Overview
- Experience the best of Georgia on a comprehensive Georgia tour covering all four corners
- Be awestruck by towering mountain views and Georgia’s rich biodiversity
- Explore UNESCO World Heritage wonders — Gelati Monastery and Ushguli village — on this Georgia trip
- Taste wine made using ancient "Qvevri" methods in Georgia’s Wine Region
- Sample Georgian cuisine with a Kakhetian bread-making demonstration on your Georgia tour
- Tour Vardzia, Georgia’s largest cave city, on this tour package
- See Katskhi Pillar, one of the world’s most unique rock monasteries
- Interact with locals and gain insights into their lifestyle on your Georgia travel
Join our most exhaustive 13-day Georgia tour package, an all-time bestseller for travelers who refuse to compromise and want to see it all. Located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Georgia offers a rich mosaic of landscapes, cultures, cuisines, and centuries-old vine varieties found nowhere else. Marvel at the ancient Georgian alphabet and the captivating beauty of Tbilisi, the country’s chaotic yet charming capital city, where old-world enchantment meets modern skyscrapers.
Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Gelati Monastery and Ushguli — a remote village nestled high in the Caucasus Mountains. Explore the country’s rich past by touring ancient cave towns and fortresses. End your journey at the breathtaking Black Sea coast, where you can lounge on magnetic sand beaches or dive into Batumi’s vibrant energy, often called Georgia’s own “Las Vegas.”
Savor the unique flavors of Georgian cuisine and taste wines created using methods perfected over thousands of years. Immerse yourself in a culture abundant with tradition and history, where every twist and turn reveals a fresh discovery. Come experience the wonder of Georgia in just 13 days with this unforgettable Georgia trip. Your ultimate Georgia travel adventure awaits!
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Itinerary
- Welcome to Tbilisi – Start Your Georgia Tour
- Tbilisi In-Depth Exploration
- Wine Road to Kakheti – Explore Georgia’s Wine Heritage
- Georgian Military Road
- Gori – Heart of Georgia
- Uncovering the Hidden Treasures of Vardzia and Rabati
- Amazing Katskhi Pillar – A Cliff Monastery Beyond Belief
- Majestic Beauty of Georgia's Natural Treasures
- Travel to Svaneti and Explore Mestia's UNESCO Heritage
- Ushguli – The Highest Inhabited Mountain Community in Europe
- Discover Zugdidi's Rich History from Byzantium to Bonaparte
- Discover Batumi's Dazzling Lights on Your Georgia Travel
- Farewell Georgia – Departure from Batumi
Welcome to Tbilisi – Start Your Georgia Tour
Our team will welcome you at Tbilisi International Airport and escort you to your hotel for a rest. After you have rested, we will embark on a guided trip to make your visit to Georgia an unforgettable experience. Our Tbilisi tour, part of this Georgia tour package, will start in the old town and showcase its iconic sights such as the pedestrian streets, the main churches (Anchiskhati and Sioni), Meydan Square, and the sulfur baths district. We will then take a cable car ride to the Narikala Fortress and the Mother of Georgia statue for a photo opportunity with a stunning panoramic view of the city.
To wrap up the tour, we will visit Sololaki, the district of wealthy merchants and artists that still captivates visitors. If you feel energetic enough, we can attend a free open-air puppet show in front of the Rezo Gabriadze Theatre. Dinner and overnight in Tbilisi, marking a perfect start to your Georgia travel adventure.
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Tbilisi In-Depth Exploration
Let's start today's Georgia tour with a visit to the magnificent Sameba Cathedral, also known as the Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi. This impressive Orthodox church is one of the largest in the world, featuring grand domes and intricate frescoes that reflect Georgia’s rich religious heritage.
After Sameba Cathedral, we'll take the Metro and exit at Aghmashenebeli Avenue, a bustling street filled with historic buildings, trendy cafes, and boutique shops. This vibrant avenue showcases the dynamic spirit of Tbilisi, blending tradition with modernity.
Next, we'll stroll along David Aghmashenebeli Avenue on Tbilisi’s European side, a lively street on the left bank of the river. We'll then visit the Dry Bridge Flea Market, where you can find unique items linked to Georgia's Soviet past, perfect for special souvenirs. After the market, we'll cross the beautiful 9 April Park, a popular local green space ideal for a leisurely walk and enjoying the vibrant atmosphere.
Continuing along Rustaveli Avenue, often referred to as the "Georgian Champs-Élysées," we'll explore Tbilisi's main thoroughfare, home to theaters, museums, and stunning architecture. We'll then take the old funicular to Mtatsminda Park, the highest point in the city, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Tbilisi.
