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Venture to the crossroads of Europe and Asia with the "Highlights of Azerbaijan & Georgia" city sightseeing tour. Over ten days, journey from Baku’s futuristic skyline to Georgia’s medieval towns, traversing the Caucasus Mountains and savoring the region’s legendary wines. With a moderate activity level, this trip is well-suited to travelers eager for a balance of city walks, light hikes, and cultural experiences. Standout moments include visiting Europe’s largest open-air rock museum, sharing a traditional home-cooked meal with a Kakheti family, and trekking to the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church. The unique selling point of this tour package lies in its seamless fusion of ancient history and vibrant modern culture, offering immersive encounters at every turn for those who relish both adventure and authenticity.
City sightseeing
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
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.
Cultural, religious and historic sites
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Georgia Uncovered is a feast for the senses and the soul—a seven-day journey through Tbilisi and beyond that reveals the heart of the Caucasus to experienced travelers. With an easy pace, this tour package combines the intrigue of ancient fortresses and churches with the warmth of local hospitality.
Stroll through lively cities and historic halls, then marvel at Georgia’s rugged rock formations, gushing waterfalls, and sweeping river gorges. Savor regional flavors with a hands-on cooking class, and raise a glass of wine crafted from centuries-old vines. Along the way, you’ll connect with locals, share stories, and experience firsthand the traditions that have shaped Georgian life.
The unique selling point? This trip offers not just sightseeing but true immersion—learn to fold khinkali dumplings, sample wines in the cradle of viticulture, and walk the landscapes that inspired legend. For those seeking authentic cultural encounters wrapped in natural beauty, Georgia Uncovered is the perfect tour package.
Explorer
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Why settle for one country when you can explore three? The "Turkey, Georgia & Armenia Encompassed" tour is a 27-day odyssey for experienced travelers seeking a truly immersive experience. Journey from Istanbul’s dynamic streets to Georgia’s scenic landscapes and Armenia’s storied monasteries. Along the way, check off icons like Cappadocia and Gallipoli, delve into ancient cities, and savor authentic regional cuisine—from homemade dumplings to farmhouse feasts. The trip’s unique draw: its comprehensive scope, blending bucket-list sights with off-the-beaten-path cultural encounters and unforgettable hospitality.
Explorer
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Accommodation
Guest House, Hotel
Age Range
12-100 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Istanbul, Yerevan, Sanliurfa, Ma
Istanbul, Yerevan, Sanliurfa, Mardin, Van, Kars, Tbilisi, Gudauri, Kutaisi, Canakkale, Dilijan, Goris, Selçuk, Izmir, Cappadocia, Adıyaman
Craving an adventure that bridges continents? The "Georgia & Armenia Adventure" trip delivers 13 days of awe-inspiring history, mouthwatering cuisine, and scenic wonders. Start in Tbilisi, wind through ancient churches and rugged canyons, and end in Yerevan, Armenia’s lively capital. Participate in hands-on cultural experiences, from Armenian carpet weaving to learning the Duduk, and savor the region’s culinary delights. Perfect for young adults and experienced travelers, this easy-paced tour offers a deep dive into the Caucasus’ rich heritage and hidden gems. The USP: an engaging blend of history, artistry, and authentic regional flavors.
Explorer
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Cycle through the spectacular landscapes of the Southern Caucasus. This captivating cycling journey traces an inspiring route through the Southern Caucasus, from the high-altitude lakes and ancient monasteries of Armenia to the dramatic canyons, alpine valleys and historic fortresses of Georgia. With expert guides and full vehicle support throughout, you’ll cycle up to 500km on a mix of paved roads, gravel tracks and scenic mountain terrain—featuring steady climbs, rewarding descents and a rich blend of history and culture at every turn.
Begin in Yerevan, exploring medieval cave monasteries, pre-Christian temples and the cultural foundations of Armenia before cycling along the shores of Lake Sevan and through the lush forests of Dilijan National Park. Continue north via Vanadzor and cross the border into Georgia, where the journey shifts into a new landscape and character.
In Georgia, experience a carefully designed itinerary that blends culture and moderate cycling. Wander the atmospheric streets of Old Tbilisi before riding through the forested highlands and meadows above Algeti National Park, the archaeological ruins of Samshvilde, and the volcanic plateaus surrounding Dashbashi Canyon. Explore the scenic Georgian Military Highway en route to the mountain resort of Gudauri.
Further north, cycle through the alpine villages of Sno Valley, ascend to the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church beneath towering Mount Kazbegi, and trace the cliffs of the Dariali Gorge. Conclude your riding in the sweeping Truso Valley, a remote landscape of mineral springs, ancient fortifications and wide-open Caucasus scenery, before visiting the UNESCO-listed cathedral of Mtskheta and returning to Tbilisi for a final farewell.
With warm hospitality, distinctive regional cuisine, and some of the most striking landscapes in the Caucasus, this itinerary offers the ultimate guided cycling adventure through Armenia and Georgia.
