Yerevan Tours in Spring
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10 Best Spring Tours in Yerevan
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Journey across the epic landscapes of the South Caucasus on this 12-day tour, connecting Baku, Tbilisi, Sheki, and beyond. As you travel through Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan, you’ll traverse a region that has served as a cultural and geographic bridge between Europe and Asia for thousands of years.
Archaeological evidence places human settlement here as early as 3 million years ago, and the tour unfolds a tapestry of ancient sites, world-famous monasteries, and vibrant cities. Explore World Heritage painted churches, mysterious cave towns, and dramatic gorges, all while immersing yourself in the distinct languages, religions, and cultures that define each country.
This small group trip provides comfortable accommodation, transport, and meals, letting you focus on the magnificent scenery and deep-rooted traditions. The highlight of this tour package is its comprehensive scope—delivering the full breadth of the South Caucasus’ natural wonders, history, and art in a single, expertly guided journey.
12 days
fromUSD 2,684
Venture into the heart of the South Caucasus with the 7-day Caucasus Countries tour, spanning the vibrant cities of Baku, Tbilisi, and Yerevan. This city sightseeing adventure is perfect for those eager to experience a region where Europe and Asia meet amid soaring mountains and ancient traditions.
Explore Azerbaijan, home to early oil history and striking modernity, before journeying to Armenia—the world’s first Christian nation, rich in rugged landscapes and painted churches. In Georgia, renowned for its legendary wines and dynamic cuisine, discover why the country is celebrated as the birthplace of viticulture. Throughout the trip, you’ll marvel at World Heritage monasteries, cave towns, dramatic gorges, and a wealth of museums and art galleries.
This guided small group tour includes all accommodations, transport, and meals, ensuring a comfortable, culturally immersive experience. The unique selling point lies in its cross-cultural exploration: in just one week, witness the distinct languages, faiths, and histories that make the South Caucasus a truly captivating destination for curious travelers.
11 days
fromUSD 2,333
Curious about the crossroads where Europe and Asia intertwine? This 16-day walking tour across Georgia and Armenia invites experienced travelers to uncover the region’s layered history, epic landscapes, and culinary delights. Journeying from Yerevan to Tbilisi, you’ll traverse UNESCO-listed monasteries, explore cave towns, and wander the grand boulevards of two captivating capitals—each brimming with stories from the Soviet era and ancient times alike.
The moderate activity level means days filled with guided walks through mountain scenery, bustling markets, and atmospheric old towns, balanced by plenty of opportunities to savor cheesy khachapuri, sip natural wines, and relax in traditional sulphur baths. Along the way, you’ll discover the unique blend of cultures that defines the Caucasus, sampling local delicacies and immersing yourself in age-old traditions.
The unique selling point of this tour is its rich sensory immersion: from hands-on food experiences to scenic hikes and city strolls, every moment is designed to indulge your curiosity and palate. For adventurers seeking a deeper understanding of Georgia and Armenia’s past and present, this journey delivers unforgettable insights and authentic flavors at every turn.
16 days
fromUSD 3,300
Experience the historical sites and scenic beauty of the Caucasian Silk route in Armenia. From high-altitude lakes to hidden monasteries in the forest, this vivid guided hike reveals the rich natural and cultural heritage of Armenia on foot.
Follow sections of the Transcaucasian Trail through remote villages, flower-filled meadows and alpine forests, with each day offering both breathtaking scenery and ancient history - from the iconic Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery to 12th-century Goshavank and the UNESCO-listed Sanahin and Haghpat Monasteries.
Enjoy warm hospitality in locally hosted guesthouses, soak up scenic Lake Sevan, and walk forest trails through Dilijan National Park - known as the "Armenian Switzerland".
Perfectly paced and fully supported, this eight-day journey is the ideal introduction to the Caucasus on foot - and links seamlessly with part two of the Transcaucasian Trail Hike through Georgia.
8 days
fromUSD 2,040
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If you crave destinations that defy the ordinary, the "Best of Georgia & Armenia" trip is your invitation to the Caucasus. Over eight days, experienced travelers can unravel the region’s cultural and natural splendors, traveling from Yerevan to Tbilisi. Expect strolls through the atmospheric streets of Tbilisi, explorations of ancient monasteries, and encounters with breathtaking mountain scenery.
This easy-paced tour stands out for its deep dive into local culture—dining with friendly hosts and delving into the region’s architectural and culinary treasures. For those who appreciate immersive travel in lesser-known lands, this tour package is a must.
8 days
USD 1,799fromUSD 1,745
Venture deep into the heart of the Caucasus on a 19-day journey that unites the diverse cultures and dramatic landscapes of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia. Starting in cosmopolitan Baku and culminating in the historic streets of Yerevan, this tour package is crafted for seasoned adventurers who appreciate a blend of history, local interaction, and awe-inspiring scenery. From the rolling vineyards and ancient mosques of Azerbaijan to Georgia’s cobbled capitals and Armenia’s majestic monasteries, each day reveals a new layer of this fascinating crossroads between Europe and Asia.
