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mrmoly, Aug 2026
Mariam Marcia Nice lunch good tour
Well I had a great time. Interesting tour covered a lot of history between the two countries. Our guide did an excellent job getting us through the border. He took care of us. He explained everything in details . I recommend this tour lots to see and I gained a lot of knowledge. I enjoyed the home cooked lunch. Very tasty Thanks a lot Mariam Marcia Robinson
Zach_L, Aug 2026
Best day trip!
Be prepared for a long day in a van/minibus but totally worth it. You get to see so many sites and visit another country without extra hotel and air travel. Our guide Paata was extremely knowledgeable about all of the stops and the history of the whole area!
Neil_S, Aug 2026
Loved the tour. Giorgi...
Loved the tour. Giorgi was a very interesting and helpful guide, showing us all round the old part of town. We went to restaurants only locals would know about, a very nice restaurant that we went back to another day and really enjoyed both times. The cha cha bar was best variety and flavours we had anywhere in Georgia. Great introduction to the city, Georgian food and culture.
Shelby_L, Aug 2026
David is an excellent...
David is an excellent guide. I was one of only 2 English speakers amongst a group of Russians and he made sure that he translated everything for us and made sure we never felt left out. The sites are very cool with lots to do and see. It's a very long day, but I highly recommend it.
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Georgia lies in the mountains, a small republic with unique cuisine, incredible history, and a proud sense of independence. From Tbilisi, the capital, you can reach much of the country on a day trip—such as the awe-inspiring Mt. Kazbegi, whose craggy peak straddles the border with Russia. Georgia tours can also make it easy to dig into the country's wine production: the oldest evidence of human wine cultivation, from 8,000 years ago, comes from the region, so locals know what they’re talking about when it comes to reds and whites.