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Kakheti Wine Region Day Trip from Tbilisi: 9 tastings★ 4.95 (3,487) · 10h
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Kazbegi Day Trip from Tbilisi: Ananuri, Gudauri, Gergeti Church★ 4.95 (2,382) · 10h 30m
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Caucasus Mountains Tour: Kazbegi, Ananuri, Gergeti Church★ 4.93 (3,248) · 12h
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Day trip to Mtskheta, Gori & Uplistsikhe: Three UNESCO sites★ 4.93 (2,112) · 10hUS$ 29View ›
Tbilisi Walking Tour: Cable Car, Churches & Georgian Bakery★ 4.95 (1,542) · 4hUS$ 19View ›
Day trip to Armenia UNESCO sites with homemade lunch★ 4.96 (1,490) · 11hUS$ 79View ›
Kazbegi Day Trip from Tbilisi: Mountain Monastery & Medieval Fortress★ 4.83 (1,374) · 12hUS$ 23View ›
Kakheti Wine Region Tour from Tbilisi: 10 Tastings & Sunset★ 4.96 (1,245) · 10hUS$ 29View ›
Tbilisi: Mtskheta & Jvari UNESCO Sites, Wine Tasting★ 4.96 (1,158) · 5hUS$ 10View ›
Tbilisi: Evening Walking Tour with Wine & Boat Ride★ 4.95 (690) · 3hUS$ 10View ›Top rated (10)
Kakheti: Family Wineries, Village Lunch & Sighnaghi Day TripYou’ll follow winding roads from Tbilisi to Kakheti for private wine tastings in family cellars, bake bread with locals in a village bakery, wander Sighnaghi’s romantic streets, and share a home-cooked feast with your hosts. Every moment brings new flavors or friendships—sometimes both at once.
Tbilisi: Old Town Walking Tour with Wine Tasting & Cable CarYou’ll wander Tbilisi’s tangled old town streets with a local guide, ride the cable car up to Narikala Fortress for sweeping views, breathe in sulphur steam near ancient baths, then finish with a relaxed Georgian wine tasting near Chardin Street. It’s part history walk, part sensory adventure — expect surprises around every corner.
Tbilisi: Food & Drink Walking Tour with 9 TastingsYou’ll wander Tbilisi’s Sololaki neighborhood with a local guide, tasting khinkali dumplings, clay-pot beans, natural wine and fiery chacha along hidden backstreets. Expect laughter over lunch tables, stories behind ancient churches and nine authentic Georgian tastings that linger long after you leave.
Kakheti Wine Tour: David Gareja, Sighnaghi & TastingsThis private wine tour departs Tbilisi at 9:30 am and covers the Kakheti wine region over 8 to 11 hours, with stops at David Gareja desert monastery, Bodbe convent, the walled city of Sighnaghi, and an organic wine cellar where you taste at least 5 types of wine and 2 cognacs. Hotel pickup, entrance fees, an English-speaking guide, and smoked Shoti bread with cheese are included in every package; lunch and wine inclusions vary by option you choose at checkout.Is it for me?Book this private pickup tour if you're traveling from Tbilisi and want a guide to contextualize each site—Bodbe convent, Sighnaghi's walled city, and David Gareja monastery—rather than navigating between them yourself; choose the value package if you're skipping lunch, or add a meal at checkout.
Kazbegi Day Trip from Tbilisi: Gergeti Trinity & Mountain RoadYou're driven from Tbilisi through the Caucasus on a private route that includes five major stops — a turquoise reservoir, a medieval fortress, a river confluence, a Soviet monument, and a 14th-century church on a mountainside. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, your driver handles the road and can suggest lunch spots, and you set the pace at each stop. Plan for a full day out, which is what makes fitting all of it in possible.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Tbilisi without a rental car who want to see Kazbegi and the Caucasus in one day without arranging transport or timing themselves. The eight-to-nine-hour commitment is what makes fitting five major stops and a mountain town into a single outing possible.
Georgian cooking class in Tbilisi: Make khinkali and khachapuriA three-hour cooking class in a local Tbilisi family's kitchen where you make khinkali, khachapuri, eggplant with walnuts, Georgian salad and cornbread from scratch, then taste everything you've cooked alongside homemade wine and chacha. Transport from the meeting point, a live English-speaking guide, and the recipes are included; vegetarian khinkali is available on request.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the cooking instruction and conversation comfortably even if Georgian is new to you. Book this one if you want to learn by doing rather than watching, and if sitting down to eat what you've made matters more than visiting multiple restaurants.
