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Transportation in Jordan

Most people arrive in Jordan by air, although it is also possible to come via road, rail or water. Amman, the capital, is home to the country's only international airport, and is also the start or end point of many other types of transport. Getting to other destinations throughout the country is possible by domestic airline, bus or taxi.

Amman is the main transport hub of Jordan, and as such, most travellers tend to spend some time there at the beginning or end of their trip!

The national carrier of Jordan is Royal Jordanian Airlines (www.rja.com.jo). Flights to Amman arrive at Queen Alia International airport, which is located about 35 kilometres to the southeast of Amman. Taxis and regular buses make the 40-50 minute journey. The airport has all facilities expected of an international airport, including duty-free shopping, bureau de change, ATMs, car hire, restaurants and shops. There is no departure tax for foreign nationals.

For transport from the airport to the city (or from the city to the airport), we recommend Green Path Transfers, who offer eco-friendly airport transfers in hundreds of destinations around the world.

Aqaba features Jordan's sole port, and it is a stopover on a number of cruises throughout the Middle East. Ferries, both car and passenger, and a high-speed hydrofoil, make the crossing to Nuweiba, in Egypt. There is a JOD 5 departure tax for foreign nationals.

There is a twice weekly trains between Amman and Damascus (Syria), operated by the Hejaz Railway (http://www.jhr.gov.jo/). It is uses ancient rolling stock and the journey can be tortuously slow, and as such the only real reason to take the journey is for the experience itself.

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