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Tour · Wendy Wu Tours · 21 nights

Georgia, Armenia & Azerbaijan

  • Immerse yourself in the contrasting cultures of Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
  • Marvel at the natural beauty of the Caucasus Mountains.
  • Indulge in traditional Georgian food and wine.
From
$13,080 pp twin share
Was $13,580 pp
$15,060 pp solo share
21 nights
Departs 5 September 2026 Returns 17 October 2027
Duration21 nights
OperatorWendy Wu Tours
StyleTour
HighlightBook now to explore ancient fortresses, delicious cuisine, and stunning mountain scenery
Discover the captivating cultures of the Caucasus on this 24-day adventure!

An adventure through the Caucasus at the point where East meets West, this tour highlights a real contrast of cultures. See beautiful mountain scenery, enjoy delicious food and wine, and wonder at ancient fortresses, cathedrals, mosques and temples..

When & how much

Departures & Pricing

Departs
5 September 2026
Returns 17 October 2027
Returns
17 October 2027
Duration
21 nights
From pp twin share
$13,080 pp
Was $13,580 pp
From pp solo cabin
$15,060 pp
  • 05 Sep 2026 - 27 Sep 2026
    Land only: from $10,880 pp twin share / $12,860 pp sole use
    Flight inclusive: from $13,580 pp twin share / $15,560 pp sole use *
  • 26 Sep 2026 - 18 Oct 2026
    Land only: from $10,380 pp twin share / $12,360 pp sole use
    Flight inclusive: from $13,080 pp twin share / $15,060 pp sole use *
  • 15 May 2027 - 06 Jun 2027
    Land only: from $10,780 pp twin share / $12,860 pp sole use
    Flight inclusive: from $13,480 pp twin share / $15,560 pp sole use *
  • 05 Jun 2027 - 27 Jun 2027
    Land only: from $10,780 pp twin share / $12,860 pp sole use
    Flight inclusive: from $13,480 pp twin share / $15,560 pp sole use *
  • 04 Sep 2027 - 26 Sep 2027
    Land only: from $10,780 pp twin share / $12,860 pp sole use
    Flight inclusive: from $13,480 pp twin share / $15,560 pp sole use *
  • 25 Sep 2027 - 17 Oct 2027
    Land only: from $10,780 pp twin share / $12,860 pp sole use
    Flight inclusive: from $13,480 pp twin share / $15,560 pp sole use *

* Prices and category availability are subject to change without notice. Land only prices exclude international flights.

Cabin grades, balcony upgrades and pre-cruise hotel options are quoted on enquiry — call 1300 414 198.

Day by day

Itinerary

  1. 1

    Fly To Azerbaijan

    Days 1–2
    Fly overnight to Baku, Azerbaijan's laidback capital. On arrival, transfer to your hotel, where you can enjoy the rest of the day relaxing or exploring before your dinner in Baku Old Town.
  2. 3

    Baku City Tour

    Today you will enjoy a walking tour through the historic Old City, known as ‘Icheri Sheher'. Landmarks such as the majestic Shirvanshahs' Palace, the emblematic Maiden Tower, and various caravanserais and mosques come to life, brimming with history. Lunch at a local restaurant is followed by some leisure time before dinner.
  3. 4

    Visit Yanardag

    Travel to the Absheron region, famous for its preserved rock paintings, before visiting Azerbaijan's distinctive mud volcanoes – an example of its unique landscapes. Next, Yanardag, the‘burning mountain, comes into view as your journey continues to Ateshgah, the Fire Worshippers Temple.
  4. 5

    Caucasus Mountains

    Head north through the spectacular landscapes of the Caucasus Mountains. Stop in the ancient city of Shamakhi, visiting the 8th-century Juma Mosque and pop into a local home to try your hand at traditional yoghurt making. Continue to the city of Gabala.
  5. 6

    Explore Sheki

    Visit Nidj village to meet the native Udi people before arriving in Sheki, a renowned point along the Great Silk Road. Discover its treasures, starting with Sheki Palace before visiting with a local family.
  6. 7