Northern Armenia Day Trip: UNESCO Monasteries & Family LunchYou’ll cross from Tbilisi into northern Armenia for a day trip filled with medieval monasteries, stories of khachkars and legends, walks through Alaverdi’s mining town streets, and a real Armenian lunch with a local family—plus a quick stop by an old MIG jet. It’s honest, warm travel you’ll remember.
Day Trip to Rainbow Mountains and David Gareji from TbilisiA 7-hour guided tour from Tbilisi explores the Georgian Sahara, Rainbow Mountains, and David Gareji Lavra monastery complex with transportation and an English-speaking guide. The route passes through Udabno Village and a salty lake en route to the monastery, includes walking through the colored rock formations, and returns to Tbilisi by 5 pm. Bring snacks, as there is no lunch stop; the tour operates in all weather, so dress accordingly.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon in Tbilisi and want to see two very different landscapes—a semidesert and a colored mountain range—without arranging transport or hiring a guide yourself. The fixed 5 pm return time means you can plan the rest of your evening, and the guide handles the route and the history, so you focus on the photographs and the walk.
Tbilisi: Old Town Walking Tour with Wine & 10 TastingsYou’ll wander Tbilisi’s Old Town with a local guide, tasting fresh-baked khachapuri, sampling spices and sweets, riding the cable car to Narikala Fortress for sweeping views, and finishing with Georgian wine tastings. Expect laughter, crumbly pastries, and stories you’ll want to remember.
Kakheti Wine Tour: Monasteries, Sighnaghi & TelaviA nine-hour tour through Kakheti, Georgia's wine region, with a live guide visiting Bodbe Monastery, the hilltop town of Sighnaghi, a family winery for traditional qvevri wine tasting, and Telavi's historical center. The day includes cheese, honey, churchkhela and breadmaking tastings alongside the wine; a guide in English or Russian leads the group through monasteries, fortress walls and markets.Is it for me?Spend a day moving between a working family winery, an ancient monastery, a fortress town and a market—tasting Georgian wine while a guide connects what you're seeing to the region's landscape, faith and daily rhythms.
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Kakheti, Kazbegi & Mtskheta: Food, Wine & Culture TourYou’ll taste fresh-baked bread in Badiauri village, sip wine deep inside Khareba’s cool tunnels, learn to fold khinkali dumplings with locals in Kazbegi, and stand quietly above Mtskheta’s rivers at Jvari Monastery. With every meal and story shared along this four-day tour from Tbilisi through Kakheti, Kazbegi & Mtskheta, you’ll find Georgia gets under your skin in ways you won’t forget.
Old Tbilisi Walking Tour: Landmarks, Cable Car & Hidden GemsA guided walking tour of Tbilisi's Old Town lasting roughly three hours, led by a local guide in English through cobbled streets, historic churches and landmarks including Freedom Square, Anchiskhati Basilica, Narikala Fortress and the Mother of Georgia monument, with a cable car ride included. Groups stay under ten people for a personalized experience, or book privately. Dress code applies: knees and shoulders must be covered to enter places of worship. The tour includes a ten-minute wait at the meeting point; late arrivals require a new booking.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a guide explaining the Old Town's history and architecture as you walk, rather than navigating on your own—it leaves your afternoon free for the sulphur baths or other neighborhoods.
Kazbegi & Ananuri Day Trip: Mountain Fortress & ChurchA guided day trip from Tbilisi through the Georgian Military Highway, stopping at Ananuri Fortress, Zhinvali Water Reservoir, Pasanauri, Gudauri and Stepantsminda with views of Mount Kazbek. The tour runs 11 hours with a live English or Russian-speaking guide, air-conditioned transport, honey and chacha tasting, and restaurant stops included; Gergeti Trinity Church is optional and requires a separate jeep fee at the entrance. Winter snowfall (December through February) may close access to Gergeti, though all other stops remain available.Is it for me?You'll see Georgia's most dramatic mountain scenery in one day—from fortress ruins and river confluences to Mount Kazbek—without navigating the winding roads yourself.
2-Day Tbilisi Vintage Bus Tour with Wine TastingA 2-day tour of Tbilisi aboard an open-roof vintage bus with a live English or Russian-speaking guide, covering Rustaveli Avenue, the Bridge of Peace, and the Old Town's cobblestone streets and Narikala Fortress. Day one includes wine, honey and chacha tastings; day two is free. Transportation and tastings are included; infants can ride in a stroller or on an adult's lap, and the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose this for open-air sightseeing with unobstructed views from a vintage bus, plus a second free day to explore neighborhoods or the Sulphur Baths at your own pace.
