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Get out of Tbilisi and spend the day visiting David Gareja Monastery and the town of Sighnaghi on this private full-day tour. Depart from your Tbilisi hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with WiFi. In the company of your driver-guide, visit the mountain monastery and take time to taste wine in Sighnaghi.

Visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery in Mtskheta (UNESCO sites). Wine tasting at Chateau Mukhrani (founded in 1880). Discover organic Georgian wine cellar "Iago's Winery". The enticing blend of history, culture, and gastronomy starts in Mtskheta, the old capital of Georgia, known for its ancient churches and later takes you to famous Georgian old and ultra modern wineries and palace where you can taste one of best Georgian European style wines and traditional Georgian organic (bio) wines…

Kakheti is the most important wine region in Georgia in quantitative, qualitative and even historic terms. Almost three-quarters of the country's wine grapes are grown here, on land that has been used for viticulture for thousands of years. Georgia has an 8, 000 year history of continuous wine making tradition, which is evidenced numerous archaeological discoveries. Georgians have shared the love for the grape the time immemorial and remains loyal to it through to modernity. Numerous displays related to wine making practices dating to millennia have been kept in Georgian museums. Amazin Landscapes,Forests,Museum, Beautiful Wineries and Very Tasty Wine. We will taste one of the most Taste Wine in Kakheti Area

We offer a very rare and unique wine, a comfortable vehicle, a friendly driver and a guide, and lunch in a local family-house backyard. You will feel a very local environment and will experience a taste of a real Georgian traditional Wine. The 8000 year old wine Aroma :> ALL INCLUSION !!!

For over 8,000 years, Georgians have been making wine using ancient techniques that have been preserved through generations. This rich tradition, deeply woven into the fabric of Georgian genes, has been rightfully honored by UNESCO as part of the world’s Intangible Cultural Heritage. Along with winemaking, Georgians are known for their toasts, pouring their heart and soul into them. The only way to fully understand the Georgian spirit is to be a part of Sufra, an unforgettable experience with a Georgian toast master, wine and food. So… Come along on the journey. • Visit Bodbe nunnery • Visit Sighnaghi, “the Town of Love” • Have lunch at a local family with unlimited wine, Chacha and brandy, along with a churchkhela masterclass. • Discover Georgian winemaking technology in a local wine cellar and taste the local wine. • Visit the capital of the region, Telavi.

Mtskheta-Jvari is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the former capital of Georgia. The site is home to numerous historic churches and cathedrals, including the Jvari Monastery, which dates back to the 6th century. The Stalin Museum-Uplistsikhe is a unique museum dedicated to the life and legacy of Joseph Stalin, who was born in Georgia. The museum showcases a variety of artifacts, including Stalin's personal belongings and photographs, and offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the life of one of the most controversial leaders in modern history. Uplistsikhe is another ancient Georgian city carved into the rocky cliffs, which provides a glimpse into the country's ancient past. It is an important archaeological site and a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history and archaeology.

Experience the heart of Georgia’s winemaking tradition with a day trip from Tbilisi to the Kakheti region, including a visit to the historic town of Telavi and the ancient Alaverdi Monastery. This exclusive tour, offered by Tusheti Travel, includes a special visit to the Alaverdi wine cellar, where monks have been Making Kvevri wines since the 11th century. This journey combines history, culture, and the rich flavours of Georgian cuisine and wine. Enjoy daily Wine Tours in Georgia and Old Traditional Kvevri Winemaking Method.

Rtvelli + Cooking workshops + Feast - Ancient traditions of hospitality and winemaking Seasonality - September, October We are leaving from Tbilisi to Kakheti to participate in the Rtveli festival - in the collection of grapes and feel like a real local winemaker. Napareuli, in the twin wine house, where we will see the unique in the world “Museum of Kvevri and wine from Kvevri”. Here we will taste three varieties of wine from qvevri: Rakatsiteli Kakheti, Alazani Valley, Saperavi. Further we will deal with the collection and parallel tasting of grapes, and then the grapes are pressed in a press (satsnacheli) delicious grape juice)) We are preparing for master classes in cooking Georgian popular dishes: - Baking pita bread; - Cooking khinkali; - Making churchkhela; - Making khachapuri; - Cooking barbecue. A wonderful end to this day will be a traditional, festive feast. Hearty, incredibly tasty and varied cuisine and amazing wine will be the perfect ending to your Kakheti tour.

Georgia Supra is at the heart of Georgian Culture, so if you have not experienced it, you might not have seen Georgia in full. Elders say: there were three main academy's in Georgia since the 12th century: Gelati Academy (Kutaisi), Ikalto Academy, and the Academy of Supra. Indeed this is a place where youth learns about all the important values alongside with food and wine. Supra translates as fest and it denotes an art of celebration. Celebration of a wedding, a birthday, a birth, or even a celebration for no particular reason. Supra has rules: Head of Supra is appointed – Tamada; He offers themes on which everyone is invited to make a toast (no pressure). There is a number of obligatory toasts and even their consequence is defined; Toasts should be as creative as possible, more like novels and poems; White wine is usually drunk at the traditional Supra. Rarely Vodka and never beer! Singing is part of Georgian Supra, and you will have a chance to hear the finest trio from Guria.

