saudi Arabia’s northwest, including AlUla
Durra Border Crossing – a smaller southern border point near the Red Sea

💡 Make sure to check Saudi e-visa or transit visa requirements based on your nationality. We’ll guide you through it!

Jordan to Egypt

By air: Amman to Cairo flights daily
By sea: Ferry from Aqaba to Nuweiba/Taba in Sinai
Combine Petra with the Pyramids or Nile cruise

Jordan to Lebanon

Flights only (Amman to Beirut ~1 hour)
Easy to add a few days in Beirut, Byblos, or Baalbek to your trip

Petra Moon’s Multi-Country Tours

We offer custom packages like:

Jordan + Jerusalem Holy Land Tour
Jordan + Egypt + Nile Cruise
Ultimate Middle East Tour: Petra, Jerusalem, Cairo

Let us know your bucket list, we’ll take care of the logistics.