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Take a stroll through Tbilisi's beautiful Old Town, where cobblestone streets wind between old churches, and visit Georgia’s holy Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. Try the traditional Kakhetian wines that were first made 8,000 years ago, and head o Uplistsikhe, an ancient cave town carved into living rock. Take a boat ride through Martvili Canyon, where turquoise waters flow, and show true beauty.
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We have just completed our tour of Georgia. “Grand Georgia Journey Through Highlands and Sea.” 11 days of very different scenery and thing to do. Georgia is not the easiest country to get to, but it is a jewel and should not to be missed. We had David as our driver and excellent guide. We travelled in comfort in his Mecedes. Everyday was different from the mountains to the sea. At times there was need to be a little more physical but we are in our 70’s and we did it. We are seasoned travelers. I would not hesitate in recommending this tour.
Grand Georgia Journey Through Highlands and SeaWe loved our tour to Georgia. The itinerary was very busy but it allowed up to see so much in a week! Our guide Paata was just perfect and he made our trip stress-free and enjoyable. Organization was flowless and quality of hotels exceeded our expectation.
Ancient Land & Unique Traditions - Georgian Discovery TourItinerary Day 1 was a smorgasbord of delights. Great start. Day 2 - full of interest. Day 3. Probably you can improve on the choice of wine tasting venue. We got our samples - out of a tap on huge stainless steel vats, but impossible to hear or learn anything. Essentially just a procession of tourists on tour. Considering the importance of Georgia to world wine-making, this is not a good place to show off Georgia´s heritage. The rest of the day was very good. Day 4. The itinerary could be improved. Kutaisi is not a showcase city of modern Georgia, but it is fascinating with its Soviet remnants. More could be made of this, such as sights of life from those times - houses, factories, shops, for example. And this should include the former Soviet resort attractions and sanatoriums around Tskaltubo. We stopped at none of these, so we are just left with enticing images on Google Maps. Martvili Canyon is interesting enough. Prometheus Cave much less so - its cacophony of lights and blaring music trying to create mood in what is really quite an ordinary cave experience. We did not get the dinosaur footprints tour, but that would be easily replaced anyway by more emphasis in the Kutaisi region on Soviet lifestyle and its consequences today. Day 5 was an enthralling journey. Try to find something better that the Mikheil Khergiani Museum with its dim and aging exhibits and essentially nothing much in English. Yet Russians and Georgians would have interest. Bit lucky our guide was able to explain the ancient living conditions in the ground floor section. Day 6. The journey to Ushguli and the walk around the village - all good. Day 7. Good. Day 8. Good. Day 9. Good. Guide and the local operator (Glad Travel Georgia) Difficult to find a better guide and driver anywhere. Competent and professional, and deserves to be rewarded accordingly. Transfers to and from Airport - timely and reliable. Tourradar provides a messaging link which enables you to contact the local tour operator before or during the tour. Prompt and helpful service was provided, and they solicit progressive feedback during the tour. On just one occasion I made suggestions to improve a few aspects of communication, and action was applied seamlessly. Proficient use of English by both tour operator and driver/guide contributed to a smooth and enjoyable experience where topics and questions could be responded to in depth. Hotels Different clients want different types of hotels. Those provided for us were towards the high end. Priority is always required to go to big and comfortable beds, bathrooms where the water does what it is supposed to do, and wifi without problems. So it can be more of a Georgian travel experience to select hotels which are a little more consistent with Georgian travel hospitality. Location of hotels - Tbilisi. Very good, with plenty of local culture nearby. Kutaisi. Good, but the location in the city centre meant that it was not possible to explore the Soviet neighbourhoods which define Kutaisi. Mestia. I understand that the promised hotel was not available, and the one we ended up in had several issues, and entailed a long walk into town. Batumi. Available nearby were a range of walking options so that you could experience a range of features of the city. Meals We had many opportunities to sample Georgian dishes, largely chosen by our guide who found places that suited what we were looking for in local cuisine. Nevertheless, we never quite got to grips with why restaurant bills always got to be higher than expected when compared with the menu. Service charges? foreigner taxes? dodgy add-ons? Some more guidance is required, maybe simply by the guide just checking the bill. For the evening meal we explored what other meal options the locals used, and these were available near the hotels. Good. As a sidebar, we understood that it was crucial that we bought health insurance in Georgia before we left home, and that that would be checked upon arrival in Tbilisi Airport. Doh, no checking and no questions as we went through Passport Control, so not sure what the system really requires.
