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14 Days

Availability : Mai - October

Start of the Tour: Tbilisi

End of the Tour: Tbilisi

Min Age : No Limitation

Max People : min. 2 - max. 12

|| One journey – two countries

Travel Programme

Overview

If you are planning a trip to the Caucasus and would like to get to know two different but similar countries in this region, then this travel offer is perfect for you. The 14-day combined round trip through Georgia and Armenia is designed so that you can get to know the most important sights of both countries and experience the diversity of this region.

Our reliable partners in Armenia will support us in this. Over a period of 14 days, with guests spending 8 days in Georgia and 6 days in Armenia, our highly qualified tour guides in both countries will ensure an interesting and impressive journey.

Please note: This tour can also be booked as an individual trip wit or without a tour guide a self-driver.

Highlights

Kakheti wine region; Davit-Gareji Monastery, Sighnaghi, Telavi, Gombori Pass, wine tasting
Mtskheta Old Town, Svetistkhoveli Cathedral, Jvari Church
Mtskheta Old Town, Svetistkhoveli Cathedral, Jvari Church
Stepantsminda, Heerstrasse, Ananuri Castle, Jvari Pass, Holy Trinity Church and Mkinvari Mountain, Trusso Valley
Old town of Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia
Vardzia cave city, mountains of the Klini Caucasus, Paravani and Saghamo lakes
Dilijan – old town, Dilijan National Park, Goshavank and Hagartsin churches
Tatev cable car, monastery and gorge, Gorisi
Lake Sevani, Areni plain and caves, Norvank church, wine tasting at Areni
Yerevan – capital of Armenia
Garni Temple, basalt organ in Garni Gorge, Geghard Monastery

Itinerary

Day 1.Kakheti - Wine Region of Georgia | Gareji-Sighnaghi

The Georgian part of the Georgia-Armenia tour begins with a drive to Kakheti. The route passes through a picturesque semi-desert to the cave monastery of David Gareji. According to legend, it was named after Saint David, one of the 13 Azerbaijani apostles who preached in the 6th century and founded the monastery.

Visitors can explore the monastery with its impressive, colorful frescoes from the 10th to 13th centuries. After lunch in a cozy restaurant in the village of Udabno, the tour continues to Sighnaghi.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Sighnaghi/in a hotel

Sighnaghi City - Round Trip in Georgia and Armenia

Tag 2.Rundfahrt in Weinregion | Sighnaghi - Mtskheta

After breakfast, we explore the town, walk along the city wall of Sighnaghi and enjoy the magnificent view of the plain of Alasani and the majestic Greater Caucasus. We continue to the nunnery of Bodbe, where Saint Nino, an important figure in Georgian history, found her final resting place.

On the way to Telavi, we will visit the palace of the Georgian prince Chavchavadze in Tsinandali. A wine tasting and a snack await us at the neighbouring Shumi winery, where we can sample the famous wines of Kakheti. We will then continue over the Gombori Pass to Mtskheta.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Mtskheta / in hotel

Svetitskhoveli Cathedral - Round Trip in Georgia and Armenia

Day 3.On the military road | Mtskheta – Stepantsminda

Numerous archaeological finds and historical monuments testify to Mtskheta’s rich historical past. The 12th-century Svetitskhoveli Monastery and the 7th-century Jvari Church are among the city’s most important attractions and are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

After visiting Mtskheta, we will continue our journey north on the famous Georgian Military Road to Stepantsminda. On the way, we will stop at the Jinvali Dam and the Ananuri Fortress.

In the evening, we will reach Stepantsminda after crossing the 2600-metre-high Jvari Pass.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Stepantsminda / in a hotel

Day 4.Enjoy the mountain world of the Caucasus | Stepantsminda

Stepantsminda, located at 1500 m in the mountains, starts the day with a hike to the Gergeti Monastery at the foot of Mount Kazbeg (5047 m), a well-known destination for mountaineers. The monastery was built in the 14th century and is located at an altitude of 2200 metres.

