Garni & Geghard
A 1st-century temple above a basalt gorge, then a monastery carved straight into the rock.
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DetailsDay trips & tours from Yerevan
Armenia, the way locals see it
Monasteries on cliff edges, Lake Sevan, wine country and the best views of Ararat. Private or small-group tours with guides who speak English, Russian or Armenian.
- Pick-up from your hotel
- Private or small-group
- Guides in EN · RU · HY
Day trips
Back in Yerevan by dinner
Khor Virap, Areni & Noravank
Ararat at its closest, a wine stop in Areni, then the two-storey church hidden in red cliffs.
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Lake Sevan & Dilijan
Sevanavank above the blue lake, then forest air and the old craft streets of Dilijan.
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Tatev & Wings of Tatev
Glide over the Vorotan gorge on one of the world’s longest cable cars to a 9th-century monastery.
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Etchmiadzin & Zvartnots
The Mother Cathedral of the Armenian Church and the ruins of 7th-century Zvartnots.
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DetailsYerevan on foot
Pink tuff streets, the Cascade, the Vernissage market and the city’s best view of Ararat.
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DetailsMulti-day tours
Stay longer, see the whole country
Hotels, transport and guides arranged for you. Every route can be shortened, stretched or made private.
3days
Weekend in Armenia
- Yerevan
- Garni & Geghard
- Sevan & Dilijan
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Day by day7days
Most completeClassic Armenia
- Yerevan
- Etchmiadzin
- Garni & Geghard
- Sevan & Dilijan
- Khor Virap & Noravank
- Tatev
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Day by day10days
Armenia in Depth
- Classic route
- Gyumri
- Haghpat & Sanahin
- Jermuk
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Day by dayHow it works
Booking takes three messages
- 01
Tell us your dates
Pick a tour or describe the trip you have in mind — on WhatsApp, Telegram or by email.
- 02
Get a clear offer
We confirm the route, car, guide and price — and adjust it until it fits you.
- 03
Meet your guide
We pick you up at your hotel in Yerevan. You enjoy the road; we handle the rest.
About us
A Yerevan team with a whole country to show
We plan every trip the way we would show Armenia to our own friends: unhurried, with time for coffee, stories and the view — and with a guide who knows the road.
Good to know
Before you fly to Yerevan
Didn’t find your question? Write to us — we answer in English, Russian and Armenian.
Do I need a visa to visit Armenia?
Citizens of many countries can visit Armenia visa-free, and others can apply for an e-visa online. Check the official list for your passport before you travel — we are happy to help.
Which currency should I bring?
Armenia uses the dram (AMD). Cards work almost everywhere in Yerevan; keep some cash for villages, markets and small cafés.
When is the best time to visit?
May–June and September–October are mild and beautiful. Summer is hot in Yerevan but fresh at Lake Sevan and in the mountains; winter is the season for skiing in Tsaghkadzor.
Can you tailor a tour for us?
Yes. Tell us your dates, interests and pace, and we will adjust any tour or build one from scratch.
How do I pay?
We agree on the price and the payment method before the trip — just ask us what works for you.
Plan your trip
Tell us when you are coming
Send a request and we will reply with a route and a price. Prefer to chat? Write to us directly.