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Georgia, Armenia & Azerbaijan 12 Day Tour Package

• 9 / 10 2 reviews | 35 travellers We had a great experience on our trip through the Caucasus countries, from choosing the itinerary (I would also like to note that the agency was very flexible, reorganizing it according to our needs) to the completion, as we were able to count on guides and very experienced drivers, who made our trip very pleasant. 8 Erika
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This 12-day tour of Georgia , Armenia , and Azerbaijan will take you from Baku to Yerevan through the most magnificent locations  in the Caucasus Mountains. 

Day 1: Baku

When you land in Baku , we'll be waiting for you in the  arrivals terminal to take you to the hotel where you'll be staying. Check in will be after 2 pm, and then you'll then have the rest of the day free .

Day 2: Gobustan National Park

After having breakfast at the hotel, we'll set off for the Absheron Peninsula , one of Azerbaijan's most popular areas among tourists. First, we'll head into  Gobustan National Park , which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Here, we'll marvel at the famous mud volcanoes and admire some of its over 6,000 cave paintings.

Afterwards, we'll visit Icheri Sheher City , a unique historical complex in the heart of Baku . Did you know that it's also known as the Inner City?

At the end of the day, we'll drop you off at the hotel in Baku.

Day 3: Shamakhi - Shaki

After breakfast , we'll set off for Shaki. On the way, we'll stop at Shamakhi , one of the main cities on the Silk Road. There we'll visit the mausoleum of Yeddi Gumbaz, which was built in the early 18th century for the last Khan family of this region.

We'll then continue to Shaki , where we'll go on a guided tour  to get to know the oldest city in Azerbaijan. Fun fact: this city was the international center of silk production for 20 years!

Finally, we'll take you to the hotel in Shaki, where we'll stay and rest until the following day.

Day 4: Shaki, Lagodekhi, Alaverdi and Telavi

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we'll embark on a journey to Lagodekhi , situated at the Georgian border . Upon arrival, we'll undergo a change of guide and driver, proceeding to explore the architectural marvels of Gremi . Nestled in the Alazani Alaverdi Valley , Gremi is recognized as one of the country's most sacred sites, featuring one of Georgia's oldest churches .

Our next destination is the Alaverdi Cathedral , boasting parts that trace back to the 6th century, with the temple itself erected in the 11th century. Following this cultural exploration, we'll indulge in the flavors of traditional Georgian wine at a local winery .

As the day unfolds, we'll find accommodations in a hotel in Telavi for a restful evening.

Day 5: Telavi, Tsinandali, Signagi, Bodbe and Tbilisi

After a delicious breakfast, we'll explore the local market. Afterwards, we'll set off on an excursion to the museum villa of Tsinandali . This was the residence of the Dukes of Georgia , and it has a beautiful English garden, a museum, and a wine cellar that once belonged to Prince Chavchavadze. This figure was a poet and widely known person in the 19th century.

Our next stop will be  Signaghi , which sits in the heart of Georgia. We'll visit the picturesque landscapes that overlook the vast Alazani Valley , the pastel-colored houses, and the narrow cobbled streets.

In addition, we'll visit the Bodbe Monastery before ending our day in Tbilisi. We'll spend the next 3 nights here.

Day 6: Tbilisi

The sixth day will be devoted to exploring Tbilisi. After having breakfast at the hotel, we'll go to the historic centre  and learn all about the history of one of the few places in the world where an Orthodox church, a Catholic church, a synagogue and a mosque coexist.

During the tour, we'll take you to see Metekhi Church , Narikala Fortress , Sioni Cathedral , Anchiskhati Basilica , Holy Trinity Cathedral and Tsminda Sameba Temple.

We'll finish by walking along Shota Rustaveli Avenue and dropping you off at your hotel .

Day 7: Mtskheta, Gori and Uplistsikhe

After breakfast at the hotel, we'll head north of Tbilisi . The first stop of the day will be in Mtskheta , the former capital of the country and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There we'll visit the Jvari Monastery and the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, whose name translates to "pillar of life". You'll find out why on the tour!

Our next destination will be Gori , founded by King David the Builder. We'll stop outside the Stalin Museum to take some pictures and continue the route to Uplistsikhe , an ancient cave city.

At the end of the tour, we'll drop you back at the hotel in Tbilisi.

Day 8: Dilijan, Sevan and Yerevan

We'll have breakfast at the hotel, and after changing guides and vehicles, we'll leave the capital of Georgia behind as we set off for  Armenia . Our first stop will be Dilijan , where we'll visit fascinating handicraft workshops.

Later, we'll make our way to Lake Sevan , which covers 5% of the Caucasian country's surface area. It's located over 2,000 meters above sea level and is the second-highest freshwater lake in the world! 

Next, we'll visit the  Sevanavank Monastery  on the shores of Lake Sevan. We'll end the day's activities at the hotel in Yerevan.

Day 9: Echmiadzin and Zvartnots

After breakfast , we'll leave the hotel and head to Echmiadzin , Armenia's holy city and the seat of the Katholikos, the head of the country's Apostolic Church. We'll visit the museum, where a fragment of "Noah's Ark" is still preserved.

On the way back to Yerevan, we'll stop at the ruins of the Zvartnots Cathedral , considered a gem of 7th-century architecture and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Finally, we'll return to Yerevan . We'll visit the Memorial Park and the Museum of the Genocide Victims , as well as the famous Vernissage flea market .

The tour will end at the hotel in Yerevan .

Day 10: Yerevan

We'll have breakfast at the hotel and spend the day exploring the most emblematic places in Yerevan , known as the "pink city" because of the color of its buildings. We'll visit Republic Square , Abovyan Street , and the Cascade , a giant stairway at the bottom of which the Cafesjian Center for the Arts is located. Then we'll take you on a sightseeing tour of the city.

Afterwards, we'll head to the History Museum and the  Matenadaran Museum of Manuscripts to delve deeper into the history of the Armenian Genocide in 1915. At the end of the tour, we'll return to the hotel  in Yerevan.

Day 11: Garni and Geghard

After a hearty  breakfast at the hotel, we'll set out for the Temple of Garni , the only example of pagan culture in the country and the former summer residence of Armenian royalty. Afterwards, we'll go to see how lavash  is made. 

The Geghard Monastery , a masterpiece of Armenian architecture from the 13th century , will be the next stop on our tour. At the end of the day, we'll head back to Yerevan and drop you off at your  hotel  in Yerevan.

Day 12: Yerevan

You'll have the day free in Yerevan , and depending on your flight departure time, we'll pick you up from your hotel to take you to the airport . We'll say our goodbyes there and finish our 12-day tour package of Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.

What do I need?

The only thing you need to book the tour package is a one-way flight to Baku , arriving on the day you've booked, plus a return flight from Yerevan  eleven days later. For example, if you arrive on a Wednesday, you'll need to book your return flight for the Sunday of the following week.

Accommodation

When booking the 12-day tour package of Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, you can choose whether you'd to stay in standard (3-star) or luxury (4-star) half-board hotels. The hotels we'll be staying in are the following or similar:

Standard (3*)

Baku : Diplomat Hotel or similar Shaki : Issam Hotel or similar Telavi : Hestia Hotel or similar Tbilisi : Hotel Metekhi or similar Yerevan : Ani Central Inn, 14th Floor Boutique, or similar

Luxury (4*)

Baku : Holiday Inn Hotel or similar Shaki : Sheki Macera Hotel or similar Telavi : Boutique Hotel Kviria or similar Tbilisi : Iota Hotel or similar Yerevan : Ramada Hotel & Suites or similar

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11 nights' accommodation in double rooms at 3 or 4–star hotels with breakfast

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• May 5 – 21, 2024

An architectural feat of the 14th century, Georgia’s Gergeti Trinity Church is perched at 7,000 feet under towering Mount Kazbek.

Mukhrani, "decorated with oak trees," is one of the most beautiful Georgian villages. The vines at famous Château-Mukhrani have been cultivated for centuries.

A vital hub of trade along the Silk Roads since the Middle Ages, the ancient Azerbaijani city of Sheki is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Perched on the banks of the Mtkvari River, Georgia’s vibrant capital of Tbilisi is one of the world’s oldest settlements, dating back to 4,000 BC.

Churchkhela is a traditional Georgian candy made on a string with walnuts or hazelnuts, then dipped into a thick mixture of grape juice.

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Sunday, May 5: Arrive Baku, Azerbaijan

Arrive late tonight in Azerbaijan’s capital city on the balmy Caspian Sea, the architectural love child of Paris and Dubai, with more than a dash of Soviet gravitas still to be found. Transfer to Fairmont Baku for your overnight .

