caucasus mix

Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia 

Duration: 15 days & 14 nights

price starts from:1400 euro

► Tour Places:

• Baku- a combination of past and present Baku, the vibrant capital of Azerbaijan, combines ancient heritage with modern wonders

• Gobustan National Park- a time capsule of antiquity A short drive from Baku is Gobustan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its ancient  carvings and mud volcanoes

• Absheron Peninsula- Nature's Spectacle The Absheron Peninsula, stretching into the Caspian Sea from Baku, is a realm of natural wonders

• Yanar Dag- the "Burning Mountain." This mesmerizing phenomenon, where flames dance perpetually atop natural gas vents, offers a glimpse into the ancient traditions and geological marvels of the region

• Shemakha- Shemakha is a treasure trove of Azerbaijani heritage. Explore its ancient mosques, mausoleums, and fortresses, including the historic Juma Mosque and the fortress of Gulustan

• Sheki- Timeless Charm In the heart of the Lesser Caucasus Mountains lies Sheki, a gem of the Silk Road. Lose yourself in the labyrinthine streets of its UNESCO-listed Old Town, adorned with medieval caravanserais and palaces

• Lagodekhi-  Lagodekhi is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by adventurous souls and nature lovers alike

• Kakheti region: Sighnaghi the city of love, Bodbe monastery, House Museum of A. Chavchavadze, Shumi winery- Wine Region with stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture

• Tbilisi- the capital of Georgia, has a mix of old charm and modern life in its streets and art scene

• Ancient city Mtskheta,Jvari monastery- a historic town in Georgia, enchants visitors with its ancient landmarks and serene atmosphere, serving as a timeless gateway to the country's rich cultural heritage

• Ananuri- a Georgian fortress by the Aragvi River, features impressive ancient architecture and scenic views, inviting exploration of its rich history

• Gudauri- in Georgia's Caucasus Mountains, is a snowy playground with thrilling slopes and stunning views, drawing adventurers and nature lovers alike

• Kazbegi- a mountain town in Georgia, boasts breathtaking views of Mount Kazbek and offers adventurous activities like hiking, making it a top destination for nature lovers

• Kutaisi- one of Georgia's oldest cities and a hub of cultural heritage. Wander through its bustling streets, where ancient churches stand alongside modern cafes, and vibrant markets offer a tantalizing array of local delights.

• Prometheus cave- Not far from Kutaisi is Prometheus Cave, a magical underground world full of beautiful rock formations like stalactites and stalagmites. Take a guided tour through the cave's lit-up rooms and be amazed by the unique shapes on the walls and ceiling

• Samtsvera Waterfall- Samtsvera Waterfall, with its clear water and surrounding nature, offers a peaceful refuge away from the hustle and bustle of daily life

• Martvili canyon- is famous for its stunning green waters, tall cliffs, and lush surroundings, where visitors can enjoy boat tours and scenic walks amidst its natural beauty 

• Oda Family- The best way to discover Mergelian culture and cuisine is going to Oda Family

• Batumi- Nestled along the eastern coast of the Black Sea, Batumi stands as a vibrant and enchanting city, beaming with unique charm and breathtaking landscapes

• Botanical garden- Tucked away amidst the verdant slopes of the Mtsvane Kontskhi (Green Cape), the Batumi Botanical Garden invites visitors to immerse themselves in a lush oasis of rare plant species from around the world

• Paliostomi lake in Kolkheti National Park- This serene lake, surrounded by pristine wetlands and teeming with wildlife, offers visitors a peaceful retreat into the heart of nature

• Sevanavank- Perched atop a peninsula on Lake Sevan, Sevanavank monastery exudes serenity and spirituality. Dating back to the 9th century, this architectural gem offers panoramic views of the shimmering lake and surrounding mountains, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its timeless beauty.

• Yerevan- As the capital city, Yerevan pulsates with energy and history. Explore the bustling streets lined with cafes, shops, and historic landmarks such as the Republic Square and the ancient Erebuni Fortress.

• Garni- Step back in time to the Hellenistic era with a visit to Garni. This UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts the only surviving pagan temple in Armenia, set against a backdrop of dramatic cliffs and lush valleys.

• Geghard- Hidden within the cliffs of the Azat River gorge, Geghard monastery is a testament to Armenia's rich religious heritage and architectural prowess. Carved directly into the rock, this UNESCO-listed site enchants visitors with its intricate stone carvings and sacred atmosphere, offering a glimpse into the spiritual soul of Armenia.

• Ararat- Tower above the Armenian landscape, Mount Ararat stands as a timeless symbol of the nation's identity and resilience. Revered in Armenian culture and mythology, this majestic peak captivates with its snow-capped summit and commanding presence, inspiring awe and admiration in all who behold it.

• Khor Virap- Nestled against the backdrop of Mount Ararat, Khor Virap monastery holds a special place in Armenian history and spirituality. It was here that Saint Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned before converting King Tiridates III to Christianity, marking the beginning of Armenia's Christian heritage.

• Noravank- Tucked away in the rugged terrain of the Amaghu Valley, Noravank monastery beckons with its striking red rock formations and exquisite medieval architecture.

Price includes:

• Transportation Comfortable: A/C Vehicle, 4 WD vehicles for Gergeti

• Accommodation in Double/Twin rooms: Hotels: Baku: Parkside Hotel 4* or similar Sheki: Macera hotel 4* or similar Tbilisi: Heritage Hotel and Suites 4*, Twenties Hotel 4*Ramada by Windham 4* KMM 4* or similar Sighnaghi: Family hotel (Guesthouse) Batumi: New Wave, Old town or similar Kutaisi: Terrace hotel or similar Yerevan:

• Guide Service

• Breakfast at the hotels

• Lunches or Dinners

• Entrance fees according to the itinerary

• Bottle of water per person per day

• Company supports 24/7

Prices exclude:

• International flights Travel insurance Full board (lunches and dinners);

• Hotel charges for additional services;

• Tips are not included, but would be appreciated;

• Day 1: Arrival ► Baku city tour (D)

• Day 2: Gobustan National Park ► Absheron Peninsula ► Yanar Dag (B/L)

• Day 3: Baku ► Shemakha ► Sheki (B/D)

• Day 4: Sheki ► Lagodekhi ► Kakheti region ► Sighnaghi the city of love  (B/L)

• Day 5: Sighnaghi ► Bodbe monastery ► House Museum of A. Chavchavadze ► Shumi winery ► Tbilisi (B/L)

• Day 6: Ancient city Mtskheta ► Jvari monastery (VI century) ► Tbilisi city tour (B/D)

• Day 7: Tbilisi ► Ananuri ► Gudauri ► Stepantsminda ► Tbilisi (B/L)

• Day 8: Tbilisi ► Kutaisi ► Prometheus cave ► Samtsvera Waterfall ► Kutaisi (B/L)

• Day 9: Kutaisi ► Martvili canyon ► Oda Family Marani ► Batumi (B/L)

• Day 10: Batumi ► Botanical garden ► Batumi city walking tour (B/L)

• Day 11: Batumi ►Paliostomi lake in Kolkheti National Park ►Tbilisi (B/L)

• Day 12: Georgia Armenia border ► Sevanavank ►Yerevan (B/L)

• Day 13: Yerevan ► Garni ► Geghard ► Yerevan (B/L)

• Day 14: Yerevan ► Ararat ► Khor Virap ► Noravank (B/L)

• Day 15: Yerevan ► Departure

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