The Best of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia

As described this tour is full on and includes lots of travelling but it is well worth it to see these gems of countries. All three offer something different even though they are neighbours and have interlinking history. If you get the opportunity, arrive in Baku a few days before the tour as there is more to see than the tour offers. There is chance to explore in your own time in all three countries though some days entail lots of travelling, which is needed to see so much of the area as possible. Loved, loved, loved all three countries

A fantastic trip to three amazing and diverse countries, led by two friendly and extremely knowledgable tour leaders, this was a trip I can thoroughly reccomend.

Azerbaijan: visit Qobustan, which isn't included in the itinerary. Also the Heydar Aliyev Center, and the flame towers at night. Georgia: visit Batumi if possible, which is being dropped from the itinerary. Read Rustaveli's opus: the Knight in the Panther's Skin. Enjoy Georgian wine. Armenia: take the escalator in the Cafesjian Center for the Arts to view contemporary sculptures. Listen to liturgical music by Komitas. Note that there is a different overall guide for each country.

too much time spent on history which we as travlers can not connect to. We want to know more about the countries "Now" or at least not back more than this century. The visit to Stalin museum should not be on the program . We do not need to support such horrid men and their deeds.