After a delightful midday lunch at a local restaurant, we'll embark on an easy scenic hike back from Mtatsminda Hill. This picturesque trail is suitable for all ages, allowing you to soak in the natural beauty and tranquility of the area as you descend.
Dinner and overnight in Tbilisi, wrapping up another memorable day of your Georgia tour.
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Wine Road to Kakheti – Explore Georgia’s Wine Heritage
Today, we will take the Georgian Wine Road to Kakheti region. Along the way, we will stop for a masterclass on how to make delicious and crispy Kakhetian bread. Next, we will visit the charming city of Sighnaghi, known as the "City of Love." After a meal at the city's most famous restaurant, we will go to the quaint and flowering Bodbe Monastery. Our journey will continue with a visit to the famous Tsinandali Estate, which includes a leisurely walk in the park, a tour of one of the oldest cellars in Georgia, an exploration of the beautiful house-museum of Prince Alexander Chavchavadze, and a wine tasting. We will conclude the day by visiting the peaceful town of Telavi, the capital of the Kakhetian region. Dinner and overnight in Telavi.
Today, we embark on the Georgian Wine Road to the Kakheti region, a highlight of this comprehensive Georgia tour. Along the way, you'll participate in a masterclass on making delicious and crispy Kakhetian bread, a perfect introduction to Georgian culinary traditions. Next, we will visit the charming city of Sighnaghi, known as the "City of Love," where you'll enjoy a meal at the city's most famous restaurant, showcasing authentic Georgian cuisine.
Our journey continues to the quaint and blossoming Bodbe Monastery, a serene spot that reflects Georgia's deep spiritual heritage. We then visit the renowned Tsinandali Estate, a must-see on your Georgia trip. Here, you'll enjoy a leisurely walk through the picturesque park, tour one of Georgia's oldest wine cellars, explore the beautiful house-museum of Prince Alexander Chavchavadze, and indulge in a delightful wine tasting session.
To conclude the day, we'll visit the peaceful town of Telavi, the capital of the Kakhetian region, offering a tranquil end to your day. Dinner and overnight in Telavi, allowing you to relax and reflect on the rich experiences of your Georgia travel adventure.
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Georgian Military Road
We will conclude our exploration of the Kakheti region by visiting the historic Gremi Church Complex, built in the 17th century. This hilltop fortress, surrounded by walls with embrasures and towers, was once the capital of Kakheti. It includes the Church of the Archangels Michael and Gabriel, a royal citadel, a bell tower, and a traditional wine cellar, offering a deep dive into Georgia’s medieval heritage.
After our final visit in Kakheti, we will travel north towards the stunning Great Caucasus Mountains, a must-see on your Georgia trip. Along the way, we will stop at the medieval fortress of Ananuri, perched along the Aragvi River at 700 meters (2,297 feet) elevation, where you can explore its impressive towers and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.
Next, indulge in a culinary delight by sampling Pasanauri's khinkalis, Georgia’s renowned dumplings, considered by many as the country’s most famous specialty. This authentic Georgian meal will give you a true taste of local cuisine.
Following lunch, we will ascend to the Gudauri Memorial, located at 2,200 meters (7,218 feet), where you can take in breathtaking views of Mount Bidara, standing at 4,500 meters (14,764 feet). The scenic drive offers numerous photo opportunities of the majestic peaks and lush valleys.
To end the day, we will visit the picturesque town of Kazbegi (Stepantsminda), nestled beneath the towering Mount Kazbek, which reaches 5,047 meters (16,558 feet). Here, you’ll enjoy dinner and overnight at a hotel with panoramic views of the mountains, providing a perfect setting to relax after a day of exploration.
Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and rich history of Georgia on this unforgettable day of your Georgia travel adventure.
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Gori – Heart of Georgia
This day will begin by climbing to the Gergeti Trinity Church, one of Georgia's iconic gems built in the 14th century. You will experience the soul of the highest mountain temple in the country, located at 2,170 meters (7,115 feet) above sea level. After this experience, you will discover the fascinating giant stone heads in Sno village, known for its unique stone carvings, before taking a meal break.
Then, let's continue to descend from the mountains. On the way, you will enjoy the amazing panorama of the Jinvali Reservoir, created by the Jinvali Dam. At the end of the day, we will reach the central region of Shida Kartli and Gori, the regional capital. There, you will have the opportunity to visit the hometown museum of Joseph Stalin, which offers a comprehensive look into his influential role in history as well as the controversial aspects of his legacy. Depending on the time, we can have a short walk through the charming streets of the city center and explore the historic Gori Fortress, a 17th-century stronghold that highlights the region's strategic significance.
