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This activity is unique as it offers you the opportunity to learn the intricate process of crafting sparkling wine from Armenian grapes using the traditional method from Champagne, France. You’ll cork and label your own bottle, available for purchase for you to take home, all while unraveling the captivating story of Armenian winemaking, from its rich history to its vibrant present. Finally, your experience will end with a tasting with a local sommelier who will tell you all there is to know about Armenian grapes and winemaking.

Karas Wines is the pioneer of the Renaissance of Armenian winemaking and the ultimate venue to experience Armenian wine right at its origins. Join us to discover our winemaking journey in Ararat valley, where ancient traditions meet modern expertise. Spectacular views paired with some of the most iconic Karas wines are waiting for you!

Visiting Khor Virap Monastery, Geghard Monastery, and Garni Temple in one day is tricky without a car. On this full-day tour, travel in a private air-conditioned vehicle to all three. Depart from your hotel and make your way to Khor Virap Monastery, where you can take in views of Mt. Ararat. Admire the Greco-Roman-style architecture at Garni Temple and explore the 13th-century Geghard Monastery complex. Upgrade your tour to include a tour guide for an enhanced experience.

As Armenia’s first natural winery, Alluria offers a unique, eco-friendly experience with additive-free wines, centuries-old traditions, and a home-like atmosphere.

Visit several of Armenia’s several landmarks—including Khor Virap, Noravank, Bird’s Cave, and wineries in Areni—on one easy private tour. Private transfers mean you don’t have to worry about the day’s logistics. Opt to travel with or without a guide to suit your budget, interests, and needs: learn more about each attraction from a guide or choose to take your time with a self-directed tour.

Visit Armenia’s premier wine region, Vayots Dzor, during this full-day private tour. Drive through the Armenian countryside and pass by the biblical Mount Ararat on your way to the medieval Noravank Monastery and Areni Cave, where the oldest winery in the world was discovered. Then enjoy a delicious homemade lunch at a villager's house and sample local wines at the Old Areni Winery—at your own expense—before heading back to Yerevan.

Depart from your country and start a nice journey to Armenia, the country full of picturesque mountainous landscapes, ancient sights, delicious cuisine and exciting monasteries!

Head to Khor Virap: one of the well-known pilgrimage sites for the Armenians. From here admire the panoramic view of Mt. Ararat, Armenia's most famous symbol and the highest mountain in Armenian Highland will give you a memorable image of snow-capped Mt. Ararat in all its glory. Continuing the tour head to Areni. Discover the Vayots Dzor earth, beauty, art and nature then visit one of the famous local wineries, taste high-quality white and red wines, get a chance to learn everything about winemaking. Next, go to explore the ancient cave formations, high chambers and huge stalactites and stalagmites of Areni cave 1. Enter the cave and walk along safe boardwalks into narrow chambers: especially noteworthy is the discovery, deep in the cave, of the world’s oldest presently known wine pressing installation, dating back to around 4000 BC and of the world’s oldest leather shoe. Further, you will continue to Noravank: one of the greatest Medieval monasteries of Armenia.

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.

Discover UNESCO World Heritage–listed attractions in Armenia including Etchmiadzin Cathedral, Saint Hripsime Church and Saint Gayane Church on this 4-hour tour from Yerevan. Visit Etchmiadzin Cathedral — home of the Armenian Apostolic Church — in Vagharshapat with a guide and gain insight Armenia’s traditional religious beliefs. Explore Saint Hripsime Church — one of Armenia’s oldest surviving churches — and listen as a guide sheds light on the life of Catholicos Komitas. Then, visit Saint Gayane Church (the third of Vagharshapat’s UNESCO–listed sites) and learn of Armenia’s conversion to Catholicism.

Voskeni Wines offers a unique blend of history, organic winemaking, and warm Armenian hospitality, all set in a picturesque vineyard with stunning views.

Learn about Armenia’s long tradition of winemaking and enjoy personalized attention on this private tour. Depart from Yerevan in a private vehicle and travel to Vayots Dzor. In the company of your guide, visit vineyards and a local winery and get to know about the history of wine in the region.

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.

Offers a rare opportunity to taste wines made from Nrneni, a grape grown on less than half a hectare in Armenia. This intimate experience, set in the picturesque Ararat Valley, is led by a passionate family-run winery, where guests can see the winemaking process firsthand and even label a bottle themselves.

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.

Stork Wines offers a unique blend of personal storytelling, award-winning wines, and Armenian hospitality, all set in a picturesque vineyard.

We set off to the highest mountain in Armenia – Aragats. Along the way, we will be accompanied by breathtaking landscapes. We will make a stop at the Amberd Fortress at an altitude of 2300 meters. You will see stone structures, including a 7th-century castle and an 11th-century church. As you stroll around, you will appreciate not only the ancient architecture but also the surrounding mountain expanses. Next, we arrive at the southern slope of Aragats, at the Byurakan Observatory. You will visit the interior and be able to view stars, planets, and other celestial bodies through powerful telescopes. Our astronomer guides will answer all your questions. If desired, the itinerary can include a stop at one of the local gastro yards or wineries, where you will learn about grape cultivation and wine production from local experts, and also taste different varieties.

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!

This Tsaghkadzor and Lake Sevan tour is the perfect way to explore some of Armenia's most beautiful landmarks in just one day. From breathtaking views on the Tsaghkadzor cable car to the historic Kecharis Monastery and iconic Sevanavank Monastery by Lake Sevan, this tour has everything you need for an unforgettable experience. Cap it off with a tasty barbecue lunch featuring local specialties. You'll travel in comfort with an air-conditioned vehicle and onboard Wi-Fi, making the journey easy and enjoyable.

Van Ardi offers a blend of modern biodynamic practices and 6,000 years of Armenian winemaking heritage, paired with gourmet dining and breathtaking landscapes.

Explore the southern regions of Armenia without the hassle of traveling with a group tour. This private tour from Yerevan takes you to Ararat, Vayots Dzor, and Syunik. You'll visit monasteries, see picturesque landscapes, and travel over the longest ropeway in the world.

«Voskevaz» in Armenian means "golden bunch." The remains of the «Badali Jam» church built in the 5th-7th centuries are located just a couple of kilometers from the winery, on the edge of the picturesque gorge of river Kasakh. Parts of karases (Armenian clay amphorae) were found nearby, which were dug into the ground and used to age the wine. The «Voskevaz Winery» was established in 1932. With all of the modern innovations, it still has carefully preserved many of its authentic elements including the buildings. The renaissance of the winery began in 2004. Today Voskevaz produces wine using both modern wine-making technology and traditional old karases that were made in the 19th century. In Voskevaz village we will also visit the Surb Hovhannes Church.

Spend the day exploring some of Armenia's most spectacular landmarks while leaving all the travel planning to the local experts. This private tour from Yerevan is exclusively for your party and includes visits to the monastery of Khor Virap, resort town of Jermuk, and Areni, an ancient settlement famed for its wines.

Gevorkian Winery is a pioneer in Armenian winemaking, introducing innovative techniques like “kakhani,” ice wine, and pét-nat, while working exclusively with indigenous Armenian grapes.