Getting Around Amman

Find the best way to access the city from anywhere.
Amman Airport information
Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA)

Approximate taxi fare: $22 USD

Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) is the primary airport serving the capital city of Jordan. Located approximately 30 kilometers south of
downtown Amman, QAIA is a modern and well-equipped airport that handles both domestic and international flights.
The airport features a single passenger terminal, which has been designed to handle millions of travelers each year. The terminal offers a wide range
of amenities and services to ensure a comfortable and convenient experience for passengers. These amenities include duty-free shops, restaurants...
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Airport information
Amman Bus information
Buses

Approximate fare : $1 USD

Getting around Jordan is commonly done by bus, with most buses being fifteen- or eighteen-seater minibuses. Public transportation also includes
larger buses and air-conditioned coaches. Timetables are not typically followed, as buses tend to depart only when they are full. This means that
waiting times can be quite significant, especially on less-travelled routes. However, there are a few companies, such as Jordan Express Tourist
Transport (JETT), that operate large, air-conditioned buses with scheduled services from Amman to destinations like Aqaba and Petra. Emulating the...
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Bus information
Amman Taxi information
Taxis

Approximate fare: $7 USD

Getting around Jordan by taxi is a convenient and affordable option for travelers. Jordanian taxis can be easily identified by their yellow and green
colors and Arabic signage. Taxis are readily available and drivers are usually willing to accommodate both short and long journeys. However, for
slightly longer trips or day excursions, it may be more cost-effective to consider renting a car or joining a tour operator.
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Taxi information
Amman Car Rentals information
Car Rentals

Approximate fare: $35 USD

For those seeking flexibility and independence while traveling in Jordan, hiring a car is the recommended option. It is advisable to arrange car hire in
advance through local car rental companies, as they often offer lower prices. The average cost for a fairly new model with insurance is around 25-30
JD (35-40 USD) per day. International driving licenses are accepted in Jordan. Along the routes, there are numerous petrol stations with attendants
available for assistance. However, driving in Amman can be quite challenging due to heavy traffic and limited parking spaces. It is suggested to opt ...
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Car Rentals information