AdventureBicycle tours
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Craving a journey where every day brings new flavors, ancient wonders, and spectacular landscapes? The upgraded "Treasures of Georgia and Armenia" tour is designed for experienced travelers eager to unravel the Caucasus’ rich tapestry over 13 easy-paced days. Starting in dynamic Tbilisi, you’ll wind your way through UNESCO-listed monasteries, explore medieval marvels in Yerevan, and marvel at the interplay of old and new across both countries.
Enjoy hand-picked premium hotels that add comfort to your travels, and savor local specialties—think cheese-filled khachapuri and world-class Georgian wines at Chateau Mukhrani. Alongside Soviet relics and ancient churches, the tour’s standout feature is its deep cultural immersion, offering exclusive insights into regional history and hospitality. This tour package is perfect for those who appreciate both the finer things and the authentic heart of the Caucasus.
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
This 11-day, guided small-group Georgia and Armenia tour is for those who want to see the highlights of the Caucasus, experience its rich history, and learn more about the life of the people in this part of the world. Starting from Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, this tour will take you through Kakheti, Kazbegi and Gudauri in Georgia before heading for Yerevan, the Armenian capital city that is known for its grand Soviet-era architecture.
Explore Yerevan's surroundings and see the highlights, including Khor Virap Monastery and the Areni Cave complex. It was in Areni that in 2010 an ancient wine storage and the earliest shoe in the world were discovered. Visit ancient fortresses and castles, enter into medieval churches, taste fine traditional Caucasian drinks and delicious cuisine.
Spend unforgettable days in a region that is home to ancient civilizations and a rich history. Enjoy great scenery along the way. Discover the exceptionally hospitable and colorful countries of the Caucasus while traveling with like-minded people. Please scroll down to go through the itinerary.
Natural landmarks sightseeing
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Caucasus region - this is a high mountains, valleys, canyons, sea, incredible nature, proud people and ancient traditions. Sakura offers a unique adventure in the Caucasus for the travelers who seek to discover new world, interact with locals, experience their traditions and enjoy breathtaking views from the rocky beaches of the Black Sea to the high mountains
Get to the heart of the Caucasus’s capitals and get the best service and unforgettable memories with Sakura team.
Georgia is a unique destination, offering a wide range of experiences. Due to its diverse natural and cultural heritage, the country has an outstanding.
We start our tour in Baku and follow the ancient Silk Road trade route where we will visit the Mediaeval palaces, grand mosques, the carpet weaving centre , and the bright stained glass of Sheki’s palaces.
As we travel from Azerbaijan to Georgia, we visit cathedrals, Monasteries, Mountains, Fortresses, Canyons, Dinosaurs footprints, mountains of Kazbegi, and the world’s oldest wine region. Winemaking has been practiced in Georgia for over 8,000 years. Cultural monuments which are included into UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Georgian hospitality and of course its cuisine. Georgian national dishes are amongst the best in the world for their diversity and taste.
Armenia, one of the oldest countries in the world has ancient monasteries and the gorgeous Lake Sevan
While exploring the South Caucasus countries you will discover a fascinating cross-roads culture that has integrated both Europe and Asia. You will visit World Heritage Monasteries, unique painted churches, cave towns, stunning gorges and valleys, ethnographical and historical museums, art galleries and more…
City sightseeing
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Step into Georgia’s living history on a full-day private trip that links the ancient capital of Mtskheta with the vibrant city of Tbilisi. This thoughtfully designed tour offers an immersive sightseeing experience for travelers eager to uncover the intertwined stories of these two cultural gems.
Begin just west of Tbilisi, where the ancient town of Mtskheta awaits. Once the capital from the 4th century BC to the 5th century AD, Mtskheta is now celebrated for its two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the iconic Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and the hilltop Jvari Monastery. These masterworks of early Christian architecture are not only religious landmarks but also touchstones of Georgia’s rich artistic and spiritual heritage. Your guide will bring these centuries-old sites to life with fascinating insights and historical context.
Midway through the tour, pause to enjoy a traditional Georgian lunch, sampling local dishes that showcase the region’s renowned culinary culture. Afterward, return to Tbilisi for a captivating exploration of both its old and new districts. The city’s cosmopolitan character is palpable in its lively streets, where multi-ethnic traditions and a dynamic past merge seamlessly.
A highlight of your Tbilisi visit is the exhilarating cable car ride up to Narikhala Fortress. From its ancient ramparts, take in sweeping views of the city—a moment that perfectly encapsulates the blend of history and modern energy that defines Tbilisi today.
This tour package stands out for its seamless combination of two of Georgia’s most significant destinations, offering an in-depth look at the country’s religious and historical evolution. Perfect for travelers who crave a deeper understanding of Georgia’s past and present, this journey ensures that you experience both the grandeur of UNESCO-listed monuments and the lively spirit of contemporary Tbilisi—all in a single, memorable day.
