Active Tour in Armenia
- 7 days
- 6 nights
For lovers of nature, adventure, and active recreation.
An active tour in Armenia is an exciting journey designed for lovers of nature, mountains, and adventure.
The tour combines hiking, breathtaking landscapes, visits to historical and cultural landmarks, and outdoor activities—offering the perfect opportunity to discover Armenia’s most stunning hidden gems.
It is ideal for both groups of friends and solo travelers looking to enjoy an unforgettable experience and an active getaway in Armenia.
Travel
Yerevan, Garni, Geghard, Dilijan, Lake Parz, Lake Sevan, Khor Virap, Areni, Noravank
Accommodation
Accommodation in a 4* hotel with breakfast (on a BB basis), (Yerevan and Dilijan hotels)
Group size
Up to 4 people
Price
Starting from $470 or the AMD equivalent of 35,920 RUB
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Day 1: Arrival / City Tour
Arrival at Zvartnots International Airport. Meeting with a representative of the company. Accommodation at the hotel. City tour in Yerevan: Getting to know Yerevan, one of the oldest cities in the world, whose history spans more than 2800 years. During the excursion, you will see the most famous sights of the Armenian capital, and learn about its rich history, culture, and modern life. Our first stop is Victory Park, located on one of the highest hills in the city. The Mother Armenia monument, which has become a symbol of strength and peace, is located here. The observation deck offers a magnificent panoramic view of Yerevan and the biblical Mount Ararat. Walking tour to the Cascade Complex, one of the city's most recognizable architectural structures. The complex is a huge staircase with fountains, flowerbeds, and numerous works of modern art. Climbing to the upper terraces, guests can enjoy a beautiful view of the city center. Next, we continue the tour to the building of the Armenian Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre, which is one of Yerevan's architectural masterpieces and the cultural center of the country. Then, the walk continues along Northern Avenue, a modern pedestrian street connecting the Opera House with Republic Square. It features boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and modern residential complexes. The final point of the excursion will be Republic Square—the heart of Yerevan and the main square of the city. The Government House, the National Gallery of Armenia, and the History Museum of Armenia are located here. In the evening, the square is particularly impressive thanks to the famous singing fountains and beautiful illumination. Transfer to the hotel. Free time. During the excursion, stops for photos and free time for walking and experiencing the atmosphere of the Armenian capital are provided.
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Day 2: Yerevan – Garni Temple – Symphony of Stones – Geghard – Lavash Baking Master Class – Azat Gorge – Yerevan
After breakfast at the hotel, departure to the Kotayk region to explore some of the most famous historical and natural attractions of Armenia. The first stop is Garni Temple, the only surviving pagan temple in Armenia and the entire Caucasus. The temple was built in the 1st century AD by King Trdat I and dedicated to Mihr, the god of the sun. Located on the edge of a picturesque gorge, Garni is an outstanding example of Hellenistic architecture and one of the most visited monuments in the country. It offers magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and gorges. Next is the descent into the famous Garni Gorge to visit the "Symphony of Stones" natural monument. This unique geological formation consists of huge hexagonal basalt columns resembling the pipes of a giant organ. Created by nature millions of years ago, these rocks are considered one of the most impressive natural wonders of Armenia. The next stop is the Geghard Monastery, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Founded in the 4th century, the monastery complex is partially carved directly into the rock and is considered a masterpiece of medieval Armenian architecture. The name of the monastery is associated with the Holy Spear, which, according to legend, pierced Jesus Christ. Its unique acoustics, ancient chapels, and spiritual atmosphere make Geghard one of the most significant religious centers in Armenia. After the excursion, guests will enjoy a traditional master class on baking Armenian lavash. Participants will be able to make lavash themselves and taste it fresh, straight from the tandoor (tonir). After the master class, a light hiking trip through the picturesque gorge of the Azat River begins. The route passes through rocky landscapes, natural terraces, and green valley areas. During the walk, magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and basalt gorges open up. The route is suitable for people with average physical preparation and does not require special equipment. Return to Yerevan. Night at the hotel in Yerevan.
