How to Get from Wadi Musa to Petra by Taxi. Taxi is one of the options to get to the Petra entrance (or to Little Petra which is about 15 minutes drive from the main entrance). Taxi's in Petra do not usually use a meter and will offer a flat rate fare to wherever you want to go.
Likewise, people ask, how do I get from Wadi to Petra?
Petra to Wadi Rum (or vice versa)
- 2 hour journey.
- By Taxi: 45 JD (max. 4 people per taxi )
- You can also take the early morning Petra bus.
- The bus can also be taken from Wadi Rum to Petra.
- The bus will usually run everyday (including Friday's) if there are enough tourists coming from Petra - Wadi Rum.
Secondly, what is the best way to get to Petra? For a lower cost than a hire car or taxi, you can hop on a public bus direct to Petra from Amman bus station (which is itself a taxi ride from the airport). From Aqaba airport, it's a 1.5 hour drive – though a lesser number of airlines fly here.
Correspondingly, how do I get to Wadi Musa?
Flights & getting there
- Bus. A daily JETT bus connects Amman with Petra, largely designed for those wanting to visit on a day trip.
- Car. Petra and Wadi Musa are well signposted along the main highways.
- Minibus. Minibuses leave from the bus station in central Wadi Musa.
- Taxi. Private (yellow) taxis are easy to find in Wadi Musa.
Is it worth going to Petra?
So, yes. Petra is worth visiting. You just need to think and feel deeper. Otherwise, you might just want to stick to going to the movies or a theme park.
