Private tour: Tsaghkadzor, Kecharis, Ropeway, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Dilijan, Haghartsin, Goshavank
Tsaghkadzor, Kecharis Monastery, Tsaghkadzor Ropeway, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank Monastery, Dilijan, Haghartsin Monastery, Goshavank Monastery
1. Tsaghkadzor
5-10 min
2. Kecharis Monastery
20-30 min
3. Tsaghkadzor Ropeway
50-60 min
4. Lake Sevan
5. Sevanavank Monastery
50-60 min
6. Dilijan
20-30 min
7. Haghartsin Monastery
60-70 min
8. Goshavank Monastery
40-50 min
Inclusions
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Professional drivers
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Air-conditioned vehicles
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Bottled water
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Free pick-up & drop-off within Yerevan
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Vehicle & passengers insurance
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Extra stops on the route upon request
Exclusions
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Significant deviations from the route
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Alcoholic beverages if lunch option selected
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Audio guides
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Wi-Fi in the vehicles
What to expect
- Explore the most popular monasteries in Armenia
- Discover the beauty of the Armenian valleys
- Marvel at one of the largest freshwater high-altitude lakes in Eurasia
- Admire the forests of the "Armenian Switzerland"
*200 steps to climb to Sevanavank
*600 m to walk down the hill to Haghartsin
Booking conditions
Cancellation & modification
Meet our Guides
Anna Harutyunyan
I'm Anna. Since 2010, I have been helping tourists not only discover Armenia's amazing uniqueness, the depth of its history, and the phenomenon of its existence, but also enjoy inner peace and harmony together with them.
Gayane Mkrtchyan
I'm Gayane – a small part of Armenia. Do you want to breathe in the scent of this land, feel the taste of our dishes passed down through centuries, hear the roar of endless rivers and the whisper of towering mountains, and why not, listen to the stories of our stone-carved monuments? Let's discover this ancient land together.
Anush Malyans
I am Anush Malyants, and since 2008 I have been working at "Hyur Service" company as a tour guide in French and Persian. I will be happy to welcome you to Armenia and help you discover this wonderful country. I will also tell you why I have been living here with my family since 2001.
Hilda Mansourian
My name is Hilda Mansourian. I was born in Aleppo. Since 2000, I have been volunteering at AGBU (Armenian Relief Society). I work in Armenian embroidery and as a tour guide. Why choose me? I want my group to return impressed by the beauty of my homeland's history and, above all, by the hospitality reflected in my smile.