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Kakheti Wine Region Day Trip from Tbilisi: 9 tastings★ 4.95 (3,512) · 10h
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Tbilisi: Mtskheta & Jvari UNESCO Sites, Wine Tasting★ 4.95 (1,205) · 5h
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Tbilisi: Old Town Walking Tour with Wine Tasting & Cable Car★ 4.99 (300) · 2h–3h
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Kakheti Wine Tour: Private Day Trip with Lunch & 3 TastingsYou’ll taste fresh-baked bread in Badiauri village, stroll through Sighnaghi’s quiet streets with your guide, sip organic qvevri wines overlooking the Alazani Valley, share lunch at a family winery in Mukuzani, and finish deep underground at Khareba’s tunnels. It’s not just about wine — it’s Georgia on your tongue and under your skin.
Private Wine Tasting in Old Tbilisi: 300-Year-Old CellarA private wine tasting in the Karalashvili family cellar in Old Tbilisi, where the owner hosts you through five premium Georgian wines, chacha, and cheese while explaining qvevri winemaking and the family's 14th-century heritage. The cellar is 300 years old and holds wines available nowhere else. Children from age 2 are welcome; guides speak English, Russian and Georgian.Is it for me?The tasting is seated and unhurried, so it suits anyone who wants to learn without walking or standing for long stretches. Book this one if you're drawn to the history and technique behind wine rather than a quick sampling—the owner's personal involvement and the exclusive wines make it worth the time.
Kakheti & Signagi Private Tour with Wine Tasting & GuideYou’ll sip Georgian wines straight from Kakheti’s cellars, wander Bodbe Monastery’s peaceful gardens, and explore Signagi at your own pace with a local guide nearby if you need them. There’s time for spontaneous tastings or just sitting on a terrace watching clouds drift past — moments you’ll remember long after the trip.
Private Wine Tour in Kakheti: Tastings & Medieval MonasteriesA private wine tour of Georgia's Kakheti region combines tastings at several wineries with visits to two Shuamta monasteries and the medieval ruins of Gremi, the 16th-century capital of the Kingdom of Kakheti. The tour includes hotel pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle, a live guide in English or Russian, and access to Winery Khareba's unique 7.7-kilometer tunnel carved into the Caucasus mountains, where over 25,000 bottles age at a constant 12–14°C. The day runs 9 to 10 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Pickup from your hotel means you don't need a car or arrange separate transfers between the monasteries, Telavi, Gremi, and the Khareba winery tunnel—the guide and driver handle the route and timing, so you can focus on the wine and the history without navigating yourself.
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Tbilisi Old Town Walking Tour with Cable Car & Wine TastingYou’ll wander Tbilisi’s oldest streets, ride up to Narikala Fortress for sweeping views, visit ancient churches, and finish with authentic Georgian wine—all led by someone who knows every corner.
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Kakheti Wine Region Tour from Tbilisi: 10 Tastings & SunsetA full-day guided tour from Tbilisi into Georgia's Kakheti Wine Region, featuring 10 premium wine tastings at a major winery and a family cellar, visits to Bodbe Monastery and the hilltop town of Sighnaghi, and a sunset stop over the Alazani Valley. The guide wears a red scarf for easy identification at the Giant Bicycle Monument meeting point (10:30–10:45 AM departure). Hotel pickup is included for groups of 4 or more; traditional Georgian lunch and a bread-making workshop are optional extras. Return to Tbilisi around 10:00 PM depending on traffic.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste wine at two different producers without arranging transport between them—the guide handles the route, timing and logistics so you can focus on the wine, the villages and the sunset. The 10 tastings option works best if you're curious about Georgian winemaking; the no-tasting version suits travelers who want the cultural stops and landscape without the wine focus.
Kakheti Wine Tour from Tbilisi: Sighnaghi, Bodbe & 7 TastingsYou start with fresh bread in a clay oven, move through seven wine tastings at family wineries, explore the hilltop town of Sighnaghi with valley views, visit Bodbe Monastery's peaceful gardens, make churchkhela by hand, and eat lunch paired with local wine. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Old Tbilisi are included, so you don't arrange transport yourself.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to understand Georgian wine and food culture without arranging your own transport or piecing together multiple stops — the full-day structure is what lets you visit seven locations, taste at a working winery, and eat lunch with the valley in view. Plan for a long day out; that's what makes fitting the winemaking tradition, the monastery, the town, and the hands-on classes into one experience possible.