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Day 3: Yerevan – Dilijan – Haghartsin – Lake Parz – Zip Line – Hiking in Dilijan National Park
After breakfast at the hotel, we head to Dilijan, one of the most picturesque resort towns in Armenia, often called "Armenian Switzerland" due to its dense forests, mountain landscapes, and clean air. Upon arrival, we walk through the historical center of the town, Old Dilijan. Here, traditional 19th-century Armenian architecture is preserved, featuring characteristic wooden balconies and craft workshops. During the walk, guests can get acquainted with the local culture, visit souvenir shops, and enjoy the cozy atmosphere of this mountain town. Next, we travel to Lake Parz, one of the most beautiful forest lakes in Armenia, located in Dilijan National Park at an altitude of about 1400 meters above sea level. The lake is surrounded by dense forests and is considered an ideal place for outdoor recreation. Free time is provided here for walking, photos, and relaxing by the water. For active recreation lovers, an exciting adventure is planned: ziplining over the picturesque forests of Dilijan. During the descent, breathtaking views of the mountain slopes and forest massifs of the national park open up. Modern equipment and professional instructors ensure a high level of safety. After the active part of the day, a hiking trip begins along one of the ecological trails of Dilijan National Park. The walking route goes to the Haghartsin Monastery (the walk takes about 15 minutes), passing through dense beech and oak forests, picturesque glades, and observation platforms with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. During the walk, you can enjoy the unique nature of the region, clean mountain air, and the silence of Armenian forests. After completing the hike, check-in at the hotel in Dilijan. Free time for rest.
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Day 4: Dilijan – Lake Sevan – Sevanavank – Yerevan
After breakfast at the Dilijan hotel, we head to Lake Sevan, one of the most beautiful and famous natural symbols of Armenia. Located at an altitude of about 1900 meters above sea level, Lake Sevan is one of the largest alpine freshwater lakes in the world. Due to its picturesque landscapes, clean water, and surrounding mountain scenery, the lake is often called the "Pearl of Armenia." Upon arrival, we visit the Sevanavank Monastery, located on the Sevan Peninsula. Founded in the 9th century, the monastery complex is one of the most famous spiritual centers in Armenia. To reach the monastery, you need to climb the stairs, from which magnificent panoramic views of the lake and the surrounding mountains open up. The territory of the monastery is considered one of the best viewpoints in the country. After exploring the monastery, guests can take a walk along the shore of Lake Sevan. Free time will allow you to enjoy the fresh mountain air, take beautiful photos, and feel the peaceful atmosphere of one of Armenia's most picturesque places. Return to Yerevan.
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Day 5: Free Day in Yerevan (for shopping)
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Day 6: Yerevan – Khor Virap – Areni – Noravank – Yerevan
After breakfast at the hotel, departure to the Vayots Dzor region—one of the most picturesque regions of Armenia, famous for its winemaking traditions, ancient monasteries, and unique natural landscapes. The first stop is the Khor Virap Monastery, located at the foot of biblical Mount Ararat. This is one of the most venerated places in Armenia, associated with the adoption of Christianity as a state religion in 301 AD. Next, the journey continues to the Areni winemaking region. Along the way, guests can visit the Areni winery. Wine tasting. The next stop is the Areni-1 Cave, one of the most important archaeological sites in the world. During excavations, the oldest winery (more than 6000 years old), leather shoes, and other unique artifacts were discovered here, testifying to the developed culture of ancient civilizations. Today, the cave is one of the most interesting historical sites in Armenia. After visiting the cave, transfer to the Noravank Monastery, one of the country's most beautiful monastery complexes. The 13th-century monastery is situated among the majestic red cliffs of the Amaghu River canyon. Thanks to the unique combination of architecture and surrounding nature, Noravank is considered one of the calling cards of Armenia. Here, guests can explore ancient churches and carved khachkars (cross-stones) and enjoy breathtaking views of the gorge. During the excursion, a stop is planned for tasting local products of the region. Guests can try Armenian cheeses, dried fruits, homemade sweets, traditional sujukh (fruit sweet), and other regional delicacies. For those interested, a jeep tour of the surroundings can be organized for an additional fee. The route passes along picturesque mountain roads and observation decks, offering breathtaking views of the canyons, rocks, and valleys of the Vayots Dzor region. After the excursion is completed, return to Yerevan. Night at the hotel in Yerevan.
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Day 7: Transfer to Airport
Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport.
Transfers
Group transfer: Airport - Hotel - Airport.
Hotels
Accommodation in hotels on BB basis (breakfasts included) (hotels in Yerevan and Dilijan).
Services
✓ Transportation ✓ and guide services throughout the tour.
Tickets
Entrance tickets.
Insurance
Price Includes:
Meals
Lunches and dinners (as specified in the itinerary) are not included in the price
Clothing
Hiking clothing and equipment are not included in the price
Tickets
Zipline ticket is not included
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Prices for 4 people |
4 Guest 4* Casanova Hotel (Dilijan) | Ani Central 4* Casanova Hotel (Dilijan) | Hayasa 4* Casanova Hotel (Dilijan) | Ani Grand 4* Casanova Hotel (Dilijan) | |
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Price per person (RUB) |
35920 RUB |
38600 RUB |
42900 RUB |
44500 RUB |
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Price per person (USD) |
470 USD |
505 USD |
560 USD |
580 USD |
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*All prices are calculated in AMD at the exchange rate of the Central Bank of the given day. |
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- +374 43 58 27 58
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