Top Armenia Full-day Tours - page 6

Get into the Essence of Armenia by doing the Essential Armenia tour. Visiting the most important and distinct sites in the country. If you have limited time in the country, this tour is just for you. It is a great way to explore Armenia, by not only, visiting its main sites but also meeting local people, eating in their house and getting to know rural life in Armenia. Our English-only guides will make your journey unforgettable Start your morning by admiring the magnificence of Azat gorge and the stunning rock formation known as the Symphony of Stones. Explore the amazing Geghard monastery carved within a mountain and the iconic Garni temple. Visit a local family and learn about life in the Fantan village over a home cooked lunch. Be amazed by the sheer number of “khachkar'' (stone etched headstones) at the Noratus cemetery and discover the history behind them. Appreciate the serenity of Lake Sevan from the picturesque Sevanavank perched on top of a hill overlooking the lake.

Explore Armenia's rich heritage on this captivating day tour from Yerevan, visiting iconic landmarks and breathtaking natural sites. Begin at Khor Virap Monastery, where the views of Mount Ararat are unforgettable. Experience the Greco-Roman elegance of Garni Temple perched above the Azat River Gorge. Marvel at the Symphony of Stones, a stunning formation of basalt columns, before concluding at the UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery, renowned for its rock-carved architecture. This tour blends cultural exploration with stunning landscapes for an enriching experience. - Visit Khor Virap Monastery with stunning views of Mount Ararat - Discover Garni Temple, the only Greco-Roman temple in Armenia - Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Geghard Monastery, carved into rock

This eco-tour blends adventure, conservation, and cultural discovery, offering unique access to Armenia’s protected wildlife areas, expert-led birdwatching, and visits to UNESCO-listed landmarks.

Step into the culture and history of Armenia on this private tour in Yerevan that can be created according your schedule and interests. Explore some of the city’s top museums, taste traditional sweeties in local food market, discover the famous Ararat brandy factory, try to create your own rug in Megerian Carpet factory. It is the perfect way to discover the history, cuisine and culture of one the oldest cities in the world – Yerevan. We will go to Garni from Yerevan. An the first stop will be at Arch of Charents. The next stop is Garni pagan temple, which is the only preserved pagan temple in Armenia. Also we will go to Geghard monastery. The last stop will be at Symphony of the stones which attractive for the wonderful natural rocks.

Visit several Armenian landmarks in one day with a local guide. Leaving Yerevan, travel to Tsaghkadzor, a popular resort town. Take a ride on the ski lift and visit Kecharis Monastery, which dates back to the 11th century. Then it’s on to Lake Sevan, a large high-altitude lake on Armenia’s eastern peninsula. Last, explore the Sevanavank monastic complex, which was built in 874 A.D.

A tour to enlighten the spirit. Visit the significant religious destinations of Armenia including St. Echmiadzin, the head church of Armenia and also the ‘sister’ church St Hripsime. See the breathtaking views of Mt. Ararat from Khor Virap monastery where the spark of Christianity started in Armenia. Descend and experience the underground dungeon pit. Visit a local artisan in Khor Virap village and enjoy a delicious homemade lunch with his hospitable family. Discover the unique two Storey structure of Noravank Church nestled in the stunning brick-red cliffs of a gorge. Sample the local homemade wine at a traditional winery in the heart of the Areni wine region before heading back to Yerevan.

Discover the charm of "Armenian Switzerland" with a full-day tour of Dilijan National Park. Wander through the quaint town, immerse yourself in the lush forests, and take in the serene beauty of Lake Parz. Wrap up your adventure with a visit to the stunning Makaravank Monastery, a masterpiece of 10th-13th century architecture. It's the perfect way to experience both natural highlights and historical wonder.

This combined private tour includes visits of some of the most popular attractions of Armenia. During morning time Biblical Mount Ararat is especially beautiful, so the first stop is foreseen at the closest point to the mountain from Armenia – Khor Virap monastery, from where Christianity in Armenia originates. Next on the route is the only pagan temple in Armenia – Garni. And, finally, you will be amazed by the magnificence of the 13th century Geghard monastic complex, partially carved in the rock and included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List.

