AZERBAIJAN · HALF-DAY
Good half-day tours fill up weeks ahead in the summer; the great ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Gobustan petroglyphs, mud volcanoes, Bibiheybat Mosque, and Azerbaijan’s first oil well on a practical half-day tour from Baku.
“Tour is well organized and our tour leader is full of energy ! thank you Leyla!”
Explore Baku’s Atashgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag on a 3-hour guided tour with transport, entry tickets, and English or Russian service.
“The tour itself was fine but the pick-up location and time were not provided the day before as advertised. The tour was meant to start at 1pm but no information was provided until the very last minute. The tour also included 1hr for lunch which was not advertised, apparently because the half day afternoon tour was an extension of the day tour and lunch was for those who were on the morning part of the tour.”
Review of Baku’s 5-hour city tour, covering Old Town, Shirvanshahs’ Palace, Maiden Tower, Carpet Museum, Flame Towers, and more.
“Baku is a beautiful city with gorgeous buildings and architecture, steeped in history. My guide, Nazaket, was a fantastic guide! I wold recommend her, and their company, for anyone visiting Azerbaijan.”
Where the vans go, what the walls hide, and the best of each.
