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Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia in 17 days

Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia
3,773 USD2,912 USD
17 days/16 nights
Small Group (2-13)
Best Market Price
Average Age: 45-75
Breakfast

Description

Our Tour Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia in 17 days is a journey through history, culture and nature. It is a great chance to discover classical sights along with additional unique natural and historical gems.

 

In Armenia you will 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 and have a look at the cave where the world oldest leather shoe has recently been found. In Georgia you will enjoy the incredibly beautiful scenery of Mount Kazbek from the hill, stroll around Sighnaghi – “the town of love”, try the famous unique wine in Khareba winery. In Azerbaijan you will see a Burning Mountain (Yanar Dag), a natural gas fire which blazes continuously on a hillside on the Absheron Peninsula, have a lovely walk in Gobustan National park along the Caspian coast. Besides classical itinerary you will also visit Vardzia cave city, Rabati Castle and Tatev Monastery. 

 

If you got interested in the tour and want to join the group choose the date you want and the "Book Now" button. Our specialists will contact you and answer your questions. You can also request an individual tour for any date you prefer. Join us and feel the real power and excellence of the Caucasus!

Highlights

  • Enjoy the uniqueness of three colorful Caucasian countries - Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan

  • Marvel at the Mud Volcanoes in the Gobustan Reserve

  • Enjoy the colors and aromas of Azerbaijan old bazaar

  • Travel to the cradle of Georgian wine making, Kakheti region, for trying the exquisite wines

  • Visit Echmiadzin Cathedral - the mother church of Armenian Apostolic Church

  • Try legendary Jermuk mineral waters the composition of which is similar to Karlovy Vary waters

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Day 1-Arrival - Baku City Tour

Arrival at the airport, transfer to the hotel. Your first day will start at 10:00 am with a city tour around Baku. Baku is the capital of Azerbaijan, its scientific, cultural, and industrial center. After the second oil boom in 2006 the city turned into the modern one with unique extraordinary jaw-dropping masterpieces. Your city tour will start from the old part of Baku from the Double Gates - double-arched entrance to the inner city of old Baku. The tour will include visits to the oldest Caravanserai, medieval Hamams and Mosques, Shirvanshakhs' Palace, and climb to the rooftop of Maiden Tower. Also, the tour guide will show you the place where apostle Bartholomew was crucified. You will also visit Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center distinguished with its unique design.

Overnight:Hotel in Baku
Tour duration:5-6 hours
Drive:35 km / 22 mi / 30 min
Sights of Baku
Day 2-Gala - Yanardag - Gobustan NP - Baku

This day will start with a trip to Gala village known for the museum complex Gala. The complex includes Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography, Castle Museum (partly open-air), and the Museum of Antiques. After the tour you will have a master-class on the preparation of gutab – the traditional pie with filling. The tour will proceed to Yanar Dag or «burning mountain». The place is distinguished by the eternal fire blazing on the hill. The flame appears due to the subsurface natural gas. Due to such amazing natural phenomena, Azerbaijan is often called «the land of fire». The tour will proceed to the temple of Ateshgah, also called the «Fire Temple of Baku». The next place to explore is the world's unique Gobustan National Reserve. The area is known for its petroglyphs, mud volcanoes and gas stones. The mud here is supposed to have some medical properties. You will return to Baku at the end of the day.

Overnight:Hotel in Baku
Tour duration:6-7 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:135 km / 84 mi / 2 hrs
Yanar Dag - Mud Volcanoes - Ateshgah Temple
Day 3-Nij - Sheki

In the morning you will depart to Sheki town. On the way there will be some stops for exploring curious places and sights. One of such place is Nij village where you will forget about modern life and feel in a special world. Here is located a unique small church of Udi people. There are only a few thousand Udi people in the world today and the majority (approx. 4.000) live in this area in Azerbaijan. They have roots in Caucasian Albania. At last, you will reach your day destination, Sheki town, and will start a guided tour. The sightseeing tour will include the magnificent Palace of Sheki Khans and the Craft Museum. The palace once serving as a summer residence of khans nowadays impresses with its lavish dеsign and surrounding chinar trees. Shebeke craft workshop will be your last destination.

