Visa information
USA, The UK, Australia, UAE, and EU member countries citizens are exempt from visas to Armenia and Georgia, while for Azerbaijan e-visa is needed. Visa support and fees are included in the tour price.
After arrival at Baku International Airport, you will be transferred to your hotel in Baku. Check-in at the hotel, enjoy your time, and be ready to meet your guide and other group members at the hotel lobby to start your evening city tour. Be in the hotel lobby at 5:00 pm if no additional information is given by your tour manager. We will visit Maiden Tower, Shirvan Shahs’ Palace, Caravanserai, and the main market square, with lots of artisans’ shops, where you can buy souvenirs. We continue the tour to New Baku, where we explore Nizami Street and Fountain Square. We will take a walk through Istiglaliyaat Street, where many grand buildings are located like The UN office building, Museum of Literature, City Hall, President House, etc. Here excellent view opens on the famous Flame Towers with evening lights.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Baku
This day we will explore the Greater Baku Area and will start from the Petroglyps Museum of Gobustan, where you can observe petroglyphs dating back to the 11th century BC. Weather permitting we will visit Gobustan Reserve holding almost half of the mud volcanoes in the world. The car can be changed depending on weather conditions, to 4WD. After we return to Baku to continue the sightseeing tour. We will visit Martyrs Lane, which provides a beautiful view overlooking Baku’s coastline. We will finish the tour in the iconic Heydar Aliyev center.
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Hotel in Baku
Breakfast
After breakfast, we begin our journey toward Sheki, making several interesting stops along the way.
Our first visit will be to the Diri Baba Mausoleum, nestled in the village of Maraza. From there, we’ll head to Shamakhi to explore the recently restored Juma Mosque. We’ll also stop at the Yeddi Gumbaz Mausoleum, the royal burial site of the Shirvan Shahs.
Before reaching Sheki, we’ll visit the village of Kish to see the first Albanian church in the Caucasus — a historic and spiritual landmark.
By evening, we arrive in Sheki, a charming medieval town set against the backdrop of forested mountains. Famous for its unique style of sweet baklava, Sheki invites you to take a leisurely stroll, visit cozy tea houses, and taste local delicacies.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Sheki
Breakfast
After breakfast, we head toward the Georgian border, where we will change guides and drivers. After completing passport control at the Azerbaijan side, crossing the neutral zone, and passing through Georgian customs, you will be welcomed by your Georgian guide, and your journey through hospitable Georgia begins. Shortly after crossing the border, we’ll be warmly received by a local Georgian family for a delicious homemade lunch.
As we drive through the picturesque region of Kakheti, Georgia’s renowned wine country, breathtaking views of endless vineyards unfold before us.
We’ll stop at the unique “Khareba” wine cellar, a remarkable tunnel carved into the rock — the longest wine tunnel in the Caucasus. Here, you’ll enjoy a guided wine tour and tasting experience.
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Hotel in Telavi
Breakfast, lunch
After a nourishing breakfast, we begin the day with a visit to Tsinandali, the former residence of a Georgian duke, set amidst a charming English-style garden. The estate, which includes a museum and historic wine cellar, once belonged to Prince Alexander Chavchavadze, a prominent 19th-century public figure and cultural icon. We then continue to the picturesque hilltop town of Sighnaghi, known for its red-roofed houses and romantic cobbled streets. Strolling through its winding lanes, you’ll discover the town’s historic charm and its impressive defensive walls, featuring 23 towers. Next, we visit the serene Bodbe Convent, dedicated to Saint Nino, the revered figure who introduced Christianity to Georgia. From here, enjoy breathtaking views of the towering Caucasus Mountains. In the evening, we drive to Tbilisi, where we’ll stay overnight
Included Activities:
Hotel in Tbilisi
Breakfast
6-7 hours
Welcome to the enchanting city of Tbilisi! We’ll begin our tour at the statue of King Vakhtang Gorgasali, the legendary founder of the city, where a stunning view of the old town unfolds before us. Our first visit is to Metekhi Church, followed by a short ascent to Narikala Fortress, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Tbilisi, as if seen from a bird’s-eye perspective. From Narikala, we’ll walk down to the historic sulfur baths, then continue on to see Tbilisi’s only mosque, symbolizing the city’s multicultural spirit.
