Georgia + Armenia Explorer

Yes — Filipino passport holders can currently enter Georgia visa-free for tourism (subject to current rules — we confirm before departure).

No — unlike Georgia, Armenia is not on Armenia's visa-free list for Philippine passport holders. Filipino travelers need an Armenia e-Visa, applied for online in advance through Armenia's official e-Visa portal. It's a straightforward online application — we'll guide you through it after you reserve.

From ₱52,000 per person, twin sharing, for the 8D7N land-only tour. Single supplement is ₱60,000. This doesn't include international airfare, Armenia's e-Visa fee, or travel insurance.

Our tour runs 8 days, 7 nights, which covers both Georgia and Armenia at a comfortable pace — Tbilisi, Kazbegi, and wine country in Georgia, then Dilijan, Lake Sevan, Yerevan, and Tatev Monastery in Armenia.

7 nights hotels (Orbeli / Diligence / Liva class), daily breakfast plus featured meals, a lavash-baking class and Georgian wine tasting, the Tatev ropeway round-trip, all transfers and guided tours, and a Leht's tour leader throughout.

No — this is a land-only package. You book your own international flights to Tbilisi and from Yerevan (or your preferred routing); we help with timing and airport meet-up.

Yes — most of our joiners travel solo. You can pay the single supplement for your own room, or message us about pairing up with another solo traveler on the same departure.

Orbeli, Diligence, and Liva-class hotels across the route — comfortable mid-range properties selected for location and reliability rather than luxury branding.

Day 1 Tbilisi arrival, Day 2 Old Tbilisi & sulfur baths, Day 3 Kazbegi & Gergeti Trinity Church, Day 4 lavash class & wine tasting, Day 5 cross into Armenia via Haghpat & Dilijan, Day 6 Lake Sevan & Yerevan, Day 7 Tatev Monastery, Day 8 departure from Yerevan. See the full itinerary above.

May–October. Autumn (September–October) is grape-harvest season in the wine regions.