Hayreniq Tour -Tickets and online bookings

4.5(47 reviews)

Hayreniq Tour is a transportation company in Armenia. Hayreniq Tour operates in Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Yerevan, Ureki, Batumi and other cities in Armenia. Popular routes include Yerevan to Tbilisi, Tbilisi to Yerevan, Sevan to Tbilisi, Dilijan to Tbilisi, Tbilisi to Sevan.

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Hayreniq Tour

  • not that bad, actually. at least, ut is super fast and efficient. the snack place is also nice. had my best cinnemon rolls in these few days. it is just no one speaks English.

  • The driver was professional from communicating my pick up in Dilijan to transporting me to Tblisis. I enjoyed the journey and the seating had enough leg space for comfort.

  • Everything went perfect. Can highly recommend it

  • Wir hatten eine tolle Fahrt! Alles hat sehr gut geklappt! Keine Schwierigkeiten an der Grenze, gut organisiert alles. Toll: wir fuhren die Route, die am Sewansee entlang führt, son haben wir den See auch noch gesehen!

  • Comfy bus.

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Our travelers reviews about the ride with Hayreniq Tour

4.47

Based on 47 reviews from Bookaway users who traveled with Hayreniq Tour

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Your questions, Our answers

How much does a car ride cost from Yerevan to Tbilisi?

The cost of a car ride for a roundtrip adult ticket to Tbilisi leaving from Yerevan is around US$ 90

Do Hayreniq Tour have toilets on board?

Hayreniq Tour do not have toilets on board.

Is there Wi-Fi on Hayreniq Tour?

Most of the Hayreniq Tour rides have Wi-Fi on board. We recommend reaching out directly to Hayreniq Tour to find out if your ride is one of those rides.

Do I need to print my ticket or does Hayreniq Tour offer e-tickets?

Hayreniq Tour has e-tickets so you don’t need to print your tickets.

Which cities does Hayreniq Tour operate in?

Hayreniq Tour operates in Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Yerevan, Ureki, Batumi, Sevan, Dilijan, Kobuleti, Marneuli, Ijevan, Tavush, Gudauri, Abovyan, Vanadzor, and Gyumri