As we stroll through the charming old town, you’ll pass cozy cafés, wine bars, and inviting souvenir shops that give the area its warm and welcoming vibe. Among the key landmarks we’ll explore are the Sioni Cathedral, the ancient Anchiskhati Basilica, the whimsical clock tower of Rezo Gabriadze Theatre, and the modern Bridge of Peace, which connects to the scenic Rike Park. In the evening, get ready for a festive welcome dinner featuring traditional Georgian cuisine and a cultural performance.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Tbilisi
Breakfast, dinner
8-9 hours
After breakfast, we set off for Mtskheta — one of the oldest towns in Georgia and its historic cultural and religious heart. Mtskheta served as the capital of the Eastern Georgian Kingdom of Iberia from the 3rd century BC. Our first stop is the Jvari Monastery, an early medieval architectural gem perched on a hilltop, offering panoramic views of the confluence of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers.
We then visit the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral — the spiritual center of Mtskheta and one of Georgia’s most sacred sites, believed to be the burial place of Christ’s robe. The journey continues to the impressive Ananuri Complex, a fortress and church ensemble set on the shores of the picturesque Zhinvali Reservoir. From here, we follow the famous Georgian Military Highway, passing through spectacular mountain landscapes and reaching its highest point at 2,394 meters above sea level. Along the way, we’ll stop at a natural mineral spring that flows from the hillside. By late afternoon, we arrive in Kazbegi (Stepantsminda), a small mountain town surrounded by stunning views of Mount Kazbek, the seventh-highest peak in the Caucasus. We’ll ascend to visit the iconic Gergeti Holy Trinity Church, standing at 2,170 meters, where the scenery is truly unforgettable.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Kazbegi
Breakfast
8-9 hours
After breakfast, we head to Gori, the hometown of Joseph Stalin. Our first stop is the Stalin House Museum, which houses over 60,000 artifacts. In the museum’s courtyard, you’ll find the small, well-preserved house where Stalin was born and spent his early years, as well as his famous bulletproof train carriage, used during trips to Yalta and Potsdam. We then continue to explore the ancient cave town of Uplistsikhe, dating back to the Hellenistic period. This remarkable site features a unique blend of rock-cut architectural styles that reflect both pagan and early Christian influences. By evening, we return to Tbilisi for an overnight stay at the hotel.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Tbilisi
Breakfast
8-9 hours
After breakfast at the hotel, we begin our day by exploring Kutaisi, one of Georgia’s most ancient and historically significant cities. We’ll visit some of its key landmarks, including the Bagrati Cathedral and the UNESCO-listed Gelati Monastery — both remarkable examples of medieval Georgian architecture. A stroll through the local market offers a glimpse into everyday life and the authentic charm of the city. Later, we’ll head to the impressive Prometheus Cave, renowned for its breathtaking stalactites, stalagmites, and underground lakes that create a truly magical atmosphere. After exploring the cave, we return to Kutaisi for an overnight stay, where you can enjoy the laid-back ambiance of this storied city.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Kutaisi
Breakfast
8-9 hours
After spending the night in Kutaisi, embark on a scenic drive to Mestia, the vibrant heart of Georgia’s Svaneti region. The journey treats you to breathtaking views of rugged mountains, winding rivers, and secluded villages. As you ascend into the Greater Caucasus, the landscape gradually changes, revealing dramatic natural beauty. Mestia itself captivates with its majestic snow-capped peaks and the iconic Svan towers, ancient defensive stone structures unique to this region. We’ll also visit one of these traditional Svan towers to explore its fascinating interior and learn about its historical significance.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Mestia
Breakfast
8-9 hours
After rural breakfast and refreshing coffee or herbal tea we take a 4-wheel ride to Zemo Svaneti (upper Svaneti) to Ushguli village perhaps the highest inhabited rural settlement in Europe at 2200 m above sea level. Enjoy the breathtaking landscapes and tranquility of this small village surrounded by mountains. If we are lucky enough we will observe the snow-covered peak of Mount Shkara 5163m. We will visit the Ushguli Architectural Complex listed in UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a stroll in the pebbled narrow streets of Ushguly, and enjoy the fresh air. Evening we will take a ride back to Mestia, In The first months of summer the 4-wheel ride takes us through rivers and snowmelt springs.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Mestia
Breakfast
6-7 hours
This day we will leave the mountainous region and drive to Martvili Canyon. Here we will have a boat ride in crystal clear waters in the deep canyon where the sun reaches hardly. The leisurely ride goes through high cliffs and small waterfalls, providing an excellent experience. We will stop at a small bridge to observe fish in the crystal clear waters and take some nice photos and selfies. After we will drive to Kutaisi for another calm evening. Evening free time for your own explorations.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Kutaisi
Breakfast
7-8 hours
