Multi-day journeys
Hotels, transport, a guide and most meals arranged around a route that makes geographic sense — so you are not driving back past the same mountain three times.
And roughly what you are after. A week in September is a different trip from four days in February, and we will say so.
A day-by-day route with hotels named and a price, usually within a few hours. No deposit, no obligation, and we will change it as many times as it takes.
That holds the rooms. The balance is due when you arrive in Yerevan — by card, transfer or cash, in dram, euro, dollar or rouble.
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.
December–MarchWinter
YerevanTsaghkadzorSevanGarni & Geghard
Five days of snow, monasteries without crowds, and long lunches — skiing at Tsaghkadzor and the country at its quietest.
Our bestsellerClassic 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.
Max 8 peopleWine & 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.
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.
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.
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.
Two countriesTwo countries
YerevanTatevSevanHaghpatTbilisiKakhetiKazbegi
Twelve days across two countries — Yerevan to Tbilisi by way of the Debed canyon, then Kakheti, Kazbegi and the Georgian Military Highway.
None of these quite right?
A grandmother who could manage three hours of walking a day but not four. A photographer who wanted every morning free until ten. A family who needed to be back at the hotel pool by three. A couple who wanted to see nine wineries and one monastery, in that order.
All of those became real trips. Tell us the constraint rather than working around it — the constraint is usually the interesting part.
No deposit to see a plan
Send us a note about your dates, your pace and what you care about. A real person here writes back within a few hours with a route and a price — no obligation, no deposit to see a plan.