Experience Unforgettable Armenia: Tours from Tbilisi

 

Looking for a unique and memorable experience exploring Armenia's rich culture and history, even with limited time? Our private and small-group tours from Tbilisi are the perfect solution!

 

Our one-day tours showcase some of Armenia's most iconic destinations, including UNESCO-listed Haghpat and Sanahin monasteries, the captivating Akhtala Monastery with its stunning frescoes and sculptures, and the fascinating Mikoyan Brothers Museum. You'll also visit breathtaking Lake Sevan and the historic Sevanavank monastery.

 

For those with extra time, our multi-day tours feature Yerevan, Garni, Geghard, Sevan, and Sevanavank. Our expert guides will immerse you in the vibrant cultural and historical heritage of Armenia, ensuring a comprehensive and enriching experience.

 

Our team specializes in personalized and flexible tours, catering to your interests and preferences. Our experienced guides collaborate with you to craft a customized itinerary that suits your schedule, budget, and travel style.

We understand that recent news events may have raised questions about travel in the region. We wish to assure all our guests that our tours to Armenia are conducted with the highest standards of safety and are entirely unaffected by any geopolitical events. Your well-being and peace of mind are paramount to us. The situations you may have seen or heard about in the news concerning conflicts in neighbouring areas do not impact our Armenia tours. Travel with us confidently, knowing that your journey will be both safe and enriching. Thank you for placing your trust in us!

Tour to Yerevan Sevan Dilijan Armenia from Tbilisi 2 days

Tour to Yerevan Sevan Dilijan Armenia from Tbilisi 2 days

Experience the beauty and history of Armenia with our 2-day tour from Tbilisi. This unforgettable journey will take you on a cultural and scenic adventure through some of the country's most iconic destinations, including Garni, Geghard, Dilijan, Sevanavank, and Yerevan. On the first day of the tour, we will leave Tbilisi and cross the Georgian-Armenian border, heading towards Dilijan. Known as the "Switzerland of Armenia," Dilijan is a stunning town nestled in the heart of the Dilijan National Park. Here, you will have the opportunity to wander through the town's charming streets, admire its traditional architecture, and visit the Dilijan National Park, where you can see some of Armenia's beautiful flora and fauna. Next, we will head to the breathtaking Sevanavank Monastery, situated on the shores of Lake Sevan, the largest body of water in Armenia. The monastery dates back to the 9th century and is famous for its unique cross-stones and beautiful architecture. We will spend some time here, enjoying the serene surroundings and learning about the history of the monastery.   In the evening, we will arrive in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, where we will check into our hotel and have some time to explore the city at our own pace. Yerevan is a vibrant city, full of energy and culture, with plenty of cafes, restaurants, and museums to visit.   On the second day of our tour, we continued our adventure through the stunning landscapes of Armenia. Our first stop was the Charents Arch, a simple yet fascinating monument named after the great Armenian poet Yeghishe Charents. The arch offers breathtaking views of the biblical Mount Ararat, and visitors can take in the scenery and snap some photos to capture this unforgettable moment. Next, we visited the Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site that dates back to the 4th century. This incredible monastery is built partially into a mountain, and visitors can explore the intricate carvings, caves, and chapels that make up this impressive complex. After a quick lunch break, we headed to the Garni Gorge, where we marvelled at the "Symphony of Stones." This natural monument is made up of stunning hexagonal and pentagonal basalt columns that seem almost too perfectly symmetrical to be natural. As we enjoyed the sounds of the flowing Azat River, we couldn't help but feel amazed by the power and beauty of nature. Our last stop of the day was the Garni Temple, an iconic Hellenistic temple that dates back to the 1st century AD. We were awed by the temple's classical architecture and the dramatic mountainous backdrop that served as its setting. As the day came to an end, we headed back to Tbilisi, filled with unforgettable memories and experiences from our two-day journey through Armenia. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the wonders of Armenia. Book your tour today and join us on a journey you'll never forget! Duration Difficulty Type Language English 2 days Easy Private Russian   Includes: Hotel pick-up and drop-off Bottled water Guide's services Transportation service   Exclusions: Accommodation in Yerevan Entrance tickets to Garni temple Gratuities Meals Visa for required countries (3000 ADM - about 8 USD per person) Needs to know: If you are planning to visit Armenia from Georgia, it's important to check the visa requirements for your nationality. If you need a visa, it's recommended to apply for an e-visa in advance. This will help reduce the waiting time at the border and ensure a smoother entry into Armenia. Make sure to plan ahead and enjoy a hassle-free trip to Armenia!  Please be advised that the company is not responsible for any issues that may arise at the border when entering Armenia or Georgia. It is the responsibility of the customer to ensure they have the necessary valid documents to enter Armenia.
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Highlights of Armenia: Dilijan - Sevan private tour

