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We travelled through Armenia and Georgia for 19 days and used Cascade Travel for car service only. We enjoyed very much visiting these two beautiful countries with great history... read more 
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October 26, 2025
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Expert-Led Armenia and Georgia Tours for Effortless Exploration
Our Armenia and Georgia tours are designed for travelers who want to experience both nations without the stress of planning routes, borders, or logistics. Each trip is paced to highlight the best of both cultures, with easy transitions between countries and enough free time to explore. Our expert team handles all transport, border coordination, and guiding, so you can focus on enjoying the Caucasus rather than planning it. Each of our Armenia and Georgia itineraries reflects regional details often overlooked in typical Caucasus travel packages.
Our tours highlight contrasts such as the difference between Georgian and Armenian scripts and the divide between Persian-influenced monasteries and the medieval stone towers of Svaneti.
Some routes feature lesser-visited places such as Debed Canyon and the Vardzia cave complex. These areas were once hard to reach but are now included through our local partnerships and logistics experience. Each tour balances cultural and natural experiences, from sacred wine-making traditions in Areni to high-altitude hikes in Juta, while keeping travel comfortable and well-paced.
All-Inclusive Armenia and Georgia Tour Packages
Instead of rushing through the border, our itineraries make this day part of the journey. Travelers move comfortably in private vehicles or small-group minibuses, crossing at scenic border points such as Bagratashen–Sadakhlo or Bavra–Ninotsminda. Each route includes guided cultural stops such as the medieval Akhtala Monastery in northern Armenia or the UNESCO-listed Haghpat Monastery in Lori. This makes the day feel immersive rather than transitional. Baggage handling and meal stops are prearranged at trusted local cafés or guesthouses that highlight regional flavors from both sides of the border.
Choose Your Travel Style
Select the travel style that fits you best:
– Small Shared Group: Up to 13 travelers, ideal for those who want social interaction and good value.
– Private Car and Guide: Personalized pace with expert commentary based on your interests.
All guides are licensed professionals registered with the Georgian Tourism Association or Armenia’s State Tourism Committee. They provide language fluency and strong local knowledge.
Our small group tours follow official guidelines from both national tourism boards to ensure traveler safety, certified guides, and consistent quality across cross-border routes.
Each itinerary follows realistic pacing based on actual road times and terrain data between key regions such as Yerevan, Tbilisi, and Dilijan. Routes are planned to minimize long transfers, typically no more than four driving hours between major stops. This way, you experience more sights and less travel fatigue.
Each joint tour between Armenia and Georgia is scheduled using regional travel data verified by the Caucasus Road Safety Foundation to ensure accurate drive times and practical sightseeing schedules.
Our team manages all documentation checks and transfer timing in advance. Drivers and guides know the customs procedures on both the Armenian and Georgian sides, which helps reduce waiting times. We monitor local regulations to provide smooth passage, even when border operations change seasonally.
Safety is our top priority, especially for solo female travelers. Each solo traveler receives full support with pre-booked vehicles driven by professionals, centrally located and carefully selected accommodations, and a list of verified local contacts. All our partners, from hoteliers to guides, are vetted and certified, giving you peace of mind.
All inclusions are listed in advance, including transport, guiding, entrance fees, and meal stops. This way, you know exactly what is covered before booking. There are no hidden costs or required add-ons for standard sightseeing routes.
Why Combine Armenia & Georgia in One Trip
Combining Armenia and Georgia into a single trip lets travelers experience striking cultural contrasts within a well-paced itinerary. Here’s why many people choose this route:
- Easy overland travel between two culturally rich nations
- Lower overall travel costs compared to two separate trips
- Diverse historical influences, including Persian, Soviet, Orthodox, and Greco-Roman
- A mix of cuisines, languages, and landscapes in one journey
- Efficient flight options: fly into Tbilisi and out of Yerevan, or the other way around,t o avoid backtracking
- Two distinct alphabets, with Armenian and Georgian scripts, give travelers a glimpse into each culture’s language and history
- Culinary contrasts with shared roots, where each country turns simple ingredients like walnuts and herbs into unique dishes
- Rich cultural sites: ancient monasteries, UNESCO landmarks, wine regions, and local markets, all within a few hours’ drive
What’s Included in Our Two-Country Caucasus Tours
We take care of all the details so you can focus on the experience. We believe in transparent pricing, so you know exactly what’s covered in your tour package. Our Armenia and Georgia travel packages follow cross-border tourism standards approved by both countries’ tourism committees. They include balanced itineraries that feature regional heritage and local hospitality on both sides of the border.
Hassle-Free Transportation
- Private airport transfers when you arrive and depart.
- A comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicle with a professional driver for all your tours and travel between cities.
Comfortable Accommodation
- Overnight stays in carefully selected, centrally located hotels and
guesthouses (in double or twin rooms).
Expert Guides & Support
- A friendly, knowledgeable, English-speaking local guide to bring the
history and culture in life. - Our dedicated 24/7 customer support service, so you have peace of mind knowing we are always here to help.
Meals
- Daily breakfast to start your day right.
