Cascade Travel

This tour is a great mix of culture, history, and outdoor activities. Starting in Yerevan, you’ll explore the city’s main sights and learn about its role as one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. From there, you’ll visit landmarks like the Garni Temple, a rare example of Armenia’s pagan past, and Khor Virap Monastery, offering views of Mount Ararat. You’ll also experience the religious heart of Armenia in Ejmiatsin, the seat of the Armenian Church. For nature enthusiasts, the tour includes hikes in Khosrov Nature Reserve, one of Armenia’s oldest protected areas, and the mountains around Lake Sevan, often called the "blue pearl" of Armenia. These hikes allow you to ...Read more >

With the help of its quickly ascending and descending mountains, off-roads routes and less forest terrain, Armenia presents a unique set of cycling tour opportunities. This tour will take all of you around the high mountains, show up some of Armenian cultural marvels and show up the blue-eyed queen lake Sevan with its indescribable beauty.Read more >

This six-day Armenia food and wine tour reveals the country through its vineyards, cuisine and centuries-old traditions. Traveling in a small group, you’ll explore the landscapes and communities that have shaped Armenia’s wine culture, from the fertile Armavir region to the vineyards beneath Mount Ararat. The itinerary begins in Yerevan, where an evening city tour introduces you to the landmarks before your first winery visit. Subsequent days take you to UNESCO-listed sites including Zvartnots Temple, Khor Virap Monastery, Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery. Wine experiences range from boutique urban wineries to high-altitude vineyards, while visits to the Areni-1 Cave, home to the ...Read more >

The Transcaucasian Trail is a long-distance walking route in development. When completed, it will cross Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and comprise two epic routes through the Caucasus. This vacation is designed to give you a taste of walking on some of the trail’s most scenic completed sections in Armenia. Traveling in a small group, over 10 days you can not only take on some exciting hikes but also visit historic sites and see the cultural side of the country too. You’ll have seven days of walking, with typical distances of between 3 and 16km a day, with some steep climbing and challenging sections along the way. A highlight on this trip is exploring Dilijan National Park, where ...Read more >

Your Georgian journey offers an authentic glimpse into the country’s rich traditions, stunning landscapes, and warm-hearted hospitality. Visit a friendly cheesemaking family, where hands-on methods and cherished recipes reveal the roots of Georgian cheesemaking. Enjoy a memorable lunch, blending homemade cheeses with local flavors and stories. At a family-owned winery, immerse yourself in Georgia’s ancient wine heritage. Savor handcrafted wines from rare grape varieties grown over centuries, capturing the deep essence of the region’s terroir and history. Cap off the day with the captivating sounds of Georgian polyphonic singing. This UNESCO-recognized concert embodies the spirit of ...Read more >

If you are interested to see the best of Georgia and Armenia, two countries coming through the depth of centuries, you are on the right way. You will ride through the Great Silk Road and Military Highway, ancient monasteries, age-old winery caves, cathedrals with mind-blowing views over the mountains. Additionally, Armenia and Georgia will also admire you with their hospitality, tasty cuisine, traditions, songs and dances. This 11 days tour will bring you closer to the roots of Georgian and Armenian cultures.Read more >

Enjoy the slow-paced and balanced Georgia Armenia tour to the best-kept secrets of the two countries. Relish the serenity of Ushguly village at 2100 m, and admire the snow-covered peaks and slopes of Mount Shkara. Dive deep in nature, ride a boat in the azure waters of Martvili Canyon, and delve into Prometheus Cave 1.4 km in length. Join us on a culinary adventure through Armenia and Georgia! Cook some mouthwatering Armenian dishes and traditional sweets with Armenian chefs, and taste unique cheeses aged in wine and brandy on a small family farm. Immerse yourself in Georgian wineries, where you will find various wines from crisp and refreshing whites to bold and robust reds. Take a ...Read more >

The trip includes cultural highlights of Armenia. You’ll explore the jewels of Armenia’s spiritual architecture, starting from pagan times. Will visit the oldest church in the world and explore medieval monasteries. Admire ancient manuscripts in the third largest depository in the world. Seek in the rural life of Armenia, be a desired guest to local families, visit wineries, a cheese farm, enjoy Armenian traditional meals. Visit 12th century Caravanserai on the section of The Great Silk Road. The second part of the tour offers incredible Eastern Turkey with ancient cities of the once mighty Armenian Kingdom. Visit the ruins of Ani, the city of thousand churches, once a capital of the ...Read more >

