Top Azerbaijan Food Tours - page 2

Experience the allure of organic wine at Shirvan Wines in Maysara village, Shamakhi. This winery, also known as "Maisara," is Azerbaijan's first to be EU-certified for organic production. Established recently in 2014, it has now expanded to offer a museum, restaurant, and guest house for wine enthusiasts. Take a short trip from Shamakhi to indulge in tasting six organic wines crafted from French grape varieties.

Think wine country… Azerbaijan-style. Few know Azerbaijan makes wine, and even fewer know Ismayilli — mountains, vineyards, centuries-old winemaking. Drive scenic roads to hidden vineyards. Walk among grape-laden vines, learn ancient traditions with modern techniques, then taste: Authentic Azerbaijani wines — crisp whites, bold reds, local varieties. Guides explain each; winemakers share stories. Option to upgrade or buy bottles. ️ Ismayilli offers fresh mountain air, village sounds, and views that stop you mid-sentence. Enjoy traditional Azerbaijani lunch at a mountain restaurant — included. Lahij: ancient village, coppersmith workshops, cobblestone streets, unique handicrafts. UNESCO heritage, magical experience. Every stop is photo-worthy — vineyards, mountains, village streets, craftsmen. Perfect for wine lovers, culture seekers, photographers, couples, anyone wanting Azerbaijan beyond Baku. Note: Full-day experience. Long drive, but worth every kilometer.

Delight your senses with a trip out to a winery on the outskirts of the city of Baku. Relax as you’re taken out to the winery, where you’ll learn about the winemaking process and Azerbaijani customs and traditions around wine as you walk through its vineyards. Then, go through a guided tasting of some of the country’s best-known wines, accompanied by snacks.

Tour company provides guests with professional local guide (native English/Russian speaker) who had prestigious education and intensive background at European companies and institutions. Therefor guests will be received much information about not only Azerbaijan additionally general background about Mesopotamian geography including every neighboring states. Our company vehicles offers (free of charge) ride (by guests) in Mud Volcanoes and Qobustan which is known as ''safari''.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Baku for a few hours as you embark on a half-day tour of two of Azerbaijan’s most popular attractions. Your first stop is the Gobustan Rock Art Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which features petroglyphs that date back to 40,000 years ago. Then, climb aboard to see dozens of bubbling mud volcanoes before heading back to Baku.

Savor Azerbaijan’s wine heritage like never before. Your Baku Wine Tour combines breathtaking vineyard views, behind-the-scenes access to a working wine factory, and the rare chance to taste wine straight from the barrel. You’ll enjoy 10+ unique local wines paired with delicious appetizers, all in a warm, welcoming setting. With comfortable transport, a friendly guide, and an authentic local touch, this is more than a tasting — it’s an unforgettable cultural experience you can only have here.

Explore Gobustan National Park, mud volcanos, and Ateshgah (Fire Temple) on a full-day tour from Baku that blends ancient human history with natural wonders. Without a pricey private car and driver, reaching all three sites in a single day would be a daunting challenge; this cost-effective group tour takes care of logistics so you can focus on magnificent rock carvings, eruptions of thick mud, and a fiery religious pilgrimage place.

Get to know Azerbaijani cuisine through an immersive guided tour in Baku downtown. You'll learn about Azerbaijani dishes and influences from Arabic and Mediterranean cultures as you enjoy tastings at select local eateries. Select your preferred departure time when booking.