    Georgia Wine Area

    Upon crossing from Azerbaijan to Georgia, you'll head towards Telavi, with a stop at a local house for a delicious lunch. Following that, the Khareba Winery beckons—indulge in a diverse array of Georgian wines while gaining knowledge about winemaking techniques and the storied history of Georgian viticulture.
  7. 8

    Discover Sighnaghi

    Travel to the beautiful 18th-century town of Sighnaghi. Continue to Bodbe Monastery, the burial place – so legend tells – of St Nino, who converted Georgia to Christianity in the 4th century. Arrive in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia and have dinner in the atmospheric old town.
  8. 9

    Travel into Armenia

    Set out for Sadakhlo to cross the Georgia-Armenia border, where your first stop is the remarkable 10th-century Haghpat Monastery, a UNESCO Heritage site with intriguing wine-storage holes in its floors. Proceed to Vanadzor, known as the Green City, and engage in a captivating khachqar carving masterclass. The journey then leads to Dilijan, dubbed the Armenian Switzerland, nestled in between the Aghstev River and surrounding lush mountains.
  9. 10

    Selim Caravanserai

    Today's visits include Sevanavank Monastery, passing through Selim Caravanserai, a relic of the Silk Road, while heading to Halidzor for the record-breaking 'Wings of Tatev' aerial cableway, leading to the 9th-century Tatev Monastery perched on Vorotan River's gorge.
  10. 11

    Noravank Monastery

    After breakfast head to Karahunj, Armenia's Stonehenge, believed to be 3500 years older than its namesake. Continue to Areni-1 cave, home to the worlds oldest known winery. After lunch visit Noravank Monastery nestled amongst dramatic rock formations. Finish at the repeatedly rebuilt Khor Virap Monastery.
  11. 12

    Yerevan City tour

    Yerevan is a thriving city with all the hustle and bustle of a modern capital. Start your explorations in Republic Square, ascend the Cascade Monument for breathtaking panoramic views before travelling to Ejmiatsin the former capital. Here you will visit UNESCO-listed Ejmiatsin Cathedral, the world's oldest cathedral dating back to the early 4th century and end the day at the ruins of 7th Century Zvartnots.
  12. 13

    Geghard Monastery

    After breakfast, you’ll explore the Matenadaran, home to Armenia's impressive collection of ancient manuscripts. Journey to Geghard Monastery, known for its rock-carved architecture and acoustic marvels. Next, visit the Garni Pagan Temple, a 1st-century gem and the only Greco-Roman building in Armenia. After a special lavash-baking class at a local restaurant, your return to Yerevan includes a visit to the Symphony of Stones, a natural basalt formation resembling an organ.
  13. 14

    Travel to Gyumri

    This morning we will visit Tsitsernakaberd, a memorial complex dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide. After we will drive to Saghmosavank Monastery, perched on a breathtaking gorge. Then, proceed to Gyumri, Armenia's second-largest city with a 3000-year history and cultural prominence. Following lunch, you will delve into a city tour, exploring Gyumri's Old Town and the charming Kumayri district, a living testament to authentic Armenian urban architecture.
  14. 15

    Back into Georgia

    After breakfast cross the Armenia-Georgia border at Bavra and head to Vardzia—a remarkable rock-hewn complex founded in the 12th-13th centuries. After exploring Vardzia, lunch awaits at Valodia's cottage. Our next stop is Rabati Castle, a 13th-century fortress transformed through various rulers' influences. Today, it stands restored as a cultural centre with museums and galleries showcasing the region's history.
  15. 16

    Kutaisi

    Today you will travel to Borjomi, with free time to enjoy the park and sample Borjomi mineral water from natural springs. Later enjoy a city tour of Kutaisi, revealing its rich history through diverse architectural styles. Landmarks such as the White Bridge and Colchis Fountain capture the city's essence, while the iconic Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery's intricate architecture reflect Georgia's Golden Age.
  16. 17

