7 Unusual holidays in Armenia found
Georgia & Armenia cultural holiday
Journey to the furthest reaches of Europe
From £2,245 16 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 1 Jun, 15 Jun, 25 Aug, 21 Sep
2020: 6 Jun, 19 Sep
2020: 6 Jun, 19 Sep
Georgia and Armenia holiday
Churches, monasteries, snow capped mountains, lakes and waterfalls
From £1,999 to £2,049 14 days inc UK flights
Small group travel:
2019: 25 May, 8 Jun, 22 Jun, 6 Jul, 20 Jul, 31 Aug, 7 Sep, 14 Sep, 21 Sep, 28 Sep
Armenia cultural tour
Cultural and religious journey in Armenia
From £819 10 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Armenia holiday, Ancient Armenia
The best of Armenia from stunning churches to local culture
From £1,035 7 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 18 May, 25 May, 21 Sep, 28 Sep
2020: 16 May, 19 Sep
2020: 16 May, 19 Sep
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Georgia and Armenia small group tour
The cultural and scenic highlights of Georgia and Armenia
From £1,949 14 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 11 May, 18 May, 14 Sep, 21 Sep
2020: 9 May, 12 Sep
2020: 9 May, 12 Sep
Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan small group tour
A comprehensive tour through Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia
From £2,599 20 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 5 May, 12 May, 8 Sep, 15 Sep
2020: 3 May, 6 Sep
2020: 3 May, 6 Sep
Caucasus small group tour
Charms and contradictions of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia
From £2,595 15 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 11 May, 5 Oct
From
£1,999
including UK flights
From
£2,599
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
The part of the trip in Svaneti.
Tips?
Its a good trips and they should book it
Local benefits?
It benefitted local people in The Svaneti region because it creates work.
Overall rating?
I will give it 4 stars because the guide in Azerbaijan didn't speak English very well. He didn't understand our questions and could answer something completly
wrong which proved that he hadn't understood the question. (more)Lars Leibnitz
From
£2,245
excluding flights
The walks, especially Kasbegi, Ushguli and the Molokan village. But there were too few opportunities for walking. (more)G Phillips
Waking up in the morning in Gudauri and opening the window to see fresh snow on the Higher Caucasus mountains - spectacular. (more)Maddy Ball
I would definitely recommend this trip (with extension to Azerbaijan), to people who want to see more than the well trodden tourist routes in Western Europe. (more)Judy Schneider
From
£1,949
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Svaneti.
Tips?
Take a scarf if female.
Local benefits?
Yes.
Overall rating?
Great. (more)Rosemary Mynors
From
£819
excluding flights
The most memorable part of the holiday was...travelling on the cable car (Wings of Tatev) and watching the amazing monastery come into view from afar.
(more)Jacqueline Dumigan
For me I think it has to be the visit to Khnodzresk via the extraordinary metal bridge, visiting the monastery of Tatev via the cable car and seeing Karahunge. It was such a beautiful spot with all the wildflowers and I saw a hoopoe! I wanted to stay for ever! (more)Valerie Lloyd
From
£1,035
excluding flights
Very good. Meeting the Molokans, seeing the monasteries and hearing local music at the sites (more)Rachel Grimshaw
Try the local home made produce you can get from vendors outside the monasteries. The bread filled with herbs we bought at Tatev was delicious and the walnuts wrapped in fruit was also very good. Fruit brought from roadside sellers also recommended. (more)Wayne Smith