Dinner and overnight in Gori, concluding another enriching day of your Georgia trip.
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Uncovering the Hidden Treasures of Vardzia and Rabati
Today, we embark on a memorable Georgia tour to the west, beginning with a peaceful respite in Borjomi, Georgia’s most renowned balneological resort established in the 19th century. Nestled amidst lush pine forests, Borjomi offers a serene environment perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.
Next, we head south to the mystical cave city of Vardzia, carved into the rocks of Mount Erusheli. This remarkable 13-level feudal town, founded in the 12th century, features monastic cells, grand halls, libraries, stables, bakeries, swimming pools, and a functioning cathedral, showcasing Georgia’s rich medieval heritage.
After enjoying a traditional Georgian meal, we travel to the town of Akhaltsikhe to explore the expansive 7-hectare Rabati Fortress. This historic site houses the ethnographic museum of the Samtskhe-Javakheti region and includes diverse architectural marvels such as the Ahmadiyya mosque with its stunning golden dome and minaret, a madrasah, a church, and a synagogue, reflecting Georgia’s cultural diversity.
Enjoy dinner and spend the night in Akhaltsikhe.
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Amazing Katskhi Pillar – A Cliff Monastery Beyond Belief
Today, we explore the picturesque resort of Borjomi, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and therapeutic mineral waters. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the city's landmarks, including the vibrant Central Park. Here, you can sample the famous Borjomi mineral water and take a scenic cable car ride into the lush Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, offering breathtaking forest views.
Afterward, we take a mid-day break in the charming town of Chiatura, famous for its historic cable cars and vibrant local culture. Enjoy a traditional Georgian meal with locals, immersing yourself in the authentic Georgian lifestyle and culinary delights.
Next, we visit the unique Khatskhi Pillar, a remarkable church perched atop a 40-meter (131 feet) monolith. This extraordinary cliff monastery, dating back to the 13th century, stands as a testament to Georgia's architectural ingenuity and spiritual heritage. The Pillar offers stunning panoramic views and a glimpse into the country's medieval religious practices.
To conclude the day, we travel west to the historic city of Kutaisi, one of Georgia's oldest cities and a key cultural hub. Dinner and overnight stay in Kutaisi.
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Majestic Beauty of Georgia's Natural Treasures
Today, we delve into the wonders of the Kutaisi region on your Georgia tour package. We'll begin with a leisurely stroll through the bustling market of Kutaisi, Georgia's second-largest city, where vibrant colors and local flavors come alive. Next, we'll visit the Gelati Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site established in the 12th century, renowned for its exquisite frescoes and intricate mosaics.
Afterward, we travel to the Kumistavi Cave, also known as Prometheus Cave, one of Georgia's most spectacular underground attractions. Here, you'll witness a stunning display of stalactites, stalagmites, petrified waterfalls, and underground rivers and lakes, all beautifully illuminated. The cave spans over 7 kilometers (4.35 miles), offering a mesmerizing subterranean landscape.
Following a delicious Georgian meal, we'll continue our journey by walking across the awe-inspiring suspension bridge at Okatse Canyon. This bridge, suspended 150 meters (492 feet) above the canyon floor, provides breathtaking panoramic views of the Okatse Gorge and its lush surroundings, perfect for unforgettable photos.
Dinner and overnight in Zeda Gordi, allowing you to unwind after a day filled with Georgia's natural and cultural treasures.
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Travel to Svaneti and Explore Mestia's UNESCO Heritage
Today, we'll journey to the northern mountains of the Svaneti region on your Georgia tour. Along the way, you'll visit the intriguing ethno village of Sisatura to learn about Georgian traditions in this area. Next, we'll visit the Enguri Dam, the largest dam in Europe, standing at 271 meters (889 feet) high, taking a break for lunch surrounded by glaciers and towering mountains. The drive will continue with breathtaking views of alpine meadows, dense forests, and traditional Svanetian villages complete with their distinctive defensive towers, built between the 9th and 13th centuries, until we reach the small town of Mestia, a UNESCO World Heritage site nestled at 1,700 meters (5,577 feet) above sea level, where we'll simply bask in its majestic beauty.
Dinner and overnight stay in Mestia.
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Ushguli – The Highest Inhabited Mountain Community in Europe
Today, we'll embark on a Georgia travel adventure to Ushguli, the highest inhabited mountain community in Europe, situated at an elevation of 2,124 meters (6,963 feet) above sea level. This remote mountain village is proudly under UNESCO protection, highlighting its exceptional cultural and historical significance.
