Day 1: Arrival

Tbilisi - Arrive at Tbilisi or Kutaisi International Airport. Guests will be greeted at the airport, provided with a complimentary transfer, and accommodated in a hotel in Tbilisi. Enjoy some leisure time.

In the evening, a welcome dinner awaits at a Georgian National Restaurant, featuring exquisite Georgian wine and traditional Georgian songs.

After dinner, guests will stay overnight at the hotel in Tbilisi.

Day 2: Tour of Mtskheta and Tbilisi

Mtskheta - Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Following breakfast, depart for Mtskheta, one of Georgia’s oldest cities.

Explore monasteries and cathedrals, which are important Christian architectural landmarks in Georgia.

Svetitskhoveli is the patriarchal cathedral of the Georgian Orthodox Church, serving as the main cathedral of Georgia for centuries. It is recognized as a World Heritage Site.

Samtavro Monastery was constructed in the 4th century by King Mirian.

Jvari Monastery is celebrated for its architectural perfection and is one of Georgia’s first World Heritage monuments. It is located where the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers converge.

In Mtskheta, visit a local Georgian family to sample various Georgian wines and “Chacha” vodka, and learn about the history of grape cultivation and winemaking.

Participate in Georgian cuisine masterclasses and enjoy a dinner featuring delicious Georgian dishes.

Tbilisi - After Mtskheta, embark on a tour of Tbilisi.

During the tour, visit the historic part of the city, including Narikala, a fortress complex in Old Tbilisi offering panoramic views of the city.

Visit the Sameba Cathedral, a modern construction that serves as the main cathedral of the Georgian Orthodox Church.

Explore Metekhi (13th century), Anchiskhati (6th century), and Sioni (12th century).

Discover the famous sulfur baths in Abanotubani.

Stroll along Chardin and Leselidze streets, lined with numerous restaurants, cafes, boutiques, and salons. Take the opportunity to relax with a cup of coffee or tea and Georgian sweets.

Visit a wine shop and enjoy a wine tasting during the tour.

Day 3: Tour of Kakheti, the “Homeland of Wine”

Sighnaghi - After breakfast, embark on a tour of Kakheti, known as the “Homeland of Wine.”

The first stop is Sighnaghi, one of Kakheti’s oldest and most picturesque cities, often called the “city of love.”

Bodbe Monastery of St. Nino - The next stop is Bodbe, home to the ancient monastery of St. Nino (9th-18th centuries).

Gurjaani - Continue to Gurjaani, renowned for its wineries. Visit an old local wine cellar from the 17th-18th centuries, where guests can learn about ancient winemaking traditions, participate in the process, and sample homemade wine. Guests will also have the chance to make churchkhela, a traditional treat made from nuts, almonds, or raisins.

Enjoy dinner and savor unique local dishes.

Tsinandali Palace - After dinner, visit the castle of the famous 19th-century Georgian writer, Prince Alexander Chavchavadze, in Tsinandali. Stroll through the beautiful garden, visit the winery, and taste the local wine.

Return to Tbilisi.

Day 4: Ananuri - Gudauri - Stepantsminda

Jinvali Water Reservoir - On the way to Kazbegi (Stepantsminda), the first stop is the Zhinvali reservoir. Spend about 20 minutes here for photos before continuing the journey.

Ananuri Fortified Castle Ensemble - The second stop is the ancient Ananuri castle complex (16th-18th centuries) on the Georgian military road, at the start of the Zhinvali reservoir, 900 meters above sea level.

The complex includes the upper and lower fortress, fence, towers, Church of the Mother of God, Church of the Deity, “Mkurnali” Church, bell tower, octagonal cell, and reservoirs.

Gudauri - The third stop is Gudauri, one of Georgia’s most renowned ski resorts, situated at an altitude of 2,195 meters.

Stepantsminda - Arrive in Kazbegi (Stepantsminda). Visit the Temple of the Holy Trinity (Tsminda Sameba), a cross-domed temple built in the 14th century. It is located high on the mountain, at an altitude of 2,170 meters, at the base of Mkinvartsveri Mountain (5,047 meters), along the Georgian Military Road above the village of Gergeti. To reach the mountain where the Church of the Holy Trinity is located, local jeeps must be rented (an additional 10 euros per person).

For dinner, guests are invited to a hospitable Georgian family, where they can also participate in preparing the signature Georgian dish, Khinkali.

Return to Tbilisi.

Day 5: Free Day - Transfers and Departure

Tbilisi - Enjoy a free day with transfers to the airport for departure.

• All excursions indicated in the tour
• Accommodation in a hotel in Tbilisi, 4 nights
• Entrance fees
• All transfers during the tour
• Lunch
• Dinner
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Breakfast
• Guide/Driver service
• Degustation of wine in a wine shop in Tbilisi, during the tour.

• Insurance
• Meals
• Flight tickets
• Any personal expenses
• Jeep tour in Stepantsminda - 10 euros per person

For those eager to experience the distinctive culinary heritage of Georgia, our flavorful Gastronomic Tour in Georgia is the perfect choice.

Explore entirely new tastes. Opting for this tour will introduce you to the mouthwatering Georgian national dishes, the renowned Georgian wine crafted using unique ancient methods, and the traditional Georgian vodka, “Chacha.”

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.