Nardaran attractions

This experience takes you around Baku to six main sights in a short time. As you move through the city, your guide will point out key landmarks and explain their stories, giving you a clear introduction to Baku’s history and character. The pace will be focused so you’ll see the highlights without unnecessary detail. Along the way your guide will be friendly and supportive from start to finish. They will answer any questions you have and share the information you need to understand what you’re seeing. The emphasis will be on easy, informative conversation so you’ll leave with a solid sense of the city and its main attractions.

You will be guided by a professional who will lead you to several remarkable sites. Along the way you will explore rock carvings up to 20,000 years old, and see mineral-rich mud volcanoes that originate from beneath the Earth’s surface. The guide will point out notable features and provide context so you can understand how these natural and ancient elements fit together. As you move through the area you will visit a Zoroastrian temple built in the 17th and 18th centuries and observe an eternal fire that has been burning for over a millennium. You will learn about the age and significance of the carvings, the geological origin of the mud volcanoes, and the historical and cultural role of the temple and its long-burning flame. The experience will combine natural history and cultural heritage in a straightforward, informative visit.

Shahdag Mountain Resort sits 29 km from Gusar city in Azerbaijan and takes its name from Mount Shahdag, which rises to 4,243 metres as part of the Greater Caucasus. Here you will find a rugged alpine landscape of ancient glaciers, deep valleys and mountain lakes. The area is close to Shahdag National Park and forms an ecological paradise that is home to a wide variety of plant and animal life, so you can expect striking scenery and rich natural diversity as you move through the surroundings. At the resort you will have access to opportunities for skiing and a range of winter and summer sports in Azerbaijan. The location near the national park makes the resort a gateway to outdoor activities on the slopes and in the surrounding mountains. Along the way you may take in panoramic views of the peaks and valleys and experience the seasonal contrasts of the Greater Caucasus landscape.

You will begin with a pickup from your Baku hotel and head out to Gobustan Settlement to explore ancient rock carvings, some of which date back more than 20,000 years. As you move through the landscape, you will visit the Mud Volcanoes of Gobustan and learn why Azerbaijan is noted for having so many of these unusual geological features. Along the way you will see the Bibi-Heybat Mosque, an important Islamic monument, and visit the site of the world’s first mechanically drilled oil well from 1846. You will also spend time at the Ateshgah Fire Temple to view the historic eternal flame. The journey continues with a guided exploration of Yanardag Reserve and the nearby village of Mammadli, giving a sense of the region’s natural and cultural heritage. The day ends with a stop outside the striking Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center before you are returned to your hotel in Baku.

This experience offers an opportunity to explore a range of unusual natural and cultural sites. You will have the chance to see rock carvings that date back up to 20,000 years, and watch the striking activity of mud volcanoes, which are rich in minerals rising from deep beneath the earth. Alongside these natural features, you will visit a Zoroastrian temple built in the 17th–18th centuries and observe an eternal fire that has been burning for over 10,000 years. As you move through the sites, you will learn about the antiquity of the rock art and the geological forces that create mud volcanoes. You will also learn about the temple’s historical context and the significance of the long‑burning flame. The experience combines ancient human expression, dramatic geology and a living religious tradition, giving a concise view of both landscape and heritage in one visit.

On this Baku City Tour you'll explore Azerbaijan’s capital with Namiq, an experienced and certified tour guide who is passionate about the city. He will use his local knowledge and storytelling to bring Baku’s history and culture to life, offering a personalised and immersive experience that combines iconic sights with lesser-known local secrets. As you move through the city, you will see panoramic views from Highland Park, enjoy the historical charm of the Old City, and take in the scenic beauty of Baku Boulevard. Along the way you will hear cultural insights and architectural context, and learn about the stories behind the landmarks. The tour blends history, architecture and Azerbaijani hospitality, with opportunities to discover hidden gems that reflect both Baku’s past and its vibrant present.

This tour takes you through a range of landscapes across Azerbaijan, from the bright, striped slopes of the Candy Cane Mountains to the ancient mystique of Beshbarmag and the wide natural setting of Shahdag Mountain Resort. Along the way you will see colourful geological formations, take in sweeping mountain views and explore peaks steeped in local folklore, so the cultural background and legends add an extra layer of interest to the scenery. At Shahdag you will find a mix of calm nature and more energetic options, where quiet landscapes sit alongside opportunities for adventurous activities. As you move through each site, the route will balance relaxation with moments of thrill, giving you a varied outdoor experience. The tour finishes with a convenient return to a central location or a drop-off at your hotel, and booking this tour also includes a complimentary Baku City Tour.

This Sheki day tour takes you to one of the country's most beautiful cities. You will travel along picturesque roads that show a range of natural scenery, accompanied by fascinating stories about the traditions and history of Azerbaijanis. As you move through the area, the commentary will put local culture and heritage into context. During the day you will take part in informative excursions and enjoy meditative walks that invite quiet contemplation of the surrounding landscape. Along the way there will be time for other entertainment, both intellectual and more relaxed, so the experience balances learning with leisure. The tour includes breakfast, lunch and dinner, so meals are provided as part of the experience.

