Bed and Breakfast Petra Fig Tree Villa

Update 17 February 2022, no PCR tests needed by the 1st of March 2022

However travellers will still need to sign up to the Gateway2Jordan platform to receive their QR code.

A stay in Bed and breakfast Petra Fig Tree Villa unlocks all of your senses

Hear the sounds of the birds, feel the vibrating energy of nearby Petra, see the majestic mountain ridge when you’re sitting at the terrace of the bed and breakfast and smell the (sweet) tea with mint and taste the local life.

If you are a bird watcher, you can do some birding to see some Desert Finches for instance. Furthermore the graceful Palestine Sunbird is an often seen guests in the garden of the bed and breakfast. You can have a preview of all the garden has to share and see a new picture everyday at Kul joum a picture.

The bed and breakfast close to Petra's Visitor Centre

Bed and breakfast Petra Fig Tree Villa is only a ten minute walk away from the ancient and enchanting rose-red city of Petra hence an ideal base to start your visit to the new Wonder of the World.

However some people will take a taxi back to the bed and breakfast after a day of hiking in Petra. And certainly I can help you with arranging this taxi ride!

Hungry to discover the secrets of Petra?

Delicious food

We serve a mezze style breakfast with homemade jams, fresh eggs from our chicken, local olive oil and fruit. Herbal tea or filter coffee.

Moreover if you are here in the fig month July, you can taste the fragrant flavour of fresh ones!

We can also make your lunchbox for your day visit to Petra!

Make it easy for yourself and have your three course (vegetarian or vegan) dinner in the B&B after a day in Petra.

In addition, if you have dietary restrictions or food allergies, just let us know when you make your booking and it’s taken into account.

This is what Mai said on Happy Cow about the food in Petra Fig Tree Villa.

Beautiful veg dinner and breakfast "Jolanda serves very delicious home made dinner and breakfast with egg, fruits and herbs from her own farm. Dinner started with tomato and rosemary soup, and oven dish with beautiful veg layers. Salad with Tahini matched very well with the oven dish. Dessert was also very special with her homemade fruit compote crumbles. Breakfast is again so appetising from eyes with many small dips with warm bread. I totally recommend her place! She is super friendly and easy to get along with. I liked her company during the dinner!"

Mai Ogawa

Enjoy a chair massage at the bed and breakfast

Petra Archeological Park covers 264 square km and has so much to offer. For example the famous Treasury, an impressive tomb cut out of the rose red sand stone about 2000 years ago. Hence the name rose-red city. Many of our guests hike around 20 km on their (first) day to see the beauty of Petra!

What to think of a chair massage, to relax and revive your sore muscles after this strenuous hike? And to be ready for another day of exploring Petra!

I’ve brought my special chair to give you a 15 minute refreshing and energizing massage. You are in good hands as I am a TouchPro ® practitioner.

Need more reasons?

"Jordan is an amazing country to travel. We felt safe, the people are very friendly and helpful. The country side is beautiful.We walked over 9 miles a day for 2 days around Petra and it was just astonishing. We stayed 3 nights in the lovely Fig Tree Villa in Wadi Musa. The host, Jolanda, made us feel at home, right away. Really lovely place, with a gorgeous view. We really enjoyed watching the sunset from the porch. Breakfast, lunch-to-go and dinner were healthy and yummy. Will definitely go back to the Fig Tree, can absolutely recommend!"

GoPlaces, Shanghai

"What a great place to stay in Petra. A wonderful warm welcome from our host who has lots of local knowledge and the right connections. She also understands what travels want and can help you to get the best experience while there. Great views from the B&B and perfect location to visit Petra and get away from the crowds, enjoying the sunset and relaxing in her gardens.”

Anouk, Netherlands