About this trip
Sixteen days across Armenia and Georgia, two countries with distinct histories that sit right on the edge of Europe and Asia. You travel between the capitals, Yerevan and Tbilisi, taking in monasteries, cave towns and UNESCO-listed sites along the way.
It's a trip built around contrast — Soviet-era relics next to ancient churches, mountain villages next to city squares. Food and drink are part of the pace too, with khachapuri, natural wine and sulphur baths woven into the days rather than treated as extras.
This is a guided, moderate-pace journey for anyone curious about the Caucasus beyond the obvious highlights, with a good mix of walking, history and downtime to actually taste and absorb the place.
What you'll do
- Explore Yerevan and Tbilisi, the two capitals bookending the trip
- Visit ancient monasteries and cave towns across both countries
- See UNESCO-listed sites tied to the region's religious and cultural history
- Try khachapuri and other local specialities
- Sample Georgian natural wines
- Unwind in traditional sulphur baths
- Moderate pace with a mix of walking, sightseeing and travel days
- Private rooms throughout, so no need to share
- Covers two countries, so expect a border crossing partway through
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Departing in Sep is cheapest — from £2,010, about 28% below the priciest month (Jun).
Getting there
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Yerevan · 4 Sept – 5 Sept
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