Monday, May 6: Baku

Take the morning to acclimate from your travels. After lunch, head out on a guided walking tour of Baku. See the medieval walled city, Icheri Sheher , with its narrow alleyways, historic caravanserais and mosques. Visit the magnificent and distinctive UNESCO World Heritage sites Palace of the Shirvanshahs and Maiden Tower, dating back to the Middle Ages and earlier. See the imposing mansions of the oil barons, built in the oil boom between 1870 and 1914, and the Alley of Martyrs, perched on a hill overlooking the Bay of Baku, memorializing those who gave their lives for Azerbaijan’s independence. Enjoy a festive welcome dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight at  Fairmont Baku .  

Tuesday, May 7: Baku

This morning, head out of the city to Shirvan National Park, one of Azerbaijan’s top nature sites, home to Goitered (Persian) Gazelles, flamingoes and a host of water birds. Visit the Gobustan Historical Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site best known for its perfectly preserved petroglyphs, dating back nearly 15,000 years—from the end of the Upper Paleolithic era to the Middle Ages. Visit its interactive museum for informative exhibits on the flora and fauna of Gobustan. After lunch, visit Villa Petrolea, a sprawling estate built by the Nobel Brothers’ petroleum company in 1884. Next, head to Surakhani Town on the Absheron Peninsula to see Baku Ateshgah, the Fire Temple of Baku, built in the 17th century and used at different times as a Hindu, Sikh, and Zoroastrian temple. Afterwards, if time permits, visit nearby Yanar Dag, or “Burning Mountain,” a spontaneously occurring natural gas fire whose flames blaze continuously. See the 12th-century Quadrangular Castle in Mardakan, as well as Villa Petrolea, a sprawling estate built by the Nobel Brothers’ petroleum company in 1884. Dinner and overnight at Fairmont Baku .

Wednesday, May 8: Baku / Sheki

After breakfast, drive west through beautiful farmland toward Sheki, once an important stop on the famed Silk Road. On the way, visit the 15th-century Diri Baba Mausoleum, built into a rock cliff. Stop in Shemakha for a tour of Djuma Mosque, the oldest and largest mosque in Azerbaijan, reconstructed in the 19th century, but dating back to the 10th century. Visit the Seven Domes Royal Cemetery. In Sheki, visit the lavish Summer Palace of the Sheki Khans, one of the most prized Azerbaijani architectural gems. Drive to the old Kish Village outside of Sheki to see a church built in the period of Caucasian Albania. Dinner and overnight at Sheki Palace Hotel .

Thursday, May 9: Sheki / Tsinandali, Georgia

This morning, head west to the Georgian border. At Lagodekhi, transfer to Georgian transport and choose from two activities. Hikers may join a guided walk through the Lagodekhi Protected Areas. The path passes through gorgeous hornbeam, oak, and beech forest, leading to the medieval Machi Fortress, which houses a small family church. During the walk, be on the lookout for the likes of Black Redstart, Eurasian Cuckoo, and Bird’s-nest Orchids. Alternately, head to Kvareli and dine with a local family. Try your hand at making churchkhela, a traditional dessert made with grape juice and walnuts. After lunch, see the 17th-century ruins of Gremi city. Visit a traditional Georgian wine cellar and taste an array of wines produced using the ancient tradition—a method inscribed in UNESCO’s intangible heritage list. Dinner and overnight at Tsinandali Estate Georgia Radisson Collection Hotel.

Friday, May 10: Tsinandali / Stepantsminda

Today, drive along the Greater Caucasus, through the jaw-dropping Gombori Pass and up the famous Georgian Military Highway. On the way, visit Ananuri Complex, once home to the Aragvi feudal dynasty. It’s a miracle the complex still stands, given all the battles it endured. The fortress bore witness to the massacre of the Aragvi clan, multiple peasant revolts, and fires. It holds two castles joined by a curtain wall once used for defense, and three churches. The complex looks out over the beautiful Zhinvali Reservoir. This afternoon, arrive in Stepantsminda, a picturesque valley town with the snowy cone of Mt. Kazbek towering over it. Take a birding walk along the Terek River, looking for Wallcreepers, Red-fronted Serins, Ring Ouzels, and more. Dinner and overnight at Rooms Hotel Kazbegi .

Saturday, May 11: Stepantsminda

Rise early for an optional birding excursion to search for Black Grouse, Caucasian Snowcocks, and East Caucasian Tur. After breakfast, visit the spectacularly situated Gergeti Trinity Church. An architectural feat of the 14th century, perched at 7,000 feet and surrounded by high mountains and wildflower-speckled fields, it has become a national symbol of Georgia. This is also an opportunity for some high-altitude birding—search for Mountain Chiffchaffs and Great Rosefinch. After lunch, divide into two groups to either drive through the beautiful Dariali Gorge and enjoy a hike through a narrow, steep-sided gorge to Gveleti Great Waterfall, or return to Stepantsminda for a demonstration of Georgian felt making. Dinner and overnight at Rooms Hotel Kazbegi.

Sunday, May 12: Stepantsminda / Tbilisi

This morning, drive to Chateau Mukhrani, the first true Georgian Royal Chateau, which unites vineyards, a winery, and history. Taste local wines produced using key elements of Georgian traditional winemaking. Enjoy lunch before continuing to Mtskheta, the ancient capital and religious center of Georgia, inhabited since before 1,000 BC. Here, visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of 6th-century Jvari Monastery. On the way to Tbilisi, stop at Lake Lisi for a short birding walk, looking for Little and Great-crested Grebes, Marsh Harriers, shrikes and wheatears. Enjoy dinner in a Tbilisi restaurant. Overnight at Hotel Tbilisi Marriott.

Monday, May 13: Tbilisi

You may choose to rise early this morning for a bird watching excursion to Jandari Lake, where 20,000 migratory water birds overwinter. On and near the water’s edge look for Glossy Ibis, Purple and Squacco Heron, Great Egret, Pygmy Cormorant, kingfishers and a selection of terns. In the surrounding fields, look for Booted and Short-toed Eagles, Hoopoes, bee-eaters, shrikes, Rosy Starlings and beautiful Demoiselle Cranes. Alternately, take the morning at leisure in Georgia’s vibrant capital city. Afterwards, the whole group will join up in the afternoon for a city tour. Perched on the banks of the Mtkvari River, Tbilisi is one of the world’s oldest settlements, dating back to 4,000 BC. Its history as a Silk Road hub has played a role in its ethnic and architectural diversity. A walk from the Persian-style sulfur baths into the old city reveals Georgian and Armenian churches, mosques, synagogues and the ruins of a Zoroastrian fire temple. Visit the 13th-century Metekhi Church. Take a cable car for panoramic views over the town and through the 4th-century Narikala Fortress. Head to a local restaurant for dinner. Overnight at Hotel Tbilisi Marriott.

Tuesday, May 14: Tbilisi / Dilijan, Armenia

Drive to the border with Armenia at Sadakhlo, change guides and vehicles, and continue to the towering 10th-century basalt fortifications of the Akhtala Monastery, famous for its stunning 13th-century frescoes, rarely found in Armenian churches. Continue south to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Haghpat Monastery Complex, founded by Queen Khosrovanush in 976. Among the most outstanding examples of medieval Armenian architecture, the complex houses several churches, a bell tower, repository, and fortress. After lunch at a local restaurant, drive to the spa town of Dilijan, known as Armenia’s “Little Switzerland” due to the densely forested valleys and alpine meadows surrounding it. Tour the Old Town, with its pristine traditional architecture. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant, and overnight at Best Western Plus Paradise Hotel Dilijan.

Wednesday, May 15: Dilijan / Jermuk

After breakfast, head to Dilijan Forest to look for Great Spotted and Middle Spotted Woodpeckers, European Nuthatches, Eurasian Tree-creepers, flycatchers, Green Warblers, Eurasian Jays, and more. Continue on to Lake Sevan, the second-largest alpine lake in the world, and “the Emerald of Armenia.” If time permits, visit the simple, and beautifully located, 8th-century Sevanavank Monastery on the lakeshore. After lunch, drive through Selim Pass and visit Selim Caravanserai, once an important trading station on the Silk Road. Continue through the impressive Arpa River Gorge to the resort town of Jermuk, watching for a selection of raptors that could include both Golden Eagle and Bearded Vulture. Enjoy dinner and overnight at Grand Resort Jermuk.

