Top Yerevan Day Trips

We had a wonderful trip and were completely satisfied with the tour guide. Our guide was very friendly, competent, and committed. We learned a lot about Armenia, its history and culture, and discovered beautiful places. Everything was excellently organized, and we felt comfortable at all times. Many thanks for the great care and the many beautiful memories! We can wholeheartedly recommend this tour guide. 🇦🇲❤️

Our tour guide, Meri, was very polite and informative in regards to the history of Armenia. We learnt so many interesting things and witnessed some important parts of the Armenian history. I definitely recommend this tour if you want to have a very first and basic idea about Armenia.

We went on an excursion with them booked through Get Your Guide, for convenience. But in reality, having seen how this place is structured, I would say that you could book directly with them. In two weeks between Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia, this is the best tour operator we found. Beyond the individual excursion, whether one likes it or not, we absolutely found the best organization and availability here. Positive things: large bus (the school trip kind, let's say), water available in the fridge, excellent organization. Guide Samvel was spectacular, very talented. He spoke Armenian, Russian, and English perfectly. Then I think he also spoke Greek. Dual-language tours are a bit of a pain, but he adopted this spectacular tactic, in my opinion, of dividing the time at the place to be visited into two slots. First he did Russian with the Russians and the others walked around, then he gave a time and switched the tour. It seems simple, but this way he optimized the time. It seems simple, but out of 8 tours taken in three different countries, he is the only one who made this proposal. Driver Karen (I'm not entirely sure that's how it's spelled) was very talented; he drove this large bus on impossible narrow roads. Points for improvement, in my opinion: - such a large bus cannot reach certain points, so you have to go on foot. For me it's great because you stretch your legs, but perhaps for those with reduced mobility it's not the best. - lunch: a sore point of any tour taken. Tour operators collaborate with these establishments, where prices are obviously inflated. It's the tourism game, we know it well in Italy too. But there must be a trade-off: if I pay a lot compared to the average, then give me good or abundant food. Here it was neither of the two things.