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Armenia and Georgia sit at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, and most international travelers have never been. That’s part of what makes a Caucasus tour worth doing. Ancient monasteries, UNESCO World Heritage sites, wine regions that predate the Roman Empire, and mountain landscapes that are largely off the radar for mass tourism.
Our tours cover Armenia and Georgia as the main destinations, with Azerbaijan available as an extension. Itineraries are built around the season, local festivals, and what each group actually wants to see. Private visits to sites like Haghpat, Gelati, and Noravank are led by local guides with deep knowledge of the region. Our Armenia and Georgia tours are the most popular starting point for first-time visitors to the region.
If hiking and outdoor travel is the priority, our adventure tours cover the best trails across both countries, from Dilijan’s forests to the Geghama highlands. For travelers who want to go deeper into history and archaeology, the Cultural Armenia Tour covers the country’s most significant sites with expert local guides. Those looking for a more curated experience with higher-end hotels, private guides, and premium food and wine will find it in our Armenia-Georgia Luxury Tour. Azerbaijan tours are available as an add-on to any Armenia or Georgia itinerary.
If you’re planning a three-country trip, contact us and we’ll put together the right route.
Currency: Armenian Dram AMD in Armenia, Georgian Lari GEL in Georgia. All the payments are done in local currency.
Armenian is the official language in Armenia. Though English is widely spoken in Armenia, especially by the young population, here are some handy words you may need while traveling in Armenia. Hello-Barev Thank you-Shnorhakalutyun or simply mercy Goodbye– Tstesutyun How to reach “a place”?– Inchpes hasnel? May I have the bill? – Hashive kbereq? How much does it cost? – Inch arzhe? Georgian is the official language in Georgia. Though English is widely spoken in Georgia, especially by the young population, here are some handy words you may need while traveling in Georgia.
Hello-Gamarjoba Thank you-Madlobe Goodbye-Nakhvamdis How much? (Price) – Ra Ghirs? May I have the bill? – Sheidzleba mkondes k’anonp’roekt’i? How to reach “a place”? – Rogor mivaghts’iot?
ATMs and Exchange Points are widely available in Yerevan, Tbilisi, and other major cities but are less prevalent in small villages.
Card payment: Card payments are available in Armenia and Georgia however, it’s preferable to have cash with you while traveling in small villages.
Meals: Lunch will cost 15 EUR and Dinner will cost 25 EUR with a glass of wine.
Taxi: The ride in the cities will cost around 6 EUR
Which Caucasus Tour Fits You Best?
Caucasus Tours Designed for Family Adventures Traveling with kids or teens? These family-friendly tours blend outdoor fun, cultural visits, and a relaxed pace. You’ll hike scenic trails near Lake Sevan or Garni Gorge, explore ancient monasteries, and stay in handpicked places with room for everyone. Parents appreciate the balance of planned activities and free time. Kids enjoy hands-on experiences like exploring caves, riding the cable car to Tatev, or having a picnic near a waterfall. Recommended for: Kids 7+, active families, multi-generational groups
Comfortable, Enriching, and Scenic Caucasus Tours for Mature Travelers These tours are designed with comfort and culture in mind. You’ll enjoy slower-paced days, shorter walks, and guides who explain each site with care and depth. Visit UNESCO sites like Geghard Monastery and Gelati, stay at lakeside or spa hotels, and enjoy shared meals with locals. Recommended for: Travelers 60+, heritage enthusiasts, history lovers
Safe, Sociable, and Flexible: Great for Traveling Alone Traveling solo in Armenia and Georgia is easy and rewarding. These tours offer the right mix of group connection and personal space. Whether you’re hiking Mount Azhdahak or exploring Tbilisi’s Old Town, you’ll have a guide who knows your name and fellow travelers to share the experience. Recommended for: Independent travelers, flexible planners, first-time solo adventurers
