ARMENIA SKI TRIPS
The 4 best ski trips you can book today, with what each one costs, how long it runs and what it expects you to be able to do on skis. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Travel from Yerevan with Sergey or his team to forested Dilijan, Haghartsin Monastery, Tsaghkadzor ski resort, and high-altitude Lake Sevan. You can add ziplining or a ropeway ride in Tsaghkadzor, then see Sevanavank. The private car gives your group a flexible day, but food, drinks, and guide service cost extra.
Travel privately from Yerevan to Tsakhkadzor and Lake Sevan in four to five hours. Ride the 1,000-meter zipline, take the ropeway above 2,000 meters, visit Kecharis and Sevanavank monasteries, and stop for local fish. A guide can join your driver for a more informative day.
“We had a wonderful time and the driver was a very kind person. The combination was perfect. I will recommend it”
Leave Yerevan with an English or Russian-speaking driver for Tsaghkadzor’s ski slopes, cable car, zipline options, Lake Sevan, and ninth-century Sevanavank. Sergei and Garnik have both guided this route. Private transport, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and bottled water are included, while activity tickets and food cost extra.
“Everything was excellent from the start to the end. I really enjoyed the tour and can recommend that to everyone!!! Thank you Sergey it was exceptional 👏”
Travel from your hotel to Tsaghkadzor for mountain views, a ropeway ride or zipline, then visit medieval Kecharis Monastery. Continue to Lake Sevan and climb to Sevanavank. Your private group rides in a comfortable car with an English-speaking driver, with water included.
“Aren was an excellent driver and took us to some beautiful sights. He was very flexible on timing and pick ups which enabled us to make this trip whilst on a flying visit to Armenia. Communication with the booking company was also excellent. First we went to the ski resort and took a ski lift up to the top. The autumn colours were stunning! And the views were fabulous. Then on to Kercharis Monastery which was beautiful and afterwards Lake Sevan and the Sevanavank monastery. It’s a steep climb up to the Sevanavank but so worth the effort. The views from the top are absolutely stunning. We would thoroughly recommend…”
By country, by kind of day, by how much snow you have skied before.