Thursday, May 16: Jermuk / Goris

This morning head to Jermuk Waterfall, known locally as “Mermaid’s Hair,” as the cascade is reminiscent of flowing tresses. Then, take a 4×4-vehicle excursion to Mount Murad to visit remote rock engravings at 10,500 feet, and tombs dating back to 6,000 BC. The site contains an interesting circular enclosure with two strands of stone and a stone arc attached to it, but this, along with much of Armenia’s rich archaeological heritage, has not yet been thoroughly studied. After lunch, head to Zorats Karer, vernacularly known as Karahundi, and referred to as “Armenian Stonehenge.” Karahundi consists of over two hundred stone monoliths, eighty of which have distinctive, well-polished holes bored near their upper edge. It’s believed to be an ancient observatory, as nearby rock paintings were discovered in 2001 that depict astronomic patterns. Continue to Goris for dinner and overnight at Mirhav Hotel .

Friday, May 17: Goris

Goris’ location is second to none, encircled by verdant mountains and thousands of jagged rocks, many of which have dwellings dating back to the Middle Ages carved into them. This morning, explore the area. Drive to nearby Old Khndzoresk, a cave village located on the steep slope of a gorge. Fully inhabited through the 18th century with more than 8,000 residents, this village carved out of rock once boasted homes, schools, cheese factories, churches, and even a bar. After lunch, ride the world’s longest air tramway, “Wings of Tatev.” Visit the 9th-century Tatev Monastery, a staggering architectural mecca built at the “edge of nothing.” Return to Goris for dinner and overnight at Mirhav Hotel .

Saturday, May 18: Goris / Yerevan

After breakfast, head to the exquisite Noravank Monastery, a great religious center of the 12th century, located within a deep red rock gorge, which also accommodates herds of Bezoar Ibex. After lunch, visit the Areni-1 Cave Complex, a treasure trove of Copper Age artifacts including the world’s oldest shoe and wine-making facility. Then enjoy a walk along the Armash Fishponds, an ornithological treasure trove, to look for White-headed Ducks, White-winged Terns, White-tailed Lapwings, cuckoos and many others. Head to Yerevan for dinner at a local restaurant, and overnight at Grand Hotel Yerevan.

Sunday, May 19: Yerevan

Depart early today to Kari Lake on the slopes of Mount Aragats, Armenia’s tallest mountain at 13,400 feet. According to ancient legend, Aragats and Mount Ararat were loving sisters who parted after a quarrel. Choose to climb to the crater rim and follow it to Urtsasar peak for spectacular views. Or, opt to enjoy some fine birding and a visit to Ambert Castle at its base. Return to Yerevan for dinner in a local restaurant. Overnight at Grand Hotel Yerevan.

Monday, May 20: Yerevan

Known as the Pink City thanks to the rosy volcanic tufa used to construct its neoclassical buildings, Yerevan is Armenia’s largest city. Begin your walking tour at Republic Square, and visit the Opera House, Cascade Complex and Victory Park, with its impressive Mother Armenia statue. Take a sobering tour of the Armenian Genocide Museum, with displays commemorating the 1.5 million Armenians exterminated by the Ottoman Empire. Afterwards, drive to Kotayk Province for lunch and a traditional lavash-baking presentation in a local home. Visit the 1st-century pagan temple of Garni. Higher up the Azat River Gorge, find the UNESCO-listed medieval Geghard Monastery. Return to Yerevan for a tour and tasting at its famous brandy factory. Head to a local restaurant for your farewell dinner. Overnight at Grand Hotel Yerevan.

Tuesday, May 21: Yerevan / Home

Transfer to the airport for your early morning international flights home.

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• 17 days Trip Length
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Azerbaijan and Georgia tour is the best way to learn neighboring two different cultures: one of them is closely tied with Christianity and the other with Islam. You will feel the entire multifaceted sides of cultures existing in the Caucasus . These differences refer practically all spheres: architecture, traditions, culinary, lifestyle. Georgia is the stronghold of jolly feasts with wine and meaningful toasts, a land of grand mountains, and monumental churches. Azerbaijan is the land of song and dance, with fire bursting out of the soil and walls of the ancient fortresses still ready for defense.

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ITINERARY OF AZERBAIJAN and GEORGIA TOUR PACKAGE

Day 1: Arrival at Baku airport

• Meeting guests at the airport and start Azerbaijan and Georgia Tour Package
• Transfer to the hotel and Check-in at the hotel

Day 2: Baku City and Old Town Tour

• Breakfast at the hotel and pick up the guests at 10:00 and start the tour
• Heydar Aliyev center
• Baku Conference Hall
• Carpet Museum
• Little Venice and Baku Boulevard
• Flame Towers
• Highland park
• Lunch break: 13:00-14:00
• Nizami street
• Old City Walking Tour
• At the end of the tour drop off at the hotel in Baku

Day 3: Gabala Tour

• Breakfast at the hotel at 08:00
• Pick up the guests at 09.00 from the hotel and start the tour
• Diribaba Mausoleum
• Juma Mosque in Shamaxi
• Nohurgol Lake in Gabala
• Lunch break:14.00 – 14.30
• Tufandag ski resort (cable car)
• At the end of the tour overnight at the hotel in Gabala or Sheki

Day 4: Sheki Tour & Transfer to the Azerbaijan & Georgia border (Balakan-Lagodekhi border station)

• Breakfast at hotel: 09:00
• Pick up from the hotel at 10:00 and start the Sheki tour
• The Palace of Sheki Khans
• Shebeke master house
• Upper and Lower Caravanserai
• Street of sweets and potteries
• Old Albanian church in the village of Kish
• Lunch break: 13:00 – 14:00
• After the lunch transfer to the Azerbaijan-Georgia border
• At the border on the Azerbaijan side, you will be dropped off and cross the border
• Arrival at Lagodekhi border and pick up by driver/guide
• Departure to Tbilisi via Signagi
• The stunning view of the Alazani Valley makes Sighnaghi one of Georgia’s most attractive small towns.
• Arrival in Tbilisi and drop off at the hotel
• Overnight in Tbilisi

Day 5: Tbilisi Old City Tour

• Breakfast in the hotel and pick up from the hotel at 10:00
• Explore Tbilisi city tour, visiting main attractions of the city:
• Metekhi plateau with the view of Old Town
• Rike Park and Bridge of Peace (The glass bridge)
• Cable car to Narikala Fortress – the main landmark of Tbilisi, ancient fort defending city and opening breathtaking views of the capital
• Abanotubani (baths district) – the oldest district of the capital where its’ history starts from
• Leghvtakhevi waterfall – beautiful natural wonder in the heart of the old city
• Mtatsminda park with an amazing view of Tbilisi
• Tour will be finished around 16:00
• At the end of the tour drop off at the hotel in Tbilisi

Day 6: Ananuri – Gudauri – Kazbegi Tour

• The trip on Georgian Military road to Kazbegi
• As our road will pass through the beautiful mountain you will enjoy the amazing nature views and fresh air
• Our first stop will be at Zhinvali reservoir – a hydroelectric dam on the Aragvi River with amazing views near Ananuri fortress
• Second stop near the monument of friendship built-in 1983 after signing the treaty of Georgievsk.
• In Gudauri, opening beautiful views from the mountains
• Passing by Gudauri ski resort – 2196 meters above the sea.
• Visiting Gergely Trinity Church in Kazbegi by Jeeps in Stepantsminda. The elevation is 2170 meters.
• Tour will be finished around 19:00
• At the end of the tour head back to Tbilisi and drop off at the hotel

Day 7: Last day of Azerbaijan & Georgia Tour and Departure 

• After breakfast check out at the hotel
• You will be picked up from the hotel and transferred to the Tbilisi airport

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Azerbaijan, Georgia & Armenia: Across the Caucasus

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This if we say so ourselves, is an outstanding itinerary, capturing the best of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia, one of our favourite regions for cultural adventure.

Taking you from the shores of the Caspian Sea and the splendid history of Baku, through the pretty wine fields of Kakheti and up to the spectacular High Caucasus mountains, you will be following in the footsteps of Silk Road traders, Crusader Knights and Ottoman Princes. This region, lying at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, ...

Taking you from the shores of the Caspian Sea and the splendid history of Baku, through the pretty wine fields of Kakheti and up to the spectacular High Caucasus mountains, you will be following in the footsteps of Silk Road traders, Crusader Knights and Ottoman Princes. This region, lying at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, is packed with the legends of the Golden Fleece, stunning scenery and warm and hospitable people, with a flourishing food and wine scene.

It also, amazingly, remains relatively unknown even to many experienced travellers and this is the perfect trip for those wanting a diverse experience in an often overlooked part of our world.

At a glance

Typically coasters in Azerbaijan & Armenia, and minibuses in Georgia but it may vary depending on final group size.

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Accommodation, entrance fees, fitness rating.

As an overall ethos, wherever possible we aim to use characterful accommodation that enhances the overall travel experience, not just offers a bed for the night. This can obviously vary dramatically from country to country and from trip to trip. On this particular trip we will be in hotels and guesthouse, all with en-suite facilities.  Please note that the accommodation mentioned in the itinerary is intended as a guide only and is always subject to availability.

