Yerevan, Garni & Geghard
The capital at your own pace, the temple at Garni above the gorge, and the rock-cut monastery of Geghard — with a lavash-baking stop on the way back.
Armenian Seasons · Yerevan
We run small, local-led trips through Armenia and design each route around the time of year you travel — because a spring in Dilijan and a winter on Aragats are two different countries. Ten travellers at most, a driver-guide who grew up here, and no rushing.
Plan a tripThe route changes with the calendar. Here is roughly what each part of the year opens up.
Green highlands, full waterfalls in Dilijan, wildflowers on the slopes. The best light of the year for the monasteries.
Beach days and boat trips on Lake Sevan, cool escapes into the forests of Tavush, long evenings in Yerevan.
The wine harvest in Areni, red vineyards in Vayots Dzor, clear skies for the ride to Tatev. Our quietest, warmest weeks.
Snow on the monasteries, skiing at Tsaghkadzor, steaming khash and the New Year season in the capital.
A few of our routes
Fixed departures in season, plus private versions any week of the year. Every route can be shortened, extended, or combined.
The capital at your own pace, the temple at Garni above the gorge, and the rock-cut monastery of Geghard — with a lavash-baking stop on the way back.
Blue Lake Sevan, the peninsula churches, and two slow days in the woods and old streets of Dilijan and Haghartsin.
The long cable car to Tatev, the Areni cave and cellars, and the red autumn hills of Vayots Dzor down toward the south.
Ten travellers at most, often fewer. One van, one guide, no numbered flags to follow.
Our guides are from here. The stops that aren't on the map are usually the ones you remember.
We tell you honestly what a given month is good for — and what it isn't — before you book.
Plan a trip
Send us your dates and roughly what you're after — mountains, monasteries, wine, cities, or a bit of each — and we'll put together a route for the season you're coming in.
Email us or write to hello@armenianseasons.com