Caucasus Tours with Romance, Scenic Views, and Quiet Moments Looking for something beyond the beach? These tours feature castles, peaceful trails, lakeside sunsets, and meals at family-owned restaurants. Couples walk through quiet monasteries, ride the world’s longest cable car, and explore Angel’s Canyon together. Small-group or private formats help you enjoy each day without rushing. Recommended for: Honeymooners, anniversary trips, active couples
Tour options: Armenia Cultural Trip, 8-Day Armenia & Georgia Tour, Custom Sevan & Garni Package
Tour options: Cultural Armenia Tour, Georgia Comfort Tour, Armenia & Georgia Combined Tour with Expert Guide
Tour options: Multi-Day Geghama Hike, Armenia-Georgia Combo Tour, Solo-Friendly June Tour
Tour options: Romantic Armenia Tour, Armenia-Georgia Luxury Tour, Private UNESCO Sites Tour
Caucasus Tours by Season
Late March through early June is a great time to watch the Caucasus wake up across borders. Wildflowers bloom in Georgia’s wine valleys, canyon mornings in Armenia are cool, and Azerbaijan has lighter crowds. This is a calm, colorful time to visit. Markets are full of fresh produce, and the roads are clear but never busy. Travel packages that shine in spring:
From mid-June through August, the Caucasus opens its highest and most remote areas. The mountains of Svaneti become fully accessible, Lake Sevan reaches its warmest point, and long outdoor dinners in Sheki feel timeless. This is the best time for hiking, visiting alpine lakes, and combining nature with cultural travel. Top summer travel tours:
From early September through mid-October, the Caucasus enters its most colorful season. Vineyards are full during harvest, forests turn gold, and the cooler weather makes longer trips more comfortable. This is a great time for food-focused travel, longer cultural trips, and relaxed getaways. Recommended autumn travel tours:
Frequently Asked Questions
In the South Caucasus.
Our Caucasus tours cover Armenia and Georgia as the core destinations, with Azerbaijan available as an extension. Most travelers combine two or three countries in a single itinerary. Multi-country departures run May through October.
Citizens of the US, UK, EU member states, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and South Korea do not need a visa for either country. For other nationalities, requirements vary. We are happy to advise based on your passport before you book.
May through October covers the full touring season. Spring (late March to early June) is good for wildflowers, mild temperatures, and quieter roads. Summer (mid-June through August) opens the mountains and is best for hiking. Autumn (September to mid-October) is harvest season, with the best conditions for wine-focused and cultural travel.
Our fixed date group tours have a maximum of 13 travelers. Smaller groups keep the experience personal and allow access to places larger groups cannot reach. Private tours are also available for couples, friend groups, and families.
Yes. Solo travelers regularly join our fixed date group departures. Private rooms are available and no shared accommodation is required unless you prefer it. You will travel with a small group and have a guide who knows your itinerary and adapts to the group’s pace.
It depends on the tour. Cultural and heritage itineraries involve light walking and suit most travelers, including those 60 and above. Hiking tours involve moderate to challenging terrain. Each tour page lists the activity level clearly.
Send an inquiry through the tour page or contact us directly. We confirm availability, answer your questions, and send booking details including deposit amount and cancellation policy. A refundable deposit of €100 secures your place, with full payment due closer to departure.
Armenia: Bordering Turkey to the west, Georgia to the north, Azerbaijan to the east, and Iran to the south.
Georgia: Bordering Turkey to the Southwest, Armenia to the South, Azerbaijan to the Southeast, Russia to the North, and bounded Black Sea to the West.
Do I need a visa? EU member countries, the US, The UK, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and South Korea citizens are exempt from the requirement of a visa to Armenia and Georgia. For other countries please check Armenia Visa & Georgia Visa
Weather in Armenia: The average summer temp: 32° C day, 20° C night. The average winter temp: −5° C day, -10° C night.
Weather in Georgia: The average summer temp: 35° C day, 25° C night. The average winter temp: 5° C day, -5° C night.





