Essential Georgia & Armenia
Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Dzoraget & Yerevan
based on 8 nights & daily experiences
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Price is based on two people sharing one room.
At a Glance
Ascend to chic UNESCO-listed monasteries, pride of these millennia-old civilizations
Idyllic retreat to the Caucasus mountains, carved with deep canyons and hidden valleys
Bask in the burgeoning art and culture hub of stylish Tbilisi
Trace the heartbreaking stories and tales of the Armenian Genocide
Hike the semi-desert David Gareja rock-cut monastery complex
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Georgia and Armenia are year-round destinations. During the summer months from late June to August, visitors can experience pleasant temperatures and dry weather ideal for hiking, whilst those visiting in the rainy months of April to June can enjoy beautiful foliage in between showers. Snowfall is common in the colder months between December and March, bringing a different beauty to the Caucasus Mountains.
We design each itinerary around you, so this suggested itinerary is a starting point that we can tweak or transform into something completely bespoke to you. Call us on 020 3993 8476 to start planning your holiday.
Itinerary
Experience the heart of Caucasus right between Europe and Asia. From the chic Tbilisi which has been coined as "Budapest of the Caucasus" to Yerevan's heart-wrenching tales of Armenian Genocide, breathtaking sceneries entertain you throughout the journey. Drive through towering mountains, unravel Stalin's history, step into rock-cut churches and find solitary peace in quaint monasteries.
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Fly into Tbilisi
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Days 1-5: Tbilisi
Start your journey strolling through Tbilisi's chic avenues, churches, cathedrals, synagogues and end off with a sunset cable car ride to Narikala Fortress.
Make an excursion to the historical Mtshketa, the Stalin House-Museum in Gori and Uplistsikhe cave town. Hikers will be delighted with a day trip to David Gareja, a rock-cut monastery along the Georgian-Azerbaijan border.
Accommodation: Rooms Hotel Tbilisi (4 nights)
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Days 5-6: Kazbegi
A scenic drive brings you through 16th century Ananuri fortress and Gudauri ski resort into Kazbegi. In Kazbegi, walk up to the scenic Tsminda Sameba Church, perched on top of a hill overlooking the Kazbegi village.
Accommodation: Rooms Hotel Kazbegi (1 night)
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Days 6-7: Dzoraget
Unravel the mysterious UNESCO monastic complexes of Haghpat and Sanahin, outstanding examples of medieval Armenian architecture. En route to Saghmosavank monastery, seated near the breathtaking Qasakh canyon.
Accommodation: Tufenkian Avan Dzoraget Hotel (1 night)
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Days 7-9: Yerevan
Feel the pulse of the heart-wrenching Armenian stories in Yerevan. Step into Echmiadzin, Armenia's own Vatican City and the nearby Zvartnots ruins.
The next day, make a day trip to 3 beloved Armenian icons: Khor Virap set against the picturesque Mt. Ararat backdrop, the Garni pagan temple and the rock-cut Geghard monastery.
Accommodation: Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan (2 nights)
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Location
Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Dzoraget & Yerevan
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