- Many lunches and select special welcome or farewell dinners, as specified in your individual tour itinerary.
Sightseeing & Entrance Fees
- All entrance fees for museums, historical sites, and national parks are listed in the itinerary.
- Fees for local guides at major museums and attractions.
Authentic Local Experiences
- Unique activities that let you experience the local culture. This often
includes things like wine or brandy tastings, cheese tastings at family
farms, cooking classes, or special side trips.
Worried about finding vegetarian or vegan food? You won’t have trouble finding options in Georgia or Armenia. Both cuisines are rich in plant-based dishes because of the Orthodox fasting tradition, which limits meat and dairy for many days each year. This tradition means flavorful options are already part of the local diet. Share your dietary preferences when booking. We coordinate with each restaurant so you can relax and enjoy every meal, whether you eat meat, are vegetarian, or vegan.
International Airfare
- Your flights to and from the starting and ending points of the tour.
Tips & Gratuities
- Tips for your local guides and drivers are a customary way to show appreciation for excellent service.
Personal Expenses
- Anything of a personal nature, such as laundry, room service, souvenirs, or drinks not included with meals.
Visa Fees
- The cost of any necessary visas to enter the countries.
Want to personalize your experience? We offer these common upgrades:
- Single Supplement: If you are traveling solo and prefer your own private room, this option ensures you have your own space throughout the trip.
- Hotel Upgrades: Looking for a more luxurious stay? Ask us about upgrading to 4-star accommodations.
- Extra Nights: If you’d like to arrive a day early to settle in or stay longer to explore more on your own, we can easily arrange extra nights for you.
Essential Information
- Location: South Caucasus. Borders Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Türkiye, Black Sea.
- Capital: Tbilisi
- Best months: April–June, September–October.
Weather
- Summer days ~28–34°C; nights ~18–22°C
- Winter days ~2–8°C; nights ~−4–2°C (colder in mountains)
- Entry & visa: Many passports are visa-free or e-visa. Check official guidance for your nationality.
- For current visa & entry rules, consult the official government site
- Border with Armenia: Main crossings: Sadakhlo–Bagratashen (fastest) and Ninotsminda–Bavra.
- Location: South Caucasus. Borders Türkiye, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iran.
- Capital: Yerevan
- Best months: April–June, September–October.
- Weather (typical): Summer days ~28–34°C; nights ~16–22°C Winter days ~−2–5°C; nights ~−10–0°C (colder at altitude)
- Entry & visa: Citizens from many European, CIS, and other selected countries can enter Armenia without a visa for up to 180 days in a calendar year. Travelers from other countries must obtain an e-visa or a visa on arrival. Check the official government website for the latest visa information before booking.
- Key day trips from Yerevan: Garni, Geghard, Khor Virap, Echmiadzin, Lake Sevan, Dilijan.
- Tbilisi ↔ Yerevan: 5.5–7.5 hr by road; ~10–11 hr by night train
- Tbilisi ↔ Kazbegi: 3–3.5 hr one way
- Yerevan ↔ Dilijan: 1.5–2 hr
- Yerevan ↔ Garni/Geghard: ~1–1.5 hr driving plus site time
Georgia (GEL)
- Currency: Georgian Lari (GEL).
- ATMs/Cards: ATMs and cards common in cities; carry some cash for villages/markets.
- Sample costs (typical ranges):
o City taxi with Bolt: 3–7 USD equivalent
o Metro/bus in Tbilisi: low cost; use transit card or app
o Intercity marshrutka: 6–15 USD common routes
o Simple lunch: 8–15 USD
o Sit-down dinner with wine: 18–35 USD
o Private car with driver (day): ask fixed quote incl. fuel/parking/waiting
- Tipping: Many places add a service fee that often doesn’t go to staff. Add 5–10% in cash or round up for good service.
- SIM & apps: Magti (best coverage), also Silknet. Ride-hailing Bolt.
Armenia
- Currency: Armenian Dram (AMD). Payments in AMD.
- ATMs/Cards: Easy in Yerevan and main towns; take cash for small villages and roadside cafés.
- Sample costs (typical ranges):
o City taxi with Yandex Go or GG: 3–6 USD equivalent
o Intercity minibus: 5–12 USD common legs
o Simple lunch: 7–12 USD
o Dinner with a glass of wine: 15–30 EUR (your earlier benchmark fits) - Tipping: Rounding up or 5–10% appreciated.
- SIM & apps: Viva-MTS, Ucom, Team Telecom. Buy at official stores with a passport. Ride-hailing Yandex Go and GG.
- Hello — Barev
- Thank you — Shnorhakalutyun (short: “merci”)
- Goodbye — Tsetesutyun
- Please — Khndrum em
- Yes / No — Ayo / Voch
- How much is it? — Inch arzhe?
- May I have the bill? — Hashive kberenq?
- Where is…? — Vortegh e…?
- How to reach [place]? — Inchpes hasnel…?
- Hello — Gamarjoba
- Thank you— Madloba
- Goodbye — Nakhvamdis
- Please / You’re welcome — Getaqva
- Yes / No — Diakh / Ara
- How much is it? — Ra ghirs?
