About this trip
Eleven days across Armenia and Georgia, moving between the two capitals through mountains, monasteries and villages that show you why this region built its reputation on hospitality. It's a private, fully guided trip, so the pace and stops are shaped around you rather than a fixed group.
You'll cover a lot of ground — rolling hills, high valleys, ancient stone churches — but the itinerary is built as an easy introduction rather than a deep dive, giving you a real sense of both countries without rushing every day.
What you'll do
- Wander Yerevan with views of Mt. Ararat
- Visit the UNESCO-listed monasteries of Geghard and Haghpat
- See Lake Sevan, the largest high-altitude lake in the Caucasus
- Explore Tbilisi and try Georgian food
- Drive the Georgian Military Highway into the Caucasus Mountains
- Visit a Georgian wine region
- Private tour with your own guide throughout, so timings can flex to suit you
- Rated easy, with comfortable pacing rather than long, demanding days
- Covers two countries in 11 days, so expect a fair amount of travel between stops
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Getting there
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Zvartnots · 20 Jul – 21 Jul
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