Embark on a 15-day adventure through Georgia, a land where ancient history, breathtaking landscapes, and rich traditions come together. Experience a blend of cultural heritage, scenic mountains, lush vineyards, and the tranquil Black Sea coast. Head to the charming towns of Sighnaghi and Telavi, renowned for their exceptional wineries and Qvevri wine making excursion. Soak in the stunning landscapes of Kazbegi, walk through the ancient rock-hewn streets of Uplistsikhe, and admire the UNESCO-protected Gelati Monastery in Kutaisi. Be mesmerized by the surreal formations of Prometheus Cave and continue to the remote mountain region of Svaneti, where the timeless villages of Mestia and Ushguli await. End your adventure in Batumi, where the Botanical Garden, lively squares, and serene Black Sea coast provide the perfect setting for relaxation. Conclude your trip with a picturesque train ride back to Tbilisi, soaking in the last glimpses of Georgia’s diverse landscapes. This tour is ideal for travelers eager to explore Georgia’s cultural heritage, savor world-class wines, and experience the country’s natural and architectural wonders.
Day 1: Arrival and city tour in Tbilisi
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Airport pick up
Explore Old Town, Narikala Fortress, and sulfur baths
Visit Rustaveli Avenue, Freedom Square, and Peace Bridge
Explore local attractions in Mestia (Svaneti Museum, traditional Svan towers)
Duration of the tour: 9-10 hours
Driving duration: 5 hours
Day 11: Mestia – Ushguli – Mestia
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Drive to Ushguli, one of the highest continuously inhabited settlements in Europe
Explore the Ushguli village and its surroundings
Duration of the tour: 7-8 hours
Driving duration: 3 hours
Day 12: Mestia – Batumi Botanical Garden – Batumi
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Visit Batumi Botanical Garden
Free evening; Overnight stay in Batumi
Duration of the tour: 9-10 hours
Driving duration: 5.5 hours
Day 13:Batumi city tour, free evening
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Europe Square
Piazza Square
Ali and Nino Statue
Cable car ride
Duration of the tour: 5-6 hours
Driving duration: 30 minutes
Day 14: Batumi – Tbilisi (train)
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Check out of the hotel till noon
Train to Tbilisi in the evening. Overnight in Tbilisi
Batumi-Tbilisi train: 5-6 hours
Day 15: Batumi – Departure
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Transfer to Batumi airport for departure
Accommodation Details
City
Luxury Hotel
Mid-Range Hotel
Economy Hotel
Nights
Tbilisi
Rooms Hotel Tbilisi
Ibis Styles Tbilisi Center
Ginger Hotel
4
Telavi
Tsinandali Estate, A Radisson Collection Hotel
Park Hotel Tsinandali
Hotel & Wine Cellar ARGE
1
Kazbegi
Rooms Hotel Kazbegi
Northgate Hotel
Hotel Horizon
2
Kutaisi
Newport Hotel Kutaisi
Boutique Hotel Argo
Hotel West Way
2
Mestia
Hotel Posta
Mestia Inn
Lileo Inn
2
Batumi
Rooms Hotel
Hotel Monarch
Boutique Hotel 32
2
Prices (Per person, in Euro)
Number of Travelers
Luxury Hotels
Mid-Range Hotels
Economy Hotels
1
€5270
€3880
€3445
2
€2915
€214
€1895
3
€2595
€1855
1595
4
€2385
€1650
€1395
Single Supplement
€1125
€570
€195
Custom pricing for additional travelers available upon request.
Price Includes
Accommodation in double or twin rooms, with breakfast included;
Transfers as per the itinerary in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle, with an English-speaking guide driver;
Entrance fees as per itinerary;
Still water;
1 lunch, 1 dinner and 2 wine tastings;
Batumi-Tbilisi train tickets.
Price Doesn’t Include
Full board;
Additional hotel expenses;
Travel insurance.
Route Overview
This route offers an immersive journey across Georgia, showcasing the country's rich culture, history, and natural beauty.
Tbilisi – The capital city known for its historic Old Town, Narikala Fortress, sulfur baths, and modern landmarks like Rustaveli Avenue and Peace Bridge.
Sighnaghi – The "City of Love" with charming cobblestone streets, overlooking the Alazani Valley.
Telavi – The heart of the Kakheti wine region, famous for the Tsinandali Estate and the historic Batonistsikhe castle complex.
Mtskheta – The ancient capital of Georgia and UNESCO World Heritage site, home to Jvari Monastery and other significant religious landmarks.
Kazbegi – A mountainous town with the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church and views of Mount Kazbek.
Gori – Known for the Stalin Museum, offering a look at the life of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin.
Uplistsikhe – An ancient cave town with a fascinating history dating back to the early Iron Age.
Kutaisi – Known for Gelati Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the nearby Prometheus Cave.
Martvili Canyon – A scenic canyon offering boat rides through its picturesque blue waters.
Mestia – A highland town in the Svaneti region, featuring traditional Svan towers and the Svaneti Museum.
Ushguli – One of the highest inhabited villages in Europe, known for its stunning mountain landscapes and ancient towers.
Batumi – A coastal city on the Black Sea with attractions like the Batumi Botanical Garden, Europe Square, and the famous Ali and Nino statue.
