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You may choose any travel date, convenient for you. The tour runs from March to the November.
We do not require for 100% advance payment. Full payment is possible just before the start of the tour.
Tour itinerary duration and places to be visited may be adjusted to your preferences.
We have much cheaper prices, since we offer our own services,we do not recell tours.
Horseback riding in Armenia is the perfect active holiday format for those looking for a change of scenery and a weekend immersed in nature. The tour operator "ExploreArmenia" offers thrilling 3-day equestrian tours across the country.
During your ride, you will experience picturesque mountain trails, alpine meadows, and panoramic views that are especially breathtaking from the saddle. A horseback weekend in Armenia is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders, as the routes are individually tailored to your skill level.
A weekend riding tour in Armenia helps you recharge, escape the city bustle, and experience vivid emotions in just 3 days. Choose horseback riding for your short getaway and turn an ordinary weekend into a true adventure.
Participants must be 12 years or older. Minors may only take part in horseback riding when accompanied by parents or authorized relatives. There is also a weight limit of 100 kg for participants, which is essential to ensure the safety of our guests and the comfort of the horses.



Arrival and meeting at the airport.
Transfer to Yerevan. Hotel check-in.
Your journey in Armenia starts with a city tour of Yerevan, the capital city. Yerevan is known for its unique mix of old and new architecture, green streets, and many fountains.
After that, we’ll go to the Cascade Complex, a huge staircase 500 metres long (572 steps) with fountains, flowerbeds, and an open-air museum with about 30 sculptures by famous artists. Inside the Cascade is the Gafesjian Centre for the Arts, spread across five levels.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Transfer to the starting point.
Meeting the horses and safety briefing
Guided horseback ride in the surrounding area (2 hours)
Next, we’ll visit the Garni Temple, the only standing Ancient (Greco-Roman-style) pagan temple in Armenia. It was built in the 1st century by King Tiridates I and dedicated to the sun god Mithra. Nearby, the Azat River Gorge is known for its stunning basalt rock columns, formed by ancient volcanic lava flows.
The next stop is the natural monument known as the “Symphony of Stones” or “Basalt Organ”. If you look at the gorge from a distance, the rocks seem like a giant organ. The amazing regularity of the basalt columns’ shape catches the eye and causes delight. The Azat River flows nearby.
Next, we’ll visit the Geghard Monastery, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with special protection status. Its full name is Geghardavank, which means “Monastery of the Spear.” The name comes from the spear of Longinus—the Roman soldier who, according to tradition, pierced Jesus’s side. The spear is now kept in the treasury of the Etchmiadzin Cathedral.
Return to Yerevan.

Breakfast at the hotel.
We’ll start the day with a drive along the shores of Lake Sevan – the largest freshwater lake in the Armenian Highlands and the biggest in the South Caucasus. It’s an important source of drinking water for the whole region.
Our first stop will be Sevanavank Monastery, located on the Sevan Peninsula (which used to be an island). It offers attractive views over the lake and is one of the most legendary religious sites in Armenia.
Next, we’ll head to the Tavush region and visit the lovely spa town of Dilijan, set along the Agstev River, often called the “Armenian Switzerland” thanks to its lovely green forests, mountains, and fresh air.
Transfer to the starting point.
Meeting the horses and safety briefing
Guided horseback ride in the surrounding area (2 hours)
We’ll visit the Old Quarter of Dilijan (Sharambeyan Street), preserved and maintained as an “old town” complete with craftsmen’s workshops, a gallery and a museum. The historic Sharambeyan Street was renovated through the efforts of the Tufenkian Foundation of Cultural Heritage.
From there, we’ll visit Haghartsin Monastery, a beautiful complex built between the 10th and 13th centuries with help from the royal Bagratuni family.
Return to Yerevan.
2 people | 4 people | 6 people | 8 people | 10 people | 11 people or more |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
495 USD | 370 USD | 350 USD | 335 USD | 315 USD | on request |
The time and the order of the excursions declared in the program are subject to change. The excursion program of the first and the last days will depend on your arrival and departure time, and the days of the week. Please note that Monday is a day off in Armenia's museums.
If you still have questions about the tour organization in Armenia, then it is very easy to contact us! You can order a call on the website, send an email or just SMS. We will get back to you shortly
(+374 91) 01 56 60 (Viber, Whatsapp)
info@explorearmenia.am