This tour includes some of the most breathtaking sites of Armenia in southeastern direction. The first stop will be in the old village Areni, where a 6000-year-old winery was found. You will enjoy here wine tasting and a tour arou... More

This tour will give you a chance to get acquainted with the peculiarities of Armenian Christianity, its rich history and heritage.... More

Discover some of the most iconic destinations in southern Armenia on this private day trip from Yerevan. This tour combines breathtaking landscapes, ancient monasteries, and Armenia’s famous wine region. Start with a visit to K... More

This 11-12 hour tour starts by visiting Khor Virap monastery, the closest point to the Biblical mount Ararat on the territory of Armenia. It is a great place for embracing the most picturesque views of the mountain. Then visit the... More

Explore popular places in Armenia. You will have unforgettable impressions and enjoy the warm atmosphere. Our Friendly Local English/Russian-speaking drivers will give you the most important information about places. Moreover, we ... More

We offer a sightseeing round trip in Armenia. Explore the highlights of Armenia on a one-day trip from Yerevan. Soak up the peaceful scenery of the great Lake Sevan & admire majestic natural monument "Symphony of Stones" During th... More

Tatev is 9th century monastery complex high on the mountain with an unbelievable beautiful landscape.There you can also experience the longest aerway tramway in the world.... More

1 day tour to northern direction in Armenia. Starts by 9am from any hotel in Yerevan and return to Yerevan by evening.... More

During this one-day private tour you will visit Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Tsaghkadzor city with Ropeway and Kecharis Monastery. Set 1900m above sea level and covering 1240 sq km, the vast expanse of Sevana Lich (Lake Sevan) is the... More

Armenia is an ancient country, famous for its rich history and culture. It is located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. The world’s oldest-known wine cellar, dating from 6,200 years ago, has been uncovered by archaeologists ... More

From Khor Virap you can enjoy the amazing view of the Mount Ararat. After you will visit the most famous medieval monuments in Armenian: Noravank and Tatev monasteries. On the way you have an opportunity to taste Armenian wine.... More

We’ll start the day at the stunning Sevan Peninsula, home to Sevanavank Monastery. Perched on a hill, this historic site offers breathtaking views of Lake Sevan, one of the world’s largest high-altitude lakes. Walking through ... More

Traveling completely privately makes it even more unique as we will drive away to the off the beaten path to see the Symphony of Stones. Being in that Area and not driving down to Garni Valley to see this Natural anomaly is unacce... More

Enjoy a 3 Day Private Tour to explore the most amazing attractions of Armenia, rich history & culture. You are free to find yourself your meals & book accommodation according to your taste or spending less. Discover Armenia's UNE... More

Full-day trip to Vayots Dzor region of Armenia. The first stop will be at Khor Virap Monastery in Ararat Valley. Here the Christian history of Armenia commenced in early 4-th century. Except the monastery you will also visit the u... More

This tour will give you a chance to get acquainted with the peculiarities of Armenian Christianity, its rich history and heritage.... More

Discover three cultural highlights of Armenia during a one-day trip from Yerevan. This 9-hours tour in Armenia includes – Khor Virap monastery, Charents Arch, Garni – Greco-Roman pagan temple, UNESCO-listed medieval monastery ... More

During this 10-11 hour tour you will visit amazing UNESCO heritage monastery complexes and old church as well as admire all the beauty of nature of Armenia's north.... More

Gyumri is the second largest city of Armenia, situated around 126 kilometres away from the capital city of Yerevan.... More

The first destination of our trip is one of the must see places in Armenia - Khor Virap. The next stop will be Monastery Noravank, which dates back to XIII—XIV centuries. After visiting these two monastries we will leave for ... More