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Map & itinerary.

Individual departures may vary so please refer to the information in the tour specific links in the Dates and Prices section below

Day 1 Tour starts in Baku

Rooms will be available in Baku from this afternoon. Those arriving on the group flights will arrive in the early hours of tomorrow morning.

Day 2 Baku: Qobustan rock art & Baku tour

After breakfast, we will head to the UNESCO site of Qobustan, home to over 6000 Stone Age cave drawings, where we will explore the caves and petroglyphs. Then, after lunch at a local restaurant we’ll take a wander around Baku city centre, and discover the quirky architecture. This really is a city of two halves with the ancient walls and heritage buildings juxtaposed with the modern and flamboyant hub in the city. We take in such buildings as the 3 pointed skyscrapers, and  the contemporary landmark of the Zaha Hadid–designed Heydar Aliyev Center, where we pay a visit. We will also make a stop at the Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum that displays the largest collection of Azerbaijani carpets in the world, with both modern and historical weaving techniques on show.

Day 3 Baku - Lahij: Walled city, maidan tower and village of Lahij

We’ll have the full morning to enjoy Baku, the Caucasus’s most cosmopolitan city. We’ll focus predominantly on the old walled city and after entering via the Shamaxi gate, we’ll visit the imposing Maiden Tower and the impressive Shirvanshahs’ Palace (both UNESCO World Heritage sites). After lunch we will head west and finally into the foothills of the Caucasus to the picturesque mountain village of Lahij, famed for its coppersmiths and thriving craft trade.

Day 4 Lahij - Sheki: Crafts and traditions of Lahij

In the morning wander around this lovely village, shop in the market and meet some of the locals. Later, we’ll set off to Sheki, once a key trading post, sitting as it does on a major crossroads. This is our base for the next two nights and is one of the country’s highlights.

Day 5 Sheki: Khan’s palace, local market & Kis Village

With a full day in Sheki region, there’ll be time to visit the beautifully renovated Khan’s palace, the museum and local market and head out to the pretty village of Kis to see the round-towered Albanian Church. This afternoon there will be some free time so you can explore Sheki at your own pace.

Day 6 Sheki - Telavi: Local family lunch, Nekreski Monastery & Gremi Church

Today we will transfer to the Lagodekhi checkpoint and cross over into the Kakheti wine-growing region of Georgia. After joining a local family for lunch at their home, we'll drive to the Nekresi Monastery (4th century), once on the Silk Road, and visit the 16th-century Gremi Church complex, a photogenic citadel with splendid views over the surrounding wine country. In the evening we arrive in Telavi.

Day 7 Telavi - Gori: Wine cellars & tasting, State Museum

This morning, before we leave Telavi, we’ll visit the local market. We’ll then visit the 18th century fortified hilltop town of Sighnaghi. From here we will visit a unique wine cellar where wine is produced and stored, and taste some of the typical wines of the region. On our way to Gori we will make a stop at the Georgian State Museum to see it's stunning treasures.

Day 8 Gori - Kazbegi National Park: Stalin Museum, Uplistsikhe cave city, Ananuri

Gori is infamous not only as one of the focal points of the Russian occupation in August 2008 but also as the birth place of a certain Josef Stalin. Here we will visit the fascinating Stalin Museum (which remains unchanged since its Cold War era opening), before heading on to the ancient remains of the Uplistsikhe cave city. After lunch we’ll start our very scenic drive up through the High Caucasus Mountains along the Georgian Military Highway, which is still a major route linking Georgia with Russia. En route to our night stop at Stepantsminda we’ll visit Ananuri, a 17th century architectural complex, overlooking the Zhinvali reservoir.

Day 9 Kazbegi National Park – Tbilisi: Gergeti Church & Mtskheta

This morning, there will be a chance to take a walk for about 2 hours up through beautiful valleys and forests to the Gergeti Trinity church (14th century) located on top of the mountain (2170m) and one of the country’s most iconic images. Weather permitting, we may also be able to catch a glimpse of one the highest glaciers in the Caucasus – Mt Kazbegi (5047m). We will then enjoy a delicious homemade lunch with a local family, before heading to Georgia’s ancient capital and its religious centre - Mtskheta (3000 years old). This afternoon we will visit two UNESCO World Heritage sites: Jvari church (6th century) and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (11th century) where the Robe of Christ is said to be buried. Then we’ll continue on to Georgia’s stunning capital, Tbilisi, where we’ll have 2 nights.

Day 10 In Tbilisi: Old Tbilisi & café culture

In the morning we will have a city tour taking in Old Tbilisi. From the Metekhi Church overlooking the river Mtkvari (13th century) to the Narikala Fortress, one of the oldest fortifications in the city (4th century), we’ll also pay a visit to the Sulphur Baths, the synagogue, the Anchiskhati Church (6th century) and Sioni Cathedral (6/7th century) where the cross of St. Nino – the woman who brought Christianity to Georgia – is preserved. All these sights are in close proximity and it’s a pleasant walk. We then have the rest of the day to soak up the café culture of Tbilisi, relax and shop.

Day 11 Tbilisi – Dilijan (Armenia): Debed Canyon & Haghpat Monastery

After an early breakfast we will drive to the border and cross into Armenia. We will then drive via the stunning Debed Canyon to the Haghpat monastery, built between the 10th and 13th century, before reaching the alpine town of Dilijan.

Day 12 Dilijan – Goris: Lake Sevan, Sevanavank Monastery & Karahunj

Travelling further into this ancient land, we will take a spectacular drive via Lake Sevan, one of the world’s largest high altitude lakes (1900m) to the medevial Sevanavank Monastery. En route we will visit the Selim Caravanserai, dating from 1332 and reputed to be the best preserved of its type in the country. Finally we will stop off at the prehistoric site of Karahunj, described as the ‘Armenian Stonehenge’, before arriving in Goris.

Day 13 Goris – Yerevan: Tatev Monastery, Noravank Monastery

This morning we will head to one of the highlights of Armenia – the 9th century Tatev monastery - which is reached by the longest cable car in the world, known as the Wings of Tatev. This is Armenia’s most sacred site, and the clifftop location of this still-operating church is breathtaking. On our way to Yerevan we will stop at Noravank Monastery, which was founded in the 13th Century.

Day 14 Yerevan: City sightseeing & afternoon free time

Today we will enjoy the morning sightseeing around the Armenian capital, Yerevan. We will head to the Matendaran Manuscript museum and also visit the Memorial to the 1915 Genocide, before heading to the Cascades, a giant stairway made of limestone, which houses a contemporary art gallery hosting local and international exhibits. After lunch we will have some free time to explore this pleasant city at our own pace, before heading out for our farewell dinner.

Day 15 Tour ends in Yerevan

The tour ends after breakfast at the hotel (rooms available until midday today).

ACCOMMODATION USED ON THIS TOUR

City park hotel baku, baku.

Located in Baku's centre near the old town and many of the city's highlights, the 3* City Park Hotel Baku offers a comfortable stay in the capital in the upper-mid-range bracket. The spacious rooms are well-appointed with modern decor and amenities, and come with high quality en suite bathrooms. There is an excellent on site bar and restaurant, or you are within walking distance of some of a great variety of local restaurants.

Evim Hotel, Lahij

This cosy, family-run guesthouse is set in a picturesque stone and wood building surrounded by scenic mountains and forest. The eight guestrooms are simple, spacious and comfortable, many with their own private balcony. Guests are welcome to use any part of the grounds including the living room and gardens. The family are very hospitable and are on-hand to help with requests such as early morning breakfasts. Hearty, traditional lunches and dinners are available at the guesthouse, however, you are only a short stroll to the cobbled- stone streets, shops and restaurants of the town for further options.

Sheki Saray Hotel, Sheki

Completed in 2006, the Sheki Saray Hotel enjoys an excellent location in the centre of the town and offers good standards of comfort. High ceiling rooms are tastefully decorated blending modern style with traditional local furnishings. They all offer uninterrupted views of the Caucasus Mountains and the red roofs of Sheki, and feature modern amenities including satellite TV, telephone, mini fridge and a well-equipped bathroom. The popular restaurant serves international cuisine and a selection of local specialities, and guests can also enjoy a cold or hot drink with Sheki halva in the garden grounds.

Kviria Hotel, Telavi

With just 14 rooms, Hotel Kviria prides itself on its contemporary style, using old Georgian brick on the building exterior & in its wine-cellar and soft colours throughout the hotel’s interior. All rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels as well as complimentary tea, coffee and water. The hotel has rooftop solar panels, an outdoor heated pool and makes its own wines under the name “Matisi”, which guests can enjoy in the wine bar.