Discover the rich Svanetian identity through unique Orthodox Christian traditions as we explore the village's iconic Svan towers. Visit the stunning Lamaria Temple, St. George's Church, and the Savior's Church, each showcasing intricate architecture and centuries-old frescoes that reflect Georgia's deep spiritual heritage.
Enjoy a traditional Georgian meal in the heart of Ushguli, where you can savor local delicacies while immersing yourself in the warm hospitality of the Svan people. If time permits, conclude the day with a climb to the Castle of Queen Tamar, a historic fortress that offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. This climb provides a glimpse into the strategic importance of Ushguli in Georgia's medieval history.
Afterward, we'll return to Mestia, where you have the option to visit the Museum of Icons or the Ethnographic Museum, offering deeper insights into Georgia's artistic and cultural legacy.
Dinner and overnight stay in Mestia, allowing you to relax and reflect on the day's unforgettable experiences in one of Georgia's most extraordinary regions.
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Discover Zugdidi's Rich History from Byzantium to Bonaparte
Today, we'll journey from the high mountains of the Svaneti region to the unspoiled city of Zugdidi on your Georgia travel adventure. Before reaching our destination, we'll make a stop to visit the ancient Tsalenjikha Cathedral, built in the Byzantine style in the 9th century. This remarkable structure showcases intricate frescoes and architectural details that reflect Georgia's historical ties to Byzantium.
Upon arriving in Zugdidi, we'll enjoy a traditional Georgian meal before starting our exploration of the city. Our first stop will be the stunning Dadiani Palace, a historical landmark that houses numerous artifacts once owned by the royal Dadiani family and the Napoleon Bonaparte family. This palace offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyles of Georgia's aristocracy and their connections to European nobility.
Next, we'll take a leisurely stroll through the Botanical Garden of Zugdidi, spanning 7 hectares (17 acres), which was once the private garden of the Dadiani family. The garden features a diverse collection of plant species, beautifully landscaped pathways, and serene ponds, providing a perfect setting to appreciate Georgia's natural beauty.
Finally, we'll embark on a short trip to the Rukhi Fortress, perched atop a hill that offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Abkhazian region. Please note that the Abkhazian area is currently occupied by separatist forces and is off-limits, but the view from the fortress remains a stunning testament to Georgia's strategic and historical significance.
Dinner and overnight stay in Zugdidi.
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Discover Batumi's Dazzling Lights on Your Georgia Travel
Today, we embark on an exciting journey to Georgia’s stunning seaside. Our first stop is the coastal town of Ureki, renowned for its unique black magnetic sand beaches. Here, you can experience the therapeutic benefits of bathing in these distinctive sands, believed to have healing properties for the skin and body.
Next, we head to Batumi, the vibrant capital of the Adjara region, often dubbed Georgia’s own "Las Vegas." In Batumi, you'll savor the famous boat-shaped khachapuri, a delicious Georgian cheese-filled bread that’s both a culinary delight and a local favorite. After your meal, we'll explore Batumi’s enchanting attractions, earning it the title "Pearl of the Black Sea."
Take a leisurely stroll along Batumi’s picturesque promenade, where you'll be mesmerized by the dancing singing fountains, striking sculptures, historic towers, and modern skyscrapers that define the city's skyline. We'll also visit the charming old town, filled with narrow streets and traditional architecture, and the European district, showcasing elegant Art Nouveau buildings that add a touch of classic beauty to the city.
The tour concludes at Batumi Port, where you'll witness the captivating "Georgian Romeo and Juliet" sculpture, also known as the Ali and Nino monument. This moving sculpture symbolizes the enduring love story between two star-crossed lovers, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of Georgia.
As the evening unfolds, you have the option to relax by the seaside, explore local shops for final souvenirs, or simply enjoy the vibrant nightlife that Batumi is famous for.
Dinner and overnight stay in Batumi, allowing you to soak in the dazzling lights and lively atmosphere of this remarkable Georgian seaside city.
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Farewell Georgia – Departure from Batumi
For your departure, our team will ensure a comfortable and hassle-free transfer from your hotel to the international Batumi Airport, making sure you arrive well in advance of your flight schedule. Thank you for choosing our Georgia tour package, and we hope your Georgia trip was truly memorable.
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Our tour program's list of attractions is a guide, not exhaustive. Unlisted sites may be visited, and listed ones might be viewed from a distance. Conditions like operating hours, weather, or local rules may affect access. Thank you for your understanding.
