All Yerevan Tours & Excursions in 2026

It was nice, but I’d skip the winery - it’s too further out, so extra time to get to/from there; plus the tour inside isn’t included. I’d also swap one of the monasteries with Garni temple, as all of the monasteries in this tour are the same, while Garni stands out. Overall, OK. The highlight is the lake, of course.

It was really good. The weather wasn’t on our side so we couldn’t see the Ararat mountains but otherwise it was a very interesting tour, we saw really nice sceneries and we enjoyed it a lot. The only negative was that the wine tasting felt a bit rushed, we had barely received one wine that they moved us on to the next and we had to drink it very quickly. The wine place was a very lovely family business though and the wines we tasted were very unique and interesting. Overall it was very well organised, the car was very comfortable and clean, we had enough time to go around the churches and the guide was very knowledgeable and we enjoyed learning more not just about the places we saw but also about Armenian culture and history.

An outstanding tour and an unforgettable experience. Our guide, Harut, was incredibly knowledgeable about Armenia, its history, culture, and spoke so many languages. He communicated beautifully with everyone in our international group and had a great sense of humour, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Thanks to him, we discovered so many wonders : Khor Virap, Noravank, Jermuk, the hot springs, and enjoyed wine tasting along the way. Everything was well organized, informative, and fun. Truly one of the highlights of our trip!

Our guide, Ellen, made the tour transcend the simple focus on just the foods of this beautiful country. Her broad and cumulative knowledge of Armenia’s history, art, architecture, and social fabric made every walk between restaurants a tour in and of itself. Her command of English was impressive and her demeanor was both professional as well as collegial and charming. The foods were carefully selected, freshly prepared - and simply outstanding. I cannot emphasize enough how well this tour initiated and oriented us into Yerevan as a first activity in the city.

Total 5 stops on the trip from 10 am to 4 pm. View point of mount Ararat, Garni Temple, Lavash baking, symphony of stones and Gehard monastery. Decent time at every location. Free water but no lunch break. Gayane our tour guide kept us informed and timely.

We were not sure what to expect because we had never used Viator before but after seeing positive reviews, and being discouraged by other alternatives of getting to Tbilisi from Yerevan, we decided to give this a go. The overall experience with Sergey who organized the trip and with Artur, our driver, was fantastic. Sergey was very helpful in providing all the detailed answers to my questions and responded promptly, and Artur was very kind, professional, and a safe driver. We were picked up from our address of choice and dropped off at our address of choice, and getting to see some beautiful spots on the way saved us doing an extra trip while in Armenia. Our driver provided us with some interesting facts about each site which added to our enjoyment of the experience. I would recommend this option and this specific service to anyone in a similar position!

Ionna, our guide for the tour was able to combine her extensive knowledge with humour on a really enjoyable and informative tour. Yerevan is a great city and I learned to appreciate it even more after this tour. I definitely recommend this if you find yourself visiting the city!

We had amazing tour guide Anastasya, she was so cheerful and well educated. She helped us a lot. Also we had a very skillful driver, and that is very important because the tour is very long. But it was worth it, we saw amazing part of Armenia that is very different of Yerevan and beautifull nature! You can buy fresh organic mountain tea, fresh pomegranate wine, fresh juice, fresh bread made by Armenian grandma. The launch in village was very authentic and everything was so tasty. You will also have ride will cable car that is in Guiness world record. You will see waterfall and breathe fresh mountain air. Also we visited vinery where we tried a lot of different wines that were very unique and tasty and also better and cheaper than in Georgia. It is small family business and they are producing it with love. We also tried the bread with herbs and pomegranate which is produced by refugees from Nagorno Karabah and it is their recipe and you can try it only there. Tatev monastery is beautiful and something very worth it to visit. I would also recommend to buy there from old women herbal tea, bread and some healthy stuffs because everything is from mountains and it is home made and prices are really low.