Azerbaijan, Georgia & Armenia Explorer

BM-30293

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We were impressed with the excellent organization, the good quality of hotels provided, excellent transportation and generally high quality guides. The trip incorporated most of the important things to see in the Caucasus at a perfect pace for us. We particularly liked the small group nature of the trip.

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17 daysDuration

Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants

12 peopleMaximum group size

18 - 99 yearsAge range for participants

EnglishGuide language

Easy

Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.

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Baku, Azerbaijan

Yerevan, Armenia

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Highlights

Wander Baku’s UNESCO-listed Old City in Azerbaijan, where medieval mosques and caravanserais sit alongside the eternal flames of Yanar Dag

In Azerbaijan, admire 40,000 years of rock art at Gobustan and discover the nation’s deep tradition of carpet weaving at the National Carpet Museum

Taste your way through Georgia’s famed Kakheti wine region, learning the ancient qvevri method in a vineyard setting

High in Georgia’s Caucasus Mountains, walk to the panoramic Gergeti Trinity Church and take in views of soaring Mt Kazbegi (5054m / 17,060ft)

In Armenia, visit the pagan Garni Temple and the acoustics of the remarkable rock-carved Geghard Monastery

Visit Lake Sevan, Armenia’s high-altitude freshwater lake, and explore the 9th-century Sevanavank Monastery perched above its shore

Itinerary

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.

day 1Join in Baku, Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, sits on the coast of the Caspian Sea. At its heart is a well preserved, UNESCO-listed medieval walled old city, containing the Palace of the Shirvanshahs, a vast royal complex, and the iconic stone Maiden Tower. Surrounding the old city are elegantly illuminated stone mansions and pedestrianised boulevards and squares filled with exclusive boutiques. Wooded parks and the Caspian-front promenade make it feel a million miles away from the surrounding desert. The more recent oil boom has flooded the city with breathtaking contemporary landmarks such as the Zaha Hadid–designed Heydar Aliyev Centre, and the Flame Towers, 3 pointed glass skyscrapers. Baku is rapidly changing, and now is the perfect time to visit whilst it remains relatively under most tourist radars.
Overnight: Mercure Hotel or Midtown Hotel or similar

day 2Medieval Walled City of Baku

day 3Gobustan National Park

day 4Sheki, Azerbaijan's Silk Road Town

day 5Drive to Kakheti region, Georgia

day 6Kist cultural visit in the Pankisi Valley

day 7Drive to Tbilisi

day 8Free day in Tbilisi

day 9Mtskheta to Kazbegi

day 10Sno Gorge and Truso Valley walk in the Caucasus Mountains

day 11Gori and Borjomi

day 12Vardzia to Gyumri Armenia

day 13Gyumri to Yerevan

day 14Sights of Yerevan & Echmiadzin

day 15Day trip to Lake Sevan

day 16To Geghard and Garni

day 17In Yerevan, trip concludes

What's Included

Accommodation

Accommodation in hotels/guesthouse on a twin share basis

Meals

2025 - 15 breakfasts, 8 lunches, 13 dinners (2026 - 16 breakfasts, 9 lunches, 14 dinners)

Transport

All internal transport by private vehicle

Others

Local sightseeing & entrance fees to monumentsEnglish speaking local tour guidesAirport transfers (day 1 and 16/17 only)

What's Excluded

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