Jordan · COOKING CLASSES
Good cooking classes fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Private half-day Jerash tour from Amman with hotel pickup, English guidance through Roman ruins, Oval Plaza highlights, and optional cooking class.
“Jerash was phenomenal. Well worth seeing. The driver was courteous and very adept. Local tour guide at Jerash was knowledgeable and was a good communicator.”
Hands-on Jordanian cooking class in Aqaba hosted by a local family. Cook traditional dishes, eat on the floor, and get a PDF recipe book.
“Excellent family location. (allowed me to take pictures.) We cooked very delicious Jordanian lentil soup and made vegetables.”
Half-day Amman cooking class with hotel pickup, small group Arabic dishes, terrace meal, optional wine, and a short panoramic tour.
“Friendly hosts, inclusive but not onerous participation. Food was delicious. Transfer driver courteous and punctual.”
Cook Bedouin dinner by fire near Little Petra, sip tea under the stars, with pickup and a small-group outdoor experience for $50.
“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 tea and snacks to make up for it.”
Cook Jordanian favorites with a local chef in a private 2-hour class at Antika Amman Hotel, then sit down for your own feast.
“I recently had the pleasure of experiencing a delightful private 2-hour cooking class in Amman, Jordan, and I cannot recommend it highly enough. This unique culinary journey provided me with not only a memorable experience but also a Read more”
Six regions, a Roman north, a carved south and a reef at the bottom of it.
