Highlights of Georgia & Armenia

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Days: 14
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Starts: Yerevan
+24 Destinations: Caucasus
Ends: Tbilisi

Highlights

Explore the caves of Geghard monastery
Admire the beauty of the largest lake in the Caucasus
Take a walking tour of Tbilisi
Visit the birthplace of Josef Stalin

Age range: 16 to 80 year olds
Accommodation: Hotel
Max Group Size: 16
Transportation: Coach / Bus
Travel style: Adventure

Start in Yerevan and end in Tbilisi! With the adventure tour Highlights of Georgia & Armenia, you have a 14 day tour package taking you from Yerevan to Tbilisi and through Yerevan, Armenia and 22 other destinations in Asia. Highlights of Georgia & Armenia includes accommodation in a hotel as well as an expert guide, meals, transport and more.

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Written on August 4, 2018
4.5 - Excellent
The Armenian guide was incredible but Nino the Georgian guide not as good at organization or communication. Some long travel spells on poor roads.
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Mary Dentschuk
Written on July 4, 2012
4.0 - Good
Two interesting countries emerging from a troubled history, seemingly modern and European in feeling. Both were very pretty, the food was excellent and the people friendly and welcoming. Then there were the Churches - lots and lots of them! Rather a... Read more
Angela Pugsley
Written on July 2, 2012
3.0 - Average
For both countries we had superb guides, wonderful scenery, great church locations and full bellies (the included food is tasty and in abundence even for veggies). The hotels were also all of a good standard and often better than expected. We did find... Read more
Paul Mollatt
Written on June 30, 2012
4.0 - Good
This trip provides an easy, comfortable and informative way of seeing the beautiful countryside and experiencing something of the people, culture and very good food. What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?The several times we drove up the very... Read more
Jeremy Baker
Written on January 19, 2012
4.0 - Good
Both the scenery and the old buildings were fantastic. The guides were both exceptionally good and the food remarkably fresh and variedWhat was the most inspirational moment of your trip?Climbing the hill to the monastery near the end of the Georgian... Read more
Maria Dolors Homs Padrisa
Written on January 6, 2011
4.0 - Good
It has been a very easy travel, available to everybody (special fitness is not required), The two countries visited were very unknown for me, i enjoyed it, but at last, it was a religious travel, there are so much religious issues in this countries, all... Read more
Maria Dolors Homs Padrisa
Written on January 6, 2011
4.0 - Good
It has been a very easy travel, available to everybody (special fitness is not required), The two countries visited were very unknown for me, i enjoyed it, but at last, it was a religious travel, there are so much religious issues in this countries, all... Read more
Elaine Nutton
Written on November 11, 2010
2.0 - Rather poor
Armenia fantastic - should spend more time thereGeorgia disappointing after Armenia, repetitive going back through Tbilisi. far too many churches of poorer quality than Armenia. On final day majority of group couldn't be bothered getting off the coach. we... Read more
Elaine Nutton
Written on November 11, 2010
2.0 - Rather poor
Armenia fantastic - should spend more time thereGeorgia disappointing after Armenia, repetitive going back through Tbilisi. far too many churches of poorer quality than Armenia. On final day majority of group couldn't be bothered getting off the coach. we... Read more
Ian Steadman
Written on November 8, 2010
2.0 - Rather poor
Essentially a 'coach tour' of churches and monasteries of these two post-soviet Caucasus countries with a lot of driving, some pretty poor accommodation in Georgia and little free time and opportunity to do anything else.What was the most inspirational... Read more

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Introduction

Day 1: Start Yerevan
Day 2: Full day exploring Yerevan and the surrounding area.
Day 3: Morning visit to Geghard Monastery and pagan temple at Garni; afternoon free.
Day 4: Khor Virap Monastery; wine tasting at Areni village; visit Noravank monastery; to Goris.
Day 5: Visit to Tatev Monastery. Silk Road and Lake Sevan via Selim Caravanserai and Noraduz.
Day 6: To Sevanavank and Haghartsin Monasteries; to Haghpat.
Day 7: Visit mediaeval churches at Haghpat and Sanahin before crossing into Georgia; to Tbilisi.
Day 8: Walking tour of Tbilisi; free afternoon.
Day 9: To Kazbegi village for views of Mt. Kazbek; alpine walk to Gergeti Trinity Church; onto Gudauri.
Day 10: To Uplistsikhe pre-Christian cave town; onto Gori, birthplace of Stalin; finish Kutaisi
Day 11: Explore Kutaisi's UNESCO sites; walk in Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park; to Bakuriani.
Day 12: Visit Mtskheta; drive back to Tbilisi; free evening in the Georgian capital.
Day 13: Visit Signagi and the wine region of Kakheti. Lunch and wine tasting; return to Tbilisi.
Day 14: Finish Tbilisi

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Very efficient and knowledgeable staff, Was quick and complete. We knew what we wanted and the info and reservation was made quickly and efficiently.

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