Armenia & Georgia: 2 countries in 1

Duration

12 Days

Aug 15 - 26, 2025

Group Size

1 - 15

From

$2,789 USD

Paid in 3-5 installments for your convenience

Travel like you've never done before with unique immersive experiences

What comes to mind when you think of Armenia and Georgia? Is it the beautiful landscapes of the region, where Christianity was born, or the birthplace of wine? Why are the borders here so complicated? What role does Russia play here? Or maybe you just think about all the UNESCO-listed monasteries and the delicious food waiting for you?

What if you could experience and learn about all of this firsthand, guided by locals who bring these stories to life?

From August 15-26th, 2025, we're taking you on an unforgettable journey through Armenia and Georgia, where history, culture, and stunning nature are waiting for you. From the vibrant streets of Yerevan and Tbilisi to the serene beauty of Lake Sevan and the Caucasus Mountains, this tour is designed to immerse you in the best of both countries. Experience medieval monasteries, charming old towns, authentic local cuisine, and the legendary hospitality of the Caucasus. Join curious, like-minded travelers and uncover the magic of Armenia and Georgia together.

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Here's what one of our guests had to say about us:

"The Hybrid Tour was my first group trip and one of the best travel decisions I've ever made. I was surrounded by a wonderful group of people all willing to learn, grow, and have lots of fun! Our guides/facilitators were the best I've ever had. Plus, they know how to have a good time. Our talks with local activists were also invaluable. 10/10!"

Armenia & Georgia: 2 countries in 1

Experience The Hybrid Tours – Go beyond the guidebooks and learn what it’s truly like to go in an immersive cultural experience of not 1 country, but 2! Connect with locals in a way you’ve never done before. Despite our differences, we have more in common than we think. Join us to find out why.

Trip Highlights

Trip dates: August 15th – 26th, 2025

Logistics: Pick up is anytime on August 15th from Yerevan Zvarnots International Airport.

The airport code is EVN. 

If the flight schedules do not align, we will be happy to arrange extra hotel nights & airport transfers if needed! Please reach out directly to help you out 🙂 

The departure should be booked on August 26th and you’re free to leave in the morning, but this is from Georgia, not from Armenia. Departing from Tbilisi Int’l Airport – airport code TBS.

Need help looking for flights? Or if you would like to stay longer and explore other parts of the region, please reach out to us directly for assistance!

If you’re looking to visit a new part of the worldcross off some bucket-list items, travel in a completely different way, get to meet new people and immerse yourself in two new cultures, then come and join us!

Travel tip: There are low-cost airlines flying to both Armenia & Georgia. Fly to Europe or the UAE, then jump on a low-cost airline to save on flights! We’ve flown to both countries from both Europe and the UAE for as little as $30 USD one-way! Or use Google Flights for the best deals if you don’t want to fly with a low-cost airline.

Included / Excluded

To help you plan your trip, we have put together a list of what's included and what's not included in your tour package. This will give you a clear understanding of what to expect and help you make any necessary arrangements before your journey begins.

Itinerary

We have carefully planned out each day to give you the best possible experience. From exploring historic landmarks to tasting delicious local cuisine, each day is packed with adventure and excitement. Join us as we take you on a journey through some of the most fascinating destinations in the world.

Day 1 in this part of the world: the Caucasus! Arrival at Yerevan Zvarnots International Airport. Meet and assist at the airport. Transfer to hotel.

We’re staying right in the middle of the city. It’s very walkable and safe at all times of the day for everyone, including women. You’ll have some free time to explore what Yerevan has to offer before the group arrives. Our team will be on the ground, waiting for your arrival and ready to give you tips for you to make the most of your free time! We’ll host the welcome dinner on Day 2 to make sure no one is left behind.

Meals included: none

Overnight in Yerevan

Your first day in Yerevan is all about immersing yourself in the city’s history, culture, and vibrant atmosphere. Start with a visit to Victory Park, a peaceful spot offering panoramic views of the city, home to the Mother Armenia statue, a symbol of strength and resilience. 

From there, we’ll go to Matenadaran, a museum housing an incredible collection of ancient manuscripts. Followed by the beautiful Cascade, a massive stairway with modern art and fountains, where you can take in the best views of Yerevan.

In the late afternoon, we’ll have a meeting with a local professor and activist to learn more about the geopolitical situation of the area. 

Then we’ll end the day in fashion with an amazing welcome dinner, where you’ll get to try all types of traditional Armenian dishes while enjoying lively folk music and dance – this is the best way to introduce you to the country!

Meals: breakfast and dinner

Overnight in Yerevan

After breakfast, we’ll start the day with a visit to Khor Virap, one of Armenia’s most significant pilgrimage sites. This medieval monastery is THE spot where Christianity took root as Armenia’s state religion in 301 AD, and later expanded to the rest of the world. 

Afterwards, we’ll be hosted by a community of refugees from Artsakh, where we’ll be learning about Jengyalov Hats, a herb-filled flatbread. Then we’ll explore the Areni-1 cave, home to a 6,000-year-old winery, where we’ll get a glimpse into the world’s earliest known winemaking traditions. Being in this area is not complete without visiting the Noravank Monastery.