This they we will start the visit with Borjomi, famous for its mineral water and lush national park. Take a short walk through Borjomi Central Park and taste the naturally carbonated spring water straight from the source. Continue to Rabat Castle in Akhaltsikhe — a beautifully restored medieval fortress that blends Georgian, Ottoman, and European influences. Explore its towers, gardens, mosque, and museum. After the visit, cross the border into Armenia and head to Gyumri, Armenia’s second-largest city, known for its unique architecture, vibrant arts scene, and warm hospitality.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Gyumri
Breakfast
7-8 hours
This day we will drive toward Gyumri, the second largest and the cultural city of Armenia. Gyumri is known for its citizens’ humor. We will have a city tour in Gyumri, and take a walk in Rustaveli Street, which consists of old 1-2 story traditional houses of local black stone. A huge earthquake destroyed the city but old buildings stood strong without any damage. In the old town, we will visit Aslamazyan’s sister’s gallery. After the city tour, we drive to Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. On the way, we’ll stop to see the Armenian Alphabet Monument, dedicated to the unique Armenian script, before arriving in Yerevan for the evening.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast
8 hours
Welcome to Yerevan, we will have a city tour, and start from the Mother Armenia statue, where the best view opens over the city. The next stop is Matenadaran Museum, one of the world’s three biggest depositories of ancient manuscripts. We will continue the walking tour in the city center, will visit Cascade Complex, Stare Opera, and Ballet Theatre, and walk through Abovian Street and Northern Avenue to Republic Square. We continue our trip to Echmiadzin town, to the Machanents Cultural Center for lunch and a traditional Armenian sweets participatory master class. After we will continue to Echmaidzin Cathedral and Museum, which holds important relics of Christianity. In the evening we will be back in Yerevan.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast, lunch
8-9 hours
Moring off to Garni Pagan Temple, which is dedicated to Mihr, the Armenian god of the sun. This Rectangular Columnized Hellenistic structure was built in the 1st century AD. Garni Temple is located on an impressive triangle plateau and surrounded by fortress walls. Here some parts of the Garni fortress are well preserved as well as a Roman-style bath with a mosaic floor. After we will continue to the medieval Geghard Cave Monastery another masterpiece of Armenian architecture and a UNESCO sight. Geghard amazes with its cave churches dug in the single cliff. After Geghard we will drive back to Yerevan for another peaceful evening in Yerevan.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast
6-7 hours
The Southwest of the country awaits us with excellent views of Biblical Mount Ararat. We will visit Khor Virap Monastery and Royal Prison, where Saint Gregory was kept for 13 years for spreading Christianity in Armenia in the third century. We will continue to another jewel of Armenian Spiritual Architecture, Noiravank Monastery amidst the ref cliff valley. We will continue to Yeghegnadzor to check in at the hotel. Dinner will be enjoyed in the local gastro yard, where you will taste Armenian BBQ and local wines. Here it is possible to observe how local fruit vodkas are made. This day we will have a regional overnight in the remote town of Yeghegandzor.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yeghegnadzor
Breakfast, dinner
7-8 hours
This day we will pass a part of the Great Silk Road and see the Selim Caravanserai of the 12th century unchanged like frozen in time. The Vardenyats Pass with the highest point of 2400 m. provides stunning views of the endless mountain chains. After we continue to Noratus cemetery, which holds the biggest amount of cross-stones a unique piece of Armenian architecture. Later we will visit a family cheese farm to taste cheeses aged in wine and brandy. The tour continues along Lake Sevan, one of the highest freshwater lakes in the world 1900 m above the sea. We continue to the Cozy town of Dilijan and visit the Old Dilijan complex, with traditional houses with wooden decorated balconies, and will visit artisan shops, to see their working process. We will stay overnight in Dilijan.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Dilijan
Breakfast
7-8 hours
We will end our tour with a gastronomic experience, a cooking class from one of the most honored chefs in Armenia. After breakfast, we will drive to Tsaghkunq Chef House and enjoy herbal tea with a peach baked in the oven. Later we will prepare Armenian fish from Lake Sevan with the chef’s recipe and enjoy the self-made lunch. We will continue the trip to Levon’s Cave a unique man-made cave of 21 meters in depth a nice artwork with labyrinth stairs, and nice halls. After the cave visit, you will have a free evening in Yerevan.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast, lunch
7-8 hours
The morning after breakfast, enjoy your time before your flight. Check-out is at noon, if your flight is in the evening you can leave your luggage at the hotel till airport transfer time. Your private airport transfer will be organized for you according to your flight time.
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast
Here is the itinerary map for the Azerbaijan Georgia and Armenia tour package. As a trusted tour operator in the Caucasus, we plan routes that include major cultural, historical, and scenic locations. This map provides a clear overview of your journey through the region.
Azerbaijan Georgia Armenia 20-day tour is calculated based on a mix of very good, centrally located 4* and 3* hotels. Though an upgrade is available.