You will explore Sumgait, Azerbaijan’s third-largest city, and experience a mix of urban and natural sights. In the city you will walk along its scenic boulevard and spend time in German Park, taking in the local atmosphere and open spaces. Along the way you will get a sense of everyday life at Yasil Bazar, where the market scene reveals how locals shop and socialise. Outside the centre you will also see striking natural features, including the Pink Lake, the Candy Cane Mountains and Five Finger Mountain. As you move through these varied landscapes you will encounter contrasting colours and shapes that reflect the region’s geological diversity. The experience combines city scenes, market life and distinctive natural landmarks to give a rounded impression of Sumgait and its surroundings.

On the Guba‑Khinalug Tour you will enjoy an affordable, enjoyable trip through some of the region’s most striking landscapes. Friendly guides will keep you entertained with interesting stories and will offer complimentary drinks along the way, making the journey relaxed and sociable. Along the route you will see Five Finger Mountain, pass through the Gachrash Forest and stop at Masdargah Waterfall. As you move through the area, you will visit the ancient Khinalug Village and learn about its history while exploring the Khinalug Mosque and the Khinalug Museum. A tasty lunch in a local home is included, giving you a chance to experience local hospitality and cuisine. You will also receive a free Baku City Tour as a bonus. The tour combines natural scenery, cultural sites and personal stories from your guides, so you will leave with a broader sense of the area and its heritage.

This full-day tour will begin with pickup from your hotel in Baku and take you first to the Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape. There you will see Stone Age rock carvings that date back around 40,000 years and visit the nearby mud volcanoes. As you move through the site, you will have a close view of the ancient petroglyphs and the unusual volcanic formations that make this area distinctive. After Gobustan, the tour will continue to the Absheron Peninsula, where you will learn why Azerbaijan is often called the “Land of Fire.” Along the way you will see sites associated with the origins of Zoroastrianism and gain context for the region’s long cultural and spiritual history. The day combines natural features and archaeological landmarks to give a compact overview of two very different sides of the Baku area.

This experience is a deep dive into Baku’s story, taking you from its ancient walls to its futuristic skyline. You’ll visit 30 hand‑picked locations across Baku’s Old and Modern City, guided by a passionate local expert. Along the way you’ll pass iconic sights such as the Maiden Tower, the Flame Towers and Fountain Square, while also slipping in quieter treasures like the Museum of Miniature Books and the Caravanserais of the Silk Road. As you move through the city, your guide will offer personalised storytelling and real insight into Baku’s history and present. The route blends big landmarks with hidden gems, and pacing is kept flexible so photo stops don’t feel rushed. This approach lets you see the best of the city without losing the depth behind its streets, architecture and stories.

This specially organised tour will take you into the heart of the old city, beginning at its main entrance. As you move through narrow streets, you will feel as if you are travelling through time, with architecture dating back to the 12th century standing alongside parts of the old city that were shaped during the 19th-century Oil boom. Your guide will point out the key features and explain the historic layers of the area as you explore. Along the way you will visit Upland Park by the Famous Baku Funicular, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city. If you choose the private option, you will be picked up by car from Upland Park to continue to the Haydar Aliyev Cultural Center, which is considered one of the most modern buildings. The tour will therefore combine medieval architecture, 19th-century history and contemporary design for a varied view of the city’s past and present.

On this full-day guided tour from Baku, you'll explore a mix of historic sites and distinctive natural landscapes. You will see the world's first industrial oil well, a historic site that marks the origins of Azerbaijan’s oil industry. You will then visit the Bibiheybat Mosque, a 13th-century architectural gem and major religious site, and stop at the vibrant Pink Lake, known for its striking pink hues caused by minerals and algae — a perfect spot for memorable photos. Further afield, you'll travel to Besh Barmag (Five Finger) Mountain, a sacred place that offers panoramic views after a short uphill walk. A lunch break at a local fish restaurant will give you time to rest and sample regional fare before you explore the Candy Cane Mountains, famous for their red-and-white striped hills. Along the way, your guide will provide context about each location, tying together the history, culture and natural features you encounter during the day.

This comprehensive evening tour in Baku covers more than 30 of the city’s most important landmarks and viewpoints, giving you a broad introduction to the capital after sunset. As you move through the city, you will see Highland Park and the Alley of Martyrs, pass the iconic Flame Towers and the Seaside Boulevard, and visit the Carpet Museum, Little Venice and Fountain Square. The route also takes you past historic 19th-century mansions, notable government buildings and other architectural masterpieces that show how history and modernity sit side by side. Along the way you will enjoy panoramic views of Baku Bay and the illuminated skyline, which make for memorable photos. Your local guide will explain the stories behind the people, buildings and events that shaped the city, and will offer insider recommendations according to your needs. With its mix of history, culture, architecture and night views, the tour lets you experience far more than you would on your own.