Tbilisi: Private Ride to Yerevan with Wine Tasting
ID: GYG1351467-2062776
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Kraj: Armenia
Czas trwania:
1 dni
Opis
Travel from Tbilisi to Yerevan. Enjoy a wine tasting in Tbilisi, visit the Sevanavank Monastery, and take in views of Lake Sevan.
Turn a standard cross-border relocation into an unforgettable private premium adventure. This curated experience connects the vibrant capitals of Georgia and Armenia, seamlessly combining ultimate transport comfort, deep cultural immersion, and breathtaking natural landscapes. Skip the stressful public buses and crowded group tours enjoy a flexible, personalized journey tailored entirely to your pace.
Day 1: Welcome to Tbilisi & Hidden Wine Secrets
Your journey begins the moment you land. Your professional private driver will meet you directly at the Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) arrivals hall with a personalized name sign. Avoid airport taxi stress as you are transferred in a comfortable, air-conditioned premium vehicle directly to your Tbilisi hotel.
After you check in and refresh, your evening features an exclusive introduction to Georgia’s world-famous hospitality. Your expert guide will take you on a short, atmospheric stroll through the charming, historical Italian-style courtyards of Old Tbilisi. The highlight of the evening is a private visit to a hidden, authentic underground wine cellar. Here, away from the tourist crowds, you will enjoy a curated tasting of rare, UNESCO-protected Qvevri amber and red wines, paired with local artisan cheeses.
Day 2: Through Dilijan and Lake Sevan to Yerevan
After breakfast and checkout, your scenic overland journey to Armenia begins. Enjoy a smooth, panoramic drive toward the border. Once cross-border formalities are seamlessly completed, you will enter the lush, forested landscapes of Dilijan, often called "Armenian Switzerland." Take a peaceful walk through the beautifully restored 19th-century Old Dilijan complex and enjoy a traditional Armenian lunch at a cozy, authentic local restaurant.
Next, the route ascends to the breathtaking Lake Sevan, one of the highest freshwater lakes in the world. Climb up to the historic 9th-century Sevanavank Monastery, perched on a scenic peninsula, offering stunning, unobstructed views of the azure waters. After capturing incredible photos, enjoy a relaxing final drive straight to your hotel or address in Yerevan.
Please note: Accommodation/hotels in Tbilisi and Yerevan are not included.
Najważniejsze informacje
- Seamless private airport pickup and Tbilisi-to-Yerevan door-to-door transfer
- Exclusive evening wine tasting in a hidden old Tbilisi underground cellar
- Visit the Sevanavank Monastery and take in views of Lake Sevan
- Travel in comfort with a private driver and an air-conditioned vehicle
Mówimy w języku
WAŻNE INFORMACJE
- Comfortable walking shoes
ZAWARTE W CENIE
- Private airport pickup at Tbilisi International Airport (TBS)
- Comfortable air-conditioned SUV or minivan for the entire journey (2 or 3 days depending on option selected)
- Professional English-speaking guide and dedicated driver
- All fuel, road tolls, parking fees, and cross-border vehicle insurance
- Curated evening wine and cheese tasting in Old Tbilisi on Day 1
- Bottled premium drinking water throughout the trip
- Hotel drop-off in Yerevan (Option A) or full return transfer with Ararat views to Tbilisi (Option B)
CENA NIE ZAWIERA
- Accommodation/Hotels in Tbilisi and Yerevan
- Lunches and dinners
- Personal expenses and souvenirs
- Gratuities/Tips for the guide and driver
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