Your flight is not included in the cost of the trip. We recommend getting in contact with us first and confirming the availability of our adventure vehicle for your preferred road trip dates before you book your flights. Just submit a request above and our team will get in touch with you.

A Soviet adventure vehicle, a highly-curated road trip itinerary, preloaded GPS-enabled device with all the itinerary routes and stops, and 24/7 customer assistance all come standard with each booking. Additional add-ons like a driver are available at extra cost. Please also note that experiences like wine tasting and museum visits as well as overnight stays at guesthouses or hotels are not included in the price of your booking.

Yes, after your booking is confirmed, we will send you a detailed itinerary for you to review before your arrival.

Drivers do not come standard on this road trip. That means you (or someone in your party) will be running the show on your adventure as the driver. If you do want a driver, however, we will gladly provide a professional driver at extra cost.

Drivers with an international driving permit or a driver's license from a country that is signatory to the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic can drive in Armenia. You’ll need to come to Armenia with a valid international driver’s permit in order to do the experience. As a reminder, Canada, Lebanon, and the United States are not part of the Vienna Convention. Click here for a full list of all participating countries. If you come from a country that notes the type of vehicle on licenses (manual/automatic gear), then you should make sure it is noted in your permit. US drivers can get an AAA international driver’s permit. Keep in mind that the adventure vehicle currently available is manual. If you do not know how to drive manual but still want to discover Armenia with us, we highly recommend you practice driving manually before you arrive in Armenia.

Our expert mechanics check that everything is running smoothly before each trip. However, should you have car trouble while on the road, simply call our 24/7 concierge desk and we will send assistance your way ASAP. You’ll find the number for the concierge desk in your itinerary. We’re here for you 24/7!

No! That’s the beauty of this road trip experience. The itineraries are there to guide you to the best experiences in Armenia, but they’re also totally optional. At any point during your trip, you can choose to skip a site, a town, even a whole day’s worth of things to see, and do something different with the time that you have the vehicle. That being said, we’ve designed these routes to feature what we believe are the best sites and experiences to see, from Armenia’s greatest hits to lesser-known wonders, so we highly recommend you utilize them to make the most of your experience.

Experiences like wine tasting and museum visits, and overnight stays at guesthouses or hotels are not included in the price of your booking. Our concierge desk will gladly book experiences and overnight stays for you. Please note that most experiences and guesthouses require prior notice of your arrival to make sure they can accommodate you and that availability may be limited, especially during summer months, so the sooner we book the better. We recommend you review your road trip itinerary before you arrive in Armenia, and let our team know what experiences you want to do, and where you want to stay. We’ll take care of booking for you before your road trip commences.

In addition to a digital and printed version of our highly-curated road trip itinerary, you will receive a preloaded GPS-enabled device with all the itinerary routes and stops, for easy navigation across Armenia.

There are generally no government regulations regarding camping in natural public spaces in Armenia, apart from state-protected reserves. Just make sure you aren’t trespassing on private property and be mindful of region and season. For example, summer in the South can get quite dry, and starting campfires is advised against.

Overall, Armenia is a safe place to travel, with a considerably low overall crime rate (lower than those of the United States and many Western European countries). You can drive just about anywhere in Armenia, though road conditions may be poor depending on remoteness or time of year – the colder months yield poorer road conditions. If possible, we recommend you exercise caution when driving outside of cities and towns in the dark due to lack of street lighting. Furthermore, we advise against travel within 5km of the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which is closed. For more information on safety in Armenia, click here.

The interior of your vehicle will be thoroughly cleaned before your trip. That includes disinfection of high-touch areas inside the car — door handles, keys, seat belts, seat adjusters, window controls, mirrors, gear shift, wheel, signal indicator, all dashboard controls, armrest, and vents. Disinfectant hand gel and face masks will also be provided to you inside the vehicle.