"Wadi Musa and Petra go hand in hand" Wadi Musa by RblWthACoz

Wadi Musa Travel Guide: 20 reviews and 30 photos

Practicalities

You can't visit Petra without being in Wadi Musa too. Petra is only the old city and there is nothing to it beyond that. Wadi Musa is the city directly attached to it where you will find all the hotels, restaurants, etc. It's also where you will find all the people who live in the area. No one is allowed to live in Petra except the bdool.

Last visit to Wadi Musa: Mar 2006
Intro Written Mar 28, 2006
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Reviews (12)

Movenpick Off The Beaten Path (1)

Even if you aren't staying here, it's worth taking a walk through to see the beautiful Damascene style this hotel has... more travel advice

Welcome to Wadi Musa...deposit money... Tourist Traps (1)

As far as I am concerned, the whole town is a tourist trap. Prices are extremely inflated and I know the tourists are... more travel advice

Want to mail those postcards?? Favorites (2)

If you want to mail post cards or anything else, a post office is available at the end of Wadi Musa and right by the... more travel advice

Taxis around town Transportation (4)

Yellow taxis are almost always available to take you anywhere in town - and beyond if you like. The standard fare should... more travel advice

Restaurants (3)
See All Hooray for a western style breakfast...

Hotels (1)
Can't beat the location.

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triplehelix Apr 9, 2007 at 3:57 PM

I was also overcharged but mostly in Petra. I got gipped on my hotel price I think but it was still cheap.