Widely regarded as a masterpiece of postmodern architecture, the Tbilisi Palace of Rituals was built in 1985 by Georgian architect Victor Jorbenadze. His vision was to add ceremonial grandeur to weddings while navigating Soviet censorship. Despite strict bans, he subtly included Georgian church elements like frescoes, bell towers, and vast interior spaces. The result was a structure that felt sacred and symbolic, with spiral forms inviting continuous exploration. After the fall of the Soviet Union, the palace was left abandoned, vandalized, and looted. In 2002, it was revived by a Georgian businessman and philanthropist who gave the space new life and meaning through his personal interpretation. The building today remains an iconic blend of tradition, resilience, and creative vision.

I offer people an entertaining tour where they can also partake in the process. They can work with me to plan what kind of trip they want to have and I think it makes an already interesting adventure more personal and exciting.

Explore the vibrant nightlife of Tbilisi on this exciting evening tour. Start with a tasting of several unique Georgian wines and cheeses at a cozy wine bar, where you’ll discover rare organic varieties and learn about the rich traditions of Georgian drinking culture. Next, head to an expat bar featuring games and a wide selection of drinks before moving on to a lively pub for some beer and pool. The night culminates at a club pulsating with house and techno music, where the guide's role ends, and the party continues till dawn. - Begin your night with Georgian wine and cheese tastings - Discover rare wines at a local wine bar with cultural insights - Enjoy games and a variety of drinks at an expat bar - Dance the night away at a club with house and techno music

Amazing tour is waiting for you in a city of wine. We start a trip with a small town of Sighnaghi referred as a "city of love". It is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Kakheti. Next we go to Bodbe and see the ancient monastery of St. Nino (IX-XVIII centuries). Further we will go to Gurjaani, famous for its wineries. We will visit the ancient local wine cellar of the 17th-18th century, where you will have an opportunity to get acquainted with the ancient traditions of winemaking, participate in the process and taste the home-made wine. You will also take part in making "churchkhela", a traditional delicacy made from nuts, almonds or raisins. During lunch, you can taste unique local cuisine. After lunch, we are going to visit the castle of the famous Georgian poet of the XIX century, Prince Alexander Chavchavadze in Tsinandali, where you can take a walk in the beautiful garden, visit the winery and taste the local wine. Return to Tbilisi.

Explore the stunning region of Kakheti on this enriching day trip, featuring the charming towns of Telavi and Sighnaghi, known for their picturesque landscapes and rich wine culture. With a professional guide, delve into local history and traditions while enjoying a delightful wine tasting experience. The tour includes all necessary tickets, transportation, and a delicious dinner, ensuring a seamless and satisfying journey through Georgia's renowned wine country. - Visit the historic towns of Telavi and Sighnaghi in Kakheti - Enjoy a guided tour with insights into local culture and wine-making - Experience a wine tasting session featuring local Kakhetian wines - Includes transportation, all tickets, and a delicious dinner for a complete experience

Step into a hidden world where time has stopped. In the quiet town of Tskhaltubo, you’ll explore the ruins of old Soviet sanatoriums—huge buildings once full of life, now silent and covered in nature. Long ago, people came here to rest and heal. Today, only echoes remain. You’ll walk through empty halls, broken ballrooms, and secret staircases… every corner hiding a story. The architecture is grand and strange—marble columns, wide arches, and spiral staircases now taken over by plants and shadows. It feels like a movie. It feels like a dream. Then, journey underground into the stunning Tetra Cave, where natural wonder meets tradition. Inside this atmospheric cave, you'll enjoy a unique wine tasting experience surrounded by ancient stalactites and soft cave acoustics. Sample some of Georgia’s finest local wines, aged in the cool depths of the earth. This tour combines adventure, history, and taste—perfect for travelers who love the mysterious, the beautiful, and the unforgettable

Discover the heart of Georgia’s Kakheti region on a day tour blending history, culture, and wine. Explore Sighnaghi, the romantic “City of Love,” stroll its charming streets, and admire panoramic views of the Alazani Valley. Visit the sacred Bodbe Monastery, the resting place of Saint Nino, and hear the legends behind Georgia’s Christian heritage. Taste exquisite local wines at the historic Kindzmarauli Winery, founded in 1533, and savor a traditional Georgian lunch on a scenic balcony. Experience a Churchkhela-making masterclass and enjoy honey and free wine tastings. Led by passionate local guides, this tour offers an authentic, immersive journey into Georgian traditions, flavors, and stories — perfect for lovers of culture, history, and wine. Small groups and personalized service make this a truly memorable adventure.