In the afternoon we drive through the picturesque Sno Valley to the village of Juta. From there you have the opportunity to hike to Tschauchi or enjoy the view at Café Zeta at 2200 metres.

The hike takes about 2 hours and is about 7 km long. A light packed lunch will be provided. The route is part of the well-known Kazbegi-Omalo hiking trail.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Stepantsminda / in a hotel

Day 5.Back to the capital | Kazbegi - Tbilisi

After breakfast, we will travel directly to Tbilisi, where we will arrive in the afternoon. After a short break, we will take a city tour. We will visit the famous sulphur baths, cross the Bridge of Peace to Freedom Square and Pushkin Square.

Our tour continues to the fortress Nari-Kala, the churches Anchiskhati and Metekhi, a mosque and a synagogue. We also don’t want to miss the monumental Mother of Georgia. After a little refreshment, you will have the opportunity to explore the city on your own.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Tbilisi / in a hotel

Day 6.After the ‘Swiss Armenia’ | Tbilisi-Dilijan

Today we finish the Georgian part of our round trip Georgia – Armenia and start our journey through Armenia. We cross the border into Armenia in the village of Sadakho. On the way, we will make a few stops to see some of the country’s highlights, including the Sanahin and Haghpat monasteries, which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

We will arrive in Dilijan, one of the most famous resort towns in Armenia, also known as the ‘Armenian Switzerland’, in the late afternoon. After the somewhat exhausting journey, we will take a break to relax before having dinner at a local restaurant.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Tbilisi / in a hotel

Day 7.Active in the resort town of Dilijan

On the first day of the round trip Georgia – Armenia in Armenia, we get to see the breathtaking nature of the country. Near Dilijan, there are some beautiful churches and historical buildings, such as the Hagartsin and Goschavank monasteries.

Both are impressive examples of Armenian Christian culture. Our day begins with a leisurely stroll through the old town of Dilijan. We then visit the two impressive churches. The programme also includes a short hike in Dilijan National Park.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Dilijan / in a hotel

Day 8.Along the beautiful Lake Sevani

Today we leave Dilijan and follow the mountain passes that lead us along the famous Lake Sevan to one of the most beautiful places in Armenia: Tatev.

On the programme is a breathtaking cable car ride to the Tatev Monastery, which was an important cultural and educational centre in the country for centuries.

Afterwards, we will continue to Goris, where we will spend the night.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Goris / in a hotel

Fisherman at Sevani See - Round Trip in Georgia and Armenia

Day 9.Areni – Armenia's wine region | Gorisi-Jerevan

On the way to the capital Yerevan, we will make some interesting stops. A fascinating stop today are the Areni Caves, where artefacts of wine-making dating back over 6000 years have been found. A special highlight of the round trip Georgia – Armenia.

After a guided tour of the caves, we continue through a narrow and impressive gorge to the picturesquely situated Noravank monastery.

Since Areni is a well-known wine-growing region, we take the opportunity to organise a wine tasting in the afternoon. Afterwards, we continue to Yerevan, where we arrive in the evening.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Yerevan / in hotel

Day 10.In and around Yerevan, the capital of Armenia

The day begins with a two-hour city tour of Yerevan. We then continue to the Kotayk region, where there are two must-see destinations. Our first stop is the pagan temple of Garni. On the way there, we make a photo stop at the Charents Arch and then continue to the Garni Temple.

Here we explore the picturesque surroundings and discover the traces of pagan Armenians. After a guided tour of the temple complex, we continue to the Garni Gorge, where we can admire the basalt organ.

After that, we will continue to the Geghard Monastery, an impressive monastery carved into the rock, whose walls are decorated with numerous cross stones. A place that will transport you to another world. We will have lunch at a nice restaurant before returning to Yerevan with all these experiences.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Overnight: Yerevan / at the hotel

Mother of Armenia - Round Trip in Georgia and Armenia

Day 11.Back to Georgia | Jerevan-Vardzia

The Armenian part of our round trip through Georgia and Armenia is coming to an end. We leave Yerevan and continue to Georgia. After crossing the border, we will immediately reach the famous Javakheti National Park, where we can stop and enjoy the landscape.

