Why Go?
‘The South Caucasus is among the most culturally genuine, historically rich and religiously diverse --not to mention under the radar -- parts of the world. they share a timeless and deep-rooted tradition of hospitality, family and food’.
--Patricia Schultz, 1001 Places to See Before You Die.
Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity, in the 4th Century AD. It is this heritage that gives Armenia its distinctive character. The country is a tapestry of churches and monasteries, with a kaleidoscope of frescoes and murals. You will enjoy local hospitality, delicious national cuisine and stunning scenery.
Tbilisi is not only the capital of Georgia, but the capital of food and wine in the entire region. With neoclassical and Art Nouveau architecture, stunning countryside and mountain ranges close by, this city is a revelation. Baku is a city of huge contrasts, with minarets superseded by the iconic architectural landmark that is The Flame Towers. Flames, signifying the power of natural energy, have been a part of local history since Zoroastrian times. Incredible museums and a Mediterranean climate complete the picture. Once you have been, you will wonder why Tbilisi & Baku were not on the must do map before.
The following is just a suggested daily touring schedule. You will have complete control over your daily schedule and may change your plans at any time by simply telling your guide. Your time in Europe is yours to enjoy as you like!
Highlights
- Cognac tasting in Armenia
- Private khachapuri-making class
- VIP wine tasting at Georgia’s leading vineyard
- Private Tour of Zaha Hadid’s extraordinary new Aliyev Cultural Center in Baku
- Private Tour of the futuristic new Baku Carpet Museum
- Exclusive Tour of the Nobel Family Mansion, Villa Petrolea
- Private Tour of Ateshgah Temple, also known as the Temple of the Fire Worshippers
For custom luxury travel and tours to the Caucasus, Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, please contact one of our travel experts.
Download PDF itinerary here.