Guided walks through UNESCO sites, forays into rural communities, and hands-on experiences—like learning traditional winemaking from Georgian farmers—allow for genuine cultural immersion. Explore the wonders of the Prometheus Grotto, marvel at medieval fortresses, and savor dinners hosted in authentic countryside homes. The moderate activity level means that those comfortable with full days of exploration will find just the right amount of challenge and reward.
What truly sets this trip apart is its emphasis on authentic local encounters: break bread with farmers, trace Soviet and Silk Road legacies, and witness a region where history is alive in every village and valley. For travelers who crave stories, flavors, and landscapes beyond the ordinary, this comprehensive tour of the South Caucasus offers unparalleled depth and variety.
19 days
fromUSD 4,670
Baku, Tbilisi, and Yerevan—begin a journey across the Caucasus that weaves together the vibrant cultures and diverse landscapes of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia. The "Azerbaijan, Georgia & Armenia Explorer" is a 16-day adventure tour ideal for experienced travelers and seniors seeking easy-paced, insightful discovery. Explore Baku’s old city, marvel at Sheki Khans Palace, sip wine in Kakheti, and revel in Georgia’s UNESCO-listed Mtskheta and mountain vistas near Kazbegi. Wander through cave towns, medieval sites, and Armenia’s spiritual heart in Echmiadzin. The highlight of this trip is the depth of cultural immersion and historical insight, guiding you through both hidden gems and celebrated landmarks. For those who crave a rich, varied exploration with all the logistics handled, this tour package is a must.
16 days
fromUSD 4,580
3% Off Today
Set off on a culinary exploration across Georgia and Armenia with the "Georgia Real Food Adventure" trip, an 8-day odyssey designed to awaken your senses and satisfy your wanderlust. This guided small group tour takes you from the atmospheric streets of Yerevan and Tbilisi to the dramatic Caucasus foothills, Stepantsminda, and more, blending moderate activity with immersive food experiences.
Begin in Tbilisi, where the city’s colorful facades and mountain backdrop set the stage for hands-on cooking classes and tastings that reveal the secrets of Georgian cuisine. Engage with locals as you sample iconic dishes and discover why Georgian wines are treasured worldwide. The journey winds through historical marvels such as the Narikala Fortress, the ancient town of Mtskheta, and the stunning Ananuri Fortress Complex—destinations that provide both sightseeing and a taste of the regions’ deep cultural roots.
A standout experience is your overnight in the Pankisi Valley, staying with descendants of the original highland Chechens. Wander lush grounds, enjoy hospitality rarely offered to outsiders, and gain authentic insight into the valley’s unique heritage. Throughout the trip, you’ll find a lively blend of moderate physical activity—walking, exploring, and culinary participation—making it ideal for travelers eager for both adventure and flavor.
The tour’s unique selling point is its seamless fusion of gastronomic discovery and cultural immersion, allowing you to taste, learn, and connect at every stop. If you’re seeking a food-focused tour package that unlocks the true character of Georgia and Armenia, this is your ticket to an unforgettable journey through flavors, landscapes, and stories.
8 days
USD 1,995fromUSD 1,935
32% Off Today
From Baku’s cosmopolitan streets to Yerevan’s cultural heart, the Premium Azerbaijan, Georgia & Armenia tour unfolds over 16 days for seasoned travelers and seniors. Traverse diverse landscapes—from arid plains to forested hills and snow-capped peaks—while delving into centuries-old traditions shaped by shifting borders. With an expert local leader, visit Tbilisi’s lively neighborhoods, taste distinctive regional cuisine, and connect with locals eager to share their stories. The tour’s USP is its rare opportunity to experience three distinct cultures and histories in one seamless journey, making it an ideal trip for those seeking the intersection of ancient heritage and modern vitality.
16 days
USD 5,835fromUSD 3,961
Prepare to be amazed, arriving in Georgia and Armenia is like stepping through the looking glass into a completely unexpected travel destination; beautiful, welcoming and with a wild and intriguing history – add great food and wine, incredible UNESCO heritage sites and stunning scenery and you have the perfect mix for an incredible journey of discovery.
12 days
fromUSD 3,680
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Top Yerevan Tour Activities for Spring
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Reviews of our Yerevan Tours for Spring
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Anonymous | Traveled in April
These two countries could not be more different from each other in landscape and culture. They both have stunning mountain scenery, wonderful food and friendly people. We did visit lots of churches in both countries but it is the locations they are in which are amazing.
Anonymous | Traveled in April
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Anonymous | Traveled in May
The tour was very full and we saw a huge amount of the two countries and enjoyed the hospitality and food of several families and small businesses. We also spent many hours travelling in a not very comfortable minibus but this enabled us to stay in most hotels for at least two nights rather than changing everyday. The highlight for me was walking in the mountains, The cave town and beans in a clay pot which is so much more tasty than it sounds.
Anonymous | Traveled in April
A very good introduction to 2 hitherto unknown countries. Well organised, good guides, hotels better than we expected, though Health and Safety issues in some of the hotels.
Anonymous | Traveled in April
Two interesting countries emerging from a troubled history, seemingly modern and European in feeling. Both were very pretty, the food was excellent and the people friendly and welcoming. Then there were the Churches - lots and lots of them! Rather a sedentary tour, could have done with some exploring on foot.