Yerevan Tours

Spend a day in the Armenian mountains on a full-day tour from Yerevan to Lake Sevan, Monastery Sevanavank, Dilijan, Goshavank Monastery, and Haghartsin Monastery. After taking in a spectacular lake ringed by mountains, you’ll visit a series of centuries-old monasteries with fascinating history and architecture. This full-day excursion includes pickup and drop-off at a central location in Yerevan, entrance fees, and all transport for a hassle-free day of exploring.

Get out of Yerevan and visit a winery and a monastery on this full-day tour. Travel from your centrally-located hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle with a guide to Areni, a village that’s known for its distinctive wine. Continue onto the medieval Tatev Monastery. Ride the Wings of Tatev aerial tramway and admire the panoramic views.

Get out of the city and explore the nature around Yerevan on this hiking and jeep tour. Depart from your hotel with your driver-guide and head to Aragats Mountain and Lake Kari. Hike to one of the peaks of Aragats Mountain and take in the panoramic views. Continue on to Amberd Fortress before returning to Tirana.

Get out of the city and experience the highlights of the Armenian countryside on this full-day guided tour. Depart from your Yerevan hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with WiFi, so you can stay connected. Accompanied by your guide, visit the pagan temple at Garni and the Geghard monastery complex. Watch a lavash bread baking demonstration at a family-style restaurant. Continue on to Tsaghkadzor and take in views of the mountains from a cable car. Explore the Kecharis Monastery before returning to Yerevan.

Yerevan is rich with culture and is one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. Embark on a private walking tour of the Armenian capital and scratch the surface of its ancient history and culture. See key landmarks illuminated in the evening including Republic Square, Vernissage Market, and Swan Lake.

Take a day trip to Tsaghkadzor, a spa and ski town north of Yerevan. Enjoy some skiing in the winter, or take a ride on the Tsaghkadzor Ropeway year-round. You can also do some sightseeing in the town—there are several entertainment centers, museums, and even a zipline to keep visitors entertained.

Maximize time in Armenia with a full-day private tour beyond the city of Yerevan. Discover historic landmarks such as the Garni Temple and the Geghard Monastery. Set out on an off-road adventure to see the natural beauty of the Geghama Mountains. Lunch at a local house is included and the group is limited to four people.

Armenia is chock full of beautiful medieval monasteries and churches. This tour covers three significant structures—Odzun, Akhtala, and Sanahin—on a full-day private tour through the Lori province. so visitors can get a glimpse of Armenian heritage. Learn about their histories and admire the architecture and frescoes that adorn each building as you explore.

Lake Parz is located about 1,350m above sea level, with a length of 300m, width of 100m, and depth between 3m-10m. The lake is fed by various springs and is surrounded by beautiful forests. The water is a transparent green color, and the trees on the opposite shore seem to float on its surface when looking across from the shore. Goshavank is in the center of Gosh village (16 km east from Dilijan), in the picturesque green gorge of the Tandzut River. The monastery was founded in 1,188 by Mkhitar Gosh, a great fable writer and teacher, with the support of Prince Ivane Zakarian. It was originally named Nor Getik, in honor of the nearby Getik Monastery that was destroyed by an earthquake. The monastery’s name changed to Goshavank after Mkitar Gosh passed away in 1,213. Lake Gosh is located 2.2 km southwest of Gosh village. In the summertime, the water temperature reaches up to 14 C. The lake is 100m in length, 80m in width, 8m in depth, and has a volume of 1,500 cubic m

Visit Armenia’s premier wine region, Vayots Dzor, during this full-day private tour. Drive through the Armenian countryside and pass by the biblical Mount Ararat on your way to the medieval Noravank Monastery and Areni Cave, where the oldest winery in the world was discovered. Then enjoy a delicious homemade lunch at a villagers house and sample local wines at the Old Areni Winery—at your own expense—before heading back to Yerevan.

Avoid the hassle and crowds of typical group tours and enjoy a more personalized experience of some of Armenia's most beautiful sights. This private tour takes you to discover the unique architecture of Tatev Monastery and Noravank Monastery, and to admire Shaki Waterfall.

