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Starting pointClassic journey
YerevanGarniSevanAreni
A private introduction with time for cultural highlights and your chosen experiences — no marathon days, no set menu.
Starting pointFamilies
YerevanGarniSevanDilijan
Family-oriented days and fewer changes of accommodation — two bases, short drives, and things everyone can take part in.
Starting pointCulture & makers
YerevanGyumriAreniEchmiadzin
Cultural places, local hosts, and creative participation — a trip about who makes Armenia, not only what was built here.
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The essential routeClassic journey
YerevanKhor VirapTatevSevanDilijanHaghpatGyumri
A week from the Ararat plain to the Debed canyon, taking in all three of Armenia's UNESCO World Heritage properties and the cable car to Tatev.
Best for a long weekendShort break
YerevanGarni & GeghardKhor VirapAreniLake Sevan
The essential country in four days — Yerevan, the two great monasteries of the Azat valley, Ararat from the plain, and Lake Sevan.
PrivateWine & gastronomy
YerevanAreniVayots DzorAragatsotnArmavir
Six days through the oldest winemaking landscape on earth, cooking in village kitchens and drinking with the people who made the bottle.
PrivateFamilies
YerevanGarniSevanDilijanAreni
Six days paced for families — caves, cable cars, bread you bake yourself, a lake to swim in, and no day longer than the youngest person can manage.
December–MarchWinter
YerevanTsaghkadzorSevanGarni & Geghard
Five days of snow, monasteries without crowds, and long lunches — skiing at Tsaghkadzor and the country at its quietest.
Top tierLuxury private journey
YerevanGarniKhor VirapAreniTatevSevanDilijan
The whole country at its most polished: five-star addresses, private tastings behind closed doors, a helicopter option to Tatev, and a table waiting wherever you arrive.
Grand tour
YerevanAragatsGyumriLoriDilijanSevanSyunikVayots Dzor
Ten days for people who would rather see six places properly than sixteen from a bus window — including the corners most itineraries skip.
June–OctoberHiking & adventure
YerevanDilijanAragatsVayots DzorSyunik
Eight days on foot across three regions — forest trails in Dilijan, the volcanic plateau of Aragats, and the canyon paths of the south.
Orient SignatureOrient Signature
YerevanGarni & GeghardByurakan & AmberdSevan & Dilijan
See Armenia without spending your holiday racing from attraction to attraction — four days, three places a day at most, and evenings that belong to you.
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YerevanGarni & GeghardByurakanGyumriDseghDebed canyonSevan & Dilijan
The Armenia big buses often drive past — seven days of famous landmarks and the villages, canyons and workshops between them.
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YerevanGarni & GeghardByurakanAmberd & Kari Lake
Some of Armenia’s best experiences begin after sunset — an observatory village, a fortress on a volcano, dinners that run long, and skies with nothing in the way.
Orient SignatureOrient Signature
Khor VirapNoravankAreniYeghegisSelim pass
Stay long enough to taste the region, not just photograph it — two nights in the wine country most tours give two hours.
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GyumriMarmashenDseghDebed canyonHaghpat & SanahinDilijanSevan
Seven days, two bases, no marathon days — Gyumri’s craft streets and the Debed canyon taken at walking pace, with the food and the people given equal billing.
December–MarchWinter & snow
YerevanTsaghkadzorAparanLake Sevan
Six winter days across Armenia’s two ski mountains — the classic Tsaghkadzor runs and the new Myler resort above Aparan — with snowy monasteries, a frozen-season Sevan and one snowmobile afternoon in between.
Long weekendWine & gastronomy
YerevanAreniVayots DzorArmavir
Four days built entirely around the table: the market at opening time, two wine valleys, one brandy cellar, and dinners you will still be describing months later.
June-OctoberHiking & adventure
YerevanAzat gorgeGeghama rangeSevanDimatsYenokavan
Six days of the Armenia that has no asphalt: the Geghama volcanoes, Dimats by jeep track, ziplines over Yenokavan canyon and a night under more stars than you have ever seen.
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