- Bill, please — Angarishi, tu sheidzleba
- Where is…? — Sad aris…?
Which Travel Package Fits You Best?
Traveling with kids or teens works best on itineraries that mix activities and avoid long transfers. Families usually enjoy routes that mix city time with open-air stops such as fortresses, monasteries, and village markets. The 11 to 13-day cultural tours fit that rhythm well, with steady pacing, comfortable hotels, and enough free time for short walks or local meals. If you prefer full flexibility, a private version of these tours can adjust driving hours, rest stops, and mealtimes to fit your family’s routine.
Good fits: cultural or discovery-style routes (11–13 days)
Tip: Ask about private departures if you want shorter driving days or family-friendly adjustments.
Solo travelers often look for a balance between independence and connection. Our small-group format, limited to 13 travelers, keeps it social without feeling crowded. The
epic hiking and classic cultural itineraries both suit solo guests. One provides space and scenery, while the other offers shared meals and towns rich in history. Private tours are also available for travelers who prefer a custom pace or one-on-one guiding.
We have guided hundreds of solo women through Georgia and Armenia and understand the unique questions you might have. While the region is exceptionally safe,
we provide an extra layer of support so you can travel with complete confidence. This includes:
- Vetted Drivers: You’ll be driven by professional, courteous drivers known for their safe driving records.
- Central & Secure Hotels: We select accommodations that are comfortable, safe, and centrally located, making it easy for you to explore on your own.
- A 24/7 Local Contact: You will always have a direct line to our local team for any reason at all.
Good fits: hiking adventures or mixed-route discovery tours
Tip: Request a solo-friendly private itinerary for complete scheduling freedom.
If comfort, a slower pace, and good hotels matter most, the extended cultural and luxury routes are ideal. They allow longer stays in each city, fewer hotel changes, and relaxed sightseeing with time to rest. The guides handle logistics from door to door, and the
vehicles are well-suited for mountain roads. Private versions can include extra rest days or easier walking levels.
Good fits: extended cultural or luxury-style programs (13–18 days)
Tip: Private tours can adjust walking times and day lengths to suit your comfort.
Couples often look for atmosphere, good food, and privacy. The wine and gourmet tours are popular for this reason, offering vineyards, tastings, and slower days between stays.
The standard cultural routes also work well for two, combining historic towns and scenic drives with free time to explore on your own. Those who want a more personal trip can request a private journey tailored to favorite regions or experiences such as wine tastings or spa stays.
Good fits: wine, gourmet, or cultural tours (10–13 days)
Tip: Private itineraries can turn any of these into a slower-paced, couples-only trip.
Which Travel Package Fits You Best?
Our tours operate from May to October when the weather, daylight, and road access make travel comfortable in both countries.
May – June
- Temperatures: 20–28°C (68–82°F) in cities, cooler in mountain regions.
- Roads fully open to Kazbegi, Tatev, and Dilijan.
- Ideal for hiking, outdoor sightseeing, and photography.
- Fewer crowds before peak summer.
- Good for: 13-day Classic, Hiking, and Wine & Gourmet tours.
July – August
- Warmest months. Cities reach 30–34°C (86–93°F); mountains stay around 18–24°C (64–75°F).
- Dry roads and clear skies; longer driving days possible.
- Start outdoor visits early to avoid midday heat.
- Good for: Epic Hiking, Luxury, and Classic routes.
September – October
- Temperatures: 20–27°C (68–80°F) in most regions, cool evenings around 12–16°C (54–61°F).
- Reliable weather and open roads across both countries.
- Vineyards are active, and markets are stocked with local produce.
- Good for: Wine & Gourmet, Cultural Discovery, and Luxury itineraries.
How many days are ideal to cover both countries?
Most travelers find 11 to 13 days ideal for visiting both countries at a comfortable pace. This length gives travelers enough time to visit cultural sites, enjoy nature, and cross the border without long drives. Shorter 8–10 day trips are possible, but they often mean skipping rural or mountain regions. To enjoy a slower pace or add rest days, consider a 14–16 day trip. Families and seniors often prefer relaxed 13-day routes, while active travelers can fit more into 10–11 days if they don’t mind longer drives.
Why Travelers Choose Cascade Travel Agency
With years of experience running small-group and private tours across the South Caucasus, Cascade Travel is a trusted tour operator for travelers visiting Armenia and Georgia. Our itineraries draw on firsthand regional knowledge, trusted logistics partners, and careful on-the-ground coordination. Each route is tested for driving time, comfort, and overall experience quality. Our travelers appreciate clear communication, dependable service, and transparent pricing. Each booking includes confirmed hotels, prearranged border crossings, and professional local guides. From your first plans to your return flight, our team supports you at every stage. Visit two ancient nations in one smooth journey with our Armenia and Georgia tours, combining authentic culture, scenic drives, and well-managed logistics. Our Caucasus small-group and private travel packages are designed for comfort and cultural immersion, so you can focus on discovery while we handle every detail.
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