Cheap flights from Montreal to Amman Queen Alia

Cheap Flights from Montreal to Amman Queen Alia

Surrounded by Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Syria, Israel and the Dead Sea, Jordan is the safest country in the Middle East. While its siblings may be dealing with their share of civil unrest, Jordan is secure in its peaceful bubble, mentally and spiritually worlds away from its brethren. Jordan is a physical contradiction and diamond in the rough. Unique contrasts of ancient and modern elements situated between the desert and fertile valley make Jordan one of the most desirable travel destinations for over 3,000 tourists per day.

Arriving at Amman Queen Alia International Airport (AMM)

Canadians who fly from Montreal to Jordan will land just 30 km from the capital city of Amman. Named after the beloved wife of the late King Hussein, Amman Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) contains a state-of-the-art two-story terminal that handles the needs of over 7 million annual tourists and almost 70,000 flights. Royal Jordanian is the most popular aircraft used for those flying in from Montreal.

Amenities include free WIFI for up to 4 hours, lounges with showers, children's play areas, prayer rooms in the Departures and Arrivals levels, and a 24-hour spa. Banking services are available to help supply visitors with plenty of Jordanian Dinars. Buses run every 30 to 60 minutes outside of AMM, prepaid taxis can be arranged at the Arrivals hall, and car rentals can be accessed on both floors of the terminal. No hotel shuttles are available in Jordan.

Jordan Points of Interest

Float in the "dead sea", a giant lake that's 34% saline. Considered "the lowest natural spa on Earth", the mud is known for its healing and restorative properties, so you may return home looking and feeling half your age. Hike through Petra, the sprawling ancient stone capital of the Nabataean kingdom. Time travel back to the Roman Empire to explore ruins of ancient cities, amphitheaters, and museums referencing back to the first century A.D.

Swim in the Red Sea where the jeweled waters allow clear views of local aquatic life. Walk along Mount Nebo, a holy place where Moses is claimed to have died and been buried. Marvel at local artistry and architecture. Please your palate with mansaf and other local delicacies. Montrealers may especially connect with and enjoy Montreal, ruins of a Crusader castle perched on the mountainside of the Arabah.

Travel Tips to Amman and Jordan

At the time of this writing, there are no advisories in effect for Jordan, but you should always exercise high caution when visiting the Middle East for any reason. For optimal safety, avoid the surrounding nations around Jordan. Summer is low tourist season, but the temperatures are extreme. September through February are the best times to tour the Red Sea, but prices rise as well. March through May, are peak tourist times as the weather is practically perfect. Always bring updated passports and visas and trust Skyscanner to help you plan the trip of a lifetime.