Shaki Waterfall tours from Yerevan

Shaki Waterfall is northwest of Sisian in Syunik, on the Shaki River, a tributary of the Vorotan. The tours listed here place the waterfall within routes with several named destinations. Looking at those combinations helps you decide which programme fits the rest of your travel plans.
The group itinerary pairs Shaki Waterfall with Tatev Monastery and the Wings of Tatev cableway, Khndzoresk Cave Village and its bridge, and Areni Winery. Private programmes offer different combinations: some add Noravank, Devil's Bridge or Karahunj to the Tatev route. Another private itinerary lists Khndzoresk, Karahunj, Shaki Waterfall and Areni without naming Tatev. Longer private Armenia programmes also include Shaki; one lists it with Khndzoresk, and another places Khor Virap, Shaki Waterfall and a hike to Smbataberd within the same stage. Compare the complete stop lists and tour durations rather than assuming every waterfall visit includes the same monastery or village. The programme for the selected day shows how Shaki is paired with the other stops.