Top Armenia Tours by Duration - page 3

During this one-day private tour you will visit Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Tsaghkadzor city with Ropeway and Kecharis Monastery. Set 1900m above sea level and covering 1240 sq km, the vast expanse of Sevana Lich (Lake Sevan) is the largest lake in the Caucasus and one of the largest freshwater high-altitude lakes in the world. Sevanavank is located on the peninsula of Sevan. In 305, it was founded by St. Gregory the Illuminator, who built the church on the place of a pagan temple. The second stop is Tsaghkadzor city. It is a spa town in Kotayk province of Armenia, it is popular ski and climate destination. Here you will also visit wonderful medieval monastery Kecharis, it was built in the early-mid ages. Choose one of the presented individual tours, customize it or create your private tour in Armenia with Jan Armenia Tours and Travel! Book with us & Let us show you the Land of old Legends, Biblical Stories and Ancient History!

Perfect for travelers looking to learn about Armenia’s history, join us for a trip to Armenia’s last standing Pagan Temple. Learn about the rich history of the area and marvel at the archeological remains of the royal palace. Later be amazed by the Geghard monastery located in natural made caves.

Explore the top attractions of Sevan Lake, the Tsakhkadzor Rope Way and Kecharis Monastery on this 7-hour Armenia tour from Yerevan. Visit Sevan Lake — the largest stretch of water in the entire Caucasus — with a guide and admire fine views over the serene waters. Listen as a guide sheds light on the region’s diverse plant and bird life, then admire spectacular views over Mt Teghenis on route along the Tsakhkadzor Rope Way. Afterward, visit 11th-century Kecharis Monastery, where Armenia’s rich religious history comes to life.

Get out of the city and explore the nature around Yerevan on this hiking and jeep tour. Depart from your hotel with your driver-guide and head to Aragats Mountain and Lake Kari. Hike to one of the peaks of Aragats Mountain and take in the panoramic views. Continue on to Amberd Fortress before returning to Tirana.

This tour will take you to the amazing historical and spiritual place where you will get acquainted with the most interesting stories and legends. Khor Virap Monastery has over a thousand-year history steeped in biblical events, mysticism. This monastery is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Armenia. According to a legend St. Gregory the Illustrator has been imprisoned there by King Tridates III for fourteen years. The ancient Armenian Monastery was built in the 5th century and is located near the Mount Ararat.

Skip the taxi lines and treat yourself to a punctual pre-scheduled ride from the airport during this private one-way transfer between Zvartnots International Airport to any location within Yerevan. Enjoy a front-door pickup from either your hotel lobby or the airport arrivals hall. Ride comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle with a professional English or Russian-speaking chauffeur. Private car transfers include luggage assistance as needed.

Visit the stunning, centuries-old monastery of Khor Virap—plus four other top Armenian attractions—during this private, full-day excursion from Yerevan. Travel in your own climate-controlled vehicle with a professional chauffeur. Other highlights include a tasting of regional Armenian wines, a stop in the cave of Areni (nicknamed “Bird Cave”), a visit to 13th-century Noravank Monastery, and a stroll alongside picturesque Jermuk Waterfall.

Get an insider’s introduction to one of the world’s oldest wine-making cultures during this private wine-tasting tour in Aragatsotn. Admire green, hilly scenery as you travel between three family-run regional wineries. Learn how local wines are prepared from the grape to the bottle as you sample different varieties of reds and whites. Hotel pickup and drop-off from Yerevan are included.

Go off the beaten track and uncover Yerevan's rich architectural history with this private tour. Learn about Armenian history and culture as you explore such notable sites as Matenadaran - The Museum of Ancient Manuscripts, the Monument of Mesrop Mashtots, Saint Gregory The Illuminator Cathedral, and Erebuni Town-Fortress.

Explore Armenia’s rich history and mesmerizing architecture on this half-day tour from Yerevan. Visit the iconic 7th-century Zvartnots Temple, wander through the medieval churches of St. Gayane and St. Hripsime, and discover the Echmiadzin Mother Cathedral—one of the oldest cathedrals in the world. For your convenience, hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Tick off a handful of Armenia’s most celebrated attractions during this full-day private tour. Enjoy stunning Mt. Ararat views from Khor Virap Monastery, explore the 13th-century monastery complex of Noravank, taste Armenia’s unique wine varieties at Areni Wine Factory, and ride to hilltop Tatev Monastery on the “Wings of Tatev” cable car. Ground transfers are included; the tasting and cable-car rides are purchased separately.

