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See Armenia the way locals do.
Three ready-made packages below, or tell us what you're after and we'll build a private route around it — wine, city, mountains, or all three.
Packages
Three ways to start.
Every package can be shortened, extended, or combined with another — this is the starting point, not the limit.
The Areni Wine Trail
A slow trip south through Vayots Dzor: the cave where the world's oldest winery was found, a clifftop monastery, and three family-run wineries.
- Areni-1 cave & archaeology museum
- Noravank Monastery, red-cliff canyon
- 3 winery tastings + cellar lunch
- Overnight in a Vayots Dzor guesthouse
Yerevan in a Day
The pink-tuff capital on foot: Republic Square, the Cascade's stacked terraces, a manuscript library, and the Vernissage craft market.
- Republic Square & singing fountains
- Cascade Complex + Cafesjian art terraces
- Matenadaran manuscript museum
- Vernissage market, carpets & carving
Caucasus Trails
Aragats' basalt summit, Dilijan's forests, and Tatev's Wings cableway — for travelers who want the mountains, not just the view of them.
- Mount Aragats south peak trek
- Dilijan National Park forest trails
- Wings of Tatev, world's longest reversible cableway
- 4 nights in guesthouses & mountain lodges
The Route
Six waypoints most itineraries pass through.
These anchor points appear in nearly every package above — then get shaped around what you actually want to see.
Yerevan, the Pink City
Volcanic tuff facades that blush at sunset, the Cascade's stacked stairways, and Republic Square glowing over its singing fountains.
Khor Virap
A monastery at the foot of Ararat, where the mountain that Armenia lost still fills the entire horizon.
Geghard & Garni
A cave monastery carved directly into cliff rock, paired with a Hellenistic temple watching over the Azat gorge.
Lake Sevan
The "Pearl of Armenia" — a freshwater sea at 1,900 metres, ringed by 9th-century monasteries and lakeside grills.
Dilijan
Called "Armenian Switzerland" for its pine forests and mineral springs — now also home to a growing arts scene.
Tatev Monastery
A 9th-century clifftop monastery reached by the "Wings of Tatev" — the world's longest reversible cable car.
Add-on Experiences
Ways to spend your days, not just see the sights.
Add any of these into a package, or build a trip entirely around one.
Cellar Tastings
Additional wineries and brandy houses beyond the standard Areni route.
An Evening of Duduk
A private courtyard performance of Armenia's apricot-wood woodwind.
Khachkar Carving
Sit with a master carver of cross-stones, Armenia's signature stone artform.
The Culinary Table
Lavash from a tonir oven, hand-rolled dolma, khorovats over grapevine coals.
Village Guesthouses
Nights with families across Tavush, Vayots Dzor and Syunik.
Self-Drive Support
Route planning and 24/7 phone support if you'd rather drive yourself.
Traveler Notes
What ten days in Armenia tends to do to people.
Our guide took us off the printed itinerary twice because "there's someone you should meet." Both stops became the best part of the trip.
I've used a lot of agencies. This is the first one where the founder actually called to ask how the trip went, unprompted.
Tatev at sunrise, then a wine cellar by lunch, then a family dinner we're still talking about. The pacing was exactly right.