SEASONAL GUIDE · 21 DAYS / 20 NIGHTS
Caucasus in June
Twenty-one days across the three countries of the Caucasus: from the futuristic architecture of Baku and the Gobustan mud volcanoes to the medieval towers of Svaneti and the rock-hewn monasteries of Armenia, closing with the Wings of Tatev. Junio equilibra clima amable y menos saturación turística, así que los sitios se viven con calma.
EN CORTO
Duration
21 days / 20 nights
Full itinerary, no dead days or unnecessary transfers.
Season
June
Junio equilibra clima amable y menos saturación turística, así que los sitios se viven con calma.
Group
Max. 16
Small groups of 6 to 100 years old; travelers from different Spanish-speaking countries may coincide.
Pace
Moderate
Clear physical requirements so you can assess if the trip is for you.
DEPARTURES FROM JUNE
- June 1–21, 202713 locations
We don't sell tours: we offer guided adventure trips, in Spanish, in small groups of up to 16 people, with a Spanish-speaking Wandernow guide and local guides; travelers from different Spanish-speaking countries may coincide on the same departure.
Price per person when paying in a single installment. You can also defer it into staggered payments.
See full tripWHAT IS COVERED
Futuristic Baku, Georgian monasteries and ancient Armenian temples in a single journey
INCLUDES
- 20 nights of accommodation with breakfast
- Place-to-place ground transfers, including both border crossings (Azerbaijan–Georgia, Georgia–Armenia)
- Wandernow guide for the whole route
- Local guide in each of the 3 countries
- Admission to Gobustan and the mud volcanoes (Day 3)
- Wine tastings in Kakheti (Day 9)
- Admission to Geghard Monastery (Day 15)
- "Wings of Tatev" cable car (Day 18)
DOES NOT INCLUDE
- International flights
- Meals not listed
- Travel insurance
- Visas and entry procedures (see requirements for your passport)
WHAT TO PACK FOR JUNE
- 01Comfortable footwear for city and trails
- 02Layered clothing for thermal range
- 03Respectful attire for sacred sites
- 04Light rain jacket
- 05Power bank and universal adapter
- 06Small daypack
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
¿Por qué ir a Cáucaso en junio?
Junio equilibra clima amable y menos saturación turística, así que los sitios se viven con calma.
Do I need prior experience?
No. It's a gentle adventure trip with guided activities. We welcome travelers from 6 to 100 years old, always in groups of a maximum of 16 people.
Are flights included?
No. International flights are not included unless the trip details expressly state otherwise.
I'm traveling alone, is that a problem?
None. Solo travelers are welcome and accommodation is assigned by gender (man with man, woman with woman) without an extra single room charge. Couples travel in double occupancy.
How can I pay?
Credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express), Apple Pay, and Google Pay, via WeTravel. You can pay in a single installment or defer with a deposit and deferred payments.
How much does the Caucasus trip with Wandernow cost?
€4,720.00 euros per person paying in a single payment. On the deferred plan the total is €5,130.00 euros per person: a €1,000.00 euros deposit to hold your spot and up to 10 deferred payments (the last one 60 days before departure). Prices are per person in double occupancy. Solo travelers share a room with someone of the same sex; couples stay together.
How many days is the Caucasus trip?
21 days / 20 nights. Twenty-one days across the three countries of the Caucasus: from the futuristic architecture of Baku and the Gobustan mud volcanoes to the medieval towers of Svaneti and the rock-hewn monasteries of Armenia, closing with the Wings of Tatev.
What departure dates are there for Caucasus?
Confirmed departures: June 1–21, 2027. Each departure runs with a maximum of 16 travelers.
What is and isn't included in the Caucasus trip?
Includes: 20 nights of accommodation with breakfast; Place-to-place ground transfers, including both border crossings (Azerbaijan–Georgia, Georgia–Armenia); Wandernow guide for the whole route; Local guide in each of the 3 countries; Admission to Gobustan and the mud volcanoes (Day 3); Wine tastings in Kakheti (Day 9); Admission to Geghard Monastery (Day 15); "Wings of Tatev" cable car (Day 18). Not included: International flights; Meals not listed; Travel insurance; Visas and entry procedures (see requirements for your passport). International flights are not included unless the trip page expressly says otherwise.
Can I travel solo to Caucasus?
Yes. Solo travelers are welcome and are given shared accommodation by gender (man with man, woman with woman) at no extra single-room cost. Couples stay together in double occupancy. Groups have a maximum of 16 people (ages 6 to 100), and travelers from different Spanish-speaking countries may join the same departure.
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