Gori Inn, Gori

Gori Inn is an excellent mid-range hotel recently added to Gori's collection, offering extensive facilities and modern amenities. There are a range of rooms and suites which are spacious and comfortable, some with balconies. The restaurant also offers a diverse menu of Georgian and international cuisine for lunch and dinner and there is a generous breakfast. Guests can also enjoy a well-equipped fitness room and there is a well-sized indoor swimming pool, as well as a spa with multiple treatments available and a sauna and hammam. Wine lovers can also enjoy some on-site tasting from their collection.

Intourist Kazbegi, Stepantsminda

Located in Stepantsminda, the 4-star Intourist Kazbegi provides accommodation with a garden, two bars, a restaurant, a terrace, a library and wi-fi throughout. The hotel is of historical importance, first operating 60 years ago as part of the “Intourist” chain before closing in the 1990s due to the political situation in the country. In 2021, the hotel was given a new lease of life, upgrading all facilities for the modern traveller, whilst keeping its a historical name and appearance. The wooden facade blends flawlessly with the beautiful forest scenery, and the rooms offer a beautiful panoramic view overlooking the Kazbegi mountains. Rooms are well-equipped with a desk, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom, bed linen and towels, as well as a safety deposit box, and some offer a balcony whilst others come with garden views.

Tufenkian Old Dilijan Complex, Dilijan

Close to the centre of Dilijan, the Tufenkian is a renovated stone complex located directly on historical Sharambeyan Street. The eight rooms are simple and modern but with very traditional features, natural colours and extra comforts such as kettles and satellite television. Breakfast is served in the attached Haykanoush restaurant which also specialises in rich Western Armenian cuisine for lunches and dinner. The complex around the hotel has a number of small workshops which specialise in traditional Armenian crafts such as carpets, wood carvings, ceramics and furniture, as well as a bakery and delightful souvenir shops all promoting local handicrafts. The English speaking staff are helpful and welcoming.

Mirhav Hotel, Goris

Mirhav Hotel is a centrally located, newly built hotel designed according to Goris' traditional architectural style. Its nineteen rooms are simply but stylishly furnished with local carpets and furniture. All are a good size with an en-suite shower room, and some have balconies overlooking the tree lined streets of Goris. The hotel has its own restaurant with a large pleasant garden overlooking the river and it is centrally located for nearby amenities. It comes recommended as one of the best hotels in the region.

Opera Suite Hotel, Yerevan

Opera Suite Hotel is a four-star hotel situated in the heart of Yerevan, ideal for sightseeing. The hotel has 106 Suites with high-quality service and a signature Italian style. The hotel is divided into Deluxe Suite, Suite, Executive Suite and Royal Suite separated into smoking and non-smoking suites. Floor to ceiling glass windows provide excellent panoramic views in the Sinatra Restaurant, serving a mixture of local and international dishes. Other food facilities include the Giardino Terrace Cafe, Lobby Bar or Forty Four Sky Bar. Head to the rooftop and find the outdoor and indoor pools with a retractable roof or relax on the sunbathing terrace before enjoying a traditional Thai massage in the Thai Penthouse Wellness Centre and Spa. There is also a fitness centre on the second floor.

Hotel Rating

Accommodation displayed here should be taken as a guide only. *Please refer to the Detailed Itinerary of your individual departure for more information.

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All group tours can be taken on a private basis.

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Responsible travel.

With local people, culture and eco-systems in mind, responsible travel and sustainable tourism are at the core of Wild Frontiers. We believe that a successful trip not only delivers a unique and unsurpassable journey for our travellers but also benefits the people and places we visit. When designing our tours, we actively seek out experiences that have a positive impact on the communities and precious environments we visit - from supporting social enterprises; resting our heads in rural homestays; and eating at locally owned restaurants; to helping fund conservation projects that protect wildlife and their habitats.  Visit the Responsible Travel area of our website to read more, including the work of the Wild Frontiers Foundation through which we fundraise to aid community empowerment and education projects.

Reducing Single Use Plastic

We recognise the environmental issues and challenges around single-use plastic in many countries we visit and are actively working with our partners on the ground to reduce plastic waste on our tours and within the hotels and restaurants we visit. You can help to reduce your personal plastic waste by taking a refillable, filtered water bottle with you on your trip. Filtered water bottles can be refilled from water sources including your hotel room and restaurant taps, drinking fountains and refill stations. Every time you refill your bottle without the use of single-use plastic, you will be helping to reduce waste and protect the environment. Filtered Water Bottles | Wild Frontiers (wildfrontierstravel.com)

Getting There

If you would like us to send you a quote for the suggested tour flights or on any alternative flight that may suit you better, please let us know, noting that for our US clients, we will most likely refer you to one of our preferred partners. For this trip our suggested flights from the UK (subject to change) are shown below.

If you wish to arrange your own flights you are completely free to do so and in this case we can arrange any transfers or supplementary accommodation that you may require. However please note that if you are planning on making your own flight arrangements, we recommend that you first check with us to see if the trip is guaranteed. We then suggest that you purchase flights that are flexible and ideally refundable as due to the nature of adventure travel, itineraries and destination accessibility can change at any time. For more information, please refer to our booking conditions.  

Visas are necessary for many of the destinations we travel to and while we aim to provide you with the most up-to-date information, requirements frequently change and as such for the latest advice we advise that you check with the relevant embassies or contact a reputable visa agency. More details can be found here -  https://www.wildfrontierstravel.com/visa

For this tour, UK passport holders currently require a visa for Azerbaijan but not for Georgia or Armenia. Passports should ideally be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the end of your tour.

Non-UK passport holders or non-UK residents should contact the relevant embassies for individual requirements. VACCINATIONS & ADDITIONAL TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS There are no mandatory vaccination requirements for travellers to Azerbaijan, Georgia or Armenia.

For all destinations, please make sure you are up-to-date with any standard vaccinations (e.g. MMR, Hepatitis A, Tetanus) as recommended by your local health care provider.  For the most up-to-date information on all vaccination requirements and the most suitable anti-malarial tablets, we strongly suggest that you seek advice from your local travel centre or consult an official travel health website such as www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk or www.travelhealthpro.org.uk Covid Testing : No mandatory testing is currently required for vaccinated or unvaccinated travellers. If necessary further details will be sent out to you upon booking, however ensuring that correct and valid visas & vaccinations are obtained remains the sole responsibility of the client.

If you have more time available, why not arrive early to adjust to a new time zone or just to get a feel for the country before your tour starts? Alternatively, you might choose to allow a few extra days after the tour to relax or to undertake some further exploration. The choice is completely yours and we can usually arrange anything from simply additional accommodation and transfers to full tailor-made itineraries*. Please contact the office for more details and to discuss your requirements.

*Please note bespoke, tailor-made itineraries need to be a minimum of 7 days and we can only offer them in countries where we have a tailor-made expert

Governmental Travel Advice

Many governments issue advice which highlights potential hazards their citizens might experience when travelling abroad. We strongly suggest you refer to your country’s particular advisory site before booking and contact us if you have any queries or concerns. Click to follow links to the advice of the British Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) or the US State Department . Non-UK citizens should consult the travel advice of their respective governments.

Key Information

The weather conditions can be extremely varied (even within the course of a day!). The Greater Caucasus Range moderates local climate by serving as a barrier against cold air from the north and the relatively small territory covers different climatic zones, which are determined by distance from the Black Sea and by altitude. The climatic zones range from humid subtropical to snow and glaciers.

IS THIS TRIP FOR ME?

It may sound obvious but Wild Frontiers tours are not always for everyone and it is important to us that the tour you choose is the most suitable. All our tours have a fitness rating as a guideline but you should check the day-by-day itinerary carefully. In certain instances we may ask you to complete a travel questionnaire before confirming your booking in order to ensure your suitability. Should you have any concerns about your ability to partake in any aspect of the tour then please contact the office.

KEY ASPECTS TO CONSIDER

Anyone in a reasonable state of health, with an open mind and a sense of adventure should be perfectly able to cope with this tour, as many of the activities are optional. There will be some long journeys in the vehicles on the tour, so please be prepared for this. 

THE NATURE OF ADVENTURE TRAVEL

We feel that it’s worth pointing out that while we will always strive to stick as close to the stated itinerary as possible, it may be necessary from time to time to make changes to our itineraries or services (due to weather, political and religious influences etc.) and this can happen with little or no notice. This unpredictability can be one of the most exciting aspects of adventure travel and for many of our clients often leads to unexpected highlights as the tour-leader necessarily adapts the tour to the changing conditions. However we are aware that this lack of assuredness may not suit everyone. As such, with the greatest respect, if you are someone who needs to know that everything will happen exactly as planned, we would kindly suggest that perhaps our tours are not for you. Adventure travel can be infectious and once you’ve caught the bug, it is likely to never leave you, but especially if this is your first such tour we would strongly urge you to give us a call if you have any concerns whatsoever about your suitability for this trip.

