Small Group Tour in Central Asia 2025

16-day Caucasus Group Tour 202516 days | Group | Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia

Group Tour from US$ 3,180
  • Gergeti Holy Trinity ChurchGergeti Holy Trinity Church
  • Itinerary MapItinerary Map
  • BodbeBodbe
  • BakuBaku
  • BakuBaku
  • BakuBaku
  • AteshgahAteshgah
  • BakuBaku
  • BakuBaku
  • GobustanGobustan
  • TsinandaliTsinandali
  • Wine TastingWine Tasting
  • KharebaKhareba
  • ShekiSheki
  • Diri-Baba MausoleumDiri-Baba Mausoleum
  • LahijLahij
  • ShekiSheki
  • Georgian CuisineGeorgian Cuisine
  • SighnaghiSighnaghi
  • TbilisiTbilisi
  • Svetitskhoveli CathedralSvetitskhoveli Cathedral
  • KazbegiKazbegi
  • JvariJvari
  • TbilisiTbilisi
  • AnanuriAnanuri
  • UplistsikheUplistsikhe
  • GoriGori
  • Georgian CuisineGeorgian Cuisine
  • HaghpatHaghpat
  • Lake SevanLake Sevan
  • SevanavankSevanavank
  • YerevanYerevan
  • AraratArarat
  • NoravankNoravank
  • Areni CaveAreni Cave
  • GarniGarni
  • GeghardGeghard
  • Khor-Virap MonasteryKhor-Virap Monastery
  • Gergeti Holy Trinity Church
  • Itinerary Map
  • Bodbe
  • Baku
  • Baku
  • Baku
  • Ateshgah
  • Baku
  • Baku
  • Gobustan
  • Tsinandali
  • Wine Tasting
  • Khareba
  • Sheki
  • Diri-Baba Mausoleum
  • Lahij
  • Sheki
  • Georgian Cuisine
  • Sighnaghi
  • Tbilisi
  • Svetitskhoveli Cathedral
  • Kazbegi
  • Jvari
  • Tbilisi
  • Ananuri
  • Uplistsikhe
  • Gori
  • Georgian Cuisine
  • Haghpat
  • Lake Sevan
  • Sevanavank
  • Yerevan
  • Ararat
  • Noravank
  • Areni Cave
  • Garni
  • Geghard
  • Khor-Virap Monastery

Explore Caucasus in the kilometers of vineyards and cool cellars, mountain peaks, ancient churches, monasteries and castles, hospitable people, mesmerizing dances, songs, and endless poetic toasts at traditional feasts. Take 16-day scheduled Caucasus tour that will introduce you to the three countries of the South Caucasus: Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia. A well-balanced itinerary encapsulates a great number of archaeological, historical and architectural monuments of ancient, medieval, and Soviet times as well as free time to explore capitals at ones convenience. Experience diverse nature and Caucasian cuisine that you cannot resist. You will keep memories of the Caucasus, the land between two seas, for a lifetime.

This tour also runs as an extension to Central Asia group tour with guaranteed departure dates.

Participants need to be in good health, be able to walk on average 4-6 hours every day at moderate speed, climb stairs and low hills, and be able to carry their own luggage for 600 meters across borders.

Tour itinerary:

Day 1, Su: Baku – Arrival (AZE)
 
Arrive in Baku and transfer to your hotel for check-in (from 14:00). Free time. Overnight at the hotel.
Driving distance: 30 km
We recommend arriving in Baku a day early to give yourself extra time to wander the vibrant streets, savor local cuisine, leisurely stroll along the stunning Sea Boulevard, and soak in the city’s rich culture at your own pace.
Day 2, Mo: Baku city tour – Gobustan – Baku (AZE)
 