Kakheti Wine Tour from Tbilisi: Sighnaghi, Bodbe, TelaviThis 10-hour wine tour from Tbilisi takes you through Kakheti, Georgia's wine region, with stops at Bodbe Convent, the hilltop town of Sighnaghi, and Telavi. You taste wine and chacha free in a cellar, walk Sighnaghi's narrow streets and climb its historic wall, visit a 900-year-old tree in Telavi, and see the Alazani Valley and Caucasus Mountains from multiple vantage points. The guide speaks English or Russian, entrance fees and tastings are included, and you return to Tbilisi in an air-conditioned vehicle.Is it for me?Most Kakheti tours rush through the sites in a shared van with a generic itinerary. This one gives you time to walk Sighnaghi's streets and climb its wall, bake bread in a village, and taste wine in a cellar with views of the mountains—so the region stays with you instead of blurring past the window.
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.
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: 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: 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.
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.
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.
3 Organic Wineries from Tbilisi: Kakheti Wine Tasting TourA private day trip from Tbilisi to three organic wineries in Kakheti includes hotel pickup, a professional guide, lunch and wine tastings at Gvardzelashvili Wine cellar, Vellino winery and Okros Wines. The tour covers 300 kilometers round-trip and focuses on Georgian organic wine production, with tastings at each stop designed to show how local winemakers work and what distinguishes their methods.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Italian, so you follow the commentary and the tasting notes without translation delays—book the language that matches your group when you reserve.
Wine Tasting Tour Kakheti: Sighnaghi, Bodbe & Local TastingsThis private wine tour through Georgia's Kakheti region combines tastings at KTW Wine Factory with visits to Bodbe Monastery—where Saint Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia, is buried—and Sighnaghi, a 17th-century hilltop town with fortress walls and views across the Alazani Valley. The day includes a Georgian bread-baking masterclass, tastings of local cheese and bread, and runs 8 to 10 hours with hotel pickup and drop-off. A live English-speaking guide leads the tour, or you can book driver-only transport instead.Is it for me?Book the guided tour if you want context and stories—the guide explains the significance of Saint Nino, the winemaking methods, and the history of Sighnaghi's walls and architecture. Choose driver-only if you prefer to set your own pace through each stop and decide how long to linger in the town.
Kakheti wine tour: Signagi, Bodbe Monastery, TelaviA private guided tour of Kakheti, Georgia's eastern wine region, visiting Bodbe Monastery, the hilltop village of Signagi, and a traditional winery where you taste 5-6 wines made in qvevri clay vessels. The 11-hour day includes lunch in a home restaurant where you help prepare khinkali, views from Gombor pasture at 1,620 meters, and stops to watch Georgian bread and cheese being made. A live guide speaks English, Italian, German or Russian, and pickup is included.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Italian, German or Russian, so you follow the commentary in whichever language you book—no translation lag, no missing the details about the monastery or the winemaking. The 11-hour day suits travelers who want to move through multiple stops without rushing any of them, and the private format means the pace and the stops adjust to your interests.
Kakheti Day Trip from Tbilisi: Wine Tasting & Family LunchA full-day tour from Tbilisi through Georgia's Kakheti wine region visits Bodbe Nunnery, the hilltop town of Sighnaghi, a local family home for lunch with wine and toasting practice, a traditional wine cellar with tasting, and Telavi, the regional capital. The tour includes homemade lunch, wine, Chacha and brandy, a Churchkhela masterclass, admission fees, and an English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned vehicle. Not suitable for children under 7.Is it for me?Choose the shared group tour if you want to meet other travelers and split the cost, or book the private option if your group prefers to move at your own pace and have the guide's attention throughout the day. Both include the same stops and meals; the difference is who you travel with.
Day trip Tbilisi to Sighnaghi and Kakheti: Wine tasting includedA guided day tour from Tbilisi to Kakheti and Sighnaghi combines a traditional Georgian bread-making class at Badiauri, a visit to Bodbe Monastery where St. Nino is buried, two hours exploring the hilltop town of Sighnaghi overlooking the Alazani Valley, and wine tasting at a local winery. The tour runs eight to ten hours with a live guide in English or Russian, and includes monastery entry and wine tasting; lunch is at your own expense.Is it for me?Book this if you want to visit multiple Kakheti wineries and Sighnaghi's monastery in one day with a guide setting the pace and route—you'll move as a group through each stop rather than navigating between them yourself.
Tbilisi: Kakheti Wine Tasting & Lunch with 4 WineriesYou drive into Georgia's oldest wine region, visit four working wineries with a guide who explains the qvevri method and regional differences, taste over 12 glasses across two cellar tours, eat a fresh local lunch, and return to Tbilisi by evening with hotel pickup and drop-off included. Groups stay under ten people.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to understand Georgian wine-making rather than just taste wine, and prefer a small group where you can ask questions. Plan for a full day out — the drive and four stops are what lets you move from one region to the next and see how the landscape shapes what's in the glass.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 23 of the 23 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last half a day or longer. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Kakheti Wine Region Day Trip from Tbilisi: 9 tastings is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.95 out of 5 across 3,512 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 4 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
