Gorgeous Georgia

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Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Georgia, a land where stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture intertwine. Begin in Tbilisi, a city of contrasts where ancient churches, historic fortresses, and a mix of architectural styles—from Old Town charm to Soviet-era and modern feats—create a captivating backdrop. Explore the city with a private guide, visit Nino Kipshidze’s House of Laces, and step into the studio of artist David Sulakauri to learn about his encaustic technique.

Travel to the Kakheti Wine Region, where centuries-old vineyards and wineries offer a taste of Georgia’s finest vintages. Stroll through the cobbled streets of Sighnaghi, admire 18th- and 19th-century architecture, and immerse yourself in local culture and traditions.

Venture north to Kazbegi National Park, where hiking trails lead through lush valleys, flower-strewn meadows, and beneath snow-capped peaks. Optional visits include the Gergeti Trinity Church and the dramatic Dariali Gorge, as well as cultural experiences like a felt workshop and a traditional lunch with a local family.

Conclude your journey back in Tbilisi, reflecting on the memories, flavors, and landscapes that define this remarkable country. This private tour combines history, nature, gastronomy, and art for an immersive Georgian experience you will never forget.

08 Days

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Days 1–3: Impressive Tbilisi

Days 1–3: Impressive Tbilisi Tbilisi, Georgia’s vibrant capital, offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and cuisine. Wander through its streets to discover medieval churches, historic fortresses, Soviet-era buildings, and modern architectural gems. Highlights include a private guided tour through the Old City, revealing the layers of history behind its diverse structures, and a visit to Nino Kipshidze’s House of Laces, where you can explore the preservation of Georgian art. Don’t miss the studio of artist David Sulakauri, where his unique encaustic technique comes to life. Along the way, enjoy Tbilisi’s renowned culinary delights in its charming cafés and traditional restaurants.

Days 1–3: Optional Tour – Old Tbilisi & National Museum of History

Days 1–3: Optional Tour – Old Tbilisi & National Museum of History Old Tbilisi Walking Tour Step into the heart of Georgia’s colorful capital with a walking tour of Old Tbilisi. Discover its charming streets, historic architecture, and hidden corners, including iconic landmarks such as Metekhi Church, the Bath House district, and Narikala Fortress. Along the way, uncover the city’s secrets and stories that make Tbilisi truly unforgettable. National Museum of History Visit the Simon Janashia Museum of History, part of Georgia’s National Museum, to explore the country’s most significant archaeological treasures. Highlights include the exhibition on the Soviet Occupation, honoring the victims of the Soviet regime, and the Prehistoric Georgia collection, featuring 1.8-million-year-old Homo erectus skulls discovered at Dmanisi between 1991 and 2005.

Day 3-5 – Explore Kakheti

Day 3-5 – Explore Kakheti Kakheti, Georgia’s celebrated wine region, is a land of rolling vineyards, historic wineries, and centuries-old winemaking traditions. The highlight of any visit here is, of course, sampling some of Georgia’s finest vintages while exploring the region’s charming cellars and estates. Beyond wine, Kakheti is rich in history and culture. The picturesque town of Sighnaghi, often called the “City of Love,” is a must-see, with its cobbled streets, brightly colored façades, and beautifully restored 18th- and 19th-century architecture. Wander through its alleyways, admire the intricate woodwork, and enjoy stunning views over the Alazani Valley. The region is also home to historic monasteries, fortresses, and traditional villages, each offering a glimpse into Georgia’s fascinating past. Scenic landscapes, fertile plains, and the warm hospitality of local winemakers and villagers make Kakheti a truly immersive experience. Whether savoring fine wines, exploring cultural treasures, or simply soaking in the serene surroundings, a visit to Kakheti provides a perfect blend of flavor, history, and natural beauty.

Day 3-5 – Optional Tours – Kakheti Region

Day 3-5 – Optional Tours – Kakheti Region Lost Ridge Inn Brewery & Horse Ranch Located in the heart of Sighnaghi, Lost Ridge Inn is a unique combination of horse ranch, craft brewery, and welcoming inn. Set amid the lush hills of Qedeli Village, it embodies Georgia’s rustic charm. The brewery crafts small-batch ales using herbs, fruits, and seasonal ingredients from the surrounding highlands and orchards. Guests can also explore the scenic surroundings on horseback, enjoying the serene landscapes that define Kakheti. Telavi & Farmers’ Market Telavi, one of Georgia’s oldest settlements, traces its origins to the Late Bronze Age and flourished during the Hellenistic and Late Antique periods. By the Middle Ages, it had become a key city, renowned for its thriving trade and crafts. Today, Telavi is celebrated for its historic neighborhoods, where traditional architecture, charming streets, and local markets offer a glimpse into the region’s rich heritage. A visit to the farmers’ market allows you to experience the flavors, colors, and aromas of Kakheti, from fresh produce to artisanal products.

