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Hello on board, folks! Welcome to the capital of Armenia, Yerevan. Our tour to Georgia and Armenia begins with a visit to the statue of Mother Armenia, the symbol of strength, solitude, and patriotism. From here, we’ll enjoy a breathtaking bird’s eye view, graced by the Biblical Mount of Ararat. Next, we’ll venture to the Cascade Complex, consisting of 572 steps and halls of art exhibitions. Our journey continues to one of Armenia’s hidden gems, Mathenadaran, the world’s third largest depositories, housing not only Armenian but also foreign manuscripts. We will direct our steps towards Republic Square, the heart of Yerevan, before transporting to the first Christian church in the world, Ejmiatsin Cathedral built in 301 AD. The cathedral also has a museum depository of holy relics and findings related to Christianity. And with that , our first day will come to an end.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Not included
8 hours
On the first day, we have the opportunity to explore the first Christian church in the world. But did you know that Armenia’s religious history is more diverse? Back in time, Armenians worshipped pagan gods, and the Garni temple was among the numerous pagan temples dedicated to the god of the sun. Llocated on a high plateau, Garni is the only surviving pagan temple in the region, a testament to Armenia’s ancient heritage. Our next stop is Geghard Monastery, an architectural marvel partially carved out of the surrounding rocks. The cathedral approves the big faith of the ancestors of the nation, who despite the difficulties, caved the stones to dedicate them to God. As the day draws to a close, we’ll visit the Vernissage open-air market, where Armenian handmade souvenirs, pieces of jewelry , carpets, and a rich array of cultural treasures are exhibited and sold.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast
7 hours
On the third day of our tour to Georgia and Armenia, we’ll visit Khor Virap Monastery, where the adoption of Christianity as a state religion in Armenia has set its deep historical roots. It is definitely the best spot to admire the majestic Biblical Mount Ararat. Our journey continues to another spectacular 13th-century Noravank Monastery, nestled amidst marvelous red rock formations . But that’s not all . On our way back to Yerevan, we will be guaranteed a chance to savor local Armenian wines atAreni Winery, where the wine is mainly made from endemic Areni grapes. As evening falls, we return back to Yerevan to enjoy the vibrant city life.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast
8 hours
Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, is indeed a city that needs more time to admire and explore. That is why our fourth day will be fully dedicated to the city founded in 782 BC. The layout of Yerevan is a perfectly constructed allowing the visitors not to get lost while walking along the streets. Take your leisure time to enjoy the city to the fullest. There is a wide array of places you can visit: museums, parks, weather-permitting outdoor cafes, and restaurants. Ask your travel agent if there is an opera or ballet performance to visit. Alternatively, you can choose to spend the evening in one of the excellent Jazz clubs. It’s worth noting that jazz was forbidden in the Soviet era, but Armenia has always been renowned for its musicians and ethnic jazz.
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast
We’ll continue our tour to Georgia and Armenia with a visit to Lake Sevan, often referred to as “The blue queen” situated in between the crossroads and mountain ranges at an elevation of almost 2000 m. above sea. Our itinerary will take us to the 9th-century Sevanavank Monastery perched atop the hill of Sevan Peninsula. We’ll continue our tour to Dilijan, the Armenian Switzerland, which is a charming spa town, surrounded by lush hilly forests. We will have a stop in Old Dilijan Complex, explore the architecture of the town as it was in the 19th century, and visit artisans’ shops. This is the last chance to buy a clay pot, ceramics, or handmade scarf in case you haven’t done in Vernisaj. As our time runs fast, t we’ll enjoy a refreshing break in Dilijan before making our way to Bagratashen to cross the border to Georgia. The capital of Georgia, Tbilisi is our last spot of the day.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Tbilisi
Breakfast
10 hours
Now it is the time to delve into the captivating culture and rich historical heritage of Georgia. We’ll start with a walk-through Old Tbilisi. As the main tourist attraction of the capital, it is famous for its bathhouses with their natural hot springs, snaking lanes, cobbled narrow streets, traditional old houses, and modern cafes. Tbilisi will also amaze us with its uniquethree-floor underground construction, known as the Holy Trinity Church of Tbilisi. The 21st century modern architecture surprises with professionalism and enormous sizes. Much like the Armenians, Georgians l take immense pride in their ancient heritage, and this is evident as we journey to the Chronicles of Georgia monument, which seems to mark the crossroads of their history. Our next destination is Georgia’s spiritual center , Mtskheta, where we will explore Jvari Monastery atop a hill overlooking the junction of the Kura and Aragvi rivers. Later on, we will visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Tbilisi
Breakfast
8 hours
Our tour to Georgia and Armenia continues with a visit to Zhinvali Reservoir, which stands out as one of the most attractive places in Georgia surrounded by a fortress and a 12th-century monastery, half of which is submerged into water. The lake is also famous for its Ananuri Castle, situated next to the reservoir. The fortress complex is among the many perfectly preserved historical monuments in Georgia and its legends bear witness to the spirit and unity of the Georgian nation in their quest for survival and independence. We continue to Gudauri, a renowned ski resort in Georgia. Along the way, we will make a stop at the Gudauri Viewpoint, home to the “Georgian-Russian Friendship” monument offering breathtaking views of the Devil’s Valley. The drive continues along the Georgian Military Highway, which may be the most awe-inspiring road you would ever pass. The 14th century Holy Trinity Church of Gergeti will close the program of the day. If we are lucky enough, we will catch a glimpse at the giant Kazbek Mountain within arm’s reach.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Tbilisi
Breakfast
10 hours
Georgia boasts a wide variety of bready cheeses in its cuisine, an experience that should not be missed. After savoring the delights of Georgian cuisine, our next destination will be the 11th-century Bobde Monastery, a site that will leave us in awe with its remarkable structures and surroundings. For a dose of love and romance, we’ll make our way to by Sighnaghi. This charming city, adorned with its red-roofed buildings, offers breathtaking vistas overlooking the Alazani Valleys and the Caucasus Mountains. The city is also renowned with its dome where couples can tie the knot at any time. Our final day will commence with a traditional wine tasting and lunch in Sighnaghi. We’ll return to Tbilisi to conclude our journey.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Tbilisi
Breakfast
9 hours
Our tour to Georgia and Armenia comes to an end. Transfer to the airport, departure. Armenia and Georgia look forward to the possibility of meeting again. Thank you for your interest and time. It has been a pleasure hosting you.
