Private Travel
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia
Private
Private Tour
Yerevan to Baku – 14 Days
Uncover the rich cultural heritage and scenic diversity of the South Caucasus on this journey through Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. This 14-day tour explores the region’s historic capitals—Yerevan, Tbilisi, and Baku—alongside charming mountain villages, UNESCO-listed monasteries, ancient churches, Silk Road caravanserais, and vibrant wine regions. From the tranquil shores of Lake Sevan to the dramatic peaks of the Caucasus Mountains and the fire temples of Baku, each day offers a new perspective on this fascinating crossroads of civilisations.
Enjoy curated experiences including brandy and wine tastings, artisan workshops, and walking tours through old towns rich in architecture and atmosphere. With expert local guides in each country, private transport, and stays in boutique hotels, this tour combines comfort with cultural depth. Whether you're drawn to history, religion, landscapes, or cuisine, this is a comprehensive introduction to the Caucasus that highlights both shared traditions and unique identities across the three nations.
YEREVAN, TBILISI & BAKU CITY HIGHLIGHTS: Explore the vibrant capitals of Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. Walk through Yerevan’s lively boulevards, discover Tbilisi’s charming Old Town, and uncover Baku’s walled city and modern flair. Each capital offers unique architecture, cultural landmarks, and a blend of old-world charm with contemporary life.
UNESCO HERITAGE SITES OF THE CAUCASUS: Visit remarkable UNESCO-listed sites across all three countries. From Zvartnots and Haghpat in Armenia to Mtskheta in Georgia and Gobustan in Azerbaijan, this tour provides deep insight into the region’s religious, architectural, and archaeological treasures that tell stories of centuries-old civilisations and spiritual traditions.
CAUCASUS WINE & BRANDY TASTING EXPERIENCES: Enjoy exclusive tastings at Voskevaz Winery in Armenia, a historic wine estate in Georgia, and sample ARARAT brandy in Yerevan. Learn about ancient winemaking traditions, including Georgia’s use of clay vessels (Kvevri), and savour local varieties in picturesque vineyard settings throughout your journey.
SCENIC LANDSCAPES & MOUNTAIN PASSES: Travel through diverse and dramatic landscapes—from Lake Sevan’s blue waters to the alpine forests of Dilijan, the Greater Caucasus near Stepantsminda, and Azerbaijan’s mud volcanoes. With every turn, discover why the Caucasus is one of the world’s most visually stunning and geographically varied regions.
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Discover Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan on a 14-day cultural tour through their iconic capitals, mountain landscapes, wine regions, and UNESCO sites. With expert guides, private transfers, and curated local experiences, this journey offers a rich introduction to the Caucasus’ diverse heritage, cuisine, and traditions across three unforgettable countries.
Arrive at Yerevan International Airport, where a representative will greet you at the aerobridge. You’ll be taken to a VIP lounge while arrival formalities are completed. Afterwards, meet your guide and driver in the arrival hall. A private luxury vehicle will transfer you to your hotel. Check in and unwind. This evening is free to rest after your journey, allowing you to recover from travel and prepare for your first full day of exploration in Armenia’s lively and historic capital.
Spend today discovering Yerevan’s character. Walk tree-lined boulevards and soak in views of cafes, boutiques, wine bars, and Soviet-era buildings. Visit Republic Square, the Opera Theatre, and the Yerevan Cascade, a giant limestone stairway. Pause for a coffee and people-watch like the locals. In the afternoon, visit the Armenian Genocide Memorial and nearby museum, offering powerful insights into the country’s past. End the day with a visit to the ARARAT Brandy Factory, learning about Armenia’s iconic spirit before enjoying a guided tasting of selected brandies.
Head west of the city to Zvartnots Cathedral, a ruined 7th-century masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Though partly destroyed, it’s still impressive and historically important. Continue to Echmiadzin, the spiritual centre of Armenia and another UNESCO site. Visit the city and cathedral, central to the Armenian Apostolic Church. On the return to Yerevan, stop at Voskevaz Winery. Here, learn how local wines are crafted using traditional clay vessels known as ‘karas’. Enjoy a private tour and wine tasting before returning to your hotel.
Leave Yerevan for Lake Sevan, the largest lake in the Caucasus. Walk along its peaceful shores and visit Sevanavank Monastery, perched on a peninsula. Continue to Dilijan, often called Armenia’s “Little Switzerland” for its forests and cool mountain air. Explore Old Dilijan’s cobbled lanes and see traditional architecture and local crafts. Visit the Folk Art Museum and nearby Lake Parz. End the day at the stunning Haghartsin Monastery, set among thick woods, before settling in for a restful evening in this beautiful mountain town.