Breakfast. At 09:30, start a guided sightseeing tour of Baku. Walk along Martyrs’ Lane, known as ‘Shehidler Khiyabany’ among locals, and find a beautiful view overlooking Baku’s coastline. Move to Icheri Sheher, the old part of the city. Visit the Shirvanshah's Palace, Caravanserai, Maiden Tower, and main market square, which has numerous art studios and souvenir stalls. Finish the sightseeing tour by exploring Nizami Street and Fountain Square. After lunch, drive to Gobustan to visit the Petroglyphs Museum and explore petroglyphs dating back to 10,000 BC. The Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Weather permitting, switch to a 4x4 vehicle and continue to the mud volcanoes (Gobustan is home to almost half of the world’s mud volcanoes). Return to Baku. Have a welcome dinner at traditional Azerbaijani restaurant. Overnight at the hotel.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 10-11 hours
Driving distance: 150 km
Meals: dinner
Day 3, Tu: Baku – Ateshgah – Baku (AZE)
 
After breakfast, drive to the Absheron Peninsula to visit Ateshgah, located in the village of Surakhany. Zoroastrians from India used to travel thousands of kilometres to Ateshgah to worship the fire coming out of the earth. Return to Baku to visit the iconic Heydar Alyev Cultural Centre, which is located in a quirky building designed by Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid. Free time in the afternoon. Overnight at the hotel.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 4-5 hours
Driving distance: 50 km
Day 4, We: Baku – Shamakhi – Lahich* – Sheki (AZE)
 
Breakfast. Depart Baku and drive towards Sheki. On the way, stop at the Diri Baba Mausoleum in Maraza village. Continue to Shamakhi to visit the historical Juma Mosque, which was restored in 2013. Weather permitting, this will be followed by a scenic drive through the Girdimanchay River Canyon to the 5th century village of Lahich. Lahich is rich in historic and cultural value, with charming cobbled streets. It is famous for its medieval water supply and sewage systems and its many traditional workshops where jewellery, copperware, carpets, pottery, daggers, and iron tools are made. Continue driving to Sheki, a pleasant and easily walkable medieval town set in a lush mountainous area, which is particularly famous for its sweet baklava. Arrive in Sheki at about 19:00 and spend the night at the hotel.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 10-11 hours
Driving distance: 340 km
Meals: lunch
*Lahich will not be reachable during 2025 due to the road construction.
Day 5, Th: Sheki – Georgian border – Kvareli – Kakheti (AZE-GEO)
 
Breakfast. At 08:30, visit the colorful Sheki Bazaar. Here, you can find virtually everything you may want to eat: local fruits and berries, spices, freshly-baked bread, honey, cheeses, and Sheki sweets. Continue to the Palace of Sheki Khans, which is surrounded by medieval fortress walls, and then visit handicrafts workshops and caravanserai. Leave Sheki and head towards the border with Georgia (115 km, ~2 h). Cross the border and start exploring the Eastern part of Georgia, which is famous for its viticulture and winemaking traditions. Our first stop in Georgia will be the Khareba Winery. On the way there, enjoy the picturesque landscapes of vineyards and wine-producing villages. Khareba’s unique wine cellar is located in a tunnel carved out of the rock. Originally built for military purposes, today the tunnel is used to store Kakheti’s finest wines. Enjoy a wine tour and a tasting session.
We will reach the charming Wine Resort, our overnight destination, between 17:30 and 17:30. This Resort is surrounded by beautiful vineyards and offers stunning views of the Caucasus Mountains – the perfect place to take a break before continuing our journey in Georgia. We will stay here for two nights.
Driving distance: 180 km
Meals: lunch
Day 6, Fr: Free day in Resort (GEO)
 
This day is a free one to enjoy nature, vineyards, and the outdoor swimming pool. The Resort also offers culinary masterclasses of Georgian traditional dishes and a tasting room to sample locally produced wines. Overnight at the hotel.
Optional Group Tour to Telavi
A journey to the capital of the Kakheti region, Telavi encapsulates visits to two families where you get to meet locals who produce wine and cheese. A delicious family-style lunch awaits you!
Experiences: family hospitality, museum, wine amphoras, wine, cheese, local lunch.
  • In Telavi, we will step into the past at the Royal Castle History Museum “Batonistsikhe” originally built in the 17th century.
  • We will then visit Kbilashvili family which for many decades makes Qvevri, the amphora-shape clay vessels used to produce wine in Georgia. We will see how Qvevris are made and taste locally produced wine.
  • Our next stop beckons at a family boutique cheese factory and cellar. We will indulge into the world of cheeses and then taste five types of locally produced cheeses. Here, the family will greet us with a delicious lunch.
  • We will finish out tour having a short walk through the charming streets of old Telavi and stop for a photo at the monument to Erekli II and the giant 800-years old plane tree.
After the tour, we will bring you back to your hotel.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 4-5 hours
Driving distance: 25 km

