During your stay at Sareni, you’ll be surrounded by breathtaking panoramic views of the mountains of Areni and the Vayots Dzor region. From sunrise to sunset, the ever-changing colors of the landscape create a peaceful and mesmerizing atmosphere. Sitting on the terrace or simply looking out from your cottage, you can enjoy untouched nature, fresh mountain air, and complete serenity far from the noise of everyday life. 

Sareni offers a dedicated BBQ zone where guests can prepare their own barbecue while enjoying the spectacular mountain backdrop. This outdoor space is perfect for gathering with family or friends, cooking in the open air, and spending relaxing evenings under the sky surrounded by nature.

The calm and secluded setting of Sareni makes it an ideal place for yoga and meditation. Practicing yoga near your cottage with the mountains as your view and the sounds of nature around you creates a deeply relaxing and rejuvenating experience for both body and mind. 

Sareni is a wonderful starting point for hiking adventures in Areni. Guests can explore scenic trails that lead through diverse landscapes, offering incredible viewpoints, natural beauty, and routes to nearby historical and cultural sites, including ancient monasteries.

The unique location of Sareni on top of a mountain allows guests to experience rock climbing directly on the natural side cliffs. With routes suitable for various difficulty levels and guidance from professional trainers from the Rock Climbing Federation, this activity offers both excitement and safety in a stunning natural setting. 

Just a short drive through the dramatic red-rock canyon of Amaghu Gorge, Noravank is one of Armenia’s most breathtaking monasteries. Surrounded by towering cliffs, it offers a magical mix of history, architecture, and nature.

Perched on a hill overlooking the village, this 14th-century church combines stunning architecture with panoramic valley views. It’s an ideal spot for photography, quiet reflection, or simply admiring the beauty of Vayots Dzor.

Discover one of the world’s oldest archaeological treasures, home to the oldest known winery and a 5,500-year-old leather shoe. This remarkable cave offers a glimpse into ancient winemaking traditions and early human life in the region.

If you visit in early October, don’t miss the annual Areni Wine Festival — a lively celebration of music, dancing, food, and, of course, exceptional Armenian wine. It's a favorite among locals and travelers alike.