Petra

Petra, Jordan's 'Rose City,' is an archaeological marvel carved into sandstone cliffs by the Nabataeans over 2000 years ago. Famous for Al-Khazneh (The Treasury) and the Siq, this UNESCO site offers an authentic cultural experience and unparalleled panoramic views. An essential destination for history and adventure lovers, Petra reveals hidden treasures around every corner, promising a complete journey through time.

Complete guide of Petra

Visiting Petra is a unique experience. Secure your tickets in advance for smooth access. Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll explore extensive areas on foot. Bring water, especially in warm months, and sun protection. The Siq and The Treasury are must-sees, but there's much more to discover. Consider a guide to enrich your visit and don't miss the chance for an unforgettable adventure in this essential destination.

Tips for traveling to Petra

What is the weather like in Petra?

In Petra, summers are hot, with temperatures that can exceed 95°F, while winters are cool, with temperatures ranging from 41°F to 59°C. The best time of year to visit Petra is during the months of March to May and September to November.

How to travel to Petra?

With IMACOP TOUR you can book the complete travel package with flights, hotel, activities and event tickets.

How to get the best prices for your trip to Petra

It is always better to plan and book in advance. That way you can save on fares and find better availability.

Will you charge me hidden fees?

With IMACOP TOUR, the price shown is the final price. Unlike other travel sites at Petra, IMACOP TOUR prices already include all fees and taxes, and we will never charge you an extra fee. With this we can guarantee the best prices in the market.

What kind of guarantee do you offer for trips to Petra?

Although it is important to always try to find the best prices, it is even more important to buy safely. IMACOP TOUR offers a 100% guarantee, and ensures that all services sold are authentic.

Entradas Garantizadas. Los precios de los boletos podrían superar su valor nominal.