Georgia Tours & Trips With International Flights Included

This 10-day trip includes flights from Frankfurt to Batumi and back from Tbilisi, so you don't need to book them separately. You'll visit the UNESCO-listed Gelati Monastery with its 12th-century mosaics and tombs of Queen Rusudan and David the Builder, then head to Wardsia, a cave city carved into Mount Ereshti during Queen Tamar's reign.

Fly from Frankfurt to Tbilisi with economy flights, air tax and security fees included. Check out UNESCO-listed Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, said to hold Christ's robe, and see the 11th-century Dzhavari Church with views over the Kura and Aragvi rivers. You'll visit Prometheus Grotto and Gelati Monastery from 1106, also on UNESCO's list, then head to Vardzia, a cave city carved into volcanic rock.

Fly into Tbilisi's Novo Alexeyevka Airport and head to Mtskheta to see the UNESCO-listed Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, then check out the 12th-century Gelati Monastery near Kutaisi. You'll visit Gergeti Trinity Church sitting at 2,380 meters with great views of Mount Kazbek (5,049m), and take an off-road drive to Ushguli.

Fly from Frankfurt to Tbilisi with Turkish Airlines for this 14-day trek through Svaneti in the Georgian Caucasus. You'll trek beneath Ushba's double summit at 4,710m and cross the Guli Pass at 2,954m with views of Tetnuldi's white peak rising to 4,858m. The route takes you from UNESCO-listed Ushguli at 2,200m to the Gorvashi Pass at 2,900m.

This Georgia tour includes international flights and takes you to UNESCO-listed Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, then on to the cave city of Vardzia carved into the mountainside. You'll travel the Georgian Military Road to Stepantsminda for views of Mount Kazbek at 5,047 meters, and head to remote Ushguli at 2,200 meters—Europe's highest year-round settlement.

Fly Turkish Airlines from Frankfurt to Tbilisi and check out the UNESCO-listed Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, then head up to Dzhvari Monastery sitting above the old capital. Travel the Georgian Military Road to Stepantsminda where Trinity Church has great views of 5,047m Mount Kazbek.

Flying into Tbilisi, you'll head through UNESCO-listed Mtskheta and see the 17th-century Ananuri fortress before traveling up the Georgian Military Road to Stephantsminda at 1,700m. The trip takes you to remote Svaneti with stays in guesthouses in Betscho and Ushguli, plus a visit to the 12th-century Gelati Monastery near Kutaisi.