Georgia & Armenia Adventure - 13 Days

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Trip Snapshot

Age range

12 - 100

Start / End

  • Tbilisi
  • Yerevan

Physical rating

2/5

Group size

1 - 16

Meals included

15

Highlights

  • Discover Tbilisi's Timeless Charm & Georgia's Ancient Heart: Explore the vibrant Georgian capital, marveling at historic districts, panoramic views from Narikala Fortress, and the bustling Caravanserai. Journey back in time to the ancient rock-hewn city of Uplistsikhe and the sacred city of Mtskheta, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, home to the magnificent Svetitskhoveli Cathedral.
  • Mountain Majesty & Georgian Culinary Secrets: Embark on a thrilling 4WD adventure to the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church, dramatically set against the majestic Caucasus mountains. Immerse yourself in Georgian culture with a hands-on Khinkali cooking experience at a local family home, savoring the delicious traditional meat dumplings you helped prepare.
  • Enchanting Canyons & Western Georgian Wonders: Glide through the serene Martvili Canyon on a boat ride, surrounded by lush greenery and captivating cascading waterfalls. This natural spectacle offers a tranquil escape and a glimpse into Western Georgia's breathtaking landscapes.
  • Armenian Capital's Cultural Riches & Melodic Traditions: Dive into Yerevan, Armenia's dynamic capital, with a walking tour revealing the grandeur of Republic Square. Witness the exquisite artistry of Armenian rug weaving at the Megerian Carpet Museum and be enchanted by a masterclass in playing the ancient, soulful Duduk instrument.
  • Sacred Monasteries & Soaring Scenery of Armenia: Experience the profound spiritual history of Armenia with a visit to the iconic Khor Virap Monastery, offering stunning views of biblical Mount Ararat. Then, soar above dramatic gorges on the world's longest reversible aerial tramway, the Wings of Tatev Cable Car, to reach the ancient and awe-inspiring Tatev Monastery complex.
  • Sweet Armenian Flavors & Empowering Connections: Indulge your sweet tooth with a delightful Gata-making cooking class in picturesque Dilijan, learning to craft traditional Armenian pastries. Later, connect with local communities through a visit to the WINNET Goris Foundation, supporting women's empowerment in southern Armenia.
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Summary

Thirteen days, two incredible countries, and a lifetime of memories — this adventure through Georgia and Armenia is packed with history, culture, and jaw-dropping landscapes. Start in Tbilisi and end in Yerevan, winding through ancient fortresses, centuries-old churches, and rugged canyons where civilization has thrived for generations. Dive into the region’s rich artistic traditions with an Armenian carpet weaving demonstration and a masterclass in playing the Duduk. And, of course, no journey through the Caucasus is complete without indulging in its mouthwatering cuisine. From hidden gems to iconic landmarks, this trip has it all — just bring your sense of adventure!

Itinerary

  • Day 1

    Tbilisi

    Arrive at any time, and meet your CEO and group in the evening at a welcome meeting. Afterwards, head out for a short orientation walk around the hotel area on the way to an optional group dinner.

  • Day 2

    Tbilisi

    Set off to explore Tbilisi this morning on a walking tour through various districts and past some of the iconic landmarks of the city. Enjoy views from the Narikala Fortress before descending into the Caravanserai, a place where travellers and trade caravans used to stop and spend the night in years past. Enjoy the remainder of the day and evening at leisure to continue exploring or to relax.

  • Day 3

    Tbilisi/Gudauri

    Travel this morning from Tbilisi to the village of Stepantsminda, where you'll switch to 4WD Jeeps for the drive to the spectacular Gergeti Trinity Church. Visit the church and explore on your own before meeting a local family for a cooking experience involving the preparation of meat dumplings called khinkali, which will serve as lunch. Move on to Gudauri for the evening, stopping at the Friendship Monument on the way.

  • Day 4

    Gudauri to Kutaisi

    Travel to Gori, birthplace of the communist revolutionary and Soviet politician, Joseph Stalin. Choose to visit the State Stalin Museum or join your CEO on a walk up to the town fortress for views overlooking the valley. Continue to the archaeological site of Uplistsikhe, an ancient city carved out of the rock, before arriving to the city of Kutaisi. Join your CEO for a short orientation walk on the way to an optional dinner out with the group in the evening.

  • Day 5

    Kutaisi

    Visit the impressive Martvili Canyon this morning, and board a boat for a short ride along the gorge with cascading waterfalls. Continue by foot to a quaint local village for for some free time for lunch before returning to Kutaisi. The rest of the afternoon and evening is free for individual exploration, or perhaps join your CEO for a walk to the Bagrati Church.

  • Day 6

    Kutaisi West/Tbilisi

    Travel to Mtskheta this morning, one of the oldest cities in Georgia as well as one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Visit the Svetitskhoveli cathedral, then continue on to Terragarden for lunch and a cooking class. Later, transfer to Tbilisi for a walk with your CEO and an optional farewell dinner.

  • Day 7

    Tbilisi/Yerevan

    Wave goodbye to Tbilisi this morning and cross the border into Armenia. Stop in the city of Vanadzor for a walking tour and some free time for lunch before continuing on to Yerevan. Head out in the evening for an optional dinner with your CEO and fellow travellers.

  • Day 8

    Yerevan

    Set out on foot this morning with a walking tour of the city. Discover the historical significance of Republic Square before visiting the Megerian Carpet Museum to enjoy the rich traditions of the Armenian rug weaving culture. Continue to the Cascade complex for stunning views of the city, learn all about the stone-carved Armenian Khachkar, and try your hand at playing the Duduk instrument with a local musician. Enjoy free time for the rest of the day and evening.