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Grand Georgia Journey Through Highlands and Sea
“This tour of Georgia exceeded all expectations and more. I would highly recommend this tour for anyone wanting to see the beauty and history of Georgia.”
Joshua, traveled in March
Georgia's landscape stretches from Tbilisi's Old Town to Batumi's Black Sea coast. UNESCO-listed Gelati Monastery and Uplistsikhe cave town reveal ancient history. Boutique hotels like Sunset Terrace in Mestia offer comfort, while Tsinandali Estate presents wine tastings. Gergeti Trinity Church rests majestically beneath Mount Kazbek.
Duration 11 days Destinations Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Sighnaghi, Gremi, Telavi, Tsinandali, Gudauri, Stepantsminda, Gergeti, GoriSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German, Chinese, Russian Operator Exotour Georgia From
- US$2,740
Ancient Land & Unique Traditions - Georgian Discovery Tour
“The itinerary was very busy but it allowed up to see so much in a week!”
Inna, traveled in June
UNESCO-listed Gelati Monastery and ancient Uplistsikhe cave town showcase Iron Age heritage. Quality accommodations include Citrus in Tbilisi and Arge wine-hotel in Telavi. The route includes Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta and wine tasting at Tsinandali Estate.
Duration 8 days Destinations Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Sighnaghi, Gremi, Telavi, Tsinandali, Gudauri, Stepantsminda, Gergeti, GoriSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German, Chinese, Russian Operator Exotour Georgia From
- US$1,510
10 Days Combined Mountains and Sea!
“The tour was well paced with lots of opportunities to learn about and experience this amazing country.”
Nicholas, traveled in July
The Caucasus Mountains provide dramatic backdrops for UNESCO-listed Svaneti towers and Georgia's oldest cathedral in Mtskheta. Wine tasting in Kakheti and boat rides through Martvili Canyon complement stays at Heritage & Suites Tbilisi and Mestia Inn, offering views of Mount Kazbegi.
Duration 10 days Destinations Tbilisi, Gudauri, Kazbegi Planned National Park, Sagarejo, Sighnaghi, Kutaisi, Mestia, Ushguli, Batumi, Mtskheta Age Range Ages 14+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Glad Travel Georgia From
- US$1,570
Tale of Georgia
“The country side was stunning along with the cultural aspects. The company worked to ensure the group enjoyed themselves.”
Sharyn, traveled in September
From Tbilisi's ancient Narikala Fortress to Mestia's 8th-century Svan towers, the route includes Tsinandali Estate's historic winery and Gergeti Trinity Church at 2200m. Martvili Canyon's emerald waters and traditional guesthouses feature across 12 distinct regions.
Duration 11 days Destinations Tbilisi, Telavi, Mtskheta, Gori, Borjomi, Akhaltsikhe, Vardzia, Kutaisi, Zugdidi, MestiaSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Russian Operator Around Georgia From
- US$1,693
A Week in Georgia
“Maia was the greatest local tourguide; very personable and knowledgeable!”
Alexandra, traveled in July
Georgian highlights range from Tbilisi's sulfur baths to Vardzia's cave monastery. The Marco Polo Gudauri in the Caucasus Mountains serves as base camp. Visits include Stalin's museum in Gori and a khinkali dumpling masterclass, concluding with wine tasting at Tsinandali estate and family vineyards in Sighnaghi.
Duration 9 days Destinations Tbilisi, Gori, Uplistsikhe, Borjomi, Akhaltsikhe, Vardzia, Gudauri, Mtskheta, Telavi, TsinandaliSee all destinations Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
- US$2,925
8-Day Trekking Group Tour in Svaneti
“The group size of 8 from 7 countries was just right, and the food was plentiful and delicious.”