Discover sights outside of the capital of Yerevan during this full-day private tour. Visit the beautiful Haghartsin Monastery complex in Dilijan, zoom down a zipline at the Tsakhkadzor ski resort, and admire the beautiful Lake Sevan with its 9th-century Sevanavank Monastery. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors and those who want to escape the busy city.

Enjoy a memorable day at Sevan Lake and a visit the Sevanavank Monastery. Discover the stunning landscape and cultural heritage of the town Dilijan . Get acquainted with the history of the medieval monastic complex, Haghartsin.

This one-day tour will have an opportunity to get acquainted with the Armenian architecture and enjoy the beauty of the country. Join us and visit Khor Virap Monastery, Paruyr Sevak's house-museum, Noravank Monastery, Areni, Jermuk.

Escape the city for the day and head into the rolling hills of the surrounding countryside with this small-group tour. Explore the city of Dilijan on a walking tour, take in the scenery of Parz Lake, and visit Haghartsin and Goshavank monasteries.

We will begin our one day trip in Armenia by visiting the Azhdahak Mountain. This is an extinct volcano in Armenia and the highest peak of the Geghama mountains range. It has an elevation of 3,597 metres above sea level. Azhdahak Mountain is a favourite destination of all who love trekking in Armenia. Those who hike to the crater of the mountain will be amazed to find an impressive small lake formed of melting snow. Hiking Azhdahak, you will discover that the view of Azhdahak Crater Lake is constantly changing depending on a variety of factors. These include the amount of sunlight, the presence of clouds, the time of the day, the season, and the strength and direction of the wind. The water in the lake is so pure and clear that the bottom of the crater is always visible.

The Mount Armaghan is an extinct volcano at an elevation of 2.811m (9,222ft) above the sea level, located in the Gegharkunik Province of Armenia. It's one of the highest mountain roads of the country. The road to the summit, located within the Geghama Mountains, is gravel, rocky, tippy and bumpy at times. It is impassable in winters. At the top of the mountain there is a small volcanic lake called Armaghan lake, partially filled with water, which has a diameter of 100 m and is fed by rainwater. Stay away if you're scared of heights. Wet conditions may make for tough driving along the muddy road. Open to all motorized vehicles, however, strongly recommended for high clearance, 4-wheel drive vehicles. The road is very rough--only try driving it in a 2wd car, if you're planning to buy a new car. Locals say that Armaghan Mount is God's gift, and having once been here, you will certainly return. In 2009 a new domed basalt church was built on the top of the mountain, called Armaghan Church.

Yerevan Zipline Airlines is the longest zipline in Armenia and only one in the world that passes under a bridge. Here you can speed up to 140 km/h.

Explore three of Armenia’s historical sites from an off-road SUV. Take in panoramic views of Mount Ararat as you travel to Khor Virap Monastery. Continue on to visit Noravank Canyon and Monastery and King Smbat Fortress and learn about the area’s history from your driver-guide. Enjoy round-trip transfers to and from your hotel.

Dive into the delicious cuisine of Armenia during this full-day private food experience. Spend your day discovering Armenian foods such as Ararat Brandy, wines from the Aragatsotn region, and local beer and crayfish in the capital. Travel between locations in a comfortable, climate-controlled vehicle and enjoy commentary from your dedicated tour guide about the food and locations. All meals and transfers are included.

Get out of the city and go off-road on this jeep and trekking tour. Depart from your Yerevan hotel with your driver-guide and make your way to Azhdahak Mountain, the highest peak of Geghama mountain ridge. Hike to the top and admire the crater lake on the mountain. Pause for lunch as you take in the views of the area.

Georgia and Armenia are two countries situated at the meeting point of Europe and Asia, and this tour takes in the highlights of both. Explore the capital cities of Tbilisi and Yerevan; visit historic sites including Narikala Fortress, the Goshavank monastic complex, and the UNESCO-listed Haghpat monastery; and enjoy magnificent views of Sevan Lake and Geghard Gorge.

Armenia is an ideal country for those who like active travel. Tourists are given an opportunity to visit the most remarkable historical monuments and climb to the most inaccessible parts of the country. Jeep tours and trekking tours in Armenia provide an excellent opportunity for travelers to discover Armenia from a completely new perspective. These tours open unexplored, unknown landscapes and give the opportunity to plunge into hilarious mountain adventures. Start with us a breathtaking journey through the mountains of Armenia.

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