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Kakheti Wine Region Day Trip from Tbilisi: 9 tastingsThis day trip from Tbilisi takes you into Georgia's Kakheti wine region to taste wines at a family-owned winery and KTW Winery, visit the 18th-century fortified wall in Sighnaghi, and explore Bodbe Convent. A certified English-speaking guide meets you at Avlabari Metro Station at 8:30am and handles transport for the full 10-hour route; you taste three wines at the family winery and five at KTW, plus sample Georgian bread and cheese at a traditional bakery. Lunch in Sighnaghi is optional, and you'll need cash for any extras.Is it for me?Book this if you want a structured day hitting five stops in set order—the guide handles navigation and wine education while you move with the group, rather than choosing your own pace at each winery.
Caucasus Mountains Tour: Kazbegi, Ananuri, Gergeti ChurchA 12-hour group tour from Tbilisi following the Georgian Military Highway to the Caucasus peaks, stopping at Jinvali Reservoir, Ananuri fortress (16th–18th century), Gudauri ski resort and the village of Kazbegi, with guide service in English, all entrance fees, lunch with traditional khinkali, and a 4WD ride up to Gergeti Trinity Church. The tour departs at 8:15 AM from Rose Revolution Square and returns by 10 PM the same day, or you can stay overnight in Kazbegi. Winter travel requires warm clothing and may be blocked beyond Gudauri, in which case you spend extra time at the ski resort trying paragliding, ATV bikes or horse riding.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a full day free from your Tbilisi arrival or itinerary and want to see the Caucasus peaks and the most photographed church in Georgia without renting a car or navigating the mountain roads yourself. The long drive is built into the day, so you are not racing between stops; the group format means you travel with other people and your guide handles the route, the timing and the stories. In winter, bring heavy warm clothing and expect the possibility that snow may limit how far north you reach, though the tour still runs with activities at Gudauri instead.
Kazbegi Day Trip from Tbilisi: Ananuri, Gudauri, Gergeti ChurchThis guided day trip from Tbilisi covers Ananuri Fortress, Gudauri, and Kazbegi in the Caucasus, with a professional English or Russian-speaking guide and all transport included. The route runs 10.5 hours and passes Zhinvali Water Reservoir, the Friendship Monument, and ends at Gergeti Trinity Church, the highest-located cross-cupola church in Georgia. Lunch at a traditional Georgian restaurant in Pasanauri and honey tasting in Gudauri are part of the itinerary. Note: from late November to mid-April, road closures may prevent access to Kazbegi and Gergeti Church for safety reasons.Is it for me?Book this if you want the three main mountain stops and Gergeti Church in one day—choose the standard vehicle to see Ananuri and Gudauri from below, or add the 4WD upgrade to reach the church itself at the highest point.
Day trip to Mtskheta, Gori & Uplistsikhe: Three UNESCO sitesA ten-hour day trip from Mtskheta covers four major sites across Georgia's Kartli region, starting at Uplistsikhe—a rock-hewn town built into cliffs above the Mtkvari River with structures spanning the Early Iron Age to the Late Middle Ages—then moving to Gori's Stalin Museum, Jvari Monastery overlooking the former capital, and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta itself. A professional guide and transportation are included; lunch at a local restaurant and museum entries are optional add-ons you choose at checkout. The tour operates in all weather and suits all fitness levels, though churches require modest dress (no shorts; women cover their heads).Is it for me?Book this tour if you speak English or Russian comfortably—the guide delivers commentary in one of those languages, so you'll follow the history and context at each stop without needing translation. If you need a different language, this version won't work for you.
Tbilisi Walking Tour: Cable Car, Churches & Georgian BakeryA 4-hour walking tour of Tbilisi's central attractions, starting at Metekhi Church and moving through the old town to the Sulphur Baths district, with a cable car ride to the Mother of Georgia statue. The tour includes a professional guide in English, traditional Georgian pie and lemonade, and stops at churches, the Bridge of Peace, and the Abanotubani bathhouse quarter. Dress code applies at churches (no shorts; women cover heads), and cable cars don't run in high winds.Is it for me?The tour starts in central Tbilisi at Metekhi Church and moves on foot through the old town, so you don't need a car or advance knowledge of where things are — the guide handles the route and timing. If you're staying elsewhere in the city or arriving without transport, this walk covers the main attractions in one morning or afternoon without you arranging pickups or navigation.
Day trip to Armenia UNESCO sites with homemade lunchA day trip from Tbilisi into Armenia visits two UNESCO heritage sites—Haghpat Monastery and Sanahin Monastery—with a professional English-speaking guide, round-trip transport, and homemade lunch prepared by a local family. The tour departs at 8:30am from Avlabari metro station and runs 11 hours, crossing into a neighboring country to see 10th- and 13th-century churches, copper smelting caves, and Soviet-era landmarks. You'll need your passport and a visa arranged in advance.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a full day free and your visa is already arranged—the 11-hour schedule and border crossing mean you need both time and documents in place before you arrive at the metro station.
Kazbegi Day Trip from Tbilisi: Mountain Monastery & Medieval FortressA full-day guided tour from Tbilisi through the Caucasus mountains to Kazbegi, Ananuri fortress and Gudauri, with a qualified English or Russian-speaking guide, wine and cognac tasting, and a lunch stop at a mountain restaurant. The route passes the Zhinvali reservoir, the confluence of two rivers, a mineral spring, and the Friendship Arch before jeeps carry you uphill to Gergeti Church at the foot of Mount Kazbek. Winter snow may redirect the route to lower elevations, but the day holds its structure and stops. Children from age 1 are welcome; the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you want mountains, medieval fortresses, and Kazbeg monastery in a single day—the full-day pace and jeep ascent mean you'll experience high-altitude landscapes but need to commit to a long vehicle journey.