TRAVELLING SOLO AND SINGLE SUPPLEMENTS

As a company approximately 70% of our clients are solo travellers, so it’s very unlikely you’ll be alone!

Our prices are typically based on twin-share accommodation but single supplements are not compulsory for any Wild Frontiers tour. If you prefer not to pay a single supplement we’ll pair you with someone else of the same sex for you to share with throughout the trip. On this trip, if you do opt to pay for a single supplement then please note that it will cover you for all nights of the tour. 

Please note that paying a single supplement entitles you to lone occupancy of a single room. In many cases these rooms will be of the same size as a double/twin room, but in some cases they may be smaller.  

Insurance that provides cover for emergency repatriation in case of a medical emergency is compulsory for all tours. You should be aware that due to some of the geographical areas visited and some of the activities included on certain of our trips some standard insurance policies may not always provide adequate cover. As such we strongly recommend that you purchase a policy that adequately covers your trip. Please see the Insurance section for more details.

General Information

All our tours are priced on a land-only basis, giving you maximum flexibility when deciding how to get to and from your tour.

A 10% deposit is required to confirm your booking.

PROTECTION FOR YOUR MONEY

For further details please see our travelling with peace of mind page

This tour will earn you 4948 Wild Miles

WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED

We believe in a completely transparent approach to pricing with no hidden extras. As such, please note that the following are not included in the cost of the tour. Visas & Travel Insurance: Visas will always be tour/nationality dependent but travel insurance is mandatory Tips: Always optional but some guidance will be given in the pre-departure information documents International Flights: Please ask us for an obligation-free quote for flights which originate in the UK Airport Transfers: We include complimentary transfers if arriving/departing on the suggested group flights Beverages & any costs of a personal nature : This will include items such as laundry and souvenirs

WILD FRONTIERS COMMUNITY

If you’re still not sure if this trip is right or just want to see get some different perspectives, then why not have a look at the wide variety of resources we have on our website? Browse our community section to read our blogs, watch videos and find out about our events. 

WHY WILD FRONTIERS?

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Azerbaijan - Georgia - Armenia Tour - 14 days / Small Group Tour

• In-depth Cultural
• Fully Guided

• Introduction
• Day 1 Arrival To Baku
• Day 2 Baku City tour
• Day 3 Baku – Shemakha – Sheki
• Day 4 Sheki – Lagodekhi Border – Gremi Fortress (Georgia) – Nekresi – Telavi
• Day 5 Telavi – Tsinandali – Sighnaghi – Tbilisi
• Day 6 Tbilisi City Tour
• Day 7 Tbilisi – Mtskheta – Gori – Uplistsikhe – Tbilisi
• Day 8 Tbilisi – Sadakhlo Border – Haghpat (Armenia) – Dilijan – Sevan
• Day 9 Sevan - Noratus - Orbelian Caravanserai - Tatev - Goris
• Day 10 Goris - Karahunj - Noravank - Areni Winery - Khor Virap - Yerevan
• Day 11 Yerevan city Tour
• Day 12 Yerevan - Echmiadzin – Zvartnots Ruins - Matendaran Museum (Yerevan)
• Day 13 Yerevan – Garni – Geghard - Yerevan
• Day 14 Departure

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Wherever you want to go to in Armenia and whatever your interests, we promise you an adventure that you will remember for the rest of your life. Follow your interests and choose your favourite travel experience from hiking, cooking, trekking, photography, food and wine tours, exploration of the Great Silk Road... Discover the adventure holiday of your dreams here. We will be your reliable travel guide in exploring Armenia as well as its neighbouring countries.

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• Overall Rating Excellent 5.0
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• Guide Excellent 5.0
• Transport Excellent 5.0
• Accommodation Excellent 5.0
• Food Excellent 5.0
• Tour Operator The Caucasus Tours 5.0

Dates & Availability

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• Upcoming departures
• September 2024
• Monday 24 Jun, 2024 Sunday 7 Jul, 2024 English Multiple Room Types €4,145 Confirm Dates
• Monday 23 Sep, 2024 Sunday 6 Oct, 2024 English Multiple Room Types €4,145 0% Interest Instalments Confirm Dates

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• Currencies $ US Dollar ֏ Armenian Dram Armenia ₾ Lari Georgia

As a traveller from USA, Canada, England, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa you will need an adaptor for types C, E, F.

• These are only indications, so please visit your doctor before you travel to be 100% sure.
• Typhoid - Recommended for Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. Ideally 2 weeks before travel.
• Hepatitis A - Recommended for Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. Ideally 2 weeks before travel.
• Tuberculosis - Recommended for Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. Ideally 3 months before travel.
• Hepatitis B - Recommended for Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. Ideally 2 months before travel.
• Rabies - Recommended for Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. Ideally 1 month before travel.
• Unfortunately we cannot offer you a visa application service. Whether you need a visa or not depends on your nationality and where you wish to travel. Assuming your home country does not have a visa agreement with the country you're planning to visit, you will need to apply for a visa in advance of your scheduled departure.
• Here is an indication for which countries you might need a visa. Please contact the local embassy for help applying for visas to these places.
• For any tour departing before 18th July 2024 a full payment is necessary. For tours departing after 18th July 2024, a minimum payment of 20% is required to confirm your booking with The Caucasus Tours. The final payment will be automatically charged to your credit card on the designated due date. The final payment of the remaining balance is required at least 60 days prior to the departure date of your tour. TourRadar never charges you a booking fee and will charge you in the stated currency.
• Some departure dates and prices may vary and The Caucasus Tours will contact you with any discrepancies before your booking is confirmed.
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Caucasus Group Tour 16 days | Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia

Explore Caucasus in the kilometers of vineyards and cool cellars, mountain peaks, ancient churches, monasteries and castles, hospitable people, mesmerizing dances, songs, and endless poetic toasts at traditional feasts. Take 16-day scheduled Caucasus tour that will introduce you to the three countries of the South Caucasus: Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia. A well-balanced itinerary encapsulates a great number of archaeological, historical and architectural monuments of ancient, medieval, and Soviet times as well as free time to explore capitals at ones convenience. Experience diverse nature and Caucasian cuisine that you cannot resist. You will keep memories of the Caucasus, the land between two seas, for a lifetime.

This tour also runs as an extension to Central Asia group tour with guaranteed departure dates.

Participants need to be in good health, be able to walk on average 4-6 hours every day at moderate speed, climb stairs and low hills, and be able to carry their own luggage for 600 meters across borders.

Tour itinerary:

• Georgian National Museum on Rustaveli Avenue – to visit the “Archaeological Treasury” exhibition;
• National Gallery on Rustaveli Avenue – to see the works of the famous Georgian artists Niko Pirosmani, David Kakabadze, and Lado Gudiashvili;
• Tbilisi flea market at Dry Bridge – where you can find antiquities (many of which are from the Soviet era), paintings by local artists, and handmade Georgian souvenirs;
• David Agmashenebeli Avenue – a recently-renovated pedestrian street full of historical buildings that have beautiful facades in the art nouveau, pseudo gothic, and classicist styles with a mix of typical Georgian ornamentation and balconies. All along the street there are plenty of cozy art cafés, galleries, shops, and wine bars;
• Dezertirebi Bazaar – which sells local, natural products including Georgian sweets (such as churchkhela); various types of dried fruits, nuts, and spices; and Georgian cheeses;
• Funicular railway to Mtatsminda Mountain – which offers a beautiful view of Tbilisi;
• Wander in Sololaki – a neighborhood full of art nouveau houses.
• In the evening, you can visit the famous Tbilisi sulphur bath houses to relax in the hot, naturally sulphur-enriched water after a long day of exploring (both public and private rooms are available, but private ones should be booked in advance).
• For those who are interested in culture, we suggest visiting the State Opera House of Georgia to enjoy a ballet or opera performance ( opera.ge ). You can find out what other cultural events are on in Tbilisi, and book tickets, at tkt.ge .
• Ararat Brandy Factory ;
• History Museum ;
• Vernissage souvenir market.
• All transfers, incl. airport;
• Accommodation in 4* hotels, breakfasts included;
• Entrance tickets to sights as per itinerary;
• Meals: 15 breakfasts, 6 lunches, including 2 lunches in Georgian families, and 4 dinners (3 of them with folk show);
• Three wine tastings: Khareba (GE), Tsinandali (GE), Areni (AM);
• Azerbaijan E-visa;
• Bottled drinking water;
• English-speaking tour guides in each country.
• Surcharge for staying in a single room;
• Other meals;
• Hotel charges for additional services;
• Personal travel insurance;
• International flight tickets before and after the tour.

