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Jeep tour to lake Akna

Description

High in the Geghama Mountains, surrounded by volcanic peaks and vast open landscapes, lies Lake Akna — one of Armenia’s most beautiful high-altitude lakes. Located at an altitude of 3,032 meters, it is far from settlements and the usual tourist routes.

From Yerevan, we head into the Geghama Mountains by 4×4 vehicle. Gradually, paved roads give way to mountain tracks and off-road terrain, while the landscape opens into volcanic highlands, summer pastures and the peaks of the Geghama Range.

The main destination of the journey is Lake Akna, where we stop for a picnic by the shore and spend some time surrounded by the mountains. During the summer months, shepherds with their herds can often be seen in these highlands, while the distance from towns and roads makes it possible to experience the scale and silence of Armenia’s mountain landscapes.

The Jeep Tour to Lake Akna is a great choice for travelers who want to discover the wild mountain landscapes of Armenia, experience real off-road driving and reach places rarely visited by regular sightseeing groups — all in a single day.

Tour season: mid-June to late September.

Program

Yerevan — Lake Akna — Yerevan

  • Morning departure from Yerevan by 4×4 vehicle towards the Geghama Mountains.
  • Continue into the highlands, gradually leaving the paved roads behind and following mountain and off-road tracks through the volcanic landscapes of the Geghama Range.
  • Arrival at Lake Akna (3,032 m).
  • Time to explore the surroundings and enjoy the high-altitude mountain landscapes.
  • Picnic on the shore of Lake Akna.
  • After the picnic, return by 4×4 through the Geghama Mountains.
  • Arrival in Yerevan in the evening.


Tour price per person: from 37 000 AMD / 96$ *


* The price depends on the number of people and cars and is calculated for each group separately

 

The tour price includes:

  • 4×4 vehicle with driver
  • English-speaking guide
  • Picnic lunch

The tour price does not include:

  • Medical insurance — recommended!
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