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Damian_N, July 2026
Excellent day tour
Very good tour and our tour guide George was good too. Lucky no one in our group wanted to do the white water rafting otherwise the rest of us'd have to wait - suggest that this activity be done during lunchtime as per itinerary so that those who do not want to do it do not have to wait
Andrew_D, July 2026
Well run, well paced
Hard to beat of you want a day tour to Armenia from Tbilisi. We hit all the main highlights listed in the itinerary, the best of which was Haghpat Monastery. The day flew by fast, as it was well paced. The car was comfortable with good A/C. The guide was professional and knowledgeable. And the price was good value. There’s lot a lot of time to linger, but that’s the price you pay for visiting a lot of the country in one day. No complaints. Well run!
xqz6c4jq29, July 2026
We absolutely loved every...
We absolutely loved every moment of this trip. It’s a perfect balance between travel time and sightseeing, with our fantastic guide Anna who is super skilled not only in her job but also in singing as well! If you are lucky you will hear her perform in the choir room of the monastery:)
Anastasia_N, July 2026
Great time! The day...
Great time! The day lasted 12 hrs as described. The weather in the region is unpredictable, and the boats were closed due to safety concerns given a higher level of water. The tour guide David was proactive substituting the experiences and took us to a different cave and to a musical park since we could not experience the boats. There were a plenty of breaks and food along the way. My mom and I had a great time!
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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.