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You may cancel your tour without penalty up to 30 days before the tour start date with fully refundable prepayment. Although we guarantee a full refund of the prepayment, we will not cover any bank transaction fees which will be deducted from the refunded amount.
| Dates | Status | Tour Price | |
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| 01 Apr - 20 Apr | Guaranteed from 2 p. | €3,780 | |
| 17 Apr - 06 May | Guaranteed from 2p. | €3,780 | |
| 01 May - 20 May | Guaranteed | €3,492 | |
| 22 May - 10 June | Guaranteed | €3,492 | |
| 12 June -01 July | Guaranteed from 2p. | €3,780 | |
| 03 July - 22 Jul | Guaranteed from 2 p. | €3,780 | |
| 24 Jul - 12 Aug | Guaranteed from 2 p. | €3,780 | |
| 14 Aug - 02 Sep | Guaranteed from 2 p. | €3,780 | |
| 04 Sep - 23 Sep | Guaranteed from 2 p. | €3,780 | |
| 18 Sep - 07 Oct | Guaranteed from 2 p. | €3,780 | |
| 09 Oct - 28 Oct | Guaranteed | €3,492 |
Airport Transfers
In all our tours, we include airport transfers:
We will meet you with the Cascade Travel sign if nothing additional is communicated to you. Alternatively, find your name printed on A4 paper. If you cannot find the company of your name sign within 15 minutes after entering the airport arrival hall, call the emergency contact number listed above.
Your arrival transfer is arranged based on the flight information provided to us. If your flight schedule changes or is canceled within 48 hours of arrival, provide the info via email. If you don’t inform us, we will not be able to arrange the transfer, and you’ll need to make your way to the starting hotel at your own expense.
For any emergency issue, please feel free to call the numbers listed below. If you do not receive an immediate answer (due to nighttime), please try calling several times, and we will ensure you receive a response within 15 minutes.
Ms. Nune Tatunts +18054105107 / +374 93814102 / +374 9558189
Choosing a vacation in the Caucasus means first understanding the region. That starts with trusted information. At Cascade Travel, a trusted tour operator in the Caucasus, we focus on guided, small-group tours in Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. We help you plan your trip with reliable local insight, not guesswork.
Our in-depth local experience helps match your travel expectations with what the region truly has to offer, so you can make an informed decision before committing.
If you’re considering this itinerary but have questions about the pace, suitability, or whether it’s right for you, we can connect you with a senior coordinator. Contact our office to schedule your consultation.
Did a 17 day tour of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia. I chose Cascade as I thought using a local company with local knowledge rather than one of the ‘International’ companies would be a good idea (plus the initial communication by email with Ani was excellent) It wasn’t until visiting the region that I understood the difficult relationships that exist between the 3 countries, which negatively affected communication between the Armenian head office and their contracted guides in Azerbaijan & Georgia during the tour. Our tour ended up being a private one, just 2 of us in a car with a driver only in both Armenia & Georgia. While this gave us some flexibility with the itinerary, it was not as comfortable and the great scenery not as easy to view as it would have been in a minivan or small bus. I suspect that because we were only a couple travelling as opposed to a small group, Cascade used contacted driver/guides in the 3 countries rather than their own employees. This means the quality and standard of these contractors is not as assured or guaranteed. Not all of the driving was professional, we feared for our safety at times, and we know previous travelers have expressed similar concerns. Something else to consider if your tour ends up being a private one, the hotels used especially in the larger cities where you will be spending most nights tend to cater for larger tour groups. We paid extra for the ‘4 star’ accommodation but on several occasions the hotel restaurants were unable to cope with the numbers for breakfast and we were unable to find seating or manage to grab a coffee and missed out on the included breakfast. The smaller family run hotels were our favorites and we would have preferred more of them. If you have already travelled widely in Europe you may find the focus on cathedrals and fortresses a bit much. We were able to limit these visits during the tour and spend more time getting to know the fascinating villages, towns and vibrant cities. Overall an excellent experience in beautiful and interesting countries. Definitely no regrets and highly recommend to others looking for something different with less tourists.
This 20-day tour of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia was fantastic. The itinerary perfectly balanced cultural exploration with stunning landscapes. Cascade Travel’s service was exceptional, with knowledgeable guides and excellent accommodations. A special shoutout to Nune for making the experience even more memorable. Highly recommended for a well-organized and enriching journey!
My husband and I recently completed a fantastic 20-day tour of Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan with Cascade Travel. The experience was truly exceptional. The Cascade Travel team addressed all our questions with the highest level of professionalism. In Armenia, we had a delightful meeting with Nune, which was one of the highlights of our trip. The guides in all three countries were outstanding, and the service was unparalleled. We fell in love with all three countries and wholeheartedly recommend Cascade Travel for an unforgettable tour experience.
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