Armenia holiday, private departure
Set your departure date for a tailor made week in Armenia. Half board hotel accommodation in Yerevan allows access to city sightseeing and day trip destinations in the company of an English-speaking local guide.
Half board hotel in Yerevan Day trips with English-speaking local guide Lake Sevan Geghard Cave Monastery Khor Virap Monastery Ararat Valley Vayots Dzor wine region Gyumri Free day in Yerevan
Price
£1169 excluding flights
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Airport transfers
Accommodation, half board (breakfast + lunch, welcome dinner), all transfers in air-conditioned vehicles, English speaking guide service for all days, all admission fees, 1 bottle (0,5 l) of water per day, local SIM card
Description of Armenia holiday, private departure
Tailor make a tour of Armenia in the company of an English-speaking local guide and you'll be invited to experience many of the country's most important historic sites as well as its most beautiful natural scenes. From the capital city of Yerevan to Lake Sevan and Geghard Cave Monastery, this is your chance to make the most of Armenia at a private departure date that fits in with your plans.
Staying in a locally-owned hotel in the capital allows you to enjoy comfortable half board accommodation as well as access to a wide range of recommended restaurants, open air jazz cafes and heritage museums, such as the Matenadaran Museum and the Armenian Genocide Museum.
All day trip transportation and admission fees are included, so all you have to do is experience Armenia at a time and pace that suits you.
Price information
£1169 excluding flights
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Airport transfers
Accommodation, half board (breakfast + lunch, welcome dinner), all transfers in air-conditioned vehicles, English speaking guide service for all days, all admission fees, 1 bottle (0,5 l) of water per day, local SIM card
Departure information
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Travel guides
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Reviews
4 Reviews of Armenia holiday, private departure
4.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed on 14 Apr 2022 by Rosemary Shewry
It was a fantastic holiday and well worth waiting 2 years for due to Covid. Lusine at the operator and our guide Arthur were outstanding. Read full reviewReviewed on 24 Jul 2021 by Yousef Khattar
Really good. Our tour guides Eva and General Vahram made all the difference and were super accommodating in every way possible. Read full reviewReviewed on 17 Oct 2019 by Lesley Holinshead
It was a fantastic trip and exceeded my expectations. Armenia is a really interesting country, with a lengthy and turbulent history, diverse geography and vibrant culture. Read full reviewReviewed on 11 Oct 2019 by Becky Hemsley
Really enjoyable - good mix of culture & activities Read full reviewResponsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) holiday so that you can travel knowing it will help support the places and people that you visit, and the planet. Read how below.
Planet
Armenia always attracts travelers by their natural beauty, traditions and heritage. It’s our responsibility to prevent this treasures and encourage our travelers to avoid littering, tearing or damaging flowers, as well as to respect wildlife habitats and so on.Water
Water is vital during this tour. This means that our tourists should have at least 2 bottles of water every day, but it is not necessary to have with them plastic bottles. So we always give them glass bottles.
Waste
We use emails rather than fax and do not print documents but store them on our computers and in online clouds. All of our invoices, travel information and travel documents to our clients are issued as PDF - not printed on paper.Also we reduce waste and pollution by collaborating with plastic and paper waste reducing company in Armenia named "Ecoaghb".
Energy
We encourage our tourists to conserve energy and maintain the use of air conditioners, lights and other electrical equipment to a minimum.
People
Friends & neighborsOur tourists travel in small groups so they have a minimal impact on the environment as we go. We ensure that local economies benefit from our business by using locally-owned accommodation, employing local people as specialist guides, working with local operators and suppliers. In doing so, we are not only investing in local communities but also offering our travelers a genuine insight into a country and its people.
When it comes to taking pictures of the people themselves, it is always advice our travelers to ask their permission beforehand. Respect their right to privacy if they decline the request.
A fair deal
Working conditions are at the core of paid work and employment relationships. Generally speaking, working conditions cover a broad range of topics and issues, from working time to remuneration, as well as the physical conditions and mental demands that exist in the workplace. So we offer local people good working conditions with a fare wage.
Travelling with respect
We always inform our tourists about local customs and traditions, communication issues and rules of conduct in the churches. Thus, we minimize the risk of misunderstanding with locals and disrespectful behavior in religious places.
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