Get out of Yerevan and learn about Armenia’s pagan and Christian history on this private tour. Travel from your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver and make your way to Garni Temple. Continue on to the 4th-century Geghard monastery complex. Make your way to Lake Sevan, the largest inland lake in Armenia, and admire Sevanavank Monastery.

Traveling completely privately makes it even more unique as we will drive away to the off the beaten path to see the Symphony of Stones. Being in that Area and not driving down to Garni Valley to see this Natural anomaly is unacceptable. this May turn into the highlight of the day.

Private half day tour to Byurakan astronomic Observatory and Orgov Radio-optical telescope with comfortable and well maintained car. English speaking driver/guide will assist you on the way.

Due to this Private Yerevan City Tour - You will see the best of what this vibrant capital offers. - You will explore the most interesting sites, parts, squares and corners. - Your highly qualified & certified guide will share the rich and old historical past of Yerevan. - It will be super flexible tour adapted to your pace so you spend longer or shorter time if you prefer. - You can also have as many stops as you want to see as many sites in Yerevan as you would like apart from the mentioned ones as there is no time limit. You are more than welcome to take unforgettable memories of Yerevan!

Explore Armenia beyond Yerevan with a private tour to Lake Sevan. After pick-up at your hotel, admire mountain views during an hour drive to Lake Sevan. Set out on a walking tour with a private guide to see panoramic views of the lake. Visit the monastery of Sevanavank before the drive back to Yerevan.

Discover the complexity of Armenia’s religious history during this private tour from Yerevan. First, visit the town of Garni where you can visit a temple built in the first century AD dedicated to the sun god Mithra. Then, visit the famous cave monastery of Geghard, built in the 4th century by Saint Gregory the Illuminator. You can also see the view of Mt. Ararat from Charent’s Arch on the way.

Go deep into the Armenian mountains on a full-day trip from Yerevan to Lake Sevan, Hayravank Monastery, Noratus Cemetery, and Jermuk. With an expert guide to take care of the details, you’ll see a gorgeous high-altitude lake with crystal-clear water, explore a remarkable collection of 'khachkars,' Armenian cross-stones, see fascinating mountain churches, and sample Armenian wine at a local vineyard.

History enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike will enjoy this private guided tour to some of the most important religious sites in Armenia. Learn more about Paganism and Christianity in Armenia while exploring beautiful buildings and other historic sites. These include the UNESCO-listed Zvartnots Temple, the 1st century Garni Temple, and Khor Virap Monastery, with great views of Mt. Ararat.

Visit the churches of Echmiatsin and the archeological site of Zvartnots, which together make up a remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site, on a seven-hour tour from Yerevan. You’ll see a series of landmarks, from Saghmosavank and Hovhanavank monasteries to Echmiadsin Cathedral, and the 7th-century Zvartnots Cathedral, with time to explore the art, history, and relics at each site. This 7-hour tour departs from a central location in Yeravan, and includes all transport, entrance fees, and light refreshments.

Get to know Yerevan through your lens on this private photography tour. Enjoy personalized attention from your guide as you stroll through Yerevan and take part in a digital photography session. Visit Republic Square, the Dancing Fountains, the Parajanov Museum, the Armenian Genocide Museum and other spots in the center of Yerevan.

On this tour you will head out of the city to visit the archaeological site of the 7th century ruins of the UNESCO listed Zvartnots, its remaining columns set against a magnificent backdrop of the snowy peaks of Mount Ararat. We continue on to Armenia’s Holy City of Echmiadzin, the former capital, where we plan to visit the UNESCO listed Echmiadzin Cathedral. • Visit the ruins of the 7th century temple Zvartnots • Admire the beauty of Holy City Echmiadzin • Opportunity to visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites • Get acquainted with the history and religion of Armenia • See a piece of the cross on which Christ was crucified

Explore northern Armenia’s stunning landscapes and traditional heritage during this private, full-day excursion from Yerevan. Ride comfortably from the capital in a climate-controlled private vehicle with your own personal chauffeur. Highlights include the 9th-century monastery of Sevanavank, Lake Sevan, nature-filled Goshavank village, and the Hasghartsin church complex. Ride on the Tsaghkadzor ropeway at an additional cost.

Venture away from the city of Yerevan and spend the day in the Armenian countryside during this half-day private tour. Stop at the Tsakhkadzor ski resort to take a ride on the zipline (additional cost) and see the Kecharis Monastery. Then head to the volcanic Lake Sevan to admire the landscapes and perhaps go for a swim before ending at the 9th-century Sevanavank Monastery.