Armenia has an old history and rich culture. During the tour, you will visit the first Christian church in the world, the only pagan temple of the country, the 6100-year-old oldest winery, one of the largest repositories of manuscripts, explore vibrant Yerevan, visit "Armenian Switzerland", taste unique wines of the country and so on. Armenia will amaze with its admiring nature, high location, unbelievable cultural heritage, and history.Read more >

Welcome to one of the world’s oldest wine-producing regions – Armenia has over 6,000 years of viticulture history to explore, and on this Armenia wine tour you’ll do it justice, one glass at a time. Explore the world’s oldest known winery, taste wine that’s been aged underwater, wine that’s been made from wild grapes, and get to know indigenous grape varieties. This is a nine day, small group tour starting in Yerevan before taking you into the Armavir region and then the Tavoush region, before heading to Mount Aragats. Meals showcase local ingredients and culinary traditions, while direct engagement with winemakers helps preserve knowledge and techniques that have been passed down through ...Read more >

Armenia’s mountainous landscape and breathtaking highlands make it a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. This 10-day hiking tour will lead you through some of the country’s most scenic and diverse regions — from lush forests and dramatic gorges to serene lakes and ancient monasteries tucked away in nature. Along the way, you’ll experience Armenia’s rich history, warm hospitality, and the peaceful rhythm of its untouched landscapes. Lace up your boots and get ready to discover the spirit of Armenia, one trail at a time.Read more >

This complete tour of Armenia and Georgia is a 13-day small group journey through two of the Caucasus region’s most fascinating countries. From the lively streets of Yerevan to the atmospheric old quarters of Tbilisi, this trip combines ancient history, dramatic landscapes, cultural traditions and outstanding food and wine. The itinerary begins in Armenia, where you explore Yerevan’s historic neighbourhoods, visit the ancient Christian centers of Ejmiatsin and Zvartnots, and discover monasteries including Khor Virap, Noravank and Tatev. Along the way, you visit the world's oldest known winery in Areni Cave, travel beside the shores of Lake Sevan, stay in rural villages, meet members of ...Read more >

Enjoy three different countries of the Caucasus, diverse cultures, and even religions in a small piece of land. Visit the best-kept secrets of countries. Travel like locals visit the highlights and the less touristic sites. We carefully curated the itinerary to showcase the best of each country. Our selection includes diverse sights, from mesmerizing mud volcanoes to breathtaking mountain lakes and tranquil villages. Ushguly village, located at an elevation of 2100 m, offers a serene and peaceful environment. Here, you can marvel at the snow-covered peaks and slopes of Mount Shkara. Immerse yourself in nature by exploring the azure waters of Martvili Canyon on a boat ride. Additionally, ...Read more >

This three-week small group tour through Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia offers an in-depth introduction to the Caucasus, blending ancient history, dramatic mountain landscapes and rich cultural traditions. Traveling overland between the region’s three most captivating countries, you'll explore everything from medieval monasteries and UNESCO World Heritage Sites to vibrant capital cities and remote mountain communities. Beginning in Azerbaijan, the itinerary takes you from the modern skyline of Baku to the country's historic heartlands. Visit the Absheron Peninsula, Gobustan's remarkable rock art and mud volcanoes, and traditional mountain settlements such as Lahic and Sheki. Crossing ...Read more >

On this trip, you will explore the rich tapestry of Armenia, a country celebrated for its ancient history, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture. You’ll visit a unique distillery where a passionate distiller, who left city life to pursue his craft in the countryside, creates Armenia’s finest fruit spirits. Here, you’ll taste these artisanal distillers alongside expertly grilled meats, offering a true flavor of local life. You’ll also enjoy a hands-on culinary experience at a charming guesthouse, where one of Armenia’s top chefs will guide you in preparing local fish, savoring a dessert of baked fruit with honey and nuts, and enjoying freshly brewed herbal tea. To complete your ...Read more >

This Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia tour visits the highlighs of three countries, showing their differences in culture, traditions, religion and architecture. You will admire the breathtaking landscapes of Caucasus mountains, lush forests, endless hills, diverse cities and small tiny villages scattered around. Take a stroll in modern Baku with glassy skyscrapers, cozy Tbilisi with small colourful houses decorated with embroidered wooden balconies and bright Yerevan with its pink buildings made of local volcanic stone tufa. Indulge in the serpentines of Georgian Military Highway, perhaps the most dramatic drive in your life. The Georgian Military Highway offers breathtaking sceneries of ...Read more >