Important note: Group tours are available on Tuesdays, Thursdays (from March 1) and Saturdays, while private options are available every day.

The tour begins at the azure waters of Lake Sevan, second largest high-altitude fresh water lake in the world. Its sole major island (now a peninsula) is home to a medieval monastery providing panoramic views of the whole lake and surrounding mountains.
Dilijan also known as little Switzerland is a small town in the north surrounded by forests and mountains. Here you will stroll along its oldest street, lined with charming traditional Armenian houses and artisan workshops, where you’ll get a taste of the town’s unique character and artistic flair.
Haghartsin Monastery is a magnificent architectural gem nestled in a serene, natural setting of a lush hillside forest. This complex stands out with its architecture and color and recently was incorporated into the Transcaucasian Trail (long-distance hiking route).
The final stop is the Ijevan Wine-Brandy Factory. Here, you’ll discover Armenia’s time-honored winemaking traditions through a guided tour of the production process. The experience culminates with a wine-tasting session, where you can savor a variety of local wines and brandies.
Please note that Wine tour should be paid seperately if you choose private option.
During Winter months Haghartsin Monastery will be replaced with Goshavank Monastery: Goshavank is a medieval monastery complex which has been preserved relatively well through time and is known for its school and scholars such as Mkhitar Gosh and Kirakos Gandzaketsi with their important cultural and historical investments.