Georgia Travel Guides

Discover Armenia: Tbilisi-Haghpat-Dilijan-Sevan-Yerevan-Tbilisi

Discover Armenia The tour starts in Tbilisi at 7:00 AM. Visit the Akhpat Monastery and stroll through the streets of Yerevan, visiting its sights. The excursion allows you to fully enjoy the beauty of Lake Sevan, and if you want, taste real Sevan white fish and a special delicacy - crab kebab in a coastal restaurant.

Day Trip to Armenia Including Homemade Lunch

1 Day Trip To Armenia is the best possibility to visit a new country in just a day and see how different two neighbor countries might be, the best opportunity for visiting places which take you to different centuries and makes you feel that time is changing with centuries in just a few minutes, you think you are traveling with a time machine, but it is just our car which is driven through these beautiful places, you explore 2 UNESCO heritage sites, try delicious local food, see how local people live and feel the influence of the soviet union, spending off a day for feeling different centuries is a great deal.

Highlights of Caucasus Mountains-Jinvali,Ananuri,Gudauri,Kazbegi(Group tour)

The tour covers several breathtaking places along the way. We can Easily Say that this is the highlight of your trip to Georgia. You have so much fun with charming people laughing and dancing on the way. The groups that meet here are very international; you can meet many incredible people. (For solo travelers, it is a great option!). Remember, it is a long ride, but no worry, our guides always create the mood and the atmosphere of celebration with beautiful stories about Georgia. This ride is challenging even for our safe and experienced drivers in winter. We have some tips on what you should do in the winter. First of all, be prepared for freezing weather, take everything warm you have, and get good sleep the night before. Sometimes roads are blocked, and we cannot go beyond Gudauri, but in this case, we have more time to spend at Gudauri ski resort, where you can try many activities like paragliding ATV bikes, Horse riding, etc.

Kazbegi and Gudauri Full Day Private Tour from Tbilisi

Hi. My name is Karlo and I would be delighted to offer you PRIVATE tours that meet all your needs in Georgia. The current tour starts from Tbilisi, from your Hotel, and covers the natural beauty and history of Georgia : ☆Jinvali water reservoir ☆ Ananuri fortress ☆ honey tasting. ☆Gudauri friendship monument ☆Gergeti Trinity 2.200m Church-Included. ☆Gveleti waterfall hiking (1.5 hours. optional) ☆Rooms veranda. We offer: - Comfort Mercedes minivan for your comfort and safety (5-8ppl) - Comfort Sedan or SUV (1-4ppl) - English-speaking guide with great local knowledge, history, and insights - Expert photographer ( professional ) - Pick up points as per your location and we can also customize to your needs Thanks for your confidence and look forward to hosting you. see you soon!

Private Tbilisi Food Tour: 9 Tastings Walk in Bohemian District

Discover the true taste of Tbilisi on this 4-hour culinary adventure through the historic Sololaki district and the vibrant Old Town. We go beyond the guidebooks, mixing the crumbling Art Nouveau beauty of "Italian Courtyards" with the buzzing energy of local trade streets. What to Expect: A Full Georgian Feast: Come hungry for 9+ authentic tastings, including juicy Khinkali, fresh Adjaruli Khachapuri, and colorful Pkhali. Local Favorites: We visit a mix of iconic, bustling restaurants and hidden family-run cellars to show you where locals actually eat. Wine & History: Toast with organic Amber Wine and Chacha (grape vodka) while learning the stories behind the merchants who built this bohemian neighborhood. Your guide ensures a perfect blend of food, history, and culture. Join us to see why Tbilisi is the capital of flavor!

Kakheti - Small wineries and family-cooked lunch • Private tour

If you want to gaze out over the vineyards of Alazani Valley – a glass of amber wine in hand – and enjoy the majestic vistas of the Caucasus, then it’s time to take a journey to Kakheti, the most important wine region of Georgia – a land whose breathtaking landscape will leave you as tipsy as its wine. This journey will take you back in time to introduce you to the most ancient wine-making techniques and let you taste unique wines that will leave you thirsty for more.