After a busy day, we’ll gather for a late lunch at for lunch at family-owned winery where you can also opt for a wine tasting experience (not included in the price). 

Afterwards, we’ll head back to Yerevan to end our day. 

Meals included: breakfast and lunch

Overnight in Yerevan

After breakfast, we’ll start our day with a visit to Garni, the only surviving pagan temple from Armenia’s Hellenistic period. 

Next, we’ll head Geghard Monastery (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), which is a beautiful medieval site partially carved into the mountain. This will be followed by lunch in a rural area before heading back to Yerevan.

In the afternoon, we’ll visit the Genocide Memorial and Museum, a powerful tribute to the victims of the 1915 Armenian Genocide. We’ll wrap up the day with a stop at 

Vernissage, Yerevan’s famous open-air market, where you can browse for handmade souvenirs, carpets, and jewelry. 

Optional Add-On (not included in the price): End the day with a visit to a legendary Yerevan brandy factory, one of Armenia’s most famous cultural icons. Tour the distillery and finish the day with a brandy tasting.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch

Overnight in Yerevan

We’re finally leaving Yerevan and first setting off to explore the ruins of Zvartnots Temple, a stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Next, we’ll head to Etchmiadzin, often called the Armenian Vatican and then continue north to take a break at Lake Sevan. Sitting at 2,000 meters above sea level, this is one of the world’s largest high-altitude freshwater lakes. 

We’ll finish the day by driving to Dilijan, a town often called the Switzerland of Armenia. You’ll have free time to explore this beautiful place. We recommend going to a spa!

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

Overnight in Dilijan

We’ll get a chance to explore Dilijan together, visit the beautiful Goshavank Monastery, and then make our way to the border, which we’ll be crossing together.

This is where your Georgian guide and bus will be waiting, since we only work with locals, of course. After arriving in Tbilisi, you’ll be free for the rest of the day to explore the city at leisure. 

Meals: Breakfast and lunch

Overnight in Tbilisi

Welcome to Tbilisi, a city that dates to the 5th century AD. Today we’re dedicating the day to this city, plus meeting with locals!

We’ll explore the Old Town, visit the Metekhi Temple, explore Abanotubani, the famous sulfur baths district and head to Narikala Fortress for some of the best views in town.

After our first lunch featuring the incredible Georgian cuisine, we’ll have a meeting with locals to learn more about the situation in the country. After the meeting, you’ll be free to explore the city on your own. We personally recommend not missing out on the cable car! 

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

Overnight in Tbilisi

Today, we’ll start our day by heading to Mtskheta, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the ancient capital of Georgia.

From there, we’ll continue to Gori, and visit its fortress. Followed by exploring a town  called Uplistsikhe, an ancient cave town. 

From there, we’ll head east and then north, crossing the Greater Caucasus Mountains and going through Jvari Pass (2400m) before going down into  Stepantsminda (Kazbegi).

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Overnight in Stepantsminda

We’re starting our day in Stepantsminda, in the Kazbegi region, which is overlooked by one of the highest peaks in the region. 

We’ll make our way to Gergeti Sameba church, followed by lunch with a local family where we’ll have homemade khinkali! Aka: Georgian dumplings. If you feel like exploring more of the area, this is the perfect time to do some optional hikes here, especially the ones with views of the Chaukhi Mountains. 

After this, we’ll head back to our accommodation and you’ll have time off to explore the town.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch

Overnight in Stepantsminda. 

We’ll start the day by leaving Stepantsminda and heading to the Kakheti province. Don’t forget that this is where wine originally comes from! Kakheti is Georgia’s famous wine region, and it has vineyards and cathedrals everywhere.

Our first stop is Alaverdi Cathedral, which will then be followed by a visit to a local apiary where you can taste local honey straight from the source.

We’ll finish the day by going to Telavi, which has a very rich history.

Meals included: breakfast and lunch

Overnight in Telavi.

After breakfast, we’ll visit the Tsinandali Estate, home to a noble Georgian family in the 19th century. 

No visit to Georgia is complete without visiting one of the renowned wineries in Kakheti. For those of you who don’t drink, don’t worry! We’ll get a chance to bake some traditional bread, and we’ll also learn how to make churchkhela, a local candy. This is where we’ll be having lunch.

We’ll finish the day with a visit to Sighnaghi, a town with beautiful views of the Alazani valley and the Eastern Caucasus Mountains. Afterwards, we’ll drive back to Tbilisi where you can enjoy your last evening in town!

Meals included: breakfast and lunch

Overnight in Tbilisi.

This is the last day of the trip! Breakfast is included, and if you happen to have an afternoon or evening flight, you can keep your bags in the hotel. The transfer to Tbilisi is included. This is also your chance to buy any souvenirs or wine that you didn’t get a chance to purchase before!

If you wish to extend your stay in the region, let us know and we can assist you with accommodation, transportation, and anything else you might need.

Thank you for joining us on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure! 

Meals included: breakfast

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