Azerbaijan, Georgia & Armenia Adventure





Take an adventure through the Caucuses region, from cathedrals and mountains to wineries and lakes
Head off the beaten track on a 20-day adventure through the Caucuses region, where historical Old Towns and monasteries sit alongside towering skyscrapers. With a local leader by your side, you’ll journey from the Caspian Sea to huge, shimmering lakes, stopping at wineries, small villages, jazzy capitals and the serene countryside. Enjoy a hearty home-cooked lunch with a local Kakheti family, hike to deserted monasteries and the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church and stay overnight in a lake cottage supporting inclusiveness. This trip shows you all the local bits (and highlights) of this gorgeous mountainous area.
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8 reviewsStart: Baku, Azerbaijan
End: Yerevan, Armenia
- Duration
- 20 days
- Group size
- 1 to 12
- Minimum age
- 15 years old
- Style
Basix: Simple accommodation, local transport and lots of free time
Original: Tourist-class hotels, some meals included and a great mix of included activities and free time
Comfort: Comfortable accommodation, with a relaxed pace of travel and many included meals and activities
Premium: Our best accommodation, exclusive inclusions and our most experienced leaders
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Why you'll love this trip
- Support local communities – visit the first café in Armenia to provide employment opportunities to people living with disabilities, stay by Lake Sevan at a local NGO committed to inclusivity and attend a cooking class where the local women work to preserve Armenian culture.
- Enjoy the best local hospitality and get to know the people – head to a Kakheti home for a home-cooked lunch, soak up the scenery (and the drops) in Georgia and Armenia during winery visits and do it all with a local leader by your side.
- Hike through The Caucasus Mountains to the 14th-century Gergeti Trinity Church, which sits in isolation at 2170 m above sea level. Then, visit Khor Virap Monastery and Sevanavank Monastery for a view just as impressive as the history.
- Explore the Dilijan National Park to Matosavank and Jukhtakvank Monasteries on foot. Discover the area that’s now reclaimed by time and nature and take in the beautiful scenery on hikes.
- Veer off the tourist track and explore the lesser visited Georgia – see the Soviet ghost town of Tskhaltubo to wander the abandoned sanatoriums, explore Vardzia’s Cave Town to learn about 12th-century history and walk to Borjomi’s natural mineral springs.
View the itinerary for departures between 01 January 2026 - 31 December 2026
Itinerary
Salam! Welcome to Azerbaijan. Your adventure begins in Baku, with a welcome meeting at 6 pm this evening. If you arrive early, maybe walk around Baku Boulevard, a promenade that stretches along the Caspian Sea – the world’s largest inland body of water. After the meeting, join your leader for a night walk around Azerbaijan’s capital, where they’ll highlight the best spots for dinner. Maybe get your group together for some traditional Azerbaijani dishes, like plov (seasoned rice) or dolma (stuffed vegetables).
- Hotel (1 night)
There are no meals included on this day.
- Baku - Leader-led night city walk
It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance details and next of kin information at this time. If you are going to be late please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place.
This morning, drive to Qobustan – also known as Gobustan National Park – a UNESCO World Heritage site that’s famous for its ancient rock carvings and mud volcanoes. Stop on the way to check out these geological formations as they spew mud and gas. Azerbaijan has more clay craters than anywhere else in the world, so you’re in the right place for spotting them! The rock carvings in Qobustan date back to the Stone Age, giving humans today an insight into daily life all those years ago. With over 6000 petroglyphs on display, Qobustan is often referred to as one of the largest open-air museums in the world. Return to Baku in the afternoon and visit the walled Old Town with your leader, who’ll bring its legends and history to life. Enjoy a free evening to explore the city at your own pace. Maybe eat at a restaurant on Nizami Street – a busy boulevard with lots of authentic Azerbaijani cuisine.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Qobustan - Petroglyphs
- Baku - Old City Walking Tour
- Baku - National Carpet Museum - AZN10
- Baku - The Heydar Aliyev Centre - AZN15
- Baku - National Museum of History of Azerbaijan - AZN10
Your travel time today will be approximately 3.5 hours.
