Azerbaijan Georgia and Armenia holiday
Description of Azerbaijan Georgia and Armenia holiday
This amazing Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour takes you to the best and most striking features of each country.
In Armenia, you'll head to old wine towns where wines are made of pomegranate, apricot and berries. You'll be confronted with breath-taking scenes of ancient monasteries, still standing even after so many centuries. At Khor Virap Monastery you'll get amazing views of Mount Ararat... and you'll even have a look at the cave where the world oldest leather shoe has recently been found.
In Georgia, enjoy the incredibly beautiful scenery of Mount Kazbek. Stroll around Sighnaghi – “the town of love”, famous for its architecture in the style of southern Italian classicism. And try the famous unique wine in Khareba winery.
There is no doubt everyone will be eager to see a Burning Mountain in Azerbaijani (Yanar Dag), a natural gas fire which blazes continuously on a hillside on the Absheron Peninsula. You can also enjoy a lovely walk in Gobustan National park along the Caspian coast. Three countries, encompassed in one fascinating tour.
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10 Reviews of Azerbaijan Georgia and Armenia holiday
Reviewed on 08 May 2026 by Karen Gottlieb
First rate. Loved all of it. Wish I would have had more time to see more of the country. Read full reviewReviewed on 24 Sep 2025 by Raisa Premysler
I returned very tired, but more happy that i did it! experience definitely was 5 stars Read full reviewReviewed on 09 Jun 2025 by Amanda Felix
There are some quite long drives but this gives you an excellent chance to see stunning scenery and how people live. he flora and fauna are wonderful so look out for birds and flowers along the way, including storks nesting on lamp posts! Read full reviewReviewed on 15 Jun 2025 by Edna Carmichael
This is not a relaxing holiday as you are on the go all the time but if you want a glimpse of the regions that works. Read full reviewReviewed on 19 May 2025 by Jo Checketts
The landscapes of the countries, all three of them, were absolutely beautiful. The scenery was magnificent really. Walking the streets and sites in the cities and seeing the locals. The cave dwellings were amazing. Read full reviewReviewed on 25 Sep 2024 by Ondre Webb
A wonderful adventure with magnificent scenery, interesting museums and amazing monasteries and churches. Visiting three very different countries and learning about their history and culture. Everyone we met was pleasant and helpful. Read full reviewReviewed on 17 May 2024 by Desmond Guilfoyle
The guides on all legs of the tour were professional and helpful. Overall, the tour was offered value for money for sure. Read full reviewReviewed on 10 Jun 2023 by Cathal Murphy
This is a fantastic trip that covers a lot of the regions top sites in a short period and it a excellent trip for those wanting to visit all three countries in a short period... Its a 5* from me. Read full reviewReviewed on 26 Sep 2023 by Jodi Sparks
I enjoyed the trip and am glad I went but it was much more strenuous than I think anyone expected. The tour guides, especially Ani in Armenia, were good. Read full reviewResponsible Travel
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WaterWe believe that reusable bottles are very important for health and always encourage our tourists to minimize the use of plastic bags, plates, bottles etc. In Georgia and Armenia we drink water from the tap and pour water from mountain springs. Each day of the tour we also provide our travelers with water only filled in glass bottles.
Wildlife
The countries attract travelers by their fantastic beauty, traditions and heritage. It’s our responsibility to encourage our travelers to avoid littering, damaging flowers and trees, as well as to respect wildlife so on.
Energy
We try to limit our impact on our surroundings as much as possible. We always ask our tourists to turn off equipment and lights when not in use or when they leave the room.
In our offices, we operate mainly with computers. All of our invoices, travel information and travel documents to our clients are issued as PDF - not printed on paper.
New is not always better – the traditional method of line-drying the clothing is much better for the environment. In order to save energy we encourage our tourists to use the line-drying method instead of dryer. We always ask our tourists to leave their electronics unplugged at all times, unless they’re actually using them.
People
We promise to support the local community of every destination we take our travelers to. We are interested in supporting local culture and local craft makers. During the tour we have stops at the local markets where you can wander through the aisles of locally grown fresh fruit and vegetables. Guests eat at local restaurants where the majority of the food is organic and locally sourced. The wonderful thing about this kind of interactive tourism is that everyone gains – the locals financially, and our clients with the unique experience and social interaction.Discover the highlights of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia on this 17 day tour of Baku, Tbilisi, Yerevan, Vardzia, Kazbegi and more. We always employ a local tour leader and local guides as we want to show you as much of the real country as we can. In the countries this benefits all businesses that we interact with.
We always inform our tourists about local customs and traditions thus to minimize the risk of misunderstanding with locals and disrespectful behavior in religious places.
On all of our holidays we respect the privacy of the local people. We will never photograph anyone without their permission and will ensure our guests are sensitive to the privacy of the local community.
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