Armenia Getting Around
Getting Around by Air
Getting Around by Rail
Getting Around by Road
Bus: There are city minivans available (marshrutni or marshrutka) which operate on 100 different routes and may be flagged down. From Yerevan its three hours to Dilijan, two hours to Vanadzor, four hour to Goris and six hours to Kapan.
Coach: Coaches run between the major centres of population.
Car hire: There are plenty of car hire companies operating, including international firms.
Regulations: Seat belts are required by law (although no one seems to use them).
Documentation: An international driver's license is required and the minimum age of driving is 18.
Getting Around Towns and Cities
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