Georgia & Armenia
Caucasus Explorer
ModerateDuration
12 days
Group Size
Up to 8
Difficulty
Moderate
Price
$1,850
Tour Overview
The Caucasus is one of the most underrated travel regions in the world — two ancient Christian nations wedged between the Greater Caucasus mountains and the Middle East. This expedition moves from Tbilisi's wine bars and sulphur baths to Yerevan's dramatic highland landscapes, with a stunning mountain church perched on the edge of the world.
Tour Highlights
Kazbegi & Gergeti Trinity
Drive the Georgian Military Highway to the dramatic church at 2,170 m with Mt. Kazbek towering behind it.
Wine Country, Kakheti
Visit Georgia's wine heartland, home to the world's oldest winemaking tradition (8,000 years).
Geghard Monastery, Armenia
A UNESCO-listed monastery partly carved from the living rock of a gorge, dating to the 4th century.
Mt. Ararat Views, Yerevan
From Yerevan's elevated terraces, the snow-capped cone of Ararat dominates the horizon.
Itinerary
Day 1–3
Tbilisi
Old Town, Narikala Fortress, sulphur baths, Shardeni wine bars.
Day 4
Kazbegi Day Trip
Drive the Military Highway, hike to Gergeti Trinity Church.
Day 5–6
Kakheti Wine Region
Sighnaghi walled city, winery visits, traditional qvevri wine tasting.
Day 7
Cross into Armenia
Border crossing at Bagratashen, drive to Yerevan.
Day 8–9
Yerevan
Republic Square, Cascade, Matenadaran manuscript museum.
Day 10–11
Armenian Monasteries
Geghard, Garni Temple, Khor Virap with Ararat views.
Day 12
Departure
Fly from Yerevan Zvartnots airport.
What's Included
- All transfers
- 11 nights accommodation
- Daily breakfast
- English-speaking guide (full tour)
- Entrance fees
- Wine tasting
Starting from
$1,850
per person
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