Overnight:Hotel in Sheki
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:320 km / 200 mi / 4.5 hrs
Sheki - Udi church
Day 4-Kish - Azerbaijan-Georgian border - Kakheti

The day will start with a nice tour around the local sweet bakery. After a while you will head to Kish village. The place is well known for its Church of Saint Elishe which is one of the oldest Orthodox churches in the world. Your tour will proceed to the Azerbaijan-Georgian border where you will be met by our Georgian representatives. Your last day destination will be Kakheti region - the hospitable picturesque region with sun-filled vineyards as well as many great places of interest. Here you will admire the architecture and pleasant atmosphere of Sighnaghi town.

Overnight:Hotel in Kakheti
Tour duration:6-7 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:190 km / 118 mi / 3 hrs
Sights of Sheki
Day 5-Telavi - Tsindandali - Tbilisi

Your tour will start with an exploration of Telavi– the center of Kakheti region. The tour will continue to Tsinandali estate which is the patrimony of the famous Georgian dynasty – Chavchavadze. The estate is known for its amazing labyrinth planted with exotic trees in it and cellars, where the unique collection of Georgian and European wine is preserved. The day will end with a tour around the well-known winery Khareba and have a chance to degustate local wines, as well as have a master-class on baking shoti bread.

Overnight:Hotel in Tbilisi
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:245 km / 153 mi / 3.5 hrs
Kakheti - Tsinandali - Sighnaghi
Day 6-Tbilisi City Tour

Tbilisi is probably one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the South Caucasus. Its vibrant, lively atmosphere and the interweaving of modernity with antiquity will not leave anyone indifferent. The day will be devoted to sightseeing in the city. First you will explore an open-air Ethnographic Museum where are exhibited traditional buildings from all Georgian regions. Then you will explore the center and the old town. Meidani Square, the Assumption Church, Narikala Fortress, the sulfur baths, Mtatsminda Mount and other attractions will be included in the program.

Overnight:Hotel in Tbilisi
Tour duration:5-6 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:60 km / 37 mi / 1 hr
Sights of Tbilisi
Day 7-Ananuri - Gudauri - Gergeti - Tbilisi

In the morning you will head to Ananuri Fortress located in an amazing place on the shore of the Zhinvali reservoir and surrounded by green velvet hills. The fortress was founded in 1720 with a defensive purpose. The tour will proceed to Gudauri resort. The town is considered one of the most popular ski destinations in Georgia. Although its tourist season starts in winter, Gudauri is no less attractive in summer and autumn: green mountains, sunlit meadows strewn with fragrant flowers, fields with peacefully grazing cows, silence and absolute idyll! In Stepantsminda settlement you will go up the hill to visit Gergeti Church. From the top of the hill opens an amazing view which cannot be expressed in words. Return to Tbilisi.

Overnight:Hotel in Tbilisi
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:250 km / 156 mi / 3.5 hrs
Ananuri - Gudauri - Gergeti
Day 8-Vardzia - Paravani - Akhaltsikhe

The cave city Vardzia without a doubt is in the lists of the most interesting sights of Georgia. It used to be a real city carved in a monolithic rock high in the mountains. Here you will have a chance to go through narrow tunnels, visit the rock church and watch unique frescoes, you will also learn an interesting legend connected to the sight. Your tour will proceed to the largest lake of Georgia - Paravani. After admiring the natural beauties you will visit the monastery of St. Nino which is famous for its small dairy managed by local nuns. Here you will find various unique kinds of cheeses that cannot be found anywhere else in Georgia. Your overnight will be arranged in Akhaltsikhe.

Overnight:Hotel in Akhaltsikhe
Tour duration:8-9 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:350 km / 218 mi / 5 hrs
Vardzia - Paravani - Akhaltsikhe
Day 9-Rabati - Borjomi - Kutaisi

This day you will start your tour from the most famous sight of Akhaltsikhe town - Rabat Fortress. This recently renovated fortress can be seen from almost any corner of this small and cozy town. Over its centuries-old history, the citadel had undergone many troubles including devastation, desolation, the rebuilding of churches. Till our days not all constructions have survived. After the renovation project, the fortress turned into an impressive and very popular tourist attraction. The territory of the fortress occupies no less than about 7 hectares. Your tour will proceed to Borjomi resort where you can taste its world-famous mineral waters just from the spring in the Mineral Water Park. The last destination is Kutaisi town.