Leave Baku this morning and enjoy the change of scenery as the dry landscape giving way to the densely forested mountains along the way. Stop en route in Shamakhi and check out one of the oldest moquests of Azerbaijan - Juma (Friday) Mosque, then onto your final destination for today - the stunning traditional village of Lahij for Tats people. Explore its cobbled streets, stone houses, visit a copper workshop and get to know some local folk over a cup of tea.Then try your hand at yogurt making in the traditional way, an important part of Azerbaijan cuisine. Your accommodation tonight is at a local guesthouse.
- Guesthouse (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Lahij - Yoghurt Making Demonstration
- Lahij - Copper workshop visit
- Shamakhi - Juma Mosque
Your travel time today will be approximately 3.5 hours.
Driving conditions in the mountains can become treacherous in foggy or wet weather. If the drive to Lahij is considered unsafe due to these conditions, we will stay in the city of Qebele (Gabala) instead.
After breakfast, head to Nij village, a settlement of the Udi people who are the direct descendants of ancient Caucasian Albanians. Most the world’s surviving Udi people call Nij home, giving the community a unique culture. Visit the unassuming site of a significant church and a local museum of Udi Culture. The Albanian Church (as it’s known colloquially) is a source of pride and heritage for the local Udi community. Continue to Sheki afterwards and enjoy a free evening.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Nij - Udin village and museum visit
Your travel time today will be approximately 3.5 hours.
Visit the Palace of Sheki Khans first in the morning. The walls of the palace are painted with scenes of hunting and war and it features impressive stained glass. Afterwards check out a workshop where shebeke – stained glass windows made with no glue or nails – are produced by local masters witih skills past down through generations of practices. Then get on a local public bus to Kish to visit the pointed spires of a church that is among the oldest in Christendom, believed to be around 1700 years old. Try Azerbaijan’s national dish – Piti for lunch – a stew made of lamb, sheep fat, chickpeas, onions, chestnuts, saffron and spices, and is guaranteed to be full of exciting flavors. The rest of the afternoon is free for you to discover Sheki. Why not explore the impressive traditional architecture on foot. Maybe stop for tea and some local halva (made with sugar, hazelnuts, coriander and rice flour grinned in a watermill).
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Kish - Albanian Church
- Kish - Village Visit
- Sheki - Shebeke workshop visit
- Sheki - Khan's Palace
After breakfast, take a walk with your leader through the Sheki market. It’s a great opportunity to stock up on snacks for the journey ahead, so maybe grab some halva, nuts and dried fruit. Continue to Lagodekhi on the Azerbaijan-Georgia border. Travel through the beautiful green valleys of the Kakheti region to Gremi – a complex that includes a castle and church from the 16th century. Spend some time here before hitting the road again, stopping at a traditional Georgian wine producer that still employs the ancient, UNESCO-listed qvevri method. Enjoy lunch here and then finish your journey in Telavi, where you’ll stay in a local hotel for the evening.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Sheki - Bazaar Visit
- Kakheti - Lunch with a Local Family
- Kakheti- Gremi Complex
- Telavi - Telavi Historical Museum - GEL5
- Telavi – Batonis Castle - GEL2
Your travel time today will be approximately 5 hours.
Due to current border crossing regulations, after clearing customs (remember, you’ll need your Azerbaijan visa) you must walk unaccompanied with your luggage through a buffer zone of approximately 700 m. The walk is relatively easy and it’s possible to wheel your luggage.
In the morning, wander through the vibrant local farmers market in Telavi, where butchers carve up fresh meat and vendors offload piles of spices, then visit Tsinandalia, a historic estate and winery once owned by noted Georgian poet Alexander Chavchavadze. In 1814, aristocrat Chavchavadze was the first to bottle wine produced using the qvevri method. Tour the complex, which consists of a memorial house, European-style landscaped garden, a traditional winery, wine cellar, hotel and cafe. Continue to UNESCO listed Alaverdi Cathedral that dates back to 6th century. Afterwards, drive into the mountains up the renowned Georgian Military Highway. Enjoy a dinner together and spend the night in lofty Gudauri.
- Guesthouse (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Kakheti - Tsinandali Estate Visit
- Kakheti - Telavi Fresh Produce Market
- Telavi - Alaverdi Cathedral
Your travel time today will be approximately 4 hours.
