Jordan car hire
Cheap car hire in Jordan
| £25/day | Economy |
| £20/day | Compact |
| £25/day | Intermediate |
| £35/day | Standard |
| £50/day | Full-size |
| £70/day | People carrier |
| £70/day | Full-size SUV |
| £19/day | Mini |
| £143/day | Premium |
| £73/day | Passenger van |
| £70/day | Luxury |
| £125/day | Pick-up truck |
| £95/day | Premium SUV |
| £45/day | Intermediate SUV |
| £47/day | Compact SUV |
| £71/day | Standard SUV |
| £104/day | Luxury SUV |
| £106/day | Compact estate car |
| £283/day | Supplier choice SUV |
| £344/day | Supplier choice van |
| £475/day | Supplier choice saloon |
Car hire directory
Avis car hire locations in Jordan
18 Locations
Dollar car hire locations in Jordan
10 Locations
Auto Nation car hire locations in Jordan
8 Locations
Sunnycars car hire locations in Jordan
8 Locations
Thrifty car hire locations in Jordan
8 Locations
Hertz car hire locations in Jordan
7 Locations
Enterprise car hire locations in Jordan
6 Locations
keddy by Europcar car hire locations in Jordan
6 Locations
Arena Rent a Car car hire locations in Jordan
5 Locations
Budget car hire locations in Jordan
5 Locations
Europcar car hire locations in Jordan
5 Locations
EASY RENTAL car hire locations in Jordan
4 Locations
Top tips for hiring a car in Jordan
- Public transportation in Jordan usually only links the major cities, meaning that it can be a distinct advantage to have a private mode of transport. Renting a car in Jordan will give you inexpensive and flexible access to popular sights like Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea, which are otherwise only accessible by guided tour or expensive private transfers.
- When sticking to the main highways, travelers who rent a car in Jordan will find that a normal vehicle is sufficient; apart from the occasional risk of flooding, these roads are generally in good condition. Those who plan to go off road or drive in the desert will certainly require a 4x4 and an excellent navigation system.
- Unlike in many Western countries, the horn is used frequently when driving in Jordan, and rental car drivers will soon get used to this. Outside urban areas, where the highway is less populated and some drivers travel at high speeds, it is advised to use a soft horn to warn other vehicles, people, or animals of your presence, especially when approaching a bend or dip in the road.
- Thanks to the difficult political climate in many of its neighboring countries, cross-border rentals are not permitted in Jordan. International border zones are often home to high-security military areas and can be hazardous, so it is best to completely avoid these areas wherever possible.
FAQs about hiring a car in Jordan
On average a car hire in Jordan costs £95 per day.
Mini (Hyundai i10 or similar) is the most frequently booked car hire type in Jordan.
In the past 72 hours, the cheapest car hires were found at Dollar (£25/day), Right Cars (£26/day) and Thrifty (£26/day).
Take a look at our extensive car hire location map to find the best car hire deals near you.
On average hiring a car in Jordan costs £204 per week (£29 per day).
On average a car hire in Jordan costs £874 per month (£29 per day).
Outside of urban areas, where traffic can be heavy, driving in Jordan is usually considered straightforward: highways like the King’s Highway are well-maintained, wide, and usually straight, with signs in English and Arabic. Things to watch out for include potholes, roadside landmines in remote areas, sandstorms, roaming animals, and military checkpoints. For the checkpoints, it is helpful to have your passport or identification papers on hand.
To rent a car in Jordan, drivers need to be at least 21 years of age and must have held their license for a minimum of one year before the rental date. Some agencies like Avis or Europcar have certain vehicles than can only be rented by drivers 23 and up. Although most major agencies are willing to accept a domestic license printed in the Roman alphabet, official requirements state that an International Driver’s Permit (IDP) should be carried when driving a rental car. In case of police checks, it is advised to have an IDP on hand.
Petrol prices in Jordan are relatively low and stable compared to Europe; expect to pay between 0.75 JOD (1 USD) and 1.15 JOD (1.60 USD) per liter, or between 3.78 USD and 6.05 USD per gallon, depending on which type of fuel is required. Petrol stations are common in urban areas but may be few and far between in remote areas; before leaving a city, it is highly recommended to fill the tank.
Speed limits in Jordan tend to be 60 km/h (37 mph) in residential areas, 80 km/h (49 mph) in less developed areas, and 120 km/h (74 mph) on the highway. Speed bumps are common both in cities and on the highway. Be wary of these, because they are rarely marked. Many rental vehicles come with a built-in speed tracker that will beep if you exceed 120 km/h (74 mph).