Overnight:Hotel in Kutaisi
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:180 km / 112 mi / 2.5 hrs
Rabati - Borjomi - Kutaisi
Day 10-Kutaisi City Tour

Your tour will start with an exploration of Kutaisi. It is considered the historical capital of Georgia. The city is beautifully divided into two parts by the Rioni River, the parts are connected by several bridges, among which the White Bridge stands out. The main attraction of Kutaisi, we would call the Bagrat Temple, which is one of the largest churches in all of Georgia. Bagrati Cathedral is a UNESCO object. In Sataplia National Reserve you will explore the cave known for its dinosaurs Traces. The last excursion will be at Motsameta Monastery located on the hill under the River Tskhaltsitela - Red River. Drive to Tbilisi.

Overnight:Hotel in Tbilisi
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:270 km / 168 mi / 4 hrs
Bagrati - Sataplia - Gelati
Day 11-Georgian-Armenian border - Haghpat - Sanahin - Stepanavan - Dilijan

In the morning you will head to Georgian-Armenia border, meet your Armenian representatives and start your tour to Armenia. First stop will be at Haghpat and Sanahin Monasteries, which are listed by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites. Next you will visit Stepanavan Dendropark – Armenia’s first botanical garden. 15 hectares of its territory are planted with exotic trees and the rest 20 hectares are covered by natural wild forest. The trip will continue to Tavush Province. Here you will have a stop at the cozy resort town of Dilijan known for its arts and crafts as well as picturesque lush nature and healing air.

Overnight:Hotel in Dilijan
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:250 km / 156 mi / 3.5 hrs
Haghpat - Stepanavan - Dilijan
Day 12-Sevan - Selim Pass - Jermuk

Gegharkunik Province is best known for amazing Lake Sevan; on this day you will head to Sevan Lake. It is one is highest freshwater lakes in the world located at an altitude of 1900 meters above the sea level. After visiting Sevanavank monastery you will have a Trip along the part of the Great Silk Road towards the Selim Pass. Stop at 14th century Selim Caravansary – one of the most well-preserved hostels along the ancient Great Silk Road. Next stop is the resort town of Jermuk, famous for its hot mineral springs and scenic landscape. Walkthrough the Arpa River Canyon to admire the Jermuk Waterfall.

Overnight:Hotel in Jermuk
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:210 km / 131 mi / 3 hrs
Selim Pass - Sevanavank - Jermuk
Day 13-Karahunj - Tatev - Goris

On this day you will head to Syunik Province and have the first stop at Karahunj, a 7500-years-old observatory, known as the “Armenian Stonehenge”. The trip will continue to the pearl of Armenian medieval architecture, Tatev Monastery. The monastery can be reached by the longest cable car in the world which stretches over the 320 meter-deep Vorotan River Canyon. After the tour you will head to Goris for a free evening and overnight.

Overnight:Hotel in Goris
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:210 km / 131 mi / 3 hrs
Karahunj - Tatev - Goris
Day 14-Areni - Noravank - Khor Virap - Yerevan

In the morning you will have a check out from the hotel and head to Yerevan. En route, you will visit wine factory to taste local wine made of the unique grape sort “Areni”. The tour will continue through a narrow canyon to the valley of red rocks where Noravank Monastery is located. Trip to the south of Armenia to Khor Virap Monastery located at the foot of Biblical Mount Ararat. In the evening you will be in Yerevan and explore the vibrant capital of Armenia.

Overnight:Hotel in Yerevan
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:250 km 156 mi / 3.5 hrs
Noravank - Areni - Khor Virap
Day 15-Yerevan City Tour - Echmiadzin - Zvartnots

City tour around Yerevan Visit to Matenadaran institute museum, which houses over 17,000 ancients and medieval manuscripts. Stop at the Food Market of Yerevan where you will have an opportunity to wander through the aisles of locally grown fresh fruit and vegetables. Trip to Echmiadzin town, the religious centre of all Armenians around the world. Visit Echmiadzin Cathedral. On the way back you will stop at the ruins of Zvartnots temple (7th century, UNESCO World Heritage Site), that was a miracle of its time.

Overnight:Hotel in Yerevan
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:55 km / 34 mi / 1 hr
Moscow Cinema - Zvartnots - Echmiadzin Cathedral
Day 16-Garni - Geghard - Yerevan

Trip to the scenic canyon of the Azat River to Geghard Cave Monastery listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Tour to Hellenistic Garni temple built in 77 AD, dedicated to the Armenian God of the Sun Mitra. Visit the Museum of Armenian History where you will have a fascinating journey through the rich history of Armenia.