Breakfast
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21 Apr - 29 Apr | 13 seats left | €1,226 | |
19 May - 27 May | 10 seats left | €1,226 | |
16 June - 24 June | 13 seats left | €1,226 | |
21 July - 29 July | 13 seats left | €1,226 | |
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29 Sep - 07 Oct | 13 seats left | €1,166 |
Important notes:
Please note that the tour can be extended to Azerbaijan. The transfer to Azerbaijan is available by air only. Air tickets vary from 95 – 200 USD.
Azerbaijan requires an E-visa for most of the countries’ passport holders. Visa fee and support service are included in the tour price.
Sights visited: Baku, Absheron Peninsula, Gobustan
Duration: 3 days/2 nights
Day 1: Baku city tour
Arrival at Heidar Aliyev International Airport. Your driver will meet you and transfer to the hotel. After check-in, you will start the Baku city tour. Visit Icheri Sheher, the old town. The next stops will be Shirvan Shahs’ Palace, Caravanserai, and Maiden Tower. The main market square is not to be missed out with its numerous art studios and souvenir boots. New Baku is definitely worth attention to, you will explore Nizami Street and Fountain Square. An excellent round-up to the city tour will be a visit to the iconic Heydar Aliyev Center.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Baku
Breakfast
7 hours
Day 2: Baku – Absheron Peninsula – Gobustan – Baku
This day is dedicated to visits to the Absherun Peninsula. The first visit is to Yanardag
Mountain of burning fire that never extinguished, the smell of gas can be filled here. Continue to Ateshgah Fire Temple. According to Iranian and Indian inscriptions, the temple was used as a Hindu, Sikh, and Zoroastrian place of worship. Nowadays Indian Zoroastrians travel thousands of
kilometers to Ateshgah to worship the fire coming out of the earth. You will have a lunch stop and after you will head to Gobustan National Park. Visit the Petroglyphs Museum which holds artefacts dating back 10,000 BC. Weather permitting, drive to mud volcanoes in Gobustan Reserve (possible car change due to the road conditions). Gobustan is home to almost half of the world’s mud volcanoes. Evening return to Baku.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Baku
Breakfast
8-9 hours
Day 3: Baku
Check-out from hotel till noon. Free time until transfer to Baku International Airport. Departure.
Breakfast
Tour price per person – 590 €
Price includes:
1. All transfers (1-2 pax by sedan, 3-4 pax by Mercedes Vito or similar);
2. Accommodation based on double/twin room sharing, breakfasts included;
3. Sightseeing tour program with local English-speaking guide;
4. Entrance tickets to sights as per itinerary;
5. Mineral water;
6. Azerbaijan E-visa.
A well designed private tour Armenia and Georgia with very reasonable price
Cascade travel planned and organised a wonderful 10 day tour of Armenia and Georgia. We customised the tour to our preferences, to take out some monasteries and visit more nature related places/ We discussed and came into the final program through a couple of emails.Nune did everything fast and price was very reasonable compared to a couple of other companies we communicated with. We really were impressed with the responsiveness and quickness of Nune, who didn’t miss any single detail in my emails. She surprised us with a birthday cake in a regional hotel. That day was my friend’s birthday and they organised a cake though guide Anna, who is a funny knowledgeable lady, University professor who freelanced as a guide. The Georgian part was organised with the same care but of course service level is different in Armenia and Georgia. Georgians are more relaxed and maybe less caring, they talk too loud and very often it feels like they fight but from the smile we understood that they just used to talk loudly. We would advise to travel to Armenia and Georgia for sure.
Our trip through Armenia and Georgia was organized with great care by Nune from Cascade Travel. We enjoyed the days and the diverse impressions very much and were taken care of very thoughtfully by our drivers in both countries, though Georgians drive like crazy, Irakli was calm and didn’t pay attention to other drivers tricks and fast driving. We can highly recommend Cascade travel without any reservations!
Great organization, no concerns.
A young but promising company
When I started the research of an agency to travel to Armenia and Georgia I came up with the Cascade travel website. Everything was clear and well described but I couldn’t find any information online besides their web page. When I went into details I saw the founder Nune led another agency for 8 years so understood she is professional in her job and the communication with her showed that. I chose this agency and was not mistaken. I booked Armenia Georgia tour for May. Both countries are very beautiful, nature was just blooming in flowers and we even experienced snow in Stepantsminda when travelling to Gergeti Trinity Church. Tour itinerary is balanced, drives are not too long, around 3 hours with stops and it doesn’t feel that long as the views are amazing. Every day we asked about several photo stops and were not refused. Sites are interesting, landscapes leave speechless, food is amazing. What I saw exceeded my expectations, these small countries are worth seeing.
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