Yerevan, Armenia · 2 nights / 3 days · weekend
Armenia 2N/3D — Yerevan, Tsaghkadzor & Lake Sevan
FLK-PKG-2026-009
A short private run through the part of Armenia you can see in three days: Yerevan itself, the ski town of Tsaghkadzor in the hills, and Lake Sevan with the Sevanavank monastery on its headland. Private vehicle throughout, minimum two travellers. Travel to 31 October 2026.
Per person, two sharing, private tour. Travel to 31 October 2026. Rate valid to 2026-10-31.
Highlights
- Yerevan city tour, the Cascade and Republic Square
- Tsaghkadzor in the forested hills, with the ropeway running in season
- Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude lakes anywhere
- Sevanavank monastery on the headland above the water
- Private vehicle, minimum two travellers
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1 — Arrive Yerevan, city tour
Met at Zvartnots airport and driven into Yerevan, about 20 minutes. The city tour covers Republic Square, the Cascade stairway with the sculpture terraces, the opera house and the Vernissage market if it is running that day. Ararat sits on the skyline in clear weather.
Day 2 — Tsaghkadzor and Lake Sevan
North into the hills to Tsaghkadzor, forested and cool, with the ropeway up Teghenis when it is running. Then east to Lake Sevan, nearly two thousand metres up, and the climb to Sevanavank monastery on the headland. The steps are worth it for the view back over the water.
Day 3 — Departure from Yerevan
Breakfast, then the transfer to Zvartnots airport for your flight.
Included
- 2 nights in Yerevan with daily breakfast
- Private airport transfers on arrival and departure
- Private vehicle on both tour days
- Yerevan city tour, Tsaghkadzor and Lake Sevan with Sevanavank
Not included
- Flights to and from Yerevan
- Lunches and dinners
- Ropeway and museum tickets, paid on the spot
- Travel insurance and personal expenses
Best time to go: May to October
Cancellation policy
Nothing to pay while we check the rooms. Once the hotel is confirmed its own cancellation window applies, and we put that window in writing before you pay.
More questions, answered
Do Indians need a visa for Armenia?
Armenia issues an e-visa to Indian passport holders, applied for online before travel. It is not included in this price and we can file it as a separate service.
Is three days enough?
For Yerevan and the Sevan side, yes. Garni, Geghard and the south need at least two more days, and we can extend the same private vehicle to cover them.