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Private tour: Unforgettable Experience from Armenia to Georgia in 3 Days

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 2
Day 3

Lake Sevan, Dilijan, Haghartsin Monastery, Tbilisi

1. Lake Sevan

Details: Lake Sevan
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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. Dilijan

20-30 min Details: Dilijan
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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, the shrubs and trees around which have witnessed numerous folk tales in the form of wild animals.

3. Haghartsin Monastery

50-60 min Details: Haghartsin Monastery
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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.

4. Tbilisi

140-150 min Details: Tbilisi
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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.
Overnight stay
Book a hotel in Tbilisi, if necessary

Sighnaghi, Bodbe Monastery

1. Sighnaghi

60-70 min Details: Sighnaghi
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On the gentle slopes of Kakheti's hills, where the sun generously bathes the vineyards and the Alazani Valley stretches in soft blue haze to the horizon, lies the small yet irresistibly charming town of Sighnaghi. Founded in the 17th century under King Erekle II, it remains the only town in Georgia to have preserved its ancient fortress walls – stone sentinels that still encircle it in a protective embrace. Its name comes from the Turkic "signakh", meaning "shelter" and indeed, this place feels as though it was created to guard peace and stillness.

2. Bodbe Monastery

20-30 min Details: Bodbe Monastery
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Just two kilometers from Sighnaghi, amid the gentle curves of Kakheti's hills and the silver shimmer of olive trees, rises an ancient sanctuary – the Bodbe Monastery. In the quiet of its gardens, beneath the prayerful shade of centuries-old cypresses, rest the relics of Saint Nino – the great enlightener of Georgia, who came in the 4th century with a cross made of vine branches to bring the light of Christianity to this land.
Overnight stay
Book a hotel in Tbilisi, if necessary

Mtskheta, Jvari Monastery, Yerevan

1. Mtskheta

60-70 min Details: Mtskheta
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At the meeting point of the restless Kura and the calm Aragvi, the ancient city of Mtskheta unfolds – the first Christian capital of Georgia and the cradle of its spiritual heritage.

2. Jvari Monastery

30-40 min Details: Jvari Monastery
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High above the ancient city of Mtskheta, where the waters of the Kura and Aragvi rivers meet in an eternal embrace, a rocky cliff crowned by centuries of wind holds the Jvari Monastery – the "Holy Cross". Its walls preserve the memory of the distant 6th century, when, according to tradition, Saint Nino the Equal-to-the-Apostles erected a cross here to mark the triumph of the new faith over paganism. Legend says that a miraculous light shone from that cross, visible for miles around, guiding travelers not only to the city but to God Himself.

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

  • Driver/Guide accommodation & meals

Exclusions

  • Hotel accommodation

  • Significant deviations from the route

  • Alcoholic beverages if lunch option selected

  • Audio guides

  • Wi-Fi in the vehicles

What to expect

  • See the most popular sites of the capital of Georgia
  • Stroll along the cozy streets of the old town
  • Feel the incomparable Georgian flavor
  • Visit "The City of Love"
  • Marvel at the 9th century architecture

*Residents of some countries (please, check the details at the office) may need to apply for the visa in advance to enter Georgia or/and to obtain one more entry visa to come back to Armenia
*Entry visa to Georgia or/and entry visa to come back to Armenia is NOT included
*Kindly have your Valid Passport with you for crossing the border & hotel check-in

Booking conditions

Cancellation & modification

Meet our Guides

Ruzanna Hovhannisyan

Ruzanna Hovhannisyan

RU HY

While in Armenia, all your senses will be awakened: the wild nature and man-made masterpieces, the unique scent of mountain air, the unforgettable taste of Armenian cuisine, and the soothing sound of the duduk. And to experience all this, you simply need to come to Armenia! Welcome!

Narine Vardanyan

Narine Vardanyan

HY EN

Hi or Barev. My name's Narine and I've been working as a tourist guide in Armenia since 2017. My greatest love and passion is my homeland – Hayastan! And I am here to create amazing experiences for everyone. I think my job is the best in the world. It offers the opportunity to meet new people, make them fall in love with new places, and create lasting memories. That's what I enjoy!)) Looking forward to showing you around beautiful Armenia.

Nelly Poghosyan

Nelly Poghosyan

HY EN

Hi! I'm Nelly, a certified tour guide. With work experience since 2012 and a unique set of skills – including deep patience, adaptability, and a sense of humor – I invite you to visit Armenia and explore this wonderful part of the world with me!

Poghos Varzhapetyan

Poghos Varzhapetyan

RU HY

My name is Poghos Varzhapetyan. I've been working in tourism since 2016. I love traveling. As a tour guide, my goal is always to make guests fall in love with Armenia so much that at the end of the tour they don't say goodbye, but instead say, "See you again, Armenia!".

Reviews

Mária Kadlečíková

Slovakia Slovakia

19.09.2025

Dear Madam, Dear Sir,
let me express on behalf of the Stefanik Association from Nitra, Slovak Republic, to you our great satisfaction and gratitude. Your travel agency was in charge of our programme during our stay in Armenia, as well as in Georgia. Programme was perfectly and very complexly prepared. Therefore, we had an opportunity to be acquainted with the most important historical, religious and natural sights of both beautiful states of Armenia and Georgia.We appreciate also the opportunity to visit Armenian factories for wine and brandy production -NOY and Areni wine company. Moreover, to see the process of lavash production was a great experience. From the organizational and logistical point of view, travel agency HYUR did an excellent job. In addition to this, guides and all drivers were very kind, careful and supportive, as well as prepared to fulfil every related request from our side. We are first of all, grateful to Alisia Grigoryan, who is indeed one of the best guides whoever we met during our journeys through Europe. Our thanks also go to Melane who guided us from 5th of September, we appreciate her kindness and organisational capacities. In addition, our gratitude and appreciation belongs to our guide in Georgia, indeed he was excellent in the vast historical and religious issues, but we are also grateful to him for willingness to introduce to us the Georgian culinary and winery cultures.
It is also worthwhile to inform you about our satisfaction with the accommodations organised by Areg Balasanzan, who was our contact point for contact with your travel service and he excelently performed.
Here in Slovakia, we warmly will advise your travel agency for travel purposes in Armenia and also in Georgia. If there is any way we can promote your travel services, please let us know and do not hesitate to contact us. Also if there is an opportunity to express our thanks to the guides, please inform us about it.
We wish you in the future every success.
With best regards
Mária Kadlečíková
Vice- chairman of the Stefanik Association
Nitra, Slovak Republic

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