Georgia and Armenia Tour – Kutaisi – Yerevan – Tbilisi
Arrival in Kutaisi - Wizzair flights from Warsaw, Katowice, Poznan, Wroclaw
Arrival in Tbilisi: Flights with LOt from Warsaw
Touring season: all year round
A group of 4 or more people
A tour of Georgia and Armenia – Kutaisi – Yerevan – Tbilisi
The #Toursbykote team invites you on an unforgettable expedition to the heart of the Caucasus, where the Georgia and Armenia open their gates to you! Feel the pulse of history, enjoy the picturesque landscapes and experience hospitality that remains in your memory forever. Embark with us on a journey where every day is a new story. From ancient fortresses to mystical, rock-cut monasteries, you will discover a heritage that has survived the centuries. Explore majestic mountains of the Caucasus, admire charming valleys and vast plateaus that mesmerise with their beauty. Taste exceptional cuisines and get carried away genuine Georgian and Armenian hospitality. This trip is not just about sightseeing - it an adventure that changes your perspective and fills your soul with unforgettable memories! You will enrich your knowledge of ancient civilisations, cultures and the two oldest Christian countries!
Armenia - The ruins of the monumental Zwartnoc Cathedral, with Mount Ararat in the background (5 137 m).
Georgia – The rock-hewn town of Vardzia
In Georgia, you’ll visit:
- The more than 4,000-year-old city of Kutaisi, the first capital of Georgia, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, captivates with its rich history and charming atmosphere.
- Rabati Fortress in Akhaltsikhe is a beautifully restored complex that combines Georgian, Ottoman and European influences.
- Ruins of Khertvisi Castle strategically located on a hill at the confluence of 2 rivers.
- Picturesque landscapes of the Javakheti region stunning with unspoilt landscapes, vast lakes and volcanic plateaus.
- Borjomi Park famous for its natural mineral water springs, whose healing properties have been appreciated for centuries.
- The rock city of Vardzia is a monumental monastery city dating back to the 12th century. This architectural masterpiece allows you to travel back in time and marvel at the extraordinary engineering achievements of the Georgians.
- Tbilisi -The capital of Georgia is home to the spectacular Narikala Fortress, the iconic clock tower of the Gabriadze Theatre, and charming traditional houses with carved, openwork balconies.
- Jvari - A 6th-century monastery built on the hill where St Nino erected the first cross that led to the conversion of Georgia to Christianity.
- Mtskheta - The former historic capital and spiritual heart of Georgia, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city captivates visitors with its historic architecture, including the monumental Svetitskhoveli Cathedral.
- You’ll experience a Georgian feast – a ‘supry’! You’ll sample regional dishes and natural wine! This is an unforgettable cultural experience, during which you will learn about the traditions of toasting and the true joy of feasting together.
Georgia – Tbilisi
Armenia – The Waterfalls in Yerevan
In Armenia you will visit:
- Armenia's capital city of Yerevan, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. We will visit the Republic Square, the Mosque, Liberty Square, the opera house, the famous Cascades, the Vernissage bazaar or the Cathedral of St Gregory the Illuminator
- Chor Wirap Monastery overlooking the majestic Mount Ararat. Chor Wirap was the site of St Gregory the Enlightener's imprisonment before the Christianisation of Armenia.
- Saint Gayane Church. The church dates back to the 7th century and is listed by UNESCO. It is dedicated to St Gajana, one of the martyrs who contributed to the adoption of Christianity in Armenia.
- Geghard Monastery, partly carved into the rock, is a unique example of medieval Armenian architecture and a testimony to an extraordinary spirituality.
- Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-mountain freshwater lakes in the world. We will visit a monastery situated above it Sevanavank.
- Echmiadzin Cathedral: Regarded as the oldest Armenian cathedral.
- The impressive Basilica of St Hripsime dating back to the 7th century, listed by UNESCO. It is dedicated to St Hripsime, another martyr from the conversion of Armenia to Christianity.
- Wine tasting in Armenia: Armenia, with its ancient wine traditions, offers a unique tasting experience of local grape varieties.
- Temple in Garni, the only surviving pagan temple in Armenia, is an impressive Hellenistic-style building from the first century AD. The building was destroyed by an earthquake in the 17th century. Between 1969 and 1975, it was reconstructed using the original building material.
Armenia – The Temple at Garni
Armenia – Sevanavank Monastery
- Norawank Monastery, hidden among the red cliffs of the Amaghu Gorge, impresses with its unique architecture and picturesque location.
- Ruins of the monumental Zwartnoc Cathedral dating back to the 7th century, listed by UNESCO, testify to Armenia's ancient architectural power.
- Ararat cognac factory: During the tour, you will learn about the production process and taste different varieties of this fine alcohol.
Expeditions with us include:
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Intimate groups
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Direct, local organisers, experienced guides
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Original programmes
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Proven hotels and restaurants
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Culinary and cultural experiences at the highest level
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24-hour care
Armenia - Erywań
The tour package includes:
- Organisation of the trip, guarantees for its implementation
- Comfortable, insured car adapted to the size of the group
- Ride with a professional driver
- Fuel for the entire journey and parking fees
- 3 nights in Kutaisi with breakfast in an atmospheric family guest house in Kutaisi. Double rooms with private bathroom.
- 3 nights in Yerevan with breakfast in a hotel located in the city centre. Double rooms with private bathroom.
- 1 night’s accommodation in Tbilisi with breakfast at a hotel in the city centre. Twin rooms with en-suite facilities.
- Supervision by a Polish-speaking, certified guide and a pilot throughout the trip
- Transfers from and to Kutaisi airport
- 3 hearty Georgian dinners featuring a wide variety of regional dishes and natural wine
- Wine tasting with refreshments and a tour of a vineyard in Armenia overlooking Ararat
- Dinner at an iconic restaurant in Yerevan
- Accommodation and meals for driver and guide/pilot
Deadlines:
You can book the trip PRIVATE sessions for groups of 4 or more people, We will agree a date with you.
The price depends on the number of people in the group and any individual arrangements.
We will send a detailed programme and quotation for the expedition to interested parties. Contact get on with it!
