From Vine to Table: An Armenian Wine & Spirits Journey / 7 Days

FROM 935 EUR

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OVERVIEW

Armenia is known not only for its winemaking traditions but also for its beer-making traditions, as noted by the Greek historian Xenophon. The beer production in Armenia was rich with diverse ingredients such as fruits, honey, a variety of plants, spices, and other substances. Our guided tours encompass visits to wineries, allowing visitors to experience not just wine but also giving them insights into the wine-making process. The tour concludes with a delightful dinner and wine tasting in selected wineries of Armenia. This upgraded tour combines the best of Armenia’s wine culture with its rich heritage, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality. Get ready to indulge your senses and create memories that will last a lifetime.

ITINERARY

Upon arrival in Yerevan, you will be greeted by our friendly guide who will assist you throughout the tour. Check-in to your hotel and relax before beginning your adventure.

Start your day with a guided city tour of Yerevan, exploring its landmarks, bustling markets, and vibrant streets. Visit the famous Yerevan Brandy Factory, where you’ll learn about Armenia’s brandy-making traditions and enjoy a tasting of their exquisite products. Later, immerse yourself in the art of Armenian carpets at the Megerian Carpet Museum.

Embark on a scenic journey to Saghmosavank, a medieval monastery perched on a cliff offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Explore the Alphabet Alley, a unique cultural tribute to the Armenian alphabet. Indulge in a wine tasting experience at a local winery, followed by a visit to the Wine Museum. Conclude the day with a visit to the picturesque fortress of Amberd.

Visit the iconic Khor Virap monastery, nestled against the backdrop of majestic Mount Ararat, offering stunning views of the mountain and the surrounding natural beauty. Explore the ancient Areni Cave, known for its archaeological significance. Enjoy another wine tasting experience at a local winery and continue your journey to the magnificent Noravank Monastery.

Discover the captivating UNESCO World Heritage sites of Garni, an ancient pagan temple, and Geghard Monastery, a stunning medieval complex partially carved into the surrounding mountains. Savour another wine tasting experience, complemented by a visit to the Aguletsi Outdoor Ethnographic Museum, showcasing traditional Armenian architecture.

Embark on a scenic drive to Lake Sevan, the “Pearl of Armenia,” offering breathtaking views and endless photo opportunities. Visit the picturesque Sevanavank Monastery, perched atop a hill overlooking the azure waters. Experience a brewery tour and taste locally brewed Armenian beer. Continue to Dilijan, known as the “Armenian Switzerland,” and explore the stunning Haghartsin Monastery.

After breakfast, bid farewell to Yerevan as you cherish your unforgettable memories of Armenia. Our guide will assist you with your departure arrangements.

INCLUSIONS

• Accommodation: 4* Hotels
• Transport: Sedan / Viano / Sprinter
• Bottles of Water
• Professional Tourist Guide
• Meals: 6 Breakfasts / 6 Lunches / 2 Dinners
• Admission: Entrance Fees
• Activities: Degustations/ Masterclass

EXCLUSIONS

• Tips
• Personal expenses
• Meals non included in the program

PRICING

Number of the participants in a group
 1-2 PAX
 3-6 PAX
7-18 PAX
Price per pax in EUR
1205
1110
935
SGL Supplement in EUR
220
220
220

 

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Key points

  • - Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights
  • - Best from April - October
  • - Degustation: Brandy, Wine, Beer
  • - Masterclass: Weaving of the tree of life or other
  • - Private tour upon request
  • - Free cancellation up to 7 days
  • - Mini groups up to 18 people
  • - 4* accommodation included

Additional Information

  • - The price of the tour package is quoted per person based on double occupancy.
  • - The single room supplement is 220 €
  • - The itinerary can be changed upon request.
  • - The tour can be organized in the chosen language upon request.
  • - When visiting churches, men and women are advised not to wear open clothes.
  • - During excursions extra stops will be possible only with the agreement of the head office and recalculation of unexpected costs.