All Georgia Tours & Excursions in 2026

Group cookery lesson on table to side of the St Bunny bar/restaurant. Our host explained why we would be cooking and talked us through each stage. Drinks were available - first one included in price of session. Others to pay for at the end. We enjoyed meeting fellow travellers, sharing stories and eating what we had made. Maybe not the best khinkali in town, but they were ours!!

I had Tamara who was very personable and told me a lot about Georgia from someone living there. I do think there may had been a little bit of a mix up because she said the waterfall hike was not included, but that was the whole reason for me choosing this tour, but that may be because she thought I intended to hike up the mountain to Gergeti Trinity Church with her so maybe she felt like that would take up the hiking time. But she later was able to affirm that the waterfall hike was part of the trip. One thing to note, the only meal break is at the end of the tour the ' Rooms Kazbegi'. I mentioned that I was hungry and after some confusion she took me to Maisi a farm to table restaurant in Kazbegi that was really nice if hidden. I'm not sure I would have been able to find the restaurant on my own. It was nice to have some company while eating as a solo traveler and she was able to point out some of the regional dishes to get. What I really appreciated and felt bad about, the route to the waterfall had a rock slide, so there was really terrible traffic. But she was willing to wait it out and see if the traffic would clear up so we could go to the hike. Which definitely added to her commute home. She's definitely a fast hiker, I work a desk job so I would often see her up ahead. And