Esther, traveled in September
Svaneti's rugged terrain leads from Mestia to Europe's highest village Ushguli at 2200m. The 12th-century Lamaria church and Ushguli Ethnographic museum preserve local culture. Traditional guesthouses offer shelter while hiking near Mount Shkara (5152m) and the dramatic Adishi Glacier.
Duration 8 days Destinations Tbilisi, Zugdidi, Mestia, Mulakhi, Adishi, Iprari, Ushguli, Kutaisi Age Range Ages 12+ Operator TrekGeorgia From
- US$1,340
Duration 5 days Destinations Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Stepantsminda Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator East Gate Tours LTD From $893
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Best time to visit Georgia
- Summer 2026
The weather's just right in summer for getting up into Georgia's mountains. Most of our travelers pick tours heading to Svaneti - it's a place where medieval towers rise against snowy peaks, and the trails take you right up to glaciers and flower-filled meadows. People really love how they can do some solid hiking and then drop by places like Ushguli, this amazing UNESCO village that shows you how mountain life used to be. There's also this great route that combines walks around Mount Kazbegi with visits to families who'll teach you to make proper khinkali dumplings. If you're into wine, we've got tours through the wine regions where you'll spend evenings tasting wines made in clay qvevri pots and joining these incredible family feasts. For people who want to stay active, we run tours that include boat rides through Martvili Canyon and walks in the Prometheus caves - the summer weather makes these spots particularly nice to explore.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
The mountains put on quite a show in fall when all the colors change. Our travelers can't say enough good things about hiking in Svaneti with golden forests all around and temperatures that make walking a pleasure. Down in Kakheti, it's all about the rtveli - that's the grape harvest - where you can get hands-on with traditional wine making. We've got several routes that take you through Tbilisi's old streets, out to Mtskheta's UNESCO monuments and up into the Caucasus Mountains where autumn brings these incredibly clear views. What makes these fall tours special is how you can join cooking sessions in local homes and visit small villages to try freshly made churchkhela and wine straight from the press. The path up to Gergeti Trinity Church sees fewer people this time of year and honestly, seeing Mt Kazbeg with all those autumn colors is something else.
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- Winter 2026 / 2027
Winter tours through Georgia blend great value with seasonal charm across multiple routes. The most popular 5-day winter journey begins in Tbilisi, where guests discover local culture and winter traditions, and the highlight tends to be spending evenings with Georgian toastmasters sharing wine customs over traditional winter feasts. Our mountain excursions into Kazbegi remain steady through winter months, as travelers take in the snow-blanketed vistas of Mount Kazbeg and settle into local homes for hands-on khinkali dumpling workshops. Another favorite route weaves from Tbilisi into Georgia's wine country, where the cooler months mean intimate cellar tastings with families and learning to bake Georgian bread away from the tourist crowds. While snow affects some highland paths, our local guides know exactly which winter routes work best. Our travelers often mention how winter's quiet atmosphere and seasonal celebrations bring out Georgia's authentic character, whether they're wandering through Uplistsikhe's rock-hewn city or joining festive family meals high up in mountain communities.
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- Spring 2027
Spring tours in Georgia really shine when the mountain flowers start blooming. Our most popular route takes you from Tbilisi into the Caucasus Mountains, where you'll trek up to Gergeti Trinity Church and explore traditional villages. The farmers' markets come alive this time of year - our travelers love shopping with local chefs before cooking traditional dishes in their homes. Another excellent option focuses on food and wine experiences in Kakheti, where you'll learn to make churchkhela sweets and help bake Georgian bread in family kitchens. Some tours head into Lagodekhi National Park for hiking through spring forests full of birdsong, while others explore the ancient cave city of Uplistsikhe when the weather's perfect for walking. Our customers particularly enjoy how the spring tours mix outdoor activities with cultural experiences like wine tastings and cooking classes.
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