Top Tbilisi Unique Experiences

Enjoy a day of amazing Georgian wines and a traditional lunch combined with a tour of Mtskheta - the ancient capital of Georgia. Two of the best wineries, beautiful landscapes and a UNESCO world heritage site will make this day a beautiful memory.

Discover the extraordinary with our 'From T'bilisi to Kazbegi, Gudauri, and Ananuri Guided Day Trip.' What sets us apart is the perfect fusion of awe-inspiring landscapes, cultural immersion, and expert guidance. Starting in T'bilisi, our journey unfolds to Kazbegi, revealing majestic mountains and the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church. Our knowledgeable guides enrich your experience with historical insights. Gudauri awaits adventure enthusiasts, offering thrilling activities against a stunning backdrop. Ananuri, a historic fortress complex by the Aragvi River, takes you back in time. Our guides share captivating stories, bridging the gap between the present and Georgia's rich heritage. We prioritize your comfort and safety with seamless transportation and curated culinary stops. Our commitment to small groups fosters camaraderie, ensuring an intimate and memorable experience.

In one day, visit the ancient stone city of Uplistsikhe, discovered on the banks of the Mtkvari River, dating back to the 1000 BC, and then head to the beautiful Borjomi Gorge, stroll through Borjomi Park. Take a walk or take an electric car to the sulfur baths, and take a bath in the pools surrounded by the forest in the middle of the Borjomi Gorge.

Explore one of Georgia’s most prolific winegrowing regions on this private 9-hour wine tour to Kakheti from Tbilisi. Take the scenic Gombori Pass to Tsinandali as a private guide sheds light on Georgia’s traditional winemaking techniques. Visit the cellars and gardens of the Tsinandali Winery and the Shumi Winery, and gain insight into their winegrowing heritage. Head onward to Napareuli and visit Twins Wine Cellar — an agri-tourism winery surrounded by lush vineyards. Sample the wines in production and enjoy a delicious lunch, then visit the Old and New Shuamta Monasteries.