Day Trip to Mtskheta Gori and Uplistsikhe

A diverse range well knows Kartli region of cultural sites, including several historical, cultural, and landscapes. Since the first half of the III millennium BC, the area dates from classical to medieval, including and altered several times. The region was the home of gods and their earthly embodiment – priests, chiefs, and kings. Every layer of the ground keeps a memory of epochs. The region was standing over the crossroads of cultures. The significance of this arterial road was connecting east and west. It’ rocky road still preserves a clear trace of wheeled transport moving here over centuries. The region was, from time to time, ruled by Mithraism or Zoroastrianism. Sovereign priests performed pagan rituals here. On this altar, they offered sacrifice, glorified female divinity, lighted holly fire. To be continued during the tour.

Day Trip to Kakheti Wine Region Including 9 Wine Tastings

Experience wine and culture on the day trip to Kakheti Region. You'll visit two Georgian wineries and taste their unique products, from dry reds to sweet whites. You'll also savor a traditional Georgian fresh bread and cheese in a traditional bakery. Along the way, you'll explore some of Kakheti's most beautiful and historic places, such as Bodbe's St. Nino's Convent Cathedral. In Sighnaghi, you can admire the views of the Alazani Valley, the Caucasus Mountains, and the Sighnaghi Wall. It is a defensive fortification dating back to the 18th century. At a family-owned winery, and KTW Winery, you'll learn about the ancient wine-making methods in Georgia. This tour is a must-do for anyone who loves wine, nature, and culture.

Small-Group Khinkali and Khachapuri Cooking Class in Tbilisi

Every season hundreds of people visit us and we gladly tell them the secrets of Georgian cuisine and wine. And each of them sends us their successes. Today we will pass this experience on to you in our cooking and tasting classes.

Private Tour to Mtskheta and Georgian Wine Tasting from Tbilisi

Visit Mtskheta town, ancient capital of Eastern Georgia, during full day private tour. Mtskheta is notable for its UNESCO World Heritage Site monuments – Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery. During this tour you will have guided excursions in both UNESCO sites, wine-tasting session with snacks in Château Mukhrani Royal Estate and a lunch at Georgian restaurant with traditional dishes.

Brutal Tbilisi: Urban exploration and untold stories

This isn't your typical tour of charming balconies and tourist sites. Instead, immerse yourself in the real, unvarnished Tbilisi, where the locals live and work. This tour takes you off the beaten track and into the raw and authentic heart of the city. We'll take you through crowded, sometimes dimly lit neighbourhoods that buzz with life, where remnants of Tbilisi's Soviet past still stand tall in brutalist architecture. These unspoilt areas reveal the true stories of the city's history - its tragedies, its struggles and its resilience. If you're looking for a Stalin-focused tour, this is not for you. We tell the real stories of the people and their challenges. This tour is not for everyone - it's for those who seek the truth and are prepared to face the difficult realities of Tbilisi's past and present. Our tour won the National Tourism Award of Georgia, and part of the profits go to support IDPs. Group tours run a few times a week and places are limited. Please book in advance.

Vardzia, Rabati, and Borjomi Ancient Georgia Group Tour

Vardzia is a historical cave city carved into the mountainside, with numerous interconnected rooms, tunnels, and stairways. It is an important historical site in Georgia and offers visitors a chance to learn about the country's history and culture. Rabati is a medieval fortress that has been rebuilt and restored over the centuries, and it offers visitors a unique blend of Islamic and Orthodox architecture. The complex also includes a bazaar and a mosque, giving visitors a chance to experience Georgian culture from a different perspective. Borjomi, on the other hand, is a beautiful town located in central Georgia, surrounded by the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, the largest national park in the country. Visitors can explore the park's beautiful natural scenery and taste the famous Borjomi mineral water, which is said to have healing properties.