Follow the Tergi River on a drive to Stepantsminda, formerly known as Kazbegi. Explore this mountain village then hike through beautiful valleys and woodlands to the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church. This 14th-century church sits at the base of the second-highest volcanic summit in the Caucasus – Mt Kazbegi – and, weather permitting, you may catch a glimpse. The image of the pointed spires of the isolated church against the mountains is truly breathtaking, and a great place for a photo. Drive back to Gudauri for a dinner with your group.
- Guesthouse (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Stepantsminda - Gergeti Trinity Church Hike
Your hiking time today will be approximately 2.5 hours, with an elevation of 2170 m. It's not an overly demanding route but it does involve a steady incline that can get demanding for those who are not used to hiking, so the fitter you are, the more you’ll enjoy it!
Make the drive to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, located along the banks of the Kura River. Get into the swing of things with an orientation walk with your leader. Spend the rest of the day as you wish, perhaps grabbing a khachapuri (bread stuffed with salty cheese) to snack on. In the evening, regroup and head out for dinner with your fellow travellers and leader. This is a good chance to sample some khinkali (Georgia’s famous soup-filled dumplings). Make sure to ask your leader about the polite way to eat them – it involves sipping the broth and leaving the pinched bit of dough where the edges of the delicious parcel have joined on the plate.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Tbilisi - Orientation Walk
- Tbilisi - Dry Bridge
- Tbilisi - Metekhi Church - Free
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours.
Today is a free day in Tsibili to explore at your own pace. Maybe head to one of the local cafes or wine bars around the downtown area or just take the chance to rest and recharge. You’ll have another welcome meeting tonight at 6 pm to meet the new leader joining your group. After your meeting, why not head out for dinner – your leader will always have some great recommendations.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
As this trip is a combination of shorter itineraries, the travellers in your group and your group leader are likely to change today.
Occasionally you may need to change to a different hotel today to start the next part of your trip. Your tour leader will assist with this change and reimburse the taxi cost for going to the alternative hotel.
Today, you’ll head to Kutaisi by train. The third largest city in the country, Kutaisi is more than 3000 years old and connected to the legend of Jason and the Argonauts, with his mythical Golden Fleece. When you arrive, follow your leader for an orientation walk around the city, passing City Hall, the Opera House, Mon Plesier Arch and Mtsvane Bazari (a local market) known for its fresh vegetables, fruits, natural dairy products and variety of spices. Later, jump on the Soviet Aerial tramway for some great views of the city. You'll have a free afternoon and evening to maybe visit another significant historical site – the Gelati Cathedral. Or, explore the cobbled streets as you make your way up to the ruins of Bagrati Palace and Citadel.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Kutaisi - Leader-led city walking tour
- Kutaisi - Aerial Tramway
- Kutaisi - Bagrati Cathedral & Gelati Monastery - Free
- Kutaisi - State Historical Museum - GEL5
Your travel time today will be approximately 4 hours.
This morning, you’ll travel like the locals and hop on a public bus to Tskhaltubo – the Soviet ghost town home to some abandoned sanatoriums. Wander some of the empty halls and rooms that seem straight out of an apocalyptic movie, featuring decorated ceilings, grand pillars, huge staircases and lots of graffiti. This atmosphere also makes for some great photos. After, you’ll visit a family winery to learn about the traditional way of making Georgian wine (this is one of the oldest wine-making countries in the world) and enjoy a wine tasting. This afternoon, return to Kutaisi for some free time. Your dinner tonight will be at your family-owned hotel to enjoy some fantastic local flavors.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Tskhaltubo - Soviet sanatoriums visit
- Kutaisi - Winery visit & tasting
- Kutaisi - Pub Crawl - GEL60
Your travel time today will be approximately 1 hour.
Drive to Akhaltsikhe today, stopping along the way in Borjomi – famous for its naturally fizzy mineral water. Take a short walk with your leader to the mineral springs and maybe grab some lunch while you’re here. Continue the journey to Akhaltsikhe, arriving in the mid-afternoon. When you arrive, you’ll get your bearings on a leader-led orientation walk. Then, you have a free afternoon to explore at your own pace. Maybe see the Rabati Fortress and Castle – the massive 9th-century fortification gives the surrounding settlement (‘New Castle’ in Georgian) its name.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Borjomi - Leader-led walking tour
- Akhalstikhe - Rabati Castle - GEL30
- Akhalstikhe - Samtskhe-Javakheti History Museum - GEL18
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours.