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Group size: 1-16 persons

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Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour

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Accommodation, price options, private tour of georgia, armenia and azerbaijan | 14 days.

Comprehensive tour of all three countries of the South Caucasus, our best-seller holiday package, is a well-balanced itinerary and a great deal to get you packing. While covering major tourist highlights this tour program will still bring you the sense of exclusive “travel like local” experience. The 14-day tour of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia will commence in Baku, capital city of Azerbaijan and one of the most dynamically developing megapolis’s in the area, with its picturesque views over the Caspian sea shore, ancient Oriental architecture and contemporary developments. Tours’ route continues to the North of the country towards its border with Georgia with trips to Absheron peninsula and its burning mountain (literally!), ancient stony village further up the trip, and Sheki town famous for its middle ages royal residence. Georgia will welcome our travelers at the Eastern countryside, region of Kakheti , known as a heart of Georgian winemaking. Followed by the tour of Tbilisi , the journey will also take you to the magnificent Kazbegi mountain with the Gergeti trinity church proudly overlooking the gorge below. Last 5 days of the Caucasus tour will be dedicated to magical Armenia – home to ancient monasteries, charming landscapes and spellbinding legends!

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Day 1: arrival in baku (azerbaijan).

Our representative will meet you in the airport and arrange for hotel transfer.

Day 2: Baku city tour (Azerbaijan)

Spend the first day in the region by exploring Baku, Azerbaijan capital city. Your guide will first take you to the “Shehidler Hiyabani” (memory alley) with a picturesque view opening from the site. Keep on wandering the new part of Baku and learn about XIX- XX centuries architecture: Nizami Ganjavi monument, Rasul-Zade Street, Nizami and Fountain square. Continue the tour by entering “Icheri Sheher” (inner town in old Baku) – famous Maiden Tower, Sheikh Shirvan Palace, “Caravanserai”, market. This day will finish with welcome dinner in local restaurant. Transfer to the hotel after dinner.

Day 3: Tour to Absheron peninsula and Gobustan (Azerbaijan)

This day of the Caucasus tour will be dedicated to the travel to Greater Baku area and Absheron peninsula. Depart your Hotel and drive to Gobustan National Park, where you will see the petroglyphs from 10 thousand BC. You will continue the tour by visiting one of the most exciting sites in the area – mud volcanoes in Gobustan. It is believed that almost half of world’s mud volcanoes are in Gobustan. Next stop is an ancient temple of fire worshippers called Ateshgah. Known fact that centuries ago zoroastrians from India passed thousands of kilometers coming to Ateshgah to worship fire literally coming from underground. Azerbaijan is labeled as a “Land of fire” for a reason. “Yanardag” (burning mountain), your next destination, is a place where burning natural gas amazes visitors and wandering strangers for thousands of years. Transfer back to Baku.

Day 4: Tour to Lagich, Kish and Sheki (Azerbaijan)

Depart Baku towards Sheki region of Azerbaijan. Make en route stops at the Sheikh Diri Baba mausoleum and then keep on traveling to Shamakha, visit historical “Juma” (Friday) Mosque, “Yeddi Gumbez” (seven domes) mausoleum, as well as Sheikh Shirvan family graveyard. Breathtaking views offers you the road to Lagich passing Girdimanchay rivers’ canyon. The mountain village itself is a settlement established in the 5th century AD, and allows travelers to dive deep into the regions history and medieval atmosphere with narrow stone walkways. Arrive in the town called Kish, visit the Church of Saint Elishe, also known as 12th century Caucasian Albanian Church (currently inactive). Later in the evening arrival to Sheki, check-in to hotel.

Day 5: Tour to Kakheti (Georgia)

In the morning before driving towards border with Georgia, you will have a brief tour of Sheki. The town is rich on historical, cultural and architectural heritage, with medieval fortress, Palace of Khans, Museum of history, mosque and madrassah, and local handicraft bazar being part of it.

Border with Georgia is about 2-hour drive away from Sheki. You will be met by local guide and vehicle on the other side to continue your exciting Caucasus journey with yet another fascinating country – Georgia.

Your Georgia tour will start with the region of Kakheti famous for its ancient winemaking traditions. Numerous vineyards as well as both big and small wine producing facilities are biggest landmarks of the region. Major highlight of the day is a wine tour and wine tasting at unique wine cellar “Gvirabi” (tunnel) by winemaking company “Khareba”, set inside the tunnel excavated in the XX century deep into the Caucasus mountain range. Next stop before driving to capital city Tbilisi will be the town called Sighnaghi, labeled recently as a “city of love”, mostly for the fact that one can register there their marriage 24/7. Previously a royal residence, Sighnaghi still surrounded by ancient city walls and currently one of the most popular travel destinations in Georgia. Drive to Tbilisi, check-in to hotel.

Day 6: Tbilisi city tour (Georgia)

Georgian capital city for many centuries of its existence was a place where people of all faiths, cultural and national backgrounds used to live together, making Tbilisi a contemporary metropolis filled with history and atmosphere of the rich and great past. Your South Caucasus travel will continue this day with the tour of old Tbilisi: at the Metekhi church and King Vakhtang monument you will listen to the Tbilisi founding legend, continue by cable car to ancient Narikala fortress, walk down to the “Legvtakhevi” (fig) gorge and Tbilisi waterfall, passing by the church and mosque. Tbilisi flea market experience will be followed by stroll through the renovated pedestrian alley and part of the “New Tiflis” major renovation project of Georgian capital. And to make this day special – traditional Georgian welcome dinner will be attended. Transfer to hotel.

Day 7: Tour to Kazbegi (Georgia)

Tour to Georgia would not be complete without a journey to Kazbegi, a small town close to the border with Russia. The tour itinerary for this day will start with the Jvari monastery, architectural gem of the Caucasus, located on top of the hill overlooking major Georgian highlights – its old capital town Mtskheta; famous two rivers merging point where Mtkvari river meets river Aragvi; and transport highway entering Tbilisi. Another site worth making a stop on the way is Ananuri fortress – established in XVI century as a residence for local Dukes of Aragvi the complex is still a place that impresses all those passing by with its nobility and greatness. Other attractions en route include exciting view of two small mountain rivers making one, and flowing side by side without mixing their colors for quite a distance; also a picturesque mountain landscape viewpoint followed by the “Cross” pass. Arrive in Kazbegi, change a vehicle for 4-wheel-drive cars to get to Gergeti Holy Trinity church, nestled on top of one of the highest hills at 2170 meters above sea level. Drive to mountain resort Gudauri for overnight. Transfer to hotel.

Day 8: Tour to Uplistsikhe and Mtskheta (Georgia)

After breakfast in the hotel start driving back towards Tbilisi with the stops in Uplistsikhe and Mtskheta on the way. From Gudauri in about 2-hour drive the group will arrive to the cave town Uplistsikhe – the magnificent remains of an ancient pagan settlement where all the houses used to be carved inside the rocks. Continue your Caucasus tours’ Georgian part by visiting a local family’s private wine cellar for house wine tasting and homemade lunch. After lunch arrive to Mtskheta, old capital town of ancient Georgia and one of the most important historical cities of the country. Visit the old town and its principal sight – Svetitskhoveli monastery. The name of the monastery means “living pillar” and it is widely believed that the place is a burial site of Jesus Christ’s mantle. Being one of the principal churches in Georgia, the monastery is also one of the most revered places in Caucasus. Transfer to Tbilisi.

Day 9: Tour from Tbilisi to Yerevan (Armenia)

Check-out from your Tbilisi hotel in the morning and depart towards the border between Georgia and Armenia (about 1.5-hour drive). On the other side, you will be met by local guide and driver to start touring the last destination country of the Caucasus tour – Armenia.

The first Armenian site to visit is Haghpat monastery, the X century architectural monument and UNESCO World Heritage list member, in the region of Lori. The next attraction of the tour is what is called a Jewel of Armenia – lake Sevan, the largest freshwater alpine lake in Caucasus and Eurasian region. Total surface area of the lake is 1900 square miles which comprises a sixth part of Armenia. Arrive to Sevanavank (Sevan monastery), ancient monastic complex which beautifully set in one of the coasts of lake Sevan and features two major churches – Surp Arakelots (Holy Apostles) and Surp Astvatsatsin (Holy Mother of God), founded in the year of 847 by Princess Mariam. Another distinguishing feature of the site is a magnificent view that surrounds the place – snowy mountains everywhere your eyes could see.

Arrive in Yerevan, check-in to hotel.