Price per person: $70 (including the museum entrance fee, wine tasting, and cheese tasting with lunch).
Day 7, Sa: Kakheti – Tsinandali – lunch at local family – Sighnaghi – Bodbe – Tbilisi (GEO)
 
After a relaxing day at the Wine Resort, we will continue exploring Kakheti at 10:00 by visiting the Tsinandali Estate, the residence of the dukes of Georgia. It has a beautiful English garden, a museum, and a wine cellar that belonged to Prince Chavchavadze, a public figure and poet of the 19th century. For lunch, we will be hosted by a local family, where we can enjoy a traditional feast and hear the best Georgian toasts. A truly local experience awaits you!
Having enjoyed the hospitality of our hosts, we will drive to the royal town of Sighnaghi, which is surrounded by defensive walls with 23 towers and was an important point on the Great Silk Road. We will also visit the Bodbe Convent – according to legend, this is the burial place of St. Nino, who converted Georgia to Christianity in the 4th century. We will arrive in the capital of Georgia at about 18:30–19:30. Overnight at the hotel.
Driving distance: 160 km
Meals: lunch
Day 8, Su: Tbilisi (GEO)
 
Breakfast, followed by a sightseeing tour of Tbilisi. Start at Metekhi Church and the monument to Vakhtang Gorgasali, the legendary founder of Tbilisi. Visit Narikala Fortress to enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. Walk past Tbilisi’s only mosque, down to the sulphur bath house district. Enjoy a stroll through the Sharden area, which is full of narrow streets with cozy cafés, wine bars, and souvenir shops, and breathe in the history of Old Tbilisi. Also visit Sioni Cathedral, Anchiskhati Basilica, and the famous Rezo Gabriadze Theatre’s clock tower, before crossing the Bridge of Peace to Rike Park. After a couple of hours at your leisure, meet the rest of the group at the hotel to go for a dinner to welcome you to Georgia (departing from the hotel by bus at 19:00). Overnight at the hotel.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 4-5 hours
Driving distance: 5 km
Meals: dinner
Day 9, Mo: Tbilisi – Jvari – Mtskheta – Kazbegi – Gudauri (GEO)
 
After breakfast, start exploring the north of Georgia. The first stop will be at Jvari Monastery, which is built on a hilltop and is a true architectural masterpiece of the early Medieval Period. From here you can enjoy the views of the confluence of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers. Continue to Mtskheta, one of the oldest towns in Georgia and the country’s cultural and religious centre. Mtskheta was the capital of the eastern Georgian Kingdom of Kartli from the 3rd century BC. Visit Svetitskhoveli, which is the main cathedral of Mtskheta and a sacred place where the robe of Christ is kept. Next, drive over the Cross Pass and make a short stop at the Soviet-era “People’s Friendship” viewpoint, which overlooks a deep gorge of the Caucasus mountain range. In Kazbegi, switch to a four-wheel drive vehicle to reach Gergeti Holy Trinity Church (located at an altitude of 2,170 m) and enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Kazbegi. Reach Gudauri at about 19:00 for overnight at the hotel.
Driving distance: 210 km
Meals: lunch and dinner
Day 10, Tu: Gudauri – Ananuri – Uplistsikhe – Gori – Tbilisi (GEO)
 