Take a private transfer to the once mighty cave city of Vardzia, which stretches over half a kilometre along the Mtkvari River and has 19 tiers of winding cobbled streets. Within the complex, there’s a rock-hewn church with 12th-century frescos, dwelling quarters, small, hall-type churches, refectories and wine cellars. You’ll explore the site with your leader who will give some historical context and explain the rise and fall of the city, which now serves as a working monastery. Then, continue across the border into Armenia, arriving in Gyumri around lunchtime. Head out for a walking tour of the city with a local guide. The rest of the day is free for you to explore this charming town.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Vardzia - Cave Town Visit
- Gyumri - City Tour with Local Guide
- Gyumri - Museum of National Architecture and Urban Life - AMD1000
- Gyumri - The Gallery of Mariam and Eranuhi Aslamazyan Sisters - AMD1000
Your travel time today will be approximately 4 hours.
Enjoy a relaxed morning and visit a local bakery in Gyumri – the first inclusive café in Armenia to employ young adults living with disabilities and mothers with special needs children. Then take a train to Yerevan – Armenia's capital, Yerevan is known for its grand Soviet-era architecture and mountainous backdrop. After check-in this afternoon, you’ll head out on an orientation walk with your leader. The rest of the day is free for your own discoveries. You may like to head out to notable Armenian Opera and Ballet Theatre for a performance or try local brandy at a famous brandy factory – ask your leader for recommendations.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Yerevan - Leader-led Orientation Walk
- Gyumri - Inclusive bakery visit
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours.
This morning, meet with a local guide who will introduce you to the sights and sounds of Yerevan on a tour of the city. Established in 782 BC, Armenia’s capital is one of the oldest cities in the world. Nowadays, the city’s liveliness comes from its ancient culture mixed with a modern lifestyle. Later, visit the ethnographic house that showcases Armenian traditions and culture, founded by local women who aim to preserve and educate. Meet your hosts and take part in a cooking demonstration to learn how the signature dish of dolma (stuffed vegetables) is made, with the Armenian twist! After learning the tricks of the trade from local masters, you’ll sit down to enjoy the dish for lunch. Soak up the local flavours, get to know the local women and toast to a great adventure! The rest of the day is free. Maybe visit Matenadaran (The Museum of Ancient Manuscripts) or wander around Vernissage Market.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Yerevan - City Tour with Local Guide
- Yerevan - Dolma cooking demonstration & dinner
- Yerevan - Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex - Free
- Yerevan - Brandy Factory visit & Tasting - AMD4500
- Yerevan - Museum of Armenian History - AMD2500
Head to Khor Virap Monastery – over 1000 years old, this is the most sacred monastery in Armenia and makes for a stunning view, backdropped by the towering Mt Ararat. Wander the monastery that’ss been repeatedly rebuilt since the 5th century with your leader. Legend says King Trdat III imprisoned St Gregory the Illuminator here for 12 years and these days, pilgrims climb down a metal ladder into the well where the saint was incarcerated. Continue to Fioletovo – a village home to the Molokan religious sect. Join a Molokan family for lunch to learn about their beliefs and traditions, then enjoy their Russian-influenced cuisine of hearty borscht (soup), freshly baked pirozhki (fried buns) and tea served from a samovar (kettle). Next, travel to Dilijan, where you’ll spend the night. When you arrive, join your leader for an orientation walk to explore the town’s architecture and traditional craft workshops. In the evening, visit a modern wine bar to discover the Armenian approach to winemaking and learn how it differs from its Georgian counterpart.
- Guest House (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Yerevan - Khor Virap Monastery
- Dilijan - Leader-led orientation walk
- Dilijan - Wine tasting in local wine bar
- Fioletovo - Molokan Village Visit & home-cooked lunch
Your travel time today is approximately 3.5 hours.
