Armenia · GUIDED
Every trip has one free day too few. These 12 guided tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Ride Wings of Tatev, see Tatev monastery and Shaki waterfall, then taste Armenian wines in Areni on a guided small-group day from Yerevan.
“The trip was very long, but really enjoyed. He tour guide was exceptionally friendly and have lot of information about Armenia”
Full-day Armenia tour from Yerevan: Khor Virap, Noravank, Jermuk waterfall legend, Areni wine tasting. Small group guide, AC ride.
“Great trip with a very competent guide who gave us also a brief and general explanation about history of such beautiful country as Armenia is. If you are into culture , peaceful monasteries and then mountains, that’s the place you wanna go and the tour you wanna take”
A full-day guided trip from Yerevan to Tsaghkadzor and Lake Sevan, with monastery stops, scenic rides, and cable car or ski fun.
“Today’s tour was truly outstanding, and a special thanks goes to our guide, Christine. Her English is excellent, and she is incredibly enthusiastic and attentive to our needs. What impressed us most was her profound knowledge of history and her deep cultural insights. Beyond just introducing the sights, she shared so much about Armenian traditions and heritage through our conversations, which gave us a much richer understanding of the country. I want to give a high commendation to Christine for her exceptional service!”
8-hour Tsaghkadzor and Lake Sevan day tour from Yerevan with cable car, two monasteries, and a Sevan trout snack.
“I really enjoyed the tour and places were very beautiful to see something different. I definitely recommend this tour for anyone looking to visit lake sevan or other places to have fun.”
Lake Sevan, Dilijan, and monasteries plus an Ijevan wine-brandy factory tasting, all in a guided 10-hour Armenia day trip for $35.
“This tour is warmly recommended. We saw beautiful places in the Northern part of Armenia and everything was organized perfectly. If you’re lucky, you’ll get Anahit as your guide. She’s one of the best guides I’ve had in all of my trips! She did an amazing job organizing the group, handling challenging situations, and she did it in such a kind and friendly way, always with a smile and warm vibes. At the end of the tour, it felt like we had been friends for many years. In addition, she is very knowledgeable about Armenia, and happily answered all our questions. The driver was great as well (kind, and drove…”
Lake Sevan and Dilijan day trip from Yerevan with monastery stops, Sevanavank views, and Ijevan wine-brandy tastings for $33.86.
“I like that the tour was not too jam packed so we didn’t need to hurry in every destination. Our guide, Takuhi (not sure if correct) was very knowledgeable about the place and the history. I was the only one who she interpretted in English and I really did appreciate the effort. She made sure I wasn’t left out. She was really nice and made us all feel welcomed. The tour - I especially loved the funicular in Tsakadzhor in this trip. Wouldn’t want to miss that part when in Armenia. I just wished we could have stopped somewhere with the beautiful trees and take photos.”
Small-group day trip from Yerevan to Charents Arch, Garni, Geghard, and Sevan, with Wi-Fi, guide, and included tickets for $39.65.
“Really well organised tour with excellent tour guide and driver. All stops were interesting and well presented by our guide, including a good lunch at reasonable price”
One day in Armenia with Khor Virap, Garni, UNESCO Geghard, Ararat views, and lavash baked in a tonir, guided in small groups.
“The trip was very good, the weather and the ride was comfortable, however it was rushed to accommodate the plan. Each location is about 40 mins sightseeing, however it takes 10 mins to reach from the parking spot and then to listen to the guide, we have to complete the site seeing in 20mins which is not enough. Recommending to rearrange the plan for visiting Khor Virap in the afternoon to have the best possible view of Ararat Mountain.”
Small-group day trip from Yerevan to Khor Virap, Etchmiadzin and Zvartnots UNESCO sites, with guide, Wi-Fi and local sweets.
“This was a great tour. The city tour was good. We also visited several ruins and cathedrals. I was the only Englush speaking person on the tour, but the guide made every effort to describe everything in both English and Russian. A great tour guide!”
Guided Yerevan to Tbilisi day trip with UNESCO monasteries, Aragats views, and a big homemade lunch, plus border help.
“The tour was Tbilisi to Yerevan. We saw 3 important monasteries. Ended in the Envoy hostel in Yerevan.”
Gyumri walk in 150 minutes with local guide Aram: Vardanants Square, Seven Wounds and All Saviour’s Church, museums and parks.
“The guide was local and that makes the experience extra exciting. Great English. And passionate.”
12-hour self-guided drive through Khor Virap, Areni wine and Noravank, ending at Tatev with the Wings of Tatev ropeway.
“Artur was very kind and helpful, he gave us advice and information for the whole trip. Very beautiful and fascinating tour”
Every kind of day out of Yerevan, and the best of each.
