Yerevan: Areni Cave, Shaki Waterfall, & Tatev Day Trip
Sharm El Sheikh
Explore southern Armenia’s natural wonders, ancient monasteries, and rich wine heritage on a full-day journey from Yerevan. Visit Areni Cave, Shaki Waterfall, and Tatev Monastery.
Overview
This full-day tour from Yerevan explores Armenia’s Noravank Monastery, Wings of Tatev Ropeway, Tatev Monastery, and Shaki Waterfall, ideal for history and nature enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Explore the 13th-century Noravank Monastery amid red canyons
- Ride the Wings of Tatev Ropeway with panoramic views
- Experience the world’s longest reversible cable car over Vorotan Gorge
- Visit Tatev Monastery, a site of rich religious and historical significance
- See Shaki Waterfall, a notable natural attraction in Armenia
Description
The tour begins with a comfortable drive from Yerevan to southern Armenia. Your first stop is Noravank Monastery, an architectural landmark set against red cliffs and canyon landscapes.
Afterwards, take a break for lunch before heading to the Wings of Tatev Ropeway. Enjoy a scenic cable car ride over the Vorotan Gorge, admiring expansive mountain and valley views.
Next, visit Tatev Monastery, perched on a plateau and known for its remarkable architecture and historical importance. The tour then continues to Shaki Waterfall, where you can relax in the natural surroundings and take photographs.
The day ends with a stop for dinner before returning to Yerevan.
Includes
- Comfortable vehicles
- English-speaking guide (optional)
Excludes
- Meals and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Wings of Tatev Ropeway fees: 6,500 AMD one-way, 9,000 AMD round-trip per person
- Any additional fees
Important Information
- The tour involves walking; comfortable shoes are recommended.
- The cable car may not be suitable for those with a fear of heights.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund available for cancellations made up to 24 hours in advance.
Booking Tips
Wear comfortable shoes and bring a camera. The best time to visit is during clear weather for optimal views on the cable car and around the monasteries.