Overnight:Hotel in Yerevan
Tour duration:7-8 hours
Meals:Breakfast
Drive:80 km / 50 mi / 1.5 hrs
Garni - Geghard
Day 17-Departure

Transfer to the airport, departure.

Meals:Breakfast

The tour price includes

  • Private airport transfers according to your flight information

  • Accommodation in hotels for 16 nights (3* European class hotels/double rooms)

  • Breakfast

  • 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

  • Visa fee

  • Lunches & Dinners

  • Additional night

    80 USD
  • 3* Single supplement

    468 USD
  • 4* upgrade p/p (dbl/twin room)

    537 USD
  • 4* Single supplement

    557 USD

Guaranteed tour dates

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Private Tourfrom Baku
17
Individualto Yerevan
3,204 USD2+
Fridayfrom Baku
17
Sundayto Yerevan
3,106 USD13
Fridayfrom Baku
17
Sundayto Yerevan
2,912 USD13
Fridayfrom Baku
17
Sundayto Yerevan
2,988 USD13
Fridayfrom Baku
17
Sundayto Yerevan
3,387 USD13
Fridayfrom Baku
17
Sundayto Yerevan
3,387 USD13
Fridayfrom Baku
17
Sundayto Yerevan
3,387 USD13
Fridayfrom Baku
17
Sundayto Yerevan
3,387 USD13
Fridayfrom Baku
17
Sundayto Yerevan
3,275 USD13
Fridayfrom Baku
17
Sundayto Yerevan
3,387 USD13
Fridayfrom Baku
17
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2,912 USD13
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Reviews (50)

Angela Cannon
Ireland

Sati, the four of us arrived home safely yesterday. We really enjoyed the whole trip and Raffi in Armenia was a superb guide. He did so much to give us information on our WhatsApp group in advance of what we were going to see and was thoughtful about our needs and requests. We will certainly recommend the trip to friends! All the best to you and thank you for keeping in touch. 

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James Oliver
Ireland

Hi Hasmik,

Thanks so much for the best service and communication pre-tour and during the tour checking with me all the time, we couldn’t have been cared for more. All the guides were wonderful, sites were great, the drivers were good and careful. Though I was shocked how fast the driving was in Georgia and Azerbaijan, but our drivers were driving very well.

I am very glad I chose this trip to cover as much as possible. We thoroughly enjoyed the 3 Caucasus countries and the sites. The group members were also great and lovely people.

I had a wonderful time! 

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Joann Huang
Singapore

This was our first time visiting the Caucasus, and the 17-day tour could not have been a better choice. The itinerary was excellent, quite packed but every site worth visiting. Our guide in Azerbaijan – Svetlana was amazing, Sophie in Georgia was a very lovely and helpful guide, and finally Raffi in Armenia was terrific.

We loved Armenia the most. Hope we can return one day.

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Why book with Arara?

THE BEST PRICE IN THE MARKET FOR HIGH-QUALITY SERVICE
Travelers on the tour mostly from the USA, UK, Australia and Canada
LICENSED AIR CONDITIONED TRANSPORT
CENTRAL LOCATED HOTELS
OWN AGENCY IN ARMENIA, GEORGIA AND UZBEKISTAN
GUIDES WITH 8+ YEAR EXPERIENCE

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Documents:Passport, flight ticket (printed or electronic), insurance, visa (if required)
First aid kit:bandaids / plasters, special medicine or drugs in permanent use, antibacterial gel/wipes, antiseptic cream, lip balm
Essentials:Moneybelt, laptop/tablet/phone, chargers, camera with extra memory cards and batteries, outlet adapter
Credit cards and cash:Credit cards can be used in all capital/big cities at hotels, restaurants, shopping malls, supermarkets, etc. EUR, USD and GBP can be exchanged into the local currency at exchange places and banks.
Dressing:There are no restrictions regarding clothes; scarf or shawl is advisable for churches (obligatory in Georgia for women)
Spring/Autumn:long pants/jeans, long sleeve blouses, light raincoat, jacket, comfortable waterproof shoes, umbrella
Summer:T-shirts, shorts, long sleeve blouses for evening, sandals, umbrella, sun protection, sun glasses, sunhat, SPF sunscreen cream
Winter:Warm coat, warm wool sweater, long warm trousers, long boots (waterproof), scarf, gloves

FAQ

What’s the best time of year to join the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Spring (April–June) and late summer to autumn (August–October) are the best times to travel, as the weather is pleasant and comfortable.