Travel through Lori’s scenic highlands, passing villages and river valleys. Stop at the UNESCO-listed monasteries of Haghpat and Sanahin, known for their beautiful medieval stonework. After crossing into Georgia, meet your new guide and driver. Say goodbye to Armenia and continue to Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital. Upon arrival, check in at your hotel. This evening is free for rest or a stroll through the neighbourhood. Tomorrow, your Georgian adventure begins with the charms of Tbilisi’s Old Town and beyond.
Explore the highlights of Tbilisi, where East meets West. Start at the Metekhi Church, offering sweeping views of the Old Town. Wander its historic streets, passing colourful homes and wooden balconies. Ride the cable car to Narikala Fortress, then walk to the Mother Georgia statue and the famous sulphur bathhouses. Spend the afternoon at the History Museum’s Archaeological Treasury or visit the city’s lively flea market, filled with antiques, Soviet-era items, and handmade art. Discover how Tbilisi’s layers of history create its unique personality.
Begin with a visit to Mtskheta, a former capital and UNESCO site. Explore Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, both central to Georgian Christianity. Next, head to Mukhrani village for a visit to a historic wine estate, where you’ll enjoy lunch, a wine tasting, and a wine painting masterclass. Continue along the Georgian Military Highway, pausing at the Ananuri Fortress and Zhinvali reservoir. Arrive in Stepantsminda, a mountain town at the foot of the Caucasus. Check in and relax with views of snow-capped peaks.
This morning, visit Gergeti Trinity Church, perched on a hilltop with views of Mount Kazbek. Choose to hike or drive to the church, both routes offering scenic views. Next, discover Dariali Gorge, a dramatic canyon with towering cliffs and beautiful scenery. After taking in the mountain views, return to Tbilisi. The rest of the afternoon and evening are yours to relax, shop, or explore more of the capital’s cosy streets, cafés, and creative corners.
Travel east to Kakheti, Georgia’s famous wine-producing region. First stop is Sighnaghi, a pretty hilltop town with 18th-century charm and views of vineyards. Visit the Chavchavadze Estate in Tsinandali to see its historic gardens and wine cellars. Learn about Georgia’s winemaking roots and enjoy a tour and tasting of wines made in Kvevri clay vessels. Continue to a local cellar for more tasting of traditional bio-wines. Spend the night in Tsinandali, surrounded by vineyards and Georgian hospitality.
Enjoy your last morning in Georgia before heading east. After a scenic drive, cross into Azerbaijan and meet your new guide. Visit Kish, home to one of the region’s oldest churches. Then continue to Sheki, a town known for its place on the ancient Silk Road. Explore its architecture, shaped by Persian and Russian influences. Visit the Palace of Sheki Khans, famous for its stained-glass windows and murals. End your day at a local hotel, soaking in the town’s old-world charm.
Travel towards Baku with a visit to Lahij, a cobbled mountain village known for copper crafts and artisan workshops. Explore its narrow streets and try your hand at copper engraving. Then stop in Shamakhi, an ancient town with ties to poetry and religion. Visit the Juma Mosque, one of the region’s oldest Islamic sites. Arrive in Baku in the evening, the stylish capital on the Caspian Sea, ready for a fresh perspective on Azerbaijan.
Spend the day exploring Baku’s historic centre, Icheri Cheher, a UNESCO-listed walled city. Walk through its maze of narrow alleys to discover old mosques, bathhouses, and caravanserais. Visit the Maiden Tower and the grand Shirvanshah’s Palace. In the afternoon, head to Gobustan to see rock carvings dating back thousands of years. Nearby, observe bubbling mud volcanoes—a rare natural phenomenon. Return to Baku for an evening of rest, reflecting on the capital’s deep heritage and modern energy.
Start with a visit to the Absheron Peninsula’s fire-related sites. See the Ateshgah Fire Temple, once a place of worship for Zoroastrians, and Yanar Dag, a hillside where flames burn naturally due to underground gas. In the afternoon, admire modern Baku’s architecture with a visit to the Heydar Aliyev Centre designed by Zaha Hadid. End your cultural tour at the Carpet Museum, where you’ll see Azerbaijan’s finest weaving styles and traditions beautifully displayed.