Start your day with a hike in Dilijan National Park – one of Armenia’s four national parks, known for its rugged mountains, dense forests and alpine meadows. Follow the trail that connects two 13th-century monasteries and see how this vibrant cultural centre is slowly being reclaimed by nature. After the hike, continue to Lake Sevan – one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world. Surrounded by mountains and known for its striking turquoise waters, Lake Sevan is a popular summer retreat for locals. Your accommodation is a lodge set up by a local NGO, whose mission is to encourage inclusivity and accessibility for people living with disabilities to experience and enjoy nature. When you arrive, maybe take a swim in the scenic lake or simply relax outside and enjoy the view.
- Lake Cottage (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Dilijan - Matosavank & Jukhtakvank Monasteries
- Dilijan - National Park Hike
Your travel time today will be approximately 1 hours. Your hike will be about 3 hours on established trails
Your stay at the lodge will be in twin share rooms and, on rare occasions, in triple share rooms with basic shared facilities. Your experience here will be rewarding in a beautiful remote location near Lake Sevan.
Say goodbye to the glittering blue of Lake Sevan and take your private transfer back to Yerevan, stopping to visit the Sevanavank Monastery along the way. Explore the monastery with your leader and learn about how this ancient monastery complex was transformed from an island to a peninsula, when the lake was partially drained. Hear about the local legends tied to this site, then carry on to Yerevan. You’ll arrive at around midday and have a free afternoon to explore at your own pace. Tonight, maybe head out for a farewell dinner with your group and toast to an amazing adventure.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Lake Sevan - Sevanavank Monastery
- Lake Sevan - Noravank Monastery
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours.
With no further activities planned, your trip comes to an end this morning after breakfast. If you’d like to extend your adventure, just speak to your booking agent ahead of time.
- Breakfast
Inclusions and activities
19 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 dinners
Private Vehicle, Public Bus, Taxi, Aerial Tramway, Train
Hotel (14 nights), Guesthouse (4 nights), Lake Cottage (1 night)
- Baku - Leader-led night city walk
- Qobustan - Petroglyphs
- Baku - Old City Walking Tour
- Lahij - Yoghurt Making Demonstration
- Lahij - Copper workshop visit
- Shamakhi - Juma Mosque
- Nij - Udin village and museum visit
- Kish - Albanian Church
- Kish - Village Visit
- Sheki - Shebeke workshop visit
- Sheki - Khan's Palace
- Sheki - Bazaar Visit
- Kakheti - Lunch with a Local Family
- Kakheti- Gremi Complex
- Kakheti - Tsinandali Estate Visit
- Kakheti - Telavi Fresh Produce Market
- Telavi - Alaverdi Cathedral
- Stepantsminda - Gergeti Trinity Church Hike
- Tbilisi - Orientation Walk
- Tbilisi - Dry Bridge
- Kutaisi - Leader-led city walking tour
- Kutaisi - Aerial Tramway
- Tskhaltubo - Soviet sanatoriums visit
- Kutaisi - Winery visit & tasting
- Borjomi - Leader-led walking tour
- Vardzia - Cave Town Visit
- Gyumri - City Tour with Local Guide
- Yerevan - Leader-led Orientation Walk
- Gyumri - Inclusive bakery visit
- Yerevan - City Tour with Local Guide
- Yerevan - Dolma cooking demonstration & dinner
- Yerevan - Khor Virap Monastery
- Dilijan - Leader-led orientation walk
- Dilijan - Wine tasting in local wine bar
- Fioletovo - Molokan Village Visit & home-cooked lunch
- Dilijan - Matosavank & Jukhtakvank Monasteries
- Dilijan - National Park Hike
- Lake Sevan - Sevanavank Monastery
- Lake Sevan - Noravank Monastery
- Baku - National Carpet Museum - AZN10
- Baku - The Heydar Aliyev Centre - AZN15
- Baku - National Museum of History of Azerbaijan - AZN10
- Telavi - Telavi Historical Museum - GEL5
- Telavi – Batonis Castle - GEL2
- Tbilisi - Metekhi Church - Free
- Kutaisi - Bagrati Cathedral & Gelati Monastery - Free
- Kutaisi - State Historical Museum - GEL5
- Kutaisi - Pub Crawl - GEL60
- Akhalstikhe - Rabati Castle - GEL30
- Akhalstikhe - Samtskhe-Javakheti History Museum - GEL18
- Gyumri - Museum of National Architecture and Urban Life - AMD1000
- Gyumri - The Gallery of Mariam and Eranuhi Aslamazyan Sisters - AMD1000
- Yerevan - Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex - Free
- Yerevan - Brandy Factory visit & Tasting - AMD4500
- Yerevan - Museum of Armenian History - AMD2500
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Before you book you should know
- This trip has a couple of long travel days with a few stops along the way to break up the journey.