    Mestia

    After breakfast, head to Mestia in the Upper Svaneti region, pausing at Enguri Dam to admire the breathtaking views of the Greater Caucasus. Mestia's preserved landscape features medieval villages with iconic tower houses built by the Svan people as defence structures dating back to the 9th century. This entire region is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  17. 18

    Ushguli

    Today you visit Ushguli, a collection of five villages. The 4x4 journey takes you to one of Europe's highest inhabited settlements at 2200 meters above sea level. Its medieval charm is preserved due to its challenging accessibility, boasting over 200 well-preserved Svan towers dating back to the 9th century. Surrounded by the majestic Caucasus peaks, explore the Svaneti Museum of History and Ethnography before preparing lunch at a Kubdari masterclass in a local family's home.
  18. 19

    Zugdidi

    Journey back to Kutaisi, with intriguing stops along the way, the first of which will be Sisa Tura Ethno Village, which is spread across three hectares. Experience authentic Megrelian dwellings and participate in preparing the local dishes elarji, gebjalia and khachapuri. Continue to Zugdidi to explore the Dadiani Palace Museum, home to impressive art and historical treasures, including Napoleon Bonaparte's death mask.
  19. 20

    Kutaisi to Gori

    After breakfast, you continue to Gori, where you will visit the Joseph Stalin Museum, dedicated to the former Soviet leader. Next, explore the ancient cave city of Uplistsikhe, dating back over 3,000 years and offering insights into ancient life. En route to Gudauri, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views across the region's landscapes.
  20. 21

    Kazbegi

    Journey to Kazbegi where the highlight of your visit is the Gergeti Trinity Church, a magnificent 14th-century Orthodox church situated atop a hill. This church provides awe-inspiring views of the encompassing mountains and valleys. Enjoy lunch at a local guesthouse where the hosts will be giving you a khinkali master class. Return to Gudauri later this afternoon.
  21. 22

    Mtskheta and Tbilisi

    Begin the day by visiting Mtskheta, where you visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, Tbilisi's Old Town, and explore a vibrant mix of architecture, from baths to churches and mosques. A lift takes you to the Narikala fortress, Anchiskhati and Sioni churches, Meidan Square, and Metekhi Cliff. The day ends with a lively folk show, offering a sample of local culture.
  22. 23

    Depart Tbilisi To Australia

    Days 23–24
    Fly to Australia, arriving the following day.
What you get for the price

Inclusions & exclusions

What’s included

  • International flights and current taxes (excluded if a land only option is selected).
  • Domestic transportation.
  • Touring with guides and entrance fees.
  • 3 – 4 star accommodation.
  • Visa fees for Australian passport holders.
From the operator

Common questions about this voyage

How long is this journey?
This itinerary runs for 24 days and 21 nights.
When can I travel?
Departures are currently scheduled between 05 Sep 2026 and 17 Oct 2027, subject to live availability.
Are there different departure options?
Yes, multiple departures may be available depending on your preferred travel period.
Can I travel solo?
Solo pricing may be available on selected departures, and final options can be confirmed at enquiry.
Are discounts available?
Seasonal or loyalty discounts may be available on selected departures at the time of enquiry.
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The fine print

Terms & conditions

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  • Flight Inclusive rates only: These include airline fuel surcharge and taxes. Correct as of 1 June 2025. Please note supplements may apply if lead in economy rates are not available.
  • Customary tipping amount approximately US$150pp (AU$231pp) is paid locally in Eurasia.
  • Depending on airline schedules, you may depart and/or arrive on Day 2. Extra nights' accommodation (pre or post tour) or stopovers may be required at an additional cost.
  • Flight Inclusive rates only: Based on departures from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide & Perth. Departures from other cities and flight upgrades available on request.
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Open to solo travellers too. Many of our travellers book on their own and find their feet quickly in a friendly group of like-minded Australians. Reduced single-supplement options are available on most departures — ask one of our consultants and we'll talk you through what's offered on this trip.

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