Arrival in Baku & the Boulevard
Overnight in BakuArrive at Heydar Aliyev International Airport and transfer to your hotel. In the evening, walk the Caspian seafront boulevard with the Flame Towers glowing above the city.



5D4N · Azerbaijan
A 5-day Baku & Gabala holiday package built around the capital's UNESCO Old City and the green mountain scenery of Gabala — Tufandag cable car, Lake Nohur and the lunar landscape of Gobustan's mud volcanoes, with comfortable 3-star hotels and a private guide throughout.
Deposit USD 130 per person
Indicative per-person price based on twin sharing. Final hotel rates are confirmed for your dates.
Arrive at Heydar Aliyev International Airport and transfer to your hotel. In the evening, walk the Caspian seafront boulevard with the Flame Towers glowing above the city.



A guided morning through the UNESCO-listed Old City — the Maiden Tower and the Palace of the Shirvanshahs — then an afternoon at Gobustan's 40,000-year-old rock engravings and the otherworldly bubbling mud volcanoes.



Drive west into the foothills of the Greater Caucasus. Ride the Tufandag cable car for panoramic mountain views, then stop at Lake Nohur before settling into your Gabala hotel.



A relaxed day in the mountains: forest walks, a local waterfall and time to enjoy Gabala's resort-town pace before the drive back toward Baku.



Drive back to Baku with a stop at the Heydar Aliyev Center before the transfer to the airport for your onward flight.


Yes, Azerbaijan is a safe and welcoming destination for travellers. The police are tourist-friendly and helpful if you ever need assistance.
No, a negative PCR result is not required. Fully vaccinated travellers are free to enter the country.
Azerbaijan is a multi-ethnic, multi-confessional country where all religions live in peace and harmony, with Islam holding the dominant position.
The official language is Azerbaijani; Russian, English and Turkish are also widely used, especially in Baku.
Azerbaijan has been linked with fire since ancient times — natural gas seeps once fed the eternal flames worshipped by early Zoroastrians, and "Azer" itself means fire.
Yes, alcohol is widely available in Baku, except in places of religious significance such as mosques.
The Flame Towers, Gobustan's rock art and mud volcanoes, the Ateshgah Fire Temple and the Old City of Baku are among its best-known sights.
Tell us your dates and travellers and our team will confirm availability and tailor every detail — hotels, pace and extras — to you.
The programme, prices and availability are subject to change; the latest version is always on the tour page. Prices are per person unless stated. Generated on September 22, 2026.