JORDAN
Jordan's standouts.
The 5 cooking classes travellers book most in Jordan. What you actually see, how long it takes, and what you pay.
Private half-day Jerash trip from Amman with a dedicated driver-guide, included ruins entrance, and an optional cooking class in Jerash.
“Guide was fantastic! Driver was very accommodating and recommended sites to see as well. Would definitely do it again!”
A small-group Jordanian home-cooking class in Aqaba with chef Mohammed, family stories, hands-on dishes, and a PDF recipe guide.
“Excellent family location. We cooked very delicious Jordanian lentil soup and made vegetables. Very nice people.”
Half-day Jordanian cooking class in Amman with hotel pickup, a small-group meal on a terrace, optional wine, and a short panoramic drive.
“Friendly hosts, inclusive but not onerous participation. Food was delicious. Transfer driver courteous and punctual.”
Cook Bedouin-style in Little Petra by fire, enjoy tea and dinner under the stars, with pickup and a small-group evening in Jordan.
“The food was really good and Hesham and Fiona were great hosts. The dinner site was right along the road. It ended up being windy and a little rainy on the night I had the dinner, so we didn’t stay out as long as anticipated, but Hesham and Fiona invited me to their house for…”
Private 2-hour cooking class in Amman at Antika Hotel: cook with locals, eat your feast, sip coffee or tea, take recipes home.
“We had so much fun during our cooking class. The instructor was friendly, knowledgeable and kind! Food was great. Because this was a shorter class we mostly learned how to construct a meal, more than preparing the whole thing from scratch.”