Discover the heart of Georgian winemaking on the Kakheti Wine Tour, featuring renowned wineries and a taste of ancient traditions. Explore the Kindzmarauli Corporation Winery in Kvareli and savor the famed semi-sweet red wine. Experience the unique qvevri winemaking method at a family-owned cellar, sampling organic wines and traditional chacha. Wander through the romantic streets of Sighnaghi, with an optional visit to Bodbe Monastery, and enjoy a homemade Georgian lunch accompanied by local music. Ideal for food and wine lovers seeking an immersive cultural experience in Georgia's beautiful landscapes. - Full-day tour from Tbilisi, lasting approximately 10–11 hours - Small group size (max 16 guests) for a personalized experience - Includes wine tastings at 2-3 wineries and traditional lunch - Round-trip transport, English-speaking guide, and entry fees included

Travel through the enchanting streets of Tbilisi in a charming retro bus, immersing yourself in Georgia's rich history and vibrant culture. Sip on the renowned local wine as you visit iconic landmarks like Freedom Square and the Moorish Opera House. Stroll through the Dry Bridge Market to uncover unique vintage treasures and Soviet relics. Cross the stunning Bridge of Peace and explore the Old City, where you’ll wander past the ancient sulfur baths, the birthplace of Tbilisi itself. This journey offers a heartfelt connection to the city's soul, guided by a storyteller who brings history to life. - Discover Tbilisi's charm on a vintage bus tour - Sip on fine local wines, known as

Visit our family winery and discover its rich history. Enjoy a delicious Georgian meal with toasts and cheerful company. During grape harvest season, you can pick grapes, crush them by foot in the traditional press, and share a festive meal. Tatara-making is a hands-on experience using grape juice and flour to create a traditional Georgian sweet called churchkhela. Come and join us for this fun and authentic experience!

Join a local family in Tbilisi for an authentic Georgian feast that blends cooking and cultural immersion. In a cozy home setting, you'll learn to prepare beloved dishes like khinkali and khachapuri with the guidance of the family members who share their cherished culinary secrets. Savor homemade delicacies paired with local wines, partake in traditional toasts led by a Tamada, and absorb the rich stories and music of Georgia. This experience promises a genuine taste of Georgian hospitality and culture, perfect for food lovers and travelers seeking true local interactions.

Our tasting is more than just a sip — it’s a journey through Georgia’s rich wine traditions. You’ll taste 5 handpicked wines from small local farmers, including rare and organic varieties you won’t find in shops. Each wine is introduced with a story, a smile, and insights into Georgian culture. What makes this truly special? It’s the atmosphere — warm, friendly, and authentic. You’ll enjoy your tasting in a cozy space filled with handmade chacha-themed souvenirs, local snacks, and laughter. And of course, we finish strong — with a full glass of premium Georgian chacha, our national spirit. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, and small groups who want a genuine, local experience in the heart of Old Tbilisi. Come as a guest, leave as a friend — and maybe a little tipsy!

If it’s your first time in Tbilisi, this tour is the perfect introduction to the heart and soul of the city. It’s not just a walk — it’s a journey through centuries of history, culture, and hidden legends. In just 1.5 to 2 hours, explore iconic sites like Chreli Abano Spa, Narikala Fortress, Anchiskhati Basilica, and the Clock Tower. Ideal for first-time visitors, solo travelers, families, and anyone who wants more than just sightseeing — this is a tour full of meaning, beauty, and unforgettable moments. Tbilisi is also a city full of energy and fun — from vibrant restaurants and cozy wine bars to exciting nightclubs and cultural events. There are so many places to enjoy, but only a local can point you to the real gems. On this tour, your guide will also share insider tips about where to eat, what to try, and where to experience the city’s lively atmosphere after your walk. It’s the perfect mix of history, mystery, and local life.

Indulge in a unique wine tasting experience at Wine Store Orbeliani, nestled in Tbilisi's charming Orbeliani Square. This casual session introduces you to the ancient art of Qvevri winemaking, where you'll savor seven distinct wines, including rare and natural draft selections from small family cellars. Pair your tasting with Cheese board, while soaking in fascinating stories about the winemakers and the local history. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of our boutique cellar as you uncover the true essence of Georgian wine culture. - Guided tasting of 7 unique Georgian wines, including Amber/Qvevri varieties - Enjoy and pair wine with Cheese board - Learn about the history of the Orbeliani district and its winemakers - Perfect for solo travelers, couples, or small groups (Up to 10 person ) in a cozy setting

This is not a typical wine tasting where you just sit and drink. Here, you become part of Georgian culture. You don’t only learn about the Tamada, you actually become one. You will create your own toast and lead the table, just like in a real Georgian supra. The experience is interactive, personal, and focused on storytelling. You will understand the meaning behind Georgian toasts, traditions, and wine culture in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Instead of only tasting wine, you leave with a new skill, cultural knowledge, and a memory you can talk about long after your trip.