How do I get from the airport for the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Your 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour includes private airport transfers. Upon arrival at Heydar Aliyev International Airport in Baku, our driver will meet you with a sign displaying your name and take you to your hotel. At the end of the tour, you'll be transferred to Zvartnots International Airport in Yerevan. Transfers are arranged according to your flight schedule, whether you arrive early in the morning or late at night.

Can I add an extra night or request additional services before or after the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Absolutely! You can arrive early in Baku, Azerbaijan or extend your stay in Yerevan, Armenia by adding extra hotel nights. We can also arrange additional services such as extra tours, flights, or special restaurant reservations. Just let your travel agent know in advance, and we’ll handle all the arrangements for you.

What currencies do you accept for booking the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

We accept payments in USD (U.S. dollars), EUR (euros), GBP (British pounds), AUD (Australian dollars), and CAD (Canadian dollars).

Do I need a visa for the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Visa requirements vary based on nationality. Most travelers need an e-visa for Azerbaijan, which takes about 3–5 working days to process. After booking your tour, we will provide the necessary hotel reservations to support your application. Simply ask your travel agent for the most up-to-date visa information tailored to your nationality.

What time is hotel check-in and check-out during the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Hotel check-in usually starts at 2:00 PM, and check-out is between 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM. If you arrive early or leave late, you can store your luggage at the hotel.

What is the tipping culture on the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Tipping is not mandatory but is appreciated. If you are satisfied with the service, a typical tip is €10–15 per day for the tour guide and €5–7 per day for the driver. In restaurants, a 10% service charge is often included, but you may leave an additional tip if the service was excellent.

What type of electrical plugs are used during the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

All three countries use Type C and Type F plugs (Europlug), so make sure to bring a suitable adapter if needed.

How many people will be on the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

This tour is designed for small groups, with a minimum of 2 travelers and a maximum of 13, ensuring a personalized experience.

Are flights included in the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

International flights (arriving in Baku, Azerbaijan, and departing from Yerevan, Armenia) are not included in the tour package.

Can I change my travel dates for the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Yes! If your travel plans change, simply contact your travel agent via email with your new preferred dates. We will check availability and assist with any necessary modifications.

What standard of accommodation should I expect during the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

You’ll stay in comfortable 3-star European-style centrally located hotels, with the option to upgrade to 4-star or 5-star accommodations upon request. In regional areas, accommodations are clean and cozy, offering an authentic experience of local hospitality.

Are the tour vehicles air-conditioned on the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Yes! All our vehicles are equipped with air conditioning to ensure a comfortable journey.

Are credit cards widely accepted during the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Yes, credit cards are widely used in major cities and tourist areas. However, small markets and rural areas may require cash payments. You can exchange money at official exchange offices and banks or withdraw cash from ATMs, which are widely available in cities.

Do I need to carry local currency in cash during the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Yes, we recommend having some local cash—Azerbaijani Manat (AZN), Georgian Lari (GEL), and Armenian Dram (AMD) - especially for smaller rural areas. Your tour guide can assist you with finding the best currency exchange spots.

What kind of weather and clothing should I expect for the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour in spring and autumn?

Expect mild warm weather with possible rain sometimes. Average temperatures are 12–20°C in Azerbaijan, 10–18°C in Georgia, and 8–18°C in Armenia. We recommend packing layers, a light jacket, an umbrella, or a raincoat. When visiting monasteries and churches, shoulders and legs should be covered. Scarves will be available on site if needed.

Can you accommodate dietary restrictions on the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Absolutely! Let us know in advance about any dietary restrictions, and we’ll ensure that your meals are adjusted accordingly.

Is Wi-Fi available in hotels during the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour?

Yes, all hotels provide free Wi-Fi. You’ll also find Wi-Fi in most restaurants and cafés. For extra convenience, we recommend getting a local SIM card with mobile data. SIM cards are available at airports and in city shops.

How does the 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour compare to the 13-day Classical Caucasus tour?

The 17-day Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour offers a deeper exploration of all three countries, with more overnight stays in regional areas and off-the-beaten-path destinations. The 13-day tour focuses more on the main highlights, while this itinerary allows for a more immersive experience, cultural interactions, and a slower pace.

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