Aqaba (Petra) Cruise Reviews

Actually the Port is Aqaba, and the excursion you should done is the full day to Petra, unless, as us, you have been in Jordan previously. In that case the cleverest option is considering this port as the 3rd Sea day, because you need a PCR to visit Aqaba. If you need the PCR in order to come back home then I really don't know what to recommend to you. What we did was the Wadi Run tour, which in ...

Amazing Amazing Amazing-- a must do experience. ...

As mentioned in review, guide was great but the tour stop at first shop was highly unreputable. Just use their bathroom and get on your way. ...

Second time I have docked at Aquaba and not gone to Petra, cant see the value of spending $300-400 to see Petra when other ruins around the world are a fraction of the cost. We got a 5 euro bus trip around Aquaba and visited a nice restaurant close to port and tried the local beer. ...

Jordan was my favourite port, did both Petra and Wadi rum on a private tour. We saw as much of Petra as most of the people I spoke to did on their Petra only tours. The only issue was the temperature, the Freestyle listed 23 or 24 as the expected temperature. When we stopped at the viewpoint on the way to Petra it was 8 degrees. Freezing ! ...

Rubbish lunch. Waited too long for food 45 mins. Not good food ...

Been here before so, Independantly explored Aqaba. ...

We had a private tour it was the best. Got to do Petra and Wadi Rum which was the highlight ...

Definitely worth doing and glad we did this trip. Saw a lot and did everything we wanted to do. ...

lots of interesting sights, but continually pestered by pest forcing you to use the horse, donkey or carts ...