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Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Dilijan, Haghartsin, Main Sights of Tbilisi

Private tour: Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Dilijan, Haghartsin, Main Sights of Tbilisi

Name: Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Dilijan, Haghartsin, Main Sights of Tbilisi
Brand: Hyur Service
Price: 95500 AMD
Availability: InStock

Full-day

Historical & Heritage

Full-day

Duration: 15-16 hours

Mileage: 610 km

This private Armenia–Georgia tour brings together two different moods in one beautiful route: the clear mountain colors of Armenia and the lively charm of Tbilisi. The journey begins at Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia. The stop is planned at the peninsula, where Sevanavank rises above the water and opens a splendid view of the lake, shimmering in shades of blue, emerald and green. Today, a religious seminary also operates here, though it is usually not open to the public. The route then continues towards Dilijan, often called "Armenian Switzerland" for its wonderful forests and soft mountain scenery. Here you will visit Haghartsin, a 10th-century monastery restored with the support of Sheikh Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, the ruler of Sharjah, who was impressed by the monastery during his visit.

The second part of the tour is dedicated to Tbilisi – a warm, colorful and expressive city, where old streets, balconies, courtyards and panoramic views create a special atmosphere. The program includes the key landmarks of the Georgian capital and gives you time to feel the rhythm of its historic center. If you choose to take the cable car, Tbilisi will open before you in all its splendor, with beautiful views over the old districts and surrounding hills. A walk through the old city will not leave you indifferent: here, among the charming streets and architectural details, you can also notice the elegant traces of Armenian influence. After these memorable impressions, you will return to Armenia with the most pleasant memories.

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To secure the booking, you can pay just 15% of the tour price.

Cancellation

In case of cancellation or no-show, 15% of the tour price is not refunded.

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Please, include also children and infants

This tour can be realized for maximum 50 people in one group, if guide service is required.

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Itinerary

Lake Sevan, Sevanavank Monastery, Dilijan, Haghartsin Monastery, Tbilisi

1. Lake Sevan

Details: Lake Sevan

High in the embrace of Armenia's mountains lies Lake Sevan – the blue heart of the land, beating in harmony with the winds and the sun. Legend tells that once a green valley stretched here, until the heavens shed their tears, filling it with shimmering water as a priceless gift to humankind.

2. Sevanavank Monastery

50-60 min Details: Sevanavank Monastery

From the northwestern shore of Lake Sevan, a breathtaking panorama unfolds: a peninsula rises from the shimmering surface, crowned with ancient temples. Here, in 874, at the command of Queen Mariam, daughter of King Ashot Bagratuni, the Sevanavank Monastery was built – the spiritual guardian of Armenia's blue jewel.

3. Dilijan

20-30 min Details: Dilijan

Dilijan is a corner of Armenia where nature and silence weave a harmony that captivates every traveler. Nestled among emerald forests and gentle hills, the town stretches along the scenic valley of the Aghstev River, where the air carries the scent of pine and the freshness of mountain streams. The national park's unique pearls are two beautiful sights hidden in the forests: Lakes Parz and Gosh, surrounded by shrubs and trees that have inspired numerous folk tales and shelter the quiet life of wild animals.

4. Haghartsin Monastery

60-70 min Details: Haghartsin Monastery

Hidden deep within the leafy forests of Tavush, Haghartsin Monastery seems as though it has stepped straight out of an ancient manuscript, where stone walls and nature blend into a single, harmonious whole. Founded between the 10th and 13th centuries, it stood for centuries as both a spiritual refuge and a cultural beacon, drawing monks, pilgrims and master craftsmen. The complex includes the churches of St. Gregory, St. Mary and St. Stephen, along with monastic cells and service buildings carefully woven into the mountainous landscape.

5. Tbilisi

140-150 min Details: Tbilisi

280 kilometers north of Yerevan stretches Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia – a city where the past and the present beat in the same vibrant rhythm. At its heart runs the Kura River, an artery that unites centuries, mirroring in its waters church domes, bridges and the sparkling lights of the metropolis. In its narrow alleys whispers of history can still be heard, while the wide avenues breathe with the pulse of a modern city.

Inclusions

Professional drivers
Air-conditioned vehicles
Bottled water
Free pick-up & drop-off within Yerevan
Vehicle & passengers insurance
Extra stops on the route upon request

Exclusions

Significant deviations from the route
Alcoholic beverages if lunch option selected
Audio guides
Wi-Fi in the vehicles

What to expect

Begin with Armenia's fresh mountain colors at Lake Sevan and Dilijan
Visit Haghartsin, hidden among the forests of Tavush
Cross into Georgia for the lively streets, balconies and views of Tbilisi
Notice the Armenian architectural traces woven into the Old Town
Return with a bright mix of Armenian nature and Georgian city flavor

*200 steps to climb to Sevanavank
*600 m to walk downhill to Haghartsin
*Residents of some countries (please check the details at the office) may need to apply for a visa in advance to enter Georgia and/or obtain one more entry visa to return to Armenia
*Entry visa to Georgia and/or entry visa to return to Armenia is NOT included
*Kindly have your valid passport with you for border crossing & hotel check-in

Meet our Guides

Samvel Mkrtumyan

RU HY EN

Hi, I'm Samvel. With degrees in international relations and history, and years of connecting people from all walks of life, I've turned my passion for stories into guiding. I love revealing Armenia's hidden gems, sharing its quirky legends, and showcasing its breathtaking sights. It's fun, pal. Let's enjoy it together!

Hasmik Manukyan

RU DE

My name is Hasmik Manukyan. I have extensive experience and hold a tour guide license. I conduct excursions in two languages – Russian and German. I completed guide-interpreter courses in Yerevan, advanced training courses at the Institute for Continuing Education in Moscow and participated in an international training program, for which I hold certificates. I love my job and meeting new people. Every time, I'm delighted to introduce guests to the beauty and landmarks of my country, striving to ensure they leave satisfied, in love with Armenia and eager to return again.

Gayane Harutyunyan

HY EN IT

Armenia should be visited with an open heart. As your guide, I don't just offer tours – I create meaningful experiences that connect you deeply with Armenia's history, culture, and people. With genuine love for my country, passion for its stories, and local insight, I make every journey personal, engaging and unforgettable – turning every place into a living memory you'll carry with you.

Nina Manukyan

RU HY EN

Hello! My name is Nina, I am a guide at "Hyur Service" company. I am happy to introduce guests to Armenia – its history, culture and ancient traditions. For me as a guide, it is very important that every tour is clear, engaging and comfortable. Together we will explore famous landmarks, create beautiful memories and of course, take lively photos :) I will be happy to become your guide in Armenia. Travel with "Hyur Service" and discover Armenia not only with your eyes, but also with your heart.

Reviews

Валерия Маркова

Russia

25.04.2023

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Sevan, Dilijan, Haghartsin, Goshavank. I came away with a good impression of the tour. The guide, Syuzanna, is knowledgeable and tries very hard. I have just one request for all guides: please tell the tourists something on the way back to Yerevan, too! We’re hungry for information! I’m taking off half a point for that. The criticism is constructive and in my own interest, since I’m planning to go on at least two more tours with Yurservice. Overall, I recommend it!!!

Марина Волгова

Russia

30.09.2022

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Thank you for the excellent private tour to Sevan and Dilijan with Anna and Artur. It was comfortable and interesting, and they accommodated all our requests.

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Private tour: Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Dilijan, Haghartsin, Main Sights of Tbilisi

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