All Baku Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 2

We had a very good trip with Ruslan. Communication in English was adequate and he had good knowledge of all the places. He came with us to all the sites and explained facts and gave some interesting information as well. The local driver he arranged at the mud volcanoes (Faris) was also an excellent choice. Ruslan was very pleasant throughout the day and made us comfortable. He also accommodated our requests to spend some extra time at the fire temple and Yanardag. We enjoyed the day and will definitely recommend this trip.

The tour itself was well-run. The company is organized and communicates well, everything happened on time, and the trilingual (at least!) guide gave us some information along the way. Unfortunately, the stops are just not that interesting. The petroglyphs are, I guess, the highlight, but just know that you will only see about 20 of them, even though there are supposedly thousands. It's quite limited. The associated museum has almost nothing in it, and the other stops did feel a bit like filler, although they might be interesting to some.

Terlan is an excellent guide and speaks good English. They are very knowledge about the city sights including the history and culture of Baku. The tour is run at a relaxed pace and covers all the key attractions. Terlan has deep local knowledge, engaging storytelling, and strong people skills to create a memorable experience. I would strongly recommend Terlan as your tour guide for Baku.

It Was an interesting tour. I learnt a lot at Gobustan stone art, I loved visiting the Zoroastrism temple and museum. It did not particularly like the tour guide, there was an unwilling to help make photos and a disdain for what he deemed "tourist behaviour". Go on this tour if tou really love nature, history and culture, it is not a fancy tour but educative.

We had an amazing Shahdag tour with our guide Murad! The trip covered so many beautiful places including Candy Cane Mountain, Pink Lake, 4 Finger Mountain, Shahdag, and Quba City. Everything was very well organized and enjoyable. At Shahdag, me and my wife had a fantastic time doing the Alpine Coaster, zip line, and chair lift rides — such a fun and exciting experience with breathtaking views! We also enjoyed a delicious traditional lunch in the beautiful Gachresh Forest near Quba, which made the trip even more special and relaxing. The bus was comfortable, the driver was professional and safe, and Murad was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable throughout the tour. He made sure everyone was comfortable and enjoying the journey. Just one thing that the time at shahdag i.e 2 hrs is a bit short so maybe extend the time to cover the activities. Otherwise Highly recommended tour and guide for anyone visiting Azerbaijan!

I chose the private (with pickup) option for this tour, as I was travelling with my senior parent, and I wanted her to be comfortable with the pace. We were picked up promptly at our hotel, and were joined by our tour guide shortly thereafter. Because it was cold (early March), our tour started at the Heydar Aliyev Centre, and we proceeded to through all the highlights of the city in sequence. I have been on a lot of tours, and most of the guides are always kind, considerate, well informed, and welcoming. This guide, Elcan, went above and beyond. A young, sprightly, enthusiastic person, he put up with two older ladies traipsing along at their own pace without complaint. He didn't hurry us through the tour (even though he could easily have), and took the time to explain each attraction to us in detail. He even helped my mother over slightly trickier terrain, and he absolutely did not have to do that. It was much appreciated though. A word of appreciation for the tour company as well; they were communicative, prompt and mostly quite flexible. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour.

I'll do this one in parts as there were several different stops. --Qobustan - These cave sketches were AWESOME.. As they were over 10,000 years old its incredible how good of shape they were in and I would definitely recommend checking them out. The museum there was REALLY well done and signs were in English as well. --Mud Vulcano - This is another very unique opportunity! Some of the volcanoes could be lit on fire with a match due to the leaking methane. The other volcanoes that were filled with mud were just bubbling bubbling away. You could heard them pop as they bubbled to the surface. You could also stick your hand in and draw in the mud. BONUS - I paid our driver 10 bucks to let me drive his 40 year old Russian 4 speed car on the dunes and that was really fun! Ateshgah - This stop at the fire temple as not very interesting. The fact that a few different religions all lived there at once was pretty cool though. BONUS - I complimented one of the tour guides (Almira) on how cool her glasses were.. the very glasses she was WEARING and she gave them to me! I was so flattered and I'm going to put a prescription in them when I get home. Yanardag Fire Mountain Tour - For me this was a big dud. I have just went to the "Gates of Hell" in Turkmenistan and they were 500 times bigger and more impressive than this one tiny flame. i would skip this stop all together.

It was an amazing experience! Ismael came exactly on time and was extremely knowledgeable and organized about Baku and our tour. I came with my daughter and we had a wonderful experience! I would really recommend this to anyone who hasn’t been to Baku before and wants to learn more about this country history and culture!