Breakfast. Drive to the Ananuri architectural complex, a former residence of Argveti dukes, which features churches and towers dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries and beautifully overlooks the Jinvali Reservoir. Then explore the cave town of Uplistsikhe, which dates to the Hellenistic Period and is notable for its unique combination of various styles of rock-cut architecture, including both pagan and Christian. Continue to Stalin’s hometown of Gori. Visit the Stalin Museum, which includes more than 60,000 artifacts, the tiny house where Stalin was born, and the impressive bulletproof train that Stalin used to travel to Yalta and Potsdam. Reach Tbilisi in the evening. Overnight at the hotel.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 9-10 hours
Driving distance: 250 km
Meals: lunch
Day 11, We: Tbilisi – free day (GEO)
 
Breakfast. Free day in Tbilisi (guide and transportation are not provided).
If you would like to explore other destinations of Georgia, we can offer private day tours from Tbilisi:
For wine lovers
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One-Day Kakheti Wine Tour from Tbilisi
Canyons and natural sites
Explore the breathtaking scenery of the Samegrelo region by visiting one of the most memorable places in Georgia, Martvili Canyon.
Martvili Canyon Day Tour
Hiking
Immerse yourself in beautiful nature and enjoy quality hiking time in the vicinities of Tbilisi, Birtvisi.
Day Hike to Birtvisi Canyon
Sightseeing tour to cave monastery
Experience the beauty of an ancient cave town and mysterious fortresses with one day to Varzdzia.
Vardzia and Rabati Fortress Tour
If you would like to spend the free day in Tbilisi, we suggest the following activities and places to visit in Tbilisi:
  • Georgian National Museum on Rustaveli Avenue – to visit the “Archaeological Treasury” exhibition;
  • National Gallery on Rustaveli Avenue – to see the works of the famous Georgian artists Niko Pirosmani, David Kakabadze, and Lado Gudiashvili;
  • Tbilisi flea market at Dry Bridge – where you can find antiquities (many of which are from the Soviet era), paintings by local artists, and handmade Georgian souvenirs;
  • David Agmashenebeli Avenue – a recently-renovated pedestrian street full of historical buildings that have beautiful facades in the art nouveau, pseudo gothic, and classicist styles with a mix of typical Georgian ornamentation and balconies. All along the street there are plenty of cozy art cafés, galleries, shops, and wine bars;
  • Dezertirebi Bazaar – which sells local, natural products including Georgian sweets (such as churchkhela); various types of dried fruits, nuts, and spices; and Georgian cheeses;
  • Funicular railway to Mtatsminda Mountain – which offers a beautiful view of Tbilisi;
  • Wander in Sololaki – a neighborhood full of art nouveau houses.
  • In the evening, you can visit the famous Tbilisi sulphur bath houses to relax in the hot, naturally sulphur-enriched water after a long day of exploring (both public and private rooms are available, but private ones should be booked in advance).
  • For those who are interested in culture, we suggest visiting the State Opera House of Georgia to enjoy a ballet or opera performance (opera.ge). You can find out what other cultural events are on in Tbilisi, and book tickets, at tkt.ge.
Advantour offers a culinary masterclass on traditional Georgian food in Tbilisi. The masterclass includes 3-4 dishes and snacks and takes 4-5 hours. It should be booked in advance. The price is 60 USD per person.
Day 12, Th: Tbilisi – Armenian border – Haghpat – Lake Sevan – Sevanavank – Yerevan (GEO-ARM)
 
Breakfast. At 09:00, meet your driver at the hotel and transfer to the Georgian-Armenian border point, Sadakhlo-Bagratashen. Cross the border and meet your Armenian guide and driver to start the journey to the land of ancient traditions and the ancient churches. Drive to the Lori region and visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Haghpat Monastery. This is a stunning example of traditional Armenian architecture, erected between the 10th and 13th centuries. Standing on a hillside, Haghpat beautifully overlooks the Debed River Canyon. The monastery’s location was chosen to protect the peace and seclusion of the monks. Then drive through Dilijan to Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-mountain freshwater lakes in the world (and considered to be the “Jewel of Armenia”). The lake’s coastline is rich with dense woods, white cliff faces, mountain steppes, and Alpine meadows. Visit Sevanavank Monastery, which includes two churches – Surb Arakelots and Surb Karapet – standing among numerous khachkars. The buildings were constructed from black tuff, which probably gave the monastery its name of Sevanavank, “the Black Monastery”. Enjoy the magnificent views: the monastery is situated at the lake and is surrounded by snowcapped mountains. Continue to Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, for overnight at the hotel.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 9-10 hours
Driving distance: 370 km
Meals: lunch
Day 13, Fr: Yerevan – Etchmiadzin – Yerevan (ARM)
 