Highlights of Armenia: Dilijan - Sevan private tour

Discover the highlights of Armenia on this convenient one-day private tour from Tbilisi! Travel in style with a professional tour guide who will take you to explore the best of this stunning country. Your journey begins with a pickup from your accommodation in Tbilisi and a drive to the beautiful town of Dilijan, known for its lush forests and charming streets. Stroll along Sharambeyan Street, nicknamed "Little Switzerland" for its wood and stone houses surrounded by forested hills. This area is a hub for Armenian artists and is the perfect place to browse small shops and visit art galleries and museums. Next, visit the stunning Lake Sevan, known as the "Jewel of Armenia." This is one of the largest high-mountain freshwater lakes in the world and is surrounded by breathtaking views of the mountains. While there, be sure to visit the Sevanavank Monastery, a beautiful example of medieval Armenian architecture. Enjoy delicious Armenian cuisine with stunning views of the lake and its mountain surroundings at lunch. This comprehensive tour offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural exploration, making it the perfect way to experience the best of Armenia. Don't miss the opportunity to witness the stunning scenery and rich history of this amazing country with this private tour from Tbilisi. Looking for a reliable private transfer to Armenia from Tbilisi? Duration Difficulty Type Language English 12 hours Normal Private Russian Meeting point: Hotel pick-up and drop-off from Tbilisi Includes: Private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle Guide service Bottled water Entry/Admission - Monastery Sevanavank Exclusions: Lunch (you will need to budget for this separately) Gratuities (optional) Visa fees for guests who need a visa to enter Armenia Important Travel Info: Do I Need a Visa to Armenia? Please note that it is the traveler's responsibility to ensure they have the necessary documents to cross the Armenia–Georgia border. Visa-Free Entry: Citizens of many countries, including the EU, UK, USA, Australia, UAE, and most CIS countries, do not need a visa for short-term visits to Armenia (up to 180 days).  e-Visa Required: Some nationalities are required to obtain an Armenian e-Visa in advance. We strongly recommend checking the latest visa regulations on the official site or consulting your embassy. Note: Our company is not responsible for any delays, refusals, or issues at the border. Please prepare your travel documents ahead of time to ensure a smooth journey.
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Tour to Yerevan Sevan Dilijan Armenia from Tbilisi 2 days

Tour to Yerevan Sevan Dilijan Armenia from Tbilisi 2 days
Experience the beauty and history of Armenia with our 2-day tour from Tbilisi. This unforgettable journey will take you on a cultural and scenic adventure through some of the country's most i...
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How to Travel from Tbilisi to Yerevan: Private and Shared Transfers

Looking for the best way to travel from Tbilisi to Yerevan? Explore convenient and affordable options, including private transfers and shared minibusses (marshrutkas), to suit every travel style and budget.

Private Transfers: Comfort and Flexibility

Private transfers offer a seamless, door-to-door experience between Tbilisi and Yerevan. With flexible departure times and well-maintained vehicles, private transfers provide the most comfortable option for travelers seeking privacy and convenience. Book a private transfer here.

Shared Transfers (Marshrutkas): Budget-Friendly and Reliable

For budget-conscious travelers, shared minibusses (marshrutkas) are a popular and economical choice. They depart daily from the Ortachala Bus Station, Avlabari Metro Station, and Isani Mall in Tbilisi.

  • How to book tickets: Tickets for marshrutkas can be purchased directly at the station before departure. Some services also allow online booking through local platforms.
  • Departure points: The main departures are from Ortachala Bus Station, Avlabari Metro Station, and Isani Mall. It’s recommended to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure to secure a seat.
  • Schedule: Marshrutkas frequently run throughout the day, typically starting from 8:00 AM until late afternoon, with departures every 1-2 hours depending on demand.
  • Travel time: The journey from Tbilisi to Yerevan takes approximately 5 to 6 hours, including a stop at the Georgia-Armenia border for passport control.

Why choose a bus to Yerevan instead of a train?

While there is a seasonal train service between Tbilisi and Yerevan, buses and marshrutkas remain the preferred choice for most travelers. Buses run more frequently, offer shorter travel times, and provide greater flexibility in departure times compared to the train, which operates on a limited schedule and takes around 9-10 hours for the same route.

Do You Need a Visa for Armenia?

Many travelers can enter Armenia without a visa for short stays. Citizens of specific countries can stay visa-free for up to 180 days per year. However, we strongly recommend applying for an eVisa in advance to save time at the border, especially during high season, ensuring a calm and smooth entry process.

For more details and to apply for an Armenian eVisa, visit the official Armenian eVisa portal.

Whether you're seeking a private, comfortable ride or a budget-friendly shared option, traveling from Tbilisi to Yerevan has never been easier. View all travel options here and plan your journey today.

Our company is not responsible for any customer rejections at the border with Georgia or Armenia for any reason. It is the responsibility of each traveler to ensure they have the appropriate travel documents and meet all entry requirements before embarking on their journey.