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Azerbaijan


Land of Fire


Azerbaijan - a land that is a curious mixture of the ancient and modern, with oil wealth giving rise to a capital where skyscrapers can be seen from medieval fortresses, and donkeys battle with luxury 4wd vehicles for dominance on the streets. It is not without reason that it is often known as the ‘land of fire’ as we visit flaming mountains alight with underground gases and witness the bizarre spectacle of hot mud belching from the bowels of the earth. Azerbaijan isn’t all about odd natural phenomena though as it has a rich heritage and a culture that borrows from Iran, Russia and everywhere in between. You can lose yourself in old palaces, unique temples and ancient churches, all the time welcomed by the friendly smiles of the Azeri people.


Itinerary Day 1


Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5


Day 6 Day 7


Day 8


Baku


Baku - Absheron Peninsula


Baku - Lahij - Gabala


Gabala - Sheki - Kish


Ganja - Naftalan Naftalan-


Gobustan-Baku Baku Baku


Tour Type


Tour Length Tour Style Tour Style


Fitness OBT


Culture History Wildlife


Group Private 8 days


Traveller Busy


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The Azerbaijan ‘Land of Fire’ tour and the Georgia and Armenia ‘Caucasus Discovery’ can be combined to create a full tour of this region.


For departure dates and prices please see insert if available or website. Please contact us for a full Tour Dossier and an international flight quotation.


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