Day 3-5 – Optional Tours – Kakheti Region

Day 3-5 – Optional Tours – Kakheti Region David Gareji Monastery & Semi-Desert On the scenic drive to Kakheti, take a detour through Rustavi to the semi-desert of David Gareji. This remarkable monastic complex comprises over 19 monasteries carved into the rocky slopes of Mount Gareja, featuring hundreds of cells, churches, refectories, and living quarters. Highlights include the 6th-century Lavra Monastery, founded by Saint David, one of the 12 Assyrian monks, and the 9th-century Church of the Transfiguration, both offering a fascinating glimpse into Georgia’s early Christian heritage. Sighnaghi Town Nestled atop a hill overlooking the Alazani Valley and the Greater Caucasus Mountains, Sighnaghi is an 18th-century gem. Stroll along its twisty cobblestone streets, admire the elegant wooden balconies, and explore local museums showcasing archaeological finds. A particular highlight is the collection of canvases by Georgia’s celebrated artist Niko Pirosmani, capturing the spirit and charm of the region.

Day 3-5 – Optional Tours – Kakheti Region

Day 5 -7 – Astounding Kazbegi

Day 5 -7 – Astounding Kazbegi Over the next three days, prepare to immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Kazbegi National Park, a region where nature reigns supreme. Your journey will take you along meandering hiking trails that wind through lush, verdant valleys and expansive meadows adorned with wildflowers, offering a sensory feast at every turn. Along the way, you will encounter the remnants of ancient stone structures, whispering stories of the region’s rich history. As you traverse these trails, the dramatic peaks of the Greater Caucasus mountains rise majestically around you, their snow-dusted summits creating a striking contrast against the vibrant greenery below. Each step provides an opportunity to pause and soak in the awe-inspiring vistas, from cascading waterfalls to serene alpine pastures. Your days in Kazbegi are designed to celebrate the outdoors—hiking, exploring, and truly connecting with the spectacular landscapes that make this park so remarkable. Whether you are capturing photographs, breathing in the crisp mountain air, or simply letting the tranquil scenery envelop you, this portion of your journey promises an unforgettable and deeply rejuvenating experience

Day 5 -7 – Optional Tour: Gergeti Trinity Church and Dariali Gorge

Day 5 -7 – Optional Tour: Gergeti Trinity Church and Dariali Gorge Embark on a scenic journey to the Gergeti Trinity Church, a charming 14th-century monastery perched atop a mountain, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Continue to the Dariali Gorge in the historic Khevi province, a region of strategic importance since ancient times due to its proximity to the Darial Pass, the gateway connecting the North Caucasus with Transcaucasia. Explore the quaint village of Tsdo and take in the sweeping vistas that stretch across this dramatic landscape. Enjoy a traditional lunch with a local family, hosted by Jimsher Tsiklauri, one of the few residents of Tsdo. Savor homemade Georgian dishes and learn the secrets of preparing khinkali, the region’s iconic meat dumplings. Conclude the day with a visit to a felt workshop, where this traditional craft is kept alive through modern designs. Participate in the creative process and enjoy a tasting of herbal teas and homemade preserves made from foraged ingredients, offering a true taste of Georgian culture and hospitality.

Days 7–8: Overnight in Tbilisi

Days 7–8: Overnight in Tbilisi Conclude your Georgian adventure with a final night in Tbilisi, the vibrant heart of the country. Reflect on the rich tapestry of experiences, from majestic mountains to charming villages, and savor the memories you’ve created along the way. Take this time to explore the city one last time—wander through its historic streets, admire the unique architecture, or simply soak in the lively atmosphere. Let the sights, sounds, and flavors of Tbilisi leave a lasting impression as you prepare to depart, perhaps already dreaming of a future return to this stunning and unforgettable country.

Days 7–8: Optional Tour: Visit Mtskheta and Jvari Monastery

Days 7–8: Optional Tour: Visit Mtskheta and Jvari Monastery Step back in time with a visit to Mtskheta, the ancient capital of Kartli, the East Georgian Kingdom from the 3rd century BC to the 5th century AD. Revered as the place where Christianity was proclaimed the official religion of Georgia in 337, Mtskheta remains the spiritual heart of the country as the headquarters of the Georgian Orthodox and Apostolic Church. Explore the Jvari Monastery, perched atop a mountain and offering breathtaking views of the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers. Then, visit the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, built in the first half of the 11th century, a masterpiece of early Georgian Renaissance architecture and one of the most sacred sites in Georgia. This tour offers a perfect blend of history, spirituality, and panoramic scenery, providing a deeper understanding of Georgia’s rich cultural heritage.

Gorgeous Georgia