Armenia · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
The 9 best lunch experiences you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of a $59 Armenia day trip from Tbilisi with UNESCO monasteries, mountain scenery, safe transport, and a memorable homemade lunch.
“I enjoyed exploring the monasteries and learning about their history. The Armenian cuisine was the cherry on the cake.”
Cross Armenia’s Lori Province from Tbilisi for UNESCO monasteries, Soviet-era sights, mountain scenery, and a memorable homemade Armenian lunch.
“absolutely amazing. it's a must try from Tblisi. the rustic ruins and scenery is a must experience. Maria the guide was also exceptional you should try for three reasons 1. the people in Armenia are so friendly and nice 2. the food is exceptional 3. the road the scenery and even the dogs on the steert is amazing. also going with the tour enhances the experience”
Cross from Tbilisi into Armenia for Haghpat, Akhtala, Sanahin, mountain views, Soviet ruins, and a generous homemade family lunch.
“Recommended! Zezva is very knowledgeable of both Armenia and Georgia. Also a very entertaining person! I recommend the tour, gives you a glimpse of Armenia!”
Cross into Armenia from Tbilisi for UNESCO monasteries, Soviet history, mountain views, and a generous home-cooked family lunch.
“This was a wonderful day tour. We loved seeing the churches and other sites. Our guide, Zezva, was very knowledgeable. We learned so much. The lunch was incredible - such delicious food and a great variety of dishes. Zezva made the whole day perfect. We highly recommend this tour.”
Review of a small-group Armenia day trip from Tbilisi, with UNESCO monasteries, mountain views, local lunch, guides, border tips, and value advice.
“Nice tour with some neat stops between the monasteries. The tour does make for a long day with lots of car time. We did get a little monastery-ed out by the end of the day. Irakli was our guide and he was a lot of fun and very informative. A nice way to see part of Armenia. The lunch was delicious!”
Cross from Tbilisi into northern Armenia for UNESCO monasteries, Debed Canyon views, and a homemade Armenian barbecue lunch.
“Absolutely incredible and heartwarming experience. We left Armenia amused after such a great day trip. The guide Kat was outstanding and made of this an unforgettable trip. She provided us with so much interesting information, helped us with all the passport procesa and was always there as a fantastic company. Thank you so much! The food by an Armenian family was excellent (we were able to taste the pure national hospitality) and the monasteries are stunning. Would definitely do it again, it was amazing. Very recommendable.”
Review of a private two-day Armenia tour from Tbilisi, with Yerevan, Lake Sevan, Garni, Geghard, lunch, and flexible guiding.
“What an amazing experience! This tour allows you to see and do so much in Armenia especially if you are pressed for time but still want to cover a great chunk of places in the beautiful country. You leave in the morning of the first day and return to Tbilisi the night of the second day, meaning you require one night of accommodation in Yerevan. My guide was Irakli. He was very knowledgeable about the country. Very delightful person to spend two days with and with a great sense of humor. It felt like seeing the country with a friend who wants to make sure that you have a fantastic…”
Review of a $75 day trip from Tbilisi to Armenia, visiting Sanahin, Haghpat, Akhtala, the Debed Canyon, and a family BBQ.
“The trip went great. Great tour operator. The sights were a wonderful experience.”
Explore Geghard, Garni, Lake Sevan, Noratus, and a homemade Armenian lunch on this full-day tour from Yerevan.
“The local lunch was amazing, and the guide gave us a lot of history to understand what we were seeing”
The monasteries, the lake, the vineyards and the long southern road.
