Discover Azerbaijan: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Locked between Europe and Asia,  Azerbaijan is home to many unexplored wonders. The stunning Caucasus mountains to the north of the country boast landscapes that range from glaciated ice fields to rocky ridges to lush green valleys. To the east, the Caspian Sea is part sea and lake. Finally, ancient villages, ruins, and castles scattered around the country add the finishing touch to this land of wonder and mystery.

Would you like to explore the remote landscapes of Azerbaijan? Then book a certified mountain guide and let them guide you to some of the country’s most stunning locations!

The Caucasus Mountains

Azerbaijan is located in the southern Caucasus and is home to stunning mountains including Bazarduzu, the tallest of the country, with its stunning ice-fields, and others that boast amazing rock formations and lush green valleys.

The Caspian Sea

To the east of Azerbaijan are the shores of the Caspian Sea, the world's largest inland body of water which shares characteristics of both lake and sea and is a fascinating place to discover.

Amazing culture and heritage

Petroglyphs as old as 10,000 BC have been found in Azerbaijan, a country with both ancient and modern roots. Finding archeological relics and learning about the local people is one of the many perks of joining an outdoor adventure program in Azerbaijan.

Very hot summers and cold dry winters characterize the climate of Azerbaijan. Also, keep in mind that the winter in the mountains is very extreme.

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You can fly to Baku Heydar Aliyev International Airport or take a train from Tbilisi in Georgia. Road travel from and to Russia is forbidden to foreigners, and the border with Armenia is closed.

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In between seasons are the best time to visit Azerbaijan in order to avoid scorching summers and freezing winters. April to June and September to October are the best months.