Explore Armenia's remarkable heritage on this enriching journey that includes the iconic Garni Temple and the breathtaking Symphony of Stones. Marvel at the stunning views of Mount Ararat from Charents Arch and delve into the artistry of Geghard Monastery, known for its intricate bas-reliefs. At Lake Sevan, witness the captivating hues of its waters and visit the ancient Sevanavank Monastery, showcasing unique architecture. This tour offers a blend of cultural insights, historical exploration, and stunning natural beauty. - Visit the pagan Temple of Garni and enjoy views of Mount Ararat - Discover the fascinating Symphony of Stones with its unique formations - Explore the art-filled halls of Geghard Monastery and taste local gata - Experience the remarkable Lake Sevan and Sevanavank Monastery with picturesque surroundings

This is more than just stargazing—it’s a fun, educational journey into astronomy led by passionate science lovers. Guests use top-tier telescopes to view stars, planets, and galaxies in rare clarity, while enjoying a relaxed fireside setting with storytelling and cosmic conversation.

The first point of our today’s tour is Gyumri city, one of those rare cities that have managed to preserve the spirit of antiquity. The archaeological excavations are evidence of the fact that the first human settlements on the territory of modern Gyumri are dated back to the Bronze Age. In those times it was called Kumayri. The Gallery of famous Soviet artists sisters Mariam and Yeranuhi Aslamazyan. The sisters founded their own gallery in their native «Heghnar Spring» memorial is also located in the territory of complex. The spring has a secret: water will come out of it only if you perform a certain action. If you do not know what action to perform, you will have to wait for a long time. Many people have no patience, so Heghnar remains dry. We will meet the wonderful sunset on the bank of the Akhuryan River. Departure: 09:00 Arrival: 22:00 Departure place: Hakob Hakobyan str.1/ near the Mergelyan Institute

This time choose our one-day trip to Sanahin-Haghpat-Odzun. This one-day trip will show you the wonders of Lori province such as Sanahin, Haghpat and Odzun. Do you want to explore them? Get the amazing experiences from this one-day trip to Sanahin-Haghpat-Odzun and let us make it memorable.

The nature and sights of the Lori region always attract numerous tourists. Today we will get acquainted with some of the beautiful sights of Lori. The first shortstop will be at the «Gntunik» food court in Aparan, where we can have breakfast or do some necessary shopping. During the tour, we will visit Haghpat and Sanahin Monasteries, Mendz Er cave, the famous Sanahin ancient bridge, Alaverdi town, Surb Astvatsatsin Monastery in Akhtala, Akhtala fortress and Aramyants castle. Haghpat Monastery, one of the largest monastic complexes in Armenia, is located 6 km away from the Sanahin Monastery in Haghpat village. The Akhtala fortress is supposed to have been founded in the 10th century by the Bagratuni-Kyurikyans princely family ruling this area until the end of the 12th century. The last stop of the tour is the castle of Maecenas Aramyants. It was built in the Swiss style. The Declaration on the establishment of the First Republic of Armenia was adopted here. Total distance is 400 km

Explore southern Armenia’s natural wonders, ancient monasteries, and rich heritage on a full-day journey from Yerevan. Visit Noravank, Shaki Waterfall, and Tatev Monastery.

Conquer an impenetrable citadel and witness the masterpieces of Armenia’s "Golden Age" without the exhaustion. The vision behind this tour is to grant you sweeping panoramas and the spirit of medieval grandeur. We have combined a visit to one of the country's most powerful fortresses. Why join us for this experience? The "Eagle’s Nest" of Smbataberd: We will ascend to 2,000 meters to reach this formidable 10th-century fortress. You will witness the genius of medieval engineering and appreciate the strategic scale of a citadel that offers 360-degree views and a direct line of sight to three neighboring monasteries. The Treasures of Tsaghats Kar: Explore the Tsaghats Kar monastery complex, a true 10th-century masterpiece. We will discuss Armenia’s "Golden Age" and discover how medieval craftsmen managed to create such elegant temples in such a rugged, mountainous landscape. 4x4 vehicles. + snacks + drone to capture you against the backdrop of the impenetrable fortress.

Venture away from the capital to visit some of Armenia’s beautiful monasteries and historical churches. Learn about the country’s rich heritage and religious views. You will also visit Lake Sevan, a large, high-altitude lake in the eastern part of the country.

Scenic one-day trip from Yerevan to Tbilisi with sightseeing stops and free time in the Tbilisi city.