After breakfast, drive out of the city to the Holy See of Armenia, Etchmiadzin, where we’ll visit Etchmiadzin Cathedral (the residence of the Catholicos, the supreme head of the Armenian Apostolic Church) and the museum of Christian relics. Return to explore Yerevan, one of the world’s oldest cities. Yerevan is also nicknamed the “Pink City” and impresses visitors with its grand Soviet architecture. Our first stop in Yerevan will be at the Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex on Tsitsernakaberd Hill. Next, visit the Cascade Monument, a 500-metre high, 50-metre wide limestone staircase with no less than 572 steps. From the top of the monument, enjoy a breathtaking city view that includes the Opera House, Opera House, Mount Ararat, Swan Lake, Republic Square, and Abovyan Avenue, all of which we’ll see as we walk the streets of Yerevan (~2 km walking). Then transfer to the hotel. Free evening. Overnight at the hotel.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 6-7 hours
Driving distance: 50 km
Day 14, Sa: Yerevan – Khor Virap – Noravank – Areni Cave – Yerevan (ARM)
 
Breakfast. At 08:00, head to Khor Virap Monastery. According to legend, St. Gregory the Illuminator (who is credited with converting Armenia to Christianity) had been kept in the basement here for 13 years for disseminating of Christianity, until King Tradt decided to adopt the new religion. The monastery’s location allows you to enjoy superb views of Mount Ararat. Drive to the Noravank complex, which is situated on a ledge of a deep, winding gorge. Noravank stands among bizarrely shaped, precipitous red cliffs. Visit the Areni Cave complex where, in 2008, the world’s oldest leather shoe was found. On the way back to Yerevan, stop at Areni winery to taste wines made from local grape varieties. Arrive in Yerevan at around 18:00. Overnight at the hotel.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 9-10 hours
Driving distance: 240 km
Day 15, Su: Yerevan – Garni – Symphony of Stones – Geghard – Yerevan (ARM)
 
Breakfast. Depart Yerevan and drive to Garni, the only pagan temple in Armenia that survived the introduction of Christianity in the 4th century. Descend Garni Gorge to explore a monumental rock formation called Symphony of Stones. The next stop is the Geghard (“spear”) monastery complex. The beautiful landscape surrounding Geghard is framed by towering cliffs. Decorative art cut into the rocks reflects and explains Medieval development in this region. The complex was established in the 4th century around the sacred spring inside the cave.
Return to Yerevan, which you’ll have a free afternoon to explore. Here are some possible places to visit:
Meet in the evening for a farewell dinner at a traditional local restaurant. Overnight at the hotel.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 4-5 hours
Driving distance: 80 km
Meals: dinner
Day 16, Mo: Yerevan – Departure (ARM)
 
Breakfast, followed by hotel check out (by 12:00). Free time until your transfer to Yerevan International Airport. Departure. End of the tour.
Driving distance: 10 km

Price includes:

  • All transfers, incl. airport;
  • Accommodation in 4* hotels, breakfasts included;
  • Entrance tickets to sights as per itinerary;
  • Meals: 15 breakfasts, 6 lunches, including 2 lunches in Georgian families, and 4 dinners (3 of them with folk show);
  • Three wine tastings: Khareba (GE), Tsinandali (GE), Areni (AM);
  • Azerbaijan E-visa;
  • Bottled drinking water;
  • English-speaking tour guides in each country.

Price doesn't include:

  • Surcharge for staying in a single room;
  • Other meals;
  • Hotel charges for additional services;
  • Personal travel insurance;
  • International flight tickets before and after the tour.