In the evening we arrive at the cave monastery and town of Vardzia, which was founded in the 12th century.

The route takes us through various gorges to a charming family-run hotel in Vardzia, which has a beautiful garden. Here we can relax after the long drive.

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Vardzia / in a guesthouse

Javakheti National Park - Round Trip in Georgia and Armenia

Day 12.The commercial area around Wardzia

Vardzia is a cave town that was built in the 13th century in the valley of the Kura. In a chapel within the town, there are remarkable frescoes created by Queen Tamara and her father. After the tour, guests have time to themselves.

They can either take a short hike in the area around Wardzia or relax in the well-tended garden of our accommodation by the river. Sounds like a balanced day of discovery and relaxation in the middle of nature!

Meals: breakfast, dinner

Accommodation: Wardzia / in a guesthouse

Wardzia - Round Trip in Georgia and Armenia

Day 13.On the plateaus of the Lesser Caucasus | Vardzia - Tbilisi

The route leads over the high plateau of the Lesser Caucasus and offers very scenic views. We plan to take breaks at the beautiful Paravani and Saghamo lakes before arriving in Tbilisi in the evening. We are happy to organize a farewell dinner for our guests here.

Meals: breakfast, farewell dinner

Accommodation: Tbilisi / in a hotel

Day 14.Departure

Our wonderful round trip through Georgia and Armenia ends with the transfer to the airport.

Travel dates:

15.05.2025 – 30.10.2025Available | 12 places still left

Important: As there are no fixed dates for this trip, you can flexibly organize the travel period. The trip is possible from May to the end of October.

Travel price:

Prices per person in a DR:EUR 1960

SGL - supplement:EUR 290

Please note: The price applies if the minimum number of participants of two persons is reached. Price differentiation if the minimum number of participants is not reached: PLEASE SEE HERE.

Our services included:

Transfers to/from airport
MealsBreakfast, dinner.
Travel organisation
English-speaking guide
Tickets according to the programme
Accommodation3* hotels and guest houses (see programme)
Wine tasting
Welcome and farewell dinner
Water – 0.5 litres per day

NOT included:

Flights to and from Georgia
Alcohol (except wine tasting)
Travel insurance
Tip

Our route

FAQ-s about the round trip in Georgia and Armenia

Question 1What are the highlights of a tour of Georgia and Armenia?

This trip offers the exploration of historical sites such as Vardzia, Tatev and the Noravank Monastery, as well as visits to the capital cities of Tbilisi and Yerevan.

Question 2.How long does a typical round trip through both countries take?

An average round trip through Georgia and Armenia usually takes between 10 and 14 days.

Question 3.Which sights in Georgia and Armenia should definitely be visited?

The cave city of Vardzia, the monasteries of Tatev and Noravank, historical sites such as the old town of Tbilisi and Yerevan’s Republic Square are some of the highlights.

Question 4.What activities are possible during the round trip?

Besides visiting historical sites, the programme may include hiking in national parks, wine tasting and leisure activities in the cities.

Question 5.Which season is best for travelling in Georgia and Armenia?

Spring and autumn are ideal seasons due to the pleasant weather and fewer crowds of tourists.

Question 6.What accommodation is included in the round trip?

Accommodation ranges from hotels in cities to traditional guest houses and family-run bed and breakfasts in rural areas.

Question 7.What culinary specialities can be sampled during the trip?

Georgian and Armenian cuisine includes dishes such as khachapuri, dolma, khinkali and a wide variety of kebabs, as well as local wines.

Question 8.What transport links are there between the two countries?

There are bus connections, trains and even organised tours that allow for a smooth journey between Georgia and Armenia.

Question 9.What languages are spoken in Georgia and Armenia?

The official languages are Georgian and Armenian, but many people also speak Russian and English, especially in the tourism sector.

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