Tbilisi: Kakheti Wine Tour, Sighnaghi & Telavi Day TripYou spend the day moving through Kakheti's wine villages and historical sites without arranging transport, tastings, or timing yourself. You taste wine and chacha in a working cellar, walk Sighnaghi's old streets, visit Bodbe Convent, and stand under a 900-year-old tree in Telavi. Lunch and an English or Russian-speaking guide are included, and the vehicle is air-conditioned for the full 10-hour day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Georgian wine in its region without renting a car or planning stops yourself — the fixed route and guide handle the logistics, which is what makes a full day of Kakheti fit into one departure from the city.
Kakheti wine tour from Tbilisi: Sighnaghi, Bodbe & ChroniclesA full-day guided tour from Tbilisi through eastern Georgia's wine region, Kakheti, visiting Bodbe Monastery, the romantic streets of Sighnaghi, two wine cellars for seven tastings, and the monumental Chronicles of Georgia complex overlooking the city. The tour runs nine hours with an English or Russian-speaking guide, air-conditioned minibus transport, and Georgian lunch included; wine and cheese tastings, honey and chacha (Georgian brandy) are part of the day, and you can try making traditional Georgian bread at a bakery stop.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're spending your first day in Tbilisi and want to see the wine region and historic sites without arranging transport or planning stops yourself. The fixed itinerary and included guide mean you move through Kakheti at a pace that lets you taste, walk and absorb each place instead of managing logistics.
Batumi: Mtirala ATV Buggy, Horse Ride & Zipline AdventureYou’ll get whisked from your Batumi hotel straight into Mtirala’s wild green heart—ride an ATV or buggy with a local guide, try horse riding or take on Adjara’s longest zipline. Taste chacha by a creek and end your day swapping stories over homemade wine under the trees.
Georgia Cultural Tour: Mtskheta, Jvari, Gori & UplistsikheThis full-day guided tour visits four of Georgia's most significant cultural sites: Mtskheta's Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the 6th-century Jvari Monastery overlooking two rivers, the Joseph Stalin Museum in his birthplace of Gori, and the ancient cave city of Uplistsikhe dating back to the 1st millennium BC. A live guide in English or Russian leads the route; an air-conditioned vehicle handles transport between stops. Lunch and some entrance fees are arranged separately at checkout.Is it for me?Book this if you're comfortable with sustained walking over uneven terrain and steep climbs inside the cave city—the nine-hour pace keeps all four sites in one day without backtracking between locations.
Tbilisi red bus tour: 11 stops, hop-on hop-off 24 hoursA hop-on hop-off bus tour of Tbilisi on a red double-decker with a 24-hour ticket (or 48-hour option) and audio guide in 14 languages. You board at any of 11 stops—the old town and defensive walls, Meidan square, Metekhi Church, the sulphur bath district, Mtkvari river, Dry bridge, Flea market, Rike park, Peace bridge, Freedom square, Rustaveli avenue, Heroes square and Agmashenebeli avenue—and get off to explore at your own pace. The ticket includes headsets so you hear the guide clearly over the engine noise and street sounds.Is it for me?Choose the 24-hour ticket if you're orienting yourself to Tbilisi for the first time and want to see all the main stops in one morning, then return to explore the neighborhoods that caught your eye. Pick the 48-hour option if you're splitting your sightseeing across two days or want to linger longer at the sulphur baths and old town without rushing the route.
Mtskheta Half-Day Tour: UNESCO Monasteries & CathedralsA half-day guided tour from Tbilisi to Mtskheta, Georgia's ancient capital, visiting the UNESCO-listed Jvari Monastery and the 11th-century Svetitskhoveli Cathedral with an English-speaking guide and private transport. The tour includes a tasting of traditional Georgian wine, churchkhela and honey at the cathedral, plus a stop at Tbilisi's Holy Trinity Cathedral; an optional boat ride on the Kura River is available. Lunch is not included, but free time at Svetitskhoveli allows you to eat at the cathedral's restaurant.Is it for me?Book the private vehicle version if you're visiting multiple sites in one morning and want to move at your own pace; choose the shared group tour if you prefer lower cost and don't mind synchronized timing between stops.