Day 10: Yerevan city tour (Armenia)

Sightseeing tour of Armenian capital is yet another exciting day of your travel to Caucasus. You will see how different it is from two previous capitals, especially with its colors – Yerevan has a distinguished color in its basic architecture (spoiler: it’s pink!). This city tour will start with probably the most adventurous part – Cascade Monument. Interesting fact about this place is that it has 2780 stairs to walk up, exactly the number of years Yerevan has celebrated recently. Walking up these stairs does have its reward – a fascinating view over the city, with gorgeous Ararat mountain, central square of Republic, major city avenue and beautiful Opera theatre building – all in a magic full view. And, as usual, the city tour of Armenian capital will complete with the national cuisine dinner and traditional folklore show. Transfer to hotel.

Day 11: Tour to Garni, Geghard and Etchmiadzin (Armenia)

Continue your South Caucasus tour with a following program:

In the morning leave Yerevan for the Armenian village called Garni with its principal highlight – ancient pagan fortress of the I century BC. Drive to Geghard, IV century medieval monastery partially carved out of the adjacent mountain, and yet another UNESCO World heritage list site. Continue to the see of Vagharshapat and visit the Etchmiadzin Cathedral, known as “mother-church” of the Armenian Apostolic Church and residence of the Catholicos of All Armenians. Drive back to Yerevan, transfer to hotel.

Day 12: Tour to Khor Virap, Areni, Tatev (Armenia)

The 2-day trip to Tatev in Armenia will start with the visit to Khor Virap (deep dungeon) monastery placed in the Ararat plain and used to be the residence for Armenian Catholicos. This monastery’s fame and a religious pilgrimage status came with the fact that St. Gregory the Illuminator, the Baptist of Armenia, spent 14 years here as a prisoner for disseminating Christianity. Next stop of the day tour in Armenia will be small town Areni, famous for its traditional wine made of pomegranates and apricots. Wine tour and tasting here is definitely a highlight.

Final stop for the day is IX century’s Tatev monastery itself. To get to the monastery you will be taking the longest non-stop cableway in the world (5.7 km). Views that opening to travelers are simply indescribable – you will have to see it with your own eyes. Transfer to the town of Goris for overnight.

Day 13: Tour to Noravank (Armenia)

After a lazy morning and delicious breakfast served in the hotel in Goris depart back to Yerevan. Make en route stop at the Noravank (new monastery) complex. The location of the site within the narrow gorge of Amaghu river is making you feel being in times when the monastery was founded – in 1205. Not mentioning the architectural style of the Complex itself – highly artistic monument reminiscent of the tower-like burial structures of the first years of Christianity in Armenia.

Transfer to hotel in Yerevan.

Day 14: Departure from Yerevan (Armenia)

Check-out from your hotel before 12 pm. Airport transfer.

* Please note that the above accommodation options are our first choice, and subject of availability for your exact dates of travel

* Other price options available upon request

Tour price includes:

• Accommodation (Double or Twin room) with breakfast
• English speaking guide service in each country
• Sightseeing tour program
• All transfers according to the program
• Entrance tickets to sights mentioned in the tour program
• Dinner in Baku (day 2), Tbilisi (day 6), and Yerevan (day 10)
• Wine tasting in Kakheti region, Georgia
• Brandy tasting in Yerevan, Armenia
• E-visa to Azerbaijan

Tour price does not include:

• Lunches and dinners (except those mentioned above)
• Personal additional expenses in hotels
• Personal travel insurance
• Georgia and Armenia visa

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Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia in 17 days

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Introduction

Admire the breathtaking scenes of ancient monasteries that standstill even after so many centuries, visit the old wine town of Armenia to try variety of wines made of pomegranate, apricot and berries, take pictures of Biblical Mount Ararat when visiting Khor Virap Monastery as nowhere else the mount has such a magnificent view, have a look at the cave where the world oldest leather shoe has recently been found. Enjoy the incredibly beautiful scenery of Mount Kazbek from the hill. Stroll around Sighnaghi – “the town of love” famous for its architecture in the style of southern Italian classicism, try the famous unique wine in Khareba winery. There is no doubt everyone will be eager to see a Burning Mountain in Azerbaijani (Yanar Dag), a natural gas fire which blazes continuously on a hillside on the Absheron Peninsula. Enjoy a lovely walk in Gobustan National park along the Caspian coast. Feel the real power and excellence of the Caucasus.

Day 1 - Arrival - Baku City Tour

Day 2 - gala - yanardag - gobustan np - baku, day 3 - nij - sheki.

Day 4 - Kish - Azerbaijan-Georgian border - Kakheti

Day 5 - telavi - tsindandali - sighnaghi - tbilisi, day 6 - tbilisi city tour, day 7 - ananuri - gudauri - gergeti - tbilisi, day 8 - vardzia - paravani - akhaltsikhe, day 9 - rabati - borjomi - kutaisi, day 10 - kutaisi city tour, day 11 - georgian-armenian border - haghpat - sanahin - stepanavan - dilijan, day 12 - sevan - selim pass - jermuk, day 13 - karahunj - tatev - goris, day 14 - areni - noravank - khor virap - yerevan, day 15 - yerevan city tour - echmiadzin - zvartnots, day 16 - garni - geghard - yerevan, day 17 - departure, inclusions/exclusions, the tour price includes.

• Private airport transfers according to your flight information
• Accommodation in hotels for 16 nights (3* European class hotels/double rooms)
• All transfers in air-conditioned vehicle (vaccinated drivers)
• English speaking guide service for all days (vaccinated guides)
• All admission fees
• 3 bottles (0,5 litre) of water per day per person
• Tatev cable car ticket

The tour price doesn't include

• Flights (available upon request)
• Medical insurance
• Lunches & Dinners
• Additional night 68 EUR
• 3* Single supplement 399 EUR
• 4* upgrade p/p (dbl/twin room) 458 EUR
• 4* Single supplement 475 EUR

GUARANTEED TOUR DATES

Jun 4, 2019, may 3, 2024, may 19, 2024, may 10, 2024, may 26, 2024, may 24, 2024, jun 9, 2024, jun 7, 2024, jun 23, 2024, jun 14, 2024, jun 30, 2024, jul 5, 2024, jul 21, 2024, aug 2, 2024, aug 18, 2024, aug 16, 2024, sep 1, 2024, sep 6, 2024, sep 22, 2024, trip reviews (26), paul and janet brown.

We had a 17 day tour to the Caucasus last month and really felt regret heading back to our country. The tour gave us many unforgettable memories, and even the broken conditioner in the hotel in Tbilisi couldn’t spoil the highly positive impression we had as the hotel staff quickly managed the issue. Earnest thanks to Arara tours for such a great experience!

David Johnson

Had an amazing journey to three Caucasian countries with Arara tours. The tour was planned thoroughly, the itinerary was quite smooth and covered many breathtaking and interesting sights. The only problem was periodically heavy traffic in Yerevan and Tbilisi, especially in peak hours, but it’s not a really big deal as the hotels were centrally located. We enjoyed the evening walks around the capitals. Special highlights of the trip were the guides, Inna, Luka and Raffi.

Phoebe Abelson

I am delighted to write this review because I can not keep my emotions to myself. I have never traveled outside of North America and I am so happy I did. It was quite an experience. My family was a bit concerned about my tour to a region that far, but with Arara tours I had a peace of mind the whole time. I must say, as someone who loves to take photos, I have taken so many of them during my trip. The hotels were really good and in the city centers, I especially enjoyed the view from Brim hotel. The tour guides were really knowledgeable and good at their work, especially in Georgia and Armenia, and they kindly answered all my questions. They were proud to show their countries and were very enthusiastic while telling the history. Thank you Hasmik for the great recommendations for restaurants and for joining me for dinner. 

WHY BOOK WITH ARARA

With agencies operating in Georgia, we are able to provide clients with the best price and quality services.

We choose only the best hotels located in the city center close to the main sights.

We work only with professional guides and guides who have experience in tourism for more than 8 years. All our guides are fully vaccinated against Covid-19.

With Arara you book at first hand from a qualified local Armenian agency. Avoid surcharges applied by intermediaries and save money!

We provide our tourists with comfortable air-conditioned transport. All our drivers are fully vaccinated against Covid-19.

We host over 3,000+ tourists per year. Our clients are mostly from the USA, UK, Australia and Canada. Average age of our travelers is from 45 to 80. Our groups consist of travelers from all genders. There are solo travelers in most of our groups.

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Auroom hotel (baku).

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Seventeen Rooms (Telavi)

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Verona (Jermuk)

Goris Hotel (Goris)

Midtown Hotel (Baku)

Macara (Sheki)

Brim (Tbilisi)

Holiday Inn (Telavi)

Newport (Kutaisi)

Ani Plaza (Yerevan)

Mirhav (Goris)

Tufenkian Old Dilijan Complex (Dilijan)

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• All Meals – Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (set menu) as mentioned in the itinerary
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