ARMENIA
Armenia's standouts, day by day.
The 10 most popular things to do in Armenia. Cliff-carved monasteries, the Areni wine country, Lake Sevan and the day trips out of Yerevan, all in one place.
Garni, Symphony of Stones, Geghard and lavash baking in one smooth half-day from Yerevan. Entrance fees, snacks, and tasting included.
“I recommend this tour to any body, our guide Tamara is a great person and a wonderful singer. Lavash bread experience was delicious.”
Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Goshavank, and Haghartsin in one guided day from Yerevan. Entrance fees and snacks included.
“I have been on countless tours and rarely review negatively but this one deserves no stars. You are crammed into a 40 seater bus in which numerous people were separated from their families. The tour guide was rude and not interested. His time management was appalling and we ended up arriving at 8:45pm, later than…”
A smooth Yerevan day trip to Khor Virap, Noravank, Hin Areni winery, and T’rchuneri Bird Cave, with snacks, wine tasting, and entrance fees.
“Excellent tour guide and very knowledgeable lady Great value for money Well organised and friendly staff”
A 6-hour Yerevan day trip to Charents Arch, Geghard, Garni, Symphony of Stones, plus lavash baking, with big UNESCO value.
“The group tour was well organised! Our tour guide Hasmik (Jasmine) was enthusiastic and took good care of us during the tour! Lunch was at a cosy restaurant and very tasty! We were kindly allowed by the owner to have grapes and apples from the trees around the restaurant! Definitely recommend!”
Tsaghkadzor ropeway, two monasteries, and Lake Sevan plus included trout BBQ. Smooth logistics, great views, solid value from Yerevan.
“I had a truly remarkable time. I was fortunate enough to witness the breathtaking beauty of Armenia from a unique perspective, high above the ground via the ropeway. Additionally, we had the privilege of visiting several historic churches and savored a delightful lunch at the picturesque Lake Sevan. Our knowledgeable guide, Anna, graciously shared with…”
A full day from Yerevan to Sevan and Dilijan—monasteries, lake viewpoints, artisan streets, and a Lake Parz stop with wine tastings.
“Visiting interesting monasteries. Totally 3. Duration about 10 hours. The guide Govorg explained and give information for all”
Air-conditioned Armenia day trip from Yerevan to Garni, Geghard, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, with a lavash baking demo.
“Your operator was Hyur; guide was Monia (sp?). Well-planned, well-executed. Timing at each stop was just right. Monia did an excellent job speaking in both English and Russian. At monastery and temple, she did separate English and Russian tours while the other group had free time.”
An action-packed day trip from Yerevan: Amberd fortress, Mount Aragats and Lake Kari, Saghmosavank, plus the Armenian Alphabet Monument.
“I would definitely recommend everyone for this trip. Everything was well organized. Although we had both English and Russian tourists, the tour guide translated everything and no one feel excluded from each other. We had 3 options for lunch (lunch was excluded in the price), and the food tasted great. Remember to bring jacket with…”
Half-day Yerevan churches tour to Etchmiadzin and Zvartnots with UNESCO sites, snacks, and entrance fees included in English.
“Short tour but very cool. My tour guide, Karen, was super friendly and informative. I recommend this to anyone who is looking for a shorter day trip tour”
A 4-hour Yerevan walking tour with Armenian food tastings, standout landmarks, and easy context for the city’s story in English.
“Tigran was wonderful. He shared with us all the history and culture of Armenia with lots of good energy! Armenians are lovely people I wish they could speak more English maybe!”