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.
Tbilisi: Mtskheta & Jvari UNESCO Sites, Wine TastingYou visit two UNESCO-listed monasteries—Jvari from the sixth century and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in the ancient capital Mtskheta—plus the carved stone monument Chronicles of Georgia, all in five hours with a knowledgeable guide. Hotel pickup is included if your group is four or more; otherwise you meet at a central landmark. Wine tasting is optional but worth adding if you want to taste Georgian wine without arranging it separately.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Georgia's oldest sites and the ancient capital without arranging transport or timing yourself—the fixed schedule and included guide handle all three stops in one morning, leaving your afternoon free.
Tbilisi: Evening Walking Tour with Wine & Boat RideYou’ll join an evening walking tour through Tbilisi’s lively avenues and winding old town lanes, guided by locals who know every story. Taste real Georgian wine in a cozy cellar after drifting along the river by boat under city lights. Expect laughter, unexpected details, and that feeling of having arrived somewhere special—even if you can’t pronounce all the names yet.
Day trip to Kazbegi and Gudauri from Tbilisi: 4WD includedA 12-hour guided day trip from Tbilisi takes you through Ananuri Fortress, Gudauri's alpine honey farms, and up to Gergeti Trinity Church near Mount Kazbegi, with a professional English-speaking guide, 4WD transport to the church, and hotel pickup. The route covers the Zhinvali Water Reservoir, a traditional Georgian lunch in Pasanauri with khinkali, the Friendship Monument, and mountain views at 5,047 meters. Winter closures may apply to the Kazbegi and Gergeti sections from late November through mid-April due to road safety.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, so you'll follow the commentary without translation. The 12-hour day and mountain roads suit travelers comfortable with a long drive and altitude; the tour is not recommended for those with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or cardiovascular concerns, and the minimum age is 5 years old.
Kutaisi Canyons & Caves from Tbilisi: Full Day Martvili & PrometheusYou start before dawn at Rose Revolution Square and spend the full day moving through two of western Georgia's biggest natural sites: a boat ride through Martvili Canyon with moss-covered walls and a river that's almost too green to be real, then a walk through Prometheus Caves with underground lakes and lit passages that show off the stone formations. Transport, guide, and lunch are handled; you choose where to end the day.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Tbilisi without a car who want to see two of Georgia's biggest natural sites in one push. The early start and full-day length are what make both the canyon and the cave fit into a single departure — plan to be out from before sunrise until early evening.
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.
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.
Kazbegi & Ananuri day tour from Tbilisi: Gergeti Church at 2170mThis 10-hour guided day tour from Tbilisi travels north on the Georgian Military Highway to Kazbegi, stopping at Ananuri Castle, the Jvari Pass travertine formations, and the Gergeti Trinity Church perched at 2,170 meters on the slopes of Mount Kazbegi. A professional English or Russian-speaking guide leads the group in a comfortable air-conditioned minibus, and the tour includes a tasting of Georgian honey and chacha (traditional alcohol). Entrance fees to Gergeti Church and lunch are separate; a jeep ride up to the church costs 20 GEL.Is it for me?Book this tour for your first or second day in Georgia if you want to see the high Caucasus and the oldest crossroads between Europe and Asia without arranging a rental car or navigating mountain roads yourself. The fixed route and timing hold the whole day together—Ananuri, the travertine formations, Stepantsminda and Gergeti Church all fit inside 10 hours because the guide knows the stops and the driver knows the road.
Kazbegi & Gudauri: Private Day Tour with Ananuri, Gergeti & Honey TastingYou’ll feel Georgia’s wildness on this Kazbegi & Gudauri day trip from Tbilisi: fortress stones under your hand at Ananuri, honey on your tongue by mountain roadsides, wind-whipped views at Gergeti Trinity Church, and warm food with new friends before heading home.
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.
Tbilisi: Diamond Bridge & Dashbashi Canyon with Mtatsminda ViewsYou get picked up in Tbilisi, driven two hours to Dashbashi Canyon, and walk a glass bridge suspended 240 meters above a gorge. Lunch is included, and you choose between a 2-kilometer hike to a waterfall or a visit to a cranes' village. On the return, you stop at Mtatsminda Park for views of Tbilisi at dusk before heading back around 8 PM. Your guide speaks English and the vehicle is air-conditioned for the full day.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Tbilisi without a car who want to see the canyon and glass bridge in one day — the guide handles the route and timing, which is what makes a two-hour drive and a full afternoon of activities fit into a single departure. Plan for a long day out: you leave at 9:30 AM and return around 8 PM, and that's what lets you experience both the canyon and the city views without rushing either one.
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.
Kutaisi: Okatse, Martvili & Prometheus Cave Day TripYou’ll cross skywalks above Okatse Canyon with your heart pounding just a little, float beneath Martvili’s waterfalls on a boat tour with locals smiling beside you, then wander deep inside Prometheus Cave where silence feels ancient. With transport from Kutaisi and an English-speaking guide, all you need is curiosity—and maybe an extra snack for the road.
