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Take off from Amman Queen Alia Airport, Jordan’s gateway to the great cultural centre of the Arab world. Here you’ll find easy access to the unique city of Amman, comprised of a striking contrast of Eastern Amman and West, and offering you the chance to fully appreciate the fascinating culture and history of the country. Nearby you’ll find the Dead Sea Hotels and Aqaba City where you can float your worries away and roll around in the therapeutic mud, with miracle cures for everything. Beyond this rejuvenating sea is the chance to stay at in magnificent Petra Hotels where the historic and archaeological sights can take you back to an ancient world, undiscovered until 1812.

With the dramatic beauty of the landscape, offering mountains to the east and the rolling hills of Jerusalem to the west there is no time to waste. Book your Amman Queen Alia Airport transfers with hoppa and before you know it you can be soaking in the culture and floating away your cares in this inspiring land.

Book your Amman Queen Alia Airport transfer with hoppa today and we’ll ensure your holiday starts off on the right foot, leaving you to head off on your holiday and discover all of the wonders of Jordan for yourself.

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Travel times from Amman

Destination

Distance (approx.)

Duration (approx.)

Dead Sea Hotels

60 km

60 min

Amman Hotels

35 km

33 min

Benidorm

min

Aqaba City

304 km

240 min

The Dead Sea

min

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514/03/2020 07:43:08

Great service! We had the flight from hell and arrived in Amman 7 hours late. We were amazed and incredibly relieved to see the driver had waited all night for us at arrivals and promptly drove us to ...

mark

423/01/2020 18:01:42

Driver waiting on arrival

michael coram

513/06/2019 12:21:39

Despite late arrival of plane, driver was waiting. He was helpful and very courteous. Smooth journey to hotel and interesting conversation with driver (who speaks several languages). No complaints.

maria

512/04/2019 07:08:47

Extremely courteous, helpful driver. On time.

Lisa Luckhoo

427/03/2019 18:27:32

Great informative driver. Waiting at arrivals gate with a name tag. Great price

Paul

518/03/2019 09:09:44

Very punctual, pleasant and careful driver

Mr Lance Johnson

421/04/2018

Driver waiting with clearly marked card. Found him straight away. Very good service.

Grantham Hammond

Amman (Queen Alia Intl. Airport) (AMM) transfers rated 3.9/5 from 9 reviews

Amman information

Overview
Travel essentials
Nearby airports

EmergencyNumbers

Fire/Medical: 199 Police: 191 Tourist Police: 196 ext. 4661 Traffic: 190

Currency

1 Jordanian Dinar = 100 qirsh (piastres)

Newspapers

The Jordan Times

OpeningHours

In Jordan, Friday and Saturday are weekends, which means businesses may be closed or have shorter days. Opening hours may vary, but most businesses operate between roughly 9.30-1.30pm and 3.30-6pm, although these may shift in each individual case. Mind that the month of Ramadan often brings schedule changes and business hours may be affected (shortened).

Population

4 million

TouristInformation

Ministry of Tourism Off Zahran Street, Amman +962 6 460 3360 Sun-Thurs 8.30am-3.30pm The guide was researched and written by Polina Davydova.

Passport / Visa

Nationals of most countries are eligible for a single-entry visa upon arrival. The visa process is normally quick and uncomplicated, with no paperwork involved. The upon-arrival visas are not issued at King Hussein Bridge or Wadi Araba land border crossing points. Having Israeli border crossing stamps can possibly complicate coming into or leaving Jordan. The Jordan Pass is recognised universally, and entitles the holder to a waiving of the visa fee. For multiple-entry visas, travellers will need to apply in advance prior to travel. Consult the link below to find out whether a visa is required for you.

Airport

The Queen Alia International Airport is Jordan\u0027s primary international air hub. Those arriving between 6am and midnight can take the Airport Express Bus connecting the airport to Tabarbour Bus Station via the Seventh Circle. These busses run every half hour from 6am to 6pm and every hour from 6pm to midnight; journey time is normally somewhere between 45 and 60 minutes. Taxis operate on a 24/7 basis and may be easily hired at the airport; fares are fixed and current prices displayed at the taxi park. Car hire is also available at the airport.

Best Time to Visit

The summer months of July and August tend to get quite hot and heavy, so if avoiding extreme heat is something you\u0027re interested in, we recommend planning your visit for some time during the spring (March-May) or autumn (October-November).

Public Transport

The public transportation system of Amman comprises busses, mini-busses, and service taxis. The latter are the most efficient means of transportation of the three; they adhere to fixed routes (and are therefore numbered) and only run within the city. There is a fixed ride price regardless of journey duration. There often aren\u0027t clear indications of stops, but these tend to be located at the bottoms of hills. Lines may form during rush hour.

Taxi

There are plenty of yellow cabs circulating around the city, these are easily flagged down and are generally inexpensive. That said, it is important that you take note of the cab meter being reset and functioning when you get in. There have been reports of drivers trying to avoid turning the meter on for reasons of heavy traffic or bad weather, so do insist the meter be used regardless of any possible circumstance. Uber is widely used in Amman, and so is its Middle Eastern counterpart Careem.

Pharmacy

Pharmacy One is a drug store chain with several branches across the city, which all operate on a round-the-clock basis. One location is at:

Post

There are several post offices across the city, but stamps can be bought at most souvenir shops without the need to locate one. For shipping valuables, using a private postage service like DHL or FedEx is recommended.

Telephone

Country code: +962 Area code: 6

Electricity

Jordan uses a mix of socket types (both two- and three-pin plugs), and frequency can be inconsistent. Bringing a power plug adaptor and voltage converter is recommended.

Amman (Queen Alia Intl. Airport) (AMM) Transfers