Combined Caucasus
Two or three countries, one contract and one team the whole way — borders, vehicles and timing handled by a single operations desk.
Cross-border programs are what we are built for. Instead of three suppliers and three contracts, your clients travel from Baku to Yerevan with one planner, one duty line and one invoice.
Sample overland routes
Routes start in Baku: Azerbaijan admits tourists by air only, and guests may then leave overland to Georgia.
Baku to Tbilisi · 7 days
Caspian city life, the Silk Road and Georgian wine, with one land crossing.
Caucasus Classic · 10 days
All three capitals overland, with wine country and the Greater Caucasus in between.
Borders, handled
We plan crossings around opening hours and queues, with escorts on both sides.
Balakan – Lagodekhi
Exit-only for tourists: guests who flew into Baku may cross into Georgia. Our Azerbaijani team hands over to the Georgian team at the line.
Sadakhlo – Bagratashen
The main road crossing south of Tbilisi, open in both directions and used on most Tbilisi–Yerevan programs.
Routed via Georgia
There is no direct crossing. Baku–Yerevan programs run overland through Georgia, or with a connecting flight.
Border status checked October 2026 and confirmed again on every booking.
Combined route proposal for your group
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