Swap the crowds of the big bus tours for a private and personalized experience of Armenia. In the company of just your chosen travel companions and a guide, explore the country's history by visiting the medieval Khor Virap and Noravank monasteries and the Bronze Age T'rchuneri (Bird) Cave, then toast the experience with a sip of Armenia's Areni wine at the Hin Areni Winery.

See Armenia’s iconic "calling card" framed by wild canyons and track down the rare inhabitants of the red cliffs. The vision behind this tour is to reveal the famous Noravank beyond the standard tourist trails. We combine the majesty of medieval architecture with an expedition through the Gnishik Gorge—rightly considered one of the most beautiful and biologically diverse places in the country. Why join us for this experience? Architectural Masterpiece: Visit Noravank, a 13th-century monastery nestled among "flaming" red cliffs. We will delve into the history of the Orbelian dynasty and the legacy of the master architect Momik, whose unique craftsmanship remains unrivaled. Gnishik Photo Safari: In powerful Aranor Travel 4x4 vehicles, we will journey deep into the Gnishik Canyon. This biodiversity "hotspot" offers a rare opportunity to spot the legendary Bezoar ibex as they leap gracefully across the sheer rock faces.

Journey through Armenia’s stunning southern landscape on a full-day tour that combines ancient history and natural beauty. Start in Areni, the cradle of winemaking, where you’ll visit a local winery and taste exquisite wines. Next, marvel at the Spandaryan Reservoir, a Soviet-era engineering feat surrounded by breathtaking scenery. The highlight is a hike through Old Khot, often called the "Armenian Machu Picchu," where you’ll explore ancient ruins and churches nestled in the cliffs, offering a glimpse into Armenia's rich past. - Discover the world’s oldest winery with exclusive tastings in Areni. - Enjoy picturesque views at the Spandaryan Reservoir, perfect for photography. - Explore 3,000-year-old ruins and fascinating architecture in Old Khot. - Comfortable round-trip transportation from Yerevan included.

Our private tour to Lake Sevan, Dilijan, Haghartsin Monastery Join our trip to one of the most hidden gems in Armenia. We will visit Lake Sevan, which is known as the Jewel of Armenia, Dilijan, which is also well as Armenian Switzerland. We will discover the medieval Haghartsin Monastery, hidden deep in the woods. It is a true masterpiece.

Discover the first Christian church in the world: Holy Echmiadzin dating back to the 4th century, as well as the churches of St. Hripsime and St. Gayane and the ruins of Zvartnots Temple, which reveal the religious and architectural uniqueness of the country. Travel to the north of Armenia from Yerevan and explore all its beauty from fascinating monasteries of Goshavank, Haghartsin and Sevanavank to the blue gem of Armenia-Lake Sevan, surrounded by a vast chain of mountains with "Yerani Travel".

Spend a day exploring some of Armenia’s most spectacular landmarks. The high-mountainous Lake Sevan is the “pearl of Armenia”. Lake Sevan – located at an altitude of 1,900 m above sea level in the center of the Armenian highland. Hayravank monastery is an Armenian architectural monument built in the 9 -13th century, in the Hayravank village, on the coastal foreland of the Sevan Lake. The trip will continue along the shore to reach Noratous, a village which is home to the largest collection of the Armenian Khachkars – stone steles engraved with a cross, designed to show the way to salvation. After Selim Pass you will continue the trip to Jermuk that is positioned within forests and mountains. The plateau is partitioned into two parts by the Arpa river gorge. The town is unique with its fantastic waterfall. And here there is the oldest winery of Armenia, where you can taste the most delicious wine from the best varieties of grapes.

Indulge in a day of breathtaking scenery, rich history, and unforgettable flavors on a gourmet journey around Lake Sevan! Your adventure begins with a hotel pick-up and a scenic drive through Armenia’s landscapes. Our first stop is Hayravank Monastery, a serene 9th–12th-century site with stunning lake views. Next, explore Noratus, home to Armenia’s largest collection of khachkars, offering a glimpse into its rich artistic heritage. Then, delight in a cheese tasting at a unique farm, sampling artisanal cheeses aged in wine, brandy, and grape leaves. By the lake, enjoy Sevan’s famous fish at a local restaurant, where fresh ingredients meet culinary mastery. Finally, visit a wine castle for a guided tour and tasting of exquisite Armenian wines. With hearts full of memories and flavors, we’ll return to Yerevan, leaving you with a deep appreciation for Armenia’s culture, history, and gastronomy. Join us for a feast for the senses!