  • Day 9

    Yerevan/Dilijan

    Depart for Lake Sevan this morning and take some free time to explore or take an optional boat ride on the lake. Continue on to Dilijian for a cooking class about how to make traditional sweet Armenian pastries called 'gata' which will serve as a light lunch. Continue exploring the area on foot with a walking tour and finish the day with free time and an optional dinner out with the group in the evening.

  • Day 10

    Dilijan/Goris

    Set out for Khor Virap and enjoy a tour of the Monastery this morning. After some free time for lunch, depart for the Areni-1 Cave to explore the multicomponent cave complex on foot. Continue on to Goris for the evening and take a short orientation walk with your CEO on the way to an optional dinner.

  • Day 11

    Goris/Yerevan

    Travel to Goris Crochet this morning to visit the WINNET Goris Foundation, which works to empower the women of southern Armenia in their political, economic, and social lives. Continue on to Halidzor and hop on the Wings of Tatev Cable Car up to the monastery for a visit of the ancient complex before returning to the bus and carrying on to Yerevan in the afternoon.

  • Day 12

    Yerevan

    Enjoy a free day to explore Yerevan's parks, museums and historical monuments. Perhaps join an excursion to the Geghard monastery and Garni monastery, and finish off with a cooking demonstration at a local guesthouse. Regroup in the evening for an optional final dinner out with the group.

  • Day 13

    Yerevan

    Depart at any time.

What's Included

  • Accommodation

    Hotels (12 nts).

  • Meals

    Breakfasts: 12, Lunches: 3, Dinners: 0

    Vegetarian options are available on all meals throughout the adventure.

    Vegetarian options available

  • Local Guide

    Guided

    This adventure is led by a local guide throughout. The main language of this adventure is English. Please contact us for other languages available.

  • Wifi

    Wifi is available during the adventure. In some areas and / or accommodation / transport Wifi may be free.

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Essential trip information

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Frequently asked questions

  • Which countries will this adventure tour visit?

    This adventure tour explores the incredible countries of Georgia and Armenia.
  • What is the maximum group size for this tour?

    The maximum group size for this tour is 16 participants, ensuring a more intimate travel experience.
  • What is the minimum age requirement for this tour?

    The minimum age for participants on this tour is 12 years old.
  • What type of accommodation is provided on this tour?

    Accommodation is primarily in small, locally-run hotels or pensions, offering clean, safe, and simple stays in central locations with traditional character. Larger city hotels are used at the start and finish. Please note some properties, especially those with only two stories, may not have elevators, air-conditioning, or English-speaking staff.
  • How many meals are included during the tour?

    The tour includes 12 breakfasts and 3 lunches.
  • What modes of transportation are used during the tour?

    Transportation between destinations and for included activities will be by private vehicle, with some activities involving a boat ride, a cable car (Wings of Tatev), and walking.
  • What unique cultural and culinary experiences are included?

    The tour offers several unique cultural and culinary experiences, including a Khinkali (meat dumpling) making experience in Kazbegi, a Terragarden cooking class in Mtskheta, a Gata (sweet Armenian pastry) making class in Dilijan, an Armenian carpet weaving demonstration, and a masterclass in playing the Duduk instrument.
  • What historical and natural landmarks will we visit?

    You will visit numerous historical and natural landmarks such as Tbilisi's Narikala Fortress, the ancient rock-hewn city of Uplistsikhe, Gergeti Trinity Church, Martvili Canyon, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, Khor Virap Monastery, the Areni-1 Cave Complex, and the Tatev Monastery accessed by cable car. The tour also includes a visit to Gori, the birthplace of Joseph Stalin.
  • What is the physical rating for this tour?

    This tour has a physical rating of 2, meaning it involves light to moderate activity, including walking tours and excursions. It is suitable for those with an average level of fitness.
  • Is tipping customary, and what are the recommendations?

    While not compulsory, tipping is expected and appreciated. Recommendations are 3-5 USD/EUR per person per day for local guides, and 20-25 USD/EUR per person per week for your Chief Experience Officer (CEO). Tipping can be done individually or as a group.
  • How are solo travelers accommodated, and is there a single supplement?

    Solo travelers are typically paired in shared twin or multi-share accommodation with someone of the same sex at no extra cost. If you prefer your own single room, you can book the 'My Own Room' option, which will incur an additional cost.
  • What currencies are used, and what are the recommendations for managing money?

    The currency in Georgia is the Georgian Lari (GEL) and in Armenia it is the Armenian Dram (AMD). ATMs are widely available in main cities and accept Visa and Mastercard. It's advisable to carry some cash for instances where ATMs might not be accessible. Euros, British Pounds, and US Dollars are easy to exchange. For US Dollars, ensure notes are new, in good condition, and issued after 1996. It's also recommended to have an emergency fund of at least an additional USD $200 (or equivalent).
  • What is the recommended dress code for local visits?

    It is recommended to dress modestly, wearing loose, lightweight, long clothing that covers your shoulders. Short shorts or skirts are generally not advisable, especially outside of capital cities where local dress is often more conservative. Your CEO can provide specific advice during the trip.
  • Will there be a tour leader or guide accompanying the group?

    Yes, this group trip is accompanied by a Chief Experience Officer (CEO) throughout, who will provide information, offer suggestions, recommend local eateries, and introduce you to local contacts. Local guides are also used for specific sites to enhance your experience.
  • Are international flights included in the tour price?

    No, international flights are not included in the tour price.
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