Top Baku Eco Tours - page 2

Discover the captivating beauty of Gabala and Shamakhi on this full-day private tour. Explore the historic Juma Mosque, the first mosque in the Caucasus, and enjoy the serene landscapes of Nohur Lake, surrounded by lush forests. Witness the stunning Yeddi Gozel Waterfall and take in breathtaking views from the Tufandag Cable Car. A delightful lunch at a forest restaurant adds to the experience, making it perfect for culture and nature enthusiasts. - Full-day private tour with hotel pickup and drop-off - Visit historic sites like the Juma Mosque and Diri Baba Mausoleum (optional) - Enjoy lunch in a forest restaurant and explore Nohur Lake - Experience the Tufandag cable car, one of the longest in the world

Spend a day discovering some of Azerbaijan’s most popular attractions on this full-day tour from Baku. Join a small group and head to the Gobustan Rock Art Museum where you can see the prehistoric rock engravings as well as the bubbling mud volcanoes nearby. Then, learn about the Zorastrian religion when you visit the Ateshgah Fire Temple before ending at the fiery natural gas fires of Yanar Dag.

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.

Explore the mountainous Guba region of Azerbaijan during this full-day tour. Drive through the countryside of Azerbaijan and stop at Beshbarmag Dag—the ‘Five-Fingered Mountain—and a few remote villages on the way to Guba. Then, visit one of Europe’s highest villages, Khinalug, set atop the Lesser Caucasus mountains at 2,335 meters. Take in the beautiful scenery and learn a bit about the history of the region before heading back to Baku.

Take in some of the incredible highlights of Baku on this three day tour. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Baku’s Old Town, as well as must-see contemporary landmarks. Visit the Burning Mountains, Mud Volcanoes and Gobustan National Park. See the Fire Temple of Baku and the green, mountainous landscapes of Gabala City (accommodation not included).

Full-day tour from Baku through Azerbaijan’s Guba region highlights Qachrash Forest, Khinalug Village and Red Village. Explore dense oak and beech forests with streams, waterfalls and abundant wildlife perfect for photography. Visit Khinalug, one of the highest and oldest inhabited villages in the Caucasus, with traditional crafts, museums and alpine landscapes. Experience Red Village, the unique Mountain Jewish settlement with historic architecture and rich cultural heritage. The 11-hour itinerary offers a full blend of natural beauty, history and authentic local experiences. Perfect for travelers seeking an unforgettable journey through Azerbaijan’s mountains, villages and ecological treasures. Comprehensive guided sessions and cultural insights ensure a highly engaging and visually stunning experience.

Visit Quba and the remote mountain village of Khinalig on this group tour from Baku. Introducing you to the surreal landscapes of the Khizi region in northeastern Azerbaijan, the tour starts with a drive through the mountains past the city of Sumgait on your way to Quba city. Refuel with a traditional lunch in the forests, then head high into the hills to visit mysterious Khinalig, which is said to be the highest inhabited village in the Caucasus region.

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.

Travel into the Azerbaijan mountains from Baku on a full-day tour that explores Shamakhi and Qabala. Without your own transport reaching the two remote destinations from Baku would be a challenge, but pre-booking a cost-effective group adventure takes the hassle out of the journey; less time spent on logistics buys you more time to discover Azerbaijani food, walk by a mountain lake, and check out alpine scenery.

Day 1: -Transfer from Baku to Sheki On the way we will visit: -Diri Baba Mausoleum - a mausoleum that built 1402 for a holy person and still attracts locals as a pilgrimage place. -Juma Mosque Shamakhi - The oldest and largest mosque in Azerbaijan, Shamakhi Juma, according to the legend was built in the 8th century when Shamakhi was chosen as residence by an Arabian caliph. The initial Arabian inscription on the portal of the mosque said that the mosque had constructed in 743 -Lunch at Nohurgol Lake -Arrival to Sheki city -Sheki Khans Palace tour -Having dinner at local cuisine restaurant in Sheki -Try national sweet of Sheki - Sheki Pakhlava -Drop off to the wooden cottage hotel at the forest of Sheki Day 2: -Have breakfast at beautiful nature with the music of birds -Visit Albanian Church at Kish village -Transfer to Qax city -Visit Sumuq Qala fortress -Visit Mamirli Waterfall -Visit Organic Garden in Sheki -Transfer back to Baku city