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Caucasus Group Tour Reviews

Author: Anthony Martin   |   Rating: 525 September 2024
The 15 day Caucasus tour exceded my expectations. The accomdations and transportation were great. The itinerary covered highlights in a well organized manner. Most important the level of service of the guides, Jimal,-Azerbaijan Salome - Georgia, and Rima - Armenia was superb. Each provided a high level of personal attention and insights about their respective countries that added to acquring a deeper understanding about each of the countries.
Kudos to Yuriy who was essential in organizing my trip. In short: I can highly recommend Advantour for a trip to the Caucasus region.

Visited September 2024
Author: Jerome Kocher   |   Rating: 522 June 2024
My Caucasus Tour with Advantour was the last two week leg of the 29 day Silk Road Tour that included the "Stans.” It was a trip of a lifetime as it introduced me to a part of the world that Americans know little to nothing about, let alone able to pronounce or even spell the names.

Because Advantour is locally based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan and Tbilisi, Georgia they are hands-on ever present to navigate the unexpected surprises of travel as well as guiding us through their amazing itinerary. And Advantour is always on the look out for new additions to feature on the trip.

But this is a Caucasus review. First, our guides, Anna, Jamil and Tatavik were exceptional in their enthusiasm, knowledge and simple compassionate caring. I appreciated the pacing of free time with a rigorous schedule. This allowed me to enjoy a spa day in the wine country of northern Georgia, the sulphur baths in Tbilisi, time to wander the Caspian Sea promenade and the Inner City in Baku, as well as to explore the avenues and markets in Yerevan.

The itinerary was also a great balance between the expected historical sights and the wondrous natural phenomena of rock caves and mud volcanoes of Azerbaijan to the fresh and green High Caucasus Mountains of Georgia to the splendor of Lake Sevan and Symphony of Stones in Armenia. This is a really important balance.

I highly recommend Advantour because it is not just an American or European based tour company hiring local guides. No! Everyone on the staff from the directors, Sevara and Yuriy, to the local guides in each country are local, local and local. From handling Visas to navigating border transfers I could not have asked to be in better hands. And last, but not least, being locally administered, the tour was more affordable. We stayed at excellent accommodations usually in the city center or Old Town, exactly where all the points of interest are.

Thank You Advantour for introducing me to Your World.

Visited May 2024
Author: Daraius Dadachanji   |   Rating: 519 October 2023
Yuriy of Advantour organized a superb 10 day trip for us through Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan. We were amazed at the ancient civilizations of the old silk roads, and the history and cultures of the area. Having travelled previously with Advantour to Georgia and Armenia, we had very high expectations and we’re not disappointed.
The tour guides in all the places we visited were friendly, knowledgeable and helpful, often working long hours and going out of their to show us what we might get want to see, good with their food and recommendations and fun to be with.
We would certainly use them again for more travel in the beautiful, less known regions of the South Caucasus and Central Asia.

Visited October 2023
Author: Lucienne   |   Rating: 517 October 2023
I had an excellent time in Azerbaijan and Georgia thanks to Yuriy and his team at Advantour. Everything was very well organized and personalized. My guide in Azerabaijan Jamil was very well prepared and knowledgeable and my guide in Georgia (Ana) was adorable and also extremely knowledgeable. The hotels were great, and the itinerary was impressive. Everything was very well planned, the food, the drivers and the people were amazing! This trip left a wonderful impression on me and I'd love to return to discover other parts of the region with the same team. Thank you, Yuriy and everyone at Advantour for making this one of the most memorable experiences I've had in a long time!

Visited September 2023
Author: Anne Ryan   |   Rating: 516 October 2023
I recently completed a short tour of Armenia with Advantour and I enjoyed it thoroughly. The sights that we visited were excellent, and our tour leader, Anna, was charming and highly competent. Our local Armenian guide, Lillet, was extremely knowledgeable, and shared so much interesting information about the history of the places we visited, as well as explaining current geopolitical tensions in the region. The hotel accommodation was also first rate. I was extremely impressed with this company and would use them again. Before joining Advantour, I had travelled through Azerbaijan and Georgia with another company, and I found my trip with Advantour far superior.

Visited October 2023

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