Enjoy a relaxed morning in Baku, perhaps walking along the Caspian Sea promenade or enjoying a final tea in a local café. When it’s time, your private driver will take you to the airport’s VIP terminal. Check-in and departure formalities will be managed for you in comfort. As you wait for your flight, take a moment to reflect on your journey across Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan—a rich experience filled with landscapes, traditions, and unforgettable encounters.
The Caucasus tour was inspired by a desire to weave a journey through the heart of Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan, highlighting their rich cultural tapestry, historic significance, and stunning natural beauty.
Beginning in Armenia's vibrant Yerevan, it explores ancient landmarks and poignant history. Moving to Georgia, it delves into Tbilisi's architectural charm and the ancient winemaking traditions of Kakheti. The journey concludes in Azerbaijan, showcasing Sheki's Silk Route history and Baku's blend of ancient and modern.
This carefully curated tour celebrates the region's diverse heritage, offering a deep, immersive experience into the soul of the Caucasus.
Our expedition's flexible approach allows us to adapt to new opportunities and conditions. We offer a range of activities from easy to moderate, tailored to your preference. Participants should be fit for activities such as walks, treks, and visits to cultural sites, with options for more strenuous hikes. Our trips are suitable for families.
Accommodation: Our tours feature the finest accommodations in each destination, from charming boutique hotels to cosy lodges, ensuring a comfortable stay with authentic cuisine. We carefully choose each location for its alignment with our itinerary and the activities planned, prioritising comfort and local experience.
Transportation: All transportation for your tour is meticulously planned according to the itinerary. For personal explorations beyond the scheduled activities, your Expedition Leader is ready to suggest the best transportation choices, ensuring your travel within the tour is seamless and tailored to your interests.
Prices are per person, based on double or single occupancy (unless otherwise noted) and do not include international airfare to/from your destination. All prices and fares are quoted in US dollars and subject to change. See the terms and conditions for this trip for more information.
Explore the best of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia on this 13-day cultural journey through the Caucasus. Visit ancient cities, stunning monasteries, mountain landscapes, and lakes, while enjoying traditional cuisine and local hospitality. A rich and scenic experience perfect for travellers who enjoy history, nature, and off-the-beaten-path discoveries.
Heritage, History & Archaeology
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia
GROUP
13 days
Take this 7-day Classic Armenia Heritage tour and explore Armenia's rich heritage, monasteries, and stunning landscapes. You will journey through Asia's cultural wonders on a multi-centre heritage holiday with Asian Geographical, the leading designer of luxury travel to Asia.
Heritage, People & Culture, History & Archaeology
Armenia
PRIVATE
Explore the best of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia on this 13-day cultural journey through the Caucasus. Visit ancient cities, stunning monasteries, mountain landscapes, and lakes, while enjoying traditional cuisine and local hospitality. A rich and scenic experience perfect for travellers who enjoy history, nature, and off-the-beaten-path discoveries.
Heritage, History & Archaeology
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia
GROUP
13 days
Take this 7-day Classic Armenia Heritage tour and explore Armenia's rich heritage, monasteries, and stunning landscapes. You will journey through Asia's cultural wonders on a multi-centre heritage holiday with Asian Geographical, the leading designer of luxury travel to Asia.
Heritage, People & Culture, History & Archaeology
Armenia
PRIVATE
Explore the best of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia on this 13-day cultural journey through the Caucasus. Visit ancient cities, stunning monasteries, mountain landscapes, and lakes, while enjoying traditional cuisine and local hospitality. A rich and scenic experience perfect for travellers who enjoy history, nature, and off-the-beaten-path discoveries.
Heritage, History & Archaeology
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia
GROUP
13 days
The difference with the Asian Geographical is, that each of our holidays is designed with extreme precision of a mountaineering expedition.
The difference with the Asian Geographical is, that each of our holidays is designed with extreme precision of a mountaineering expedition.
Your entire holiday is designed around your personal preferences
Travel at your own pace with full itinerary flexibility
Choose from handpicked, luxury hotels & resorts across Asia
Enjoy seamless logistics, private transfers, and 24/7 assistance
Our package holiday team has decades of experience in luxury Asia travel
Receive first-hand advice from specialists who know each destination intimately
Gain access to hidden gems and authentic local experiences
Our aim is to stay committed to responsible travel in Asia
We partner with eco-conscious providers
Itineraries include experiences that preserve Asia’s cultural and natural heritage
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