- You’ll spend a night at a local lodge where the facilities will be simple and shared. Your support for the local NGO and the great location so close to Lake Sevan will more than make up for the lack of modern amenities and you’re sure to have a memorable stay.
- Some of the best scenery in the region is found on foot. So, while this trip doesn't require a high level of fitness, it’s essential to be at least moderately fit if you want to partake in all activities. Make sure you bring comfortable walking shoes with good support.
- This trip is a combination of two trips. Please review the Itinerary for details of when your fellow travellers and leader will change.
The style of accommodation indicated in the day-to-day itinerary is a guideline only and may change. On some occasions, alternative arrangements may need to be made due to the lack of availability of rooms in our preferred accommodation. In these cases, we will use a similar standard of accommodation.
Throughout the trip, we request that our properties prepare rooms in time for our arrival, especially if we're arriving prior to normal check-in time. However, this isn't always possible which means we won't be able to check-in immediately on arrival at some hotels. Instead, we can store our luggage and explore our new destination or on some trips, have use of shared day rooms until all rooms are available.
Sapphire Inn Hotel
5 Hassan Abdullayev Street
Baku
AZERBAIJAN
Phone: 00994 125051105
Description
Sapphire Inn is conveniently located in a shopping area close to Icherishekher subway station as well as the palace, the mosque and museums in Baku, only a few hundred meters to Ismailiyya Palace, Taza Pir Mosque and Fountain Square. Featuring classical architecture style, it offers great comfort and ease to guests staying there. Breakfast is included.
Instructions
If you've booked an arrival transfer with Intrepid, you’ll be met in the arrivals hall of Baku International Airport (GYD) by a transfer representative holding an Intrepid sign. In case of flight cancellations, changes, if you experience severe delays at immigration, baggage collection or customs, or if you are not able to find the driver, please call +994 7031 50022.
Public Transport: There is a direct Express bus route number 116 operating from the Airport to Baku City centre. Service runs every 20 - 30 minutes beginning from early in the morning until late night. The bus leaves outside the Airport building, across the parking area. The service terminates at S. Vurgun's park on the 28 May street. The journey takes approximately 30-40 minutes. One way ticket costs AZN1.5. To pay for the bus you need to buy Baku transport card in an automated kiosk for AZN2.
Taxi: Avoid taxi touts who approach you and instead take only licensed (purple "London Cab" style cars) taxis from outside the terminal. These are metered and a regular fare to the hotel should cost around 60 AZN.
If you are taking a taxi, you can show your taxi driver below text:
Sapphire Inn mehmanxanasi
Hesen Abdullayev kucesi 5 (Axundov parkinin yani)
Dates and prices
Important notes
1. A single supplement is bookable on this trip, excluding day 7&8, Day17&18, subject to availability. Please speak to your booking agent for further information.
2. We’ll require correct details of your full name and passport number in order to book train tickets on this trip. You’ll need to provide these details to your booking agent no later than 30 days prior to your departure. Any incorrect details provided or delay in providing this information may result in extra expenses.
3. Please note there is a chance of potential changes to the itinerary due to heavy rain, flooding and snow at higher altitudes, which often affect roads and bridges, making travel difficult or impossible (particularly in remote areas).
4. Please be advised that due to current border crossing restrictions for different Caucasus nationalities, your Trip Leader may be from nearby Ukraine or Russia. Your leader will have in-depth knowledge and extensive travel experience throughout the Caucasus. Local guides from Azerbaijan and Georgia are represented throughout the itinerary to ensure you receive a diverse and uniquely local range of perspectives.
Want an in-depth insight into this trip? Essential Trip Information provides a detailed itinerary, visa info, how to get to your hotel, what's included - pretty much everything you need to know about this adventure and more.
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