Armenia · FOOD & DRINK
7 reviewed
Here are the 7 best food & drink tours in Armenia: what each one costs, how long the day runs, and which sort of traveller it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason, but read down before you commit.
A 4-hour Yerevan cultural walking tour with Armenian food tastings, major landmarks, and khachkar stories, led in English.
“A great walking tour of the city. Tigran is very passionate about his city and country's history. If you're short on time in the city, it's a great way to see the sites and learn alot about Armenia's past. The food tasting was delicious aswell!”
From Yerevan, visit Khor Virap and Noravank, tour Areni-1 Birds Cave, then taste Areni wine with included water and sweets.
“Very knowledgeable trip. I enjoyed every moment. I recommend to take something long with you to cover your legs and head when going to monasteries. Our tour guide Anastasia was very caring, fun, welcoming, very charismatic, I wanted to listen to her more and more. Very knowledgeable guide, you can see that she is passionate about her work”
Full-day southern Armenia tour from Yerevan to Tatev, Shaki waterfall, and Areni winery, with Wings of Tatev ride and wine tasting.
“Ride the cable car .spectacular view .n Of course I love the Shaki Waterfalls. It just reminded me Iceland last year n others. Great to taste homemade wine .eaten fresh grapes. We had a great guide who helped me walked to the falls .I would highly recommend this tour.”
Private 3.5-hour Yerevan walking food tour with 6 Armenian tastings, Silk Road dumplings, and a sweet finish, in English.
“Loved Anna and her enthusiasm and passion for her city and country ❤️. Highly recommended to get it as an introductory tour to Armenia”
Private day trip from Yerevan to Khor Virap, Noravank, Bird Cave, and optional Areni wine tasting, with pickup and WiFi.
“I went for a day tour with my couple. We found a well organized company and a guide eager to tell us every detail.”
Private day trip from Yerevan to Tatev, Khor Virap, Noravank, Shaki waterfall, plus wine tasting and scenic aerial tramway rides.
“The transportation was not complete as claimed: we had to pay the tickets to Tatev monastery ourselves (almost 60$). There had been no wine tasting ecc at all. The driver didn’t know a world of English, nor Russian, which made everything more difficult. Moreover, Viator costume service didn’t even try to refund the tickets or apologize for the poor experience. Unlucky, since the landscapes were amazing.”
See Khor Virap monastery and Mount Ararat views, then taste Armenian wines in the fields on a 5-hour private Yerevan day trip.
“Really great ! Arto was a prefect guide, very interesting and his french was perfect! Wine tasting was really interesting. Thanks a lot!”
