Planning Time Off? Here’s Jordan’s 2026 Public Holiday List!

Already eyeing your calendar and counting vacation days? You should be. Public holidays in Jordan for 2026 are nicely spread out, giving you plenty of chances to plan long weekends, quick trips, and guilt-free lazy days at home.

Eid Al Fitr: Your First Long Break

One of the most anticipated holidays of the year, Eid Al Fitr. It is expected to fall between March 20th and 23rd, from Friday to Monday. That means a long weekend, which is ideal for travel, family gatherings, or simply switching off and recharging.

May: The Month Packed With Holidays

May seriously delivers. You’ll enjoy Labour Day on Friday, May 1st, followed by Independence Day on Monday, May 25th, a national celebration filled with festive vibes. To make it even better, Eid Al Adha is expected between May 27th and 30th. It will potentially give you several days off in a row.

Mid-Year Breaks to Keep You Going

As the year moves on, the Islamic New Year is expected on Tuesday, June 16th, followed by Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday on Tuesday, August 25th. It is perfectly placed for a much-needed midweek breaks.

Ending 2026 on a Festive Note

The year wraps up with Christmas Day on Friday, December 25th. This one will give you a cheerful long weekend and the perfect excuse to celebrate and unwind before the new year.

Reminder: Religious holidays are based on moon sightings, so dates are estimated. 2026 is already looking very good for your time off!

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