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10 days of an authentic experience through the unique places in Caucasus Highlands, alpine valleys and gorgeous mountains, remote villages with medieval towers, Black Sea shore and 5 UNESCO World heritage sites. The main highlight is the village Ushguli - the highest permanently settled village in Europe. To reach the village we start 4x4WD Jeep adventure from Mestia along Enguri River. After mountain adventures enjoy leisure time at breathtaking seashores of Black Sea Coast.

Experience the slopes of Georgia on this private ski tour. Depart from your Tbilisi hotel in a private vehicle and enjoy a scenic ride along the Georgian Military Highway. Stop to snap photos of Ananuri Fortress. Upon arrival at Gudauri Ski Resort, recieve your full-day ski pass and hit the slopes.

Tour to Georgia and Armenia with the local Georgian company "CooL Georgia Travel". ALL-INCLUSIVE Close acquaintance with the two countries - Georgia and Armenia, ancient monasteries, traditions, cuisine, people and a real Caucase MOUNTAINS. INDIVIDUAL PROGRAM: You can correct the tour program to your wishes. Also, If you want, you can increase the rest time in Georgia or Armenia.

UNESCO World Heritage-listed monasteries plus cathedrals spanning the 6th to 11th centuries introduce visitors to Georgia’s long and rich religious history on this tour from Tbilisi.

Explore the mountain ranges of Georgia on a day trip that takes you up into the highest peaks. Visit the Jvari hilltop monastery and on your way to the Caucasus Mountains, stop to drink mineral water directly from the source at Mkinvartsveri. See remarkable views throughout the day, and stop at various checkpoints and points of interest to learn more about Georgia’s history.

If you are interested in medieval history, royal residences, religion and Georgian architecture this tour is for you.

During this tour you will experience beauty of nature and learn about medieval history of Georgia. With our comfortable cars and experienced guides your tour will become a real adventure.

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

This is not just a wine tour - it’s a fully immersive Georgian cultural experience. You see how traditional bread is baked in a Tone oven, taste authentic mountain cheese, walk the ancient walls of Sighnaghi overlooking the Caucasus Mountains, visit the sacred Bodbe Monastery, and enjoy premium Qvevri wine tastings at some of the region’s most renowned wineries - including historic cellars with wine museums and rare artifacts. Unlike standard group tours, you also take part in a hands-on Khinkali cooking masterclass inside an ancient winery setting. Fully Private Tour , authentic family wineries, premium tastings (including sparkling wines and Chacha), breathtaking landscapes, and real cultural connection — all in one perfectly curated Kakheti day. This experience blends wine, history, gastronomy, and tradition - not as a checklist, but as a story you become part of.

Sataplia caves - Established in 1935 to protect the Sataplia Cave and dinosaur footprints found in the area, this visitor attraction recently benefited from a very attractive refurbishment of its Sataplia Cave visitor center. Sataplia Cave is named after Sataplia Mountain, which gained its name from the local tradition of collecting honey from the bees that inhabit the mountain's southern slope. Sataplia means 'place of honey'. Prometheus caves - Discovered in Imereti region in 1984, Prometheus Cave is one of Georgia's natural wonders providing visitors with breathtaking examples of stalactites, stalagmites, curtains, petrified waterfalls, cave pearls, underground rivers, and lakes. Khvamli Mountain is visible from Prometheus Cave and is the place where legend says that Prometheus was chained Please note from Tbilisi to Kutaisi is about four hours drive one way. Total mileage is 450 KM.

We will travel through the spectacular scenery of the Georgian Military Road During this tour, stopping to admire the UNESCO-listed Ananuri fortress. The Northern Door of Georgia - also called Kazbegi Mountain, a valley town with the famous hilltop silhouette of Holly Sameba Church and the towering snowy cone of Mt Kazbek looking down from the west. Now officially named Stepantsminda, but still commonly known as Kazbegi, it's a base for some wonderful walking. Each season has its unique beauty, In Wintertime there is heavy snow and all the mountains are covered with snow, Spring and Summertime everything is green and full of different flowers, Autumn is amazing with its colorful forests. It is a unique experience for first-time visitors to Georgia.

Embark on a unique and enchanting journey through the natural wonders of western Georgia with our exceptional tours. Travel in comfort and style with hotel pickup and drop-off from Tbilis, ensuring a hassle-free adventure. Prepare to be captivated as you immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring landscapes of Martvili Canyon, the Cave of Prometheus, City Kutaisi & Bagrati Cathedral. Join our tours in Georgia and unlock the door to an unforgettable exploration of these extraordinary destinations. Don't forget your camera, as every moment in our tour is an opportunity to capture the essence of Georgia's natural wonders.

Georgia was under Soviet rule for over 60 years, leaving behind hundreds of unique buildings and artworks, but few travel experiences focus on the USSR’s visual and architectural heritage. During these two small-group, consecutive full-day tours, you’ll traverse Tbilisi in pursuit of the Soviet regime’s weirdest legacies—from otherworldly concrete designs to colorful communist mosaics.