JORDAN'S CLIMATE

Taking everything into account, it is worth asking what is the best time to travel to Jordan. In fact, in the tourism industry, there is talk of high, low, and intermediate seasons, which do not necessarily correspond to the summer, winter, spring, and fall seasons.

• High season: from March to May. These are the months when the climate offers ideal temperatures for traveling: warm but not suffocating days and cool but not cold nights. Additionally, the days are relatively long, which favors the organization of intense travel days. In the north, where the climate is Mediterranean, the landscape is covered with spring flowers, filling the atmosphere with color and aromas. For all these reasons, it can be considered the best time to travel to Jordan. The downside is that it also represents the period when there is the highest flow of tourists, making it more difficult to find accommodation, which tends to be more expensive, as well as other services.
• Intermediate season: from September to February. The climate in the desert becomes harsher, with truly cold nights. In the mountainous and northern areas, rain and even snow make an appearance on specific days, limiting the possibilities of camping. However, temperatures remain very pleasant in the Red Sea, so traveling to its beaches is a preferred option for many travelers when Mediterranean destinations are no longer suitable for swimming. Therefore, in Aqaba and its surroundings, it can be considered a high season in terms of demand and cost of services.
• Low season: from June to August. These are the warmest months of the year, and that means suffocating temperatures during the day. The activity does not stop, but those who travel at this time must be well prepared to combat the heat and strong sunlight, especially in the desert. And that has a reward: the cost of accommodation and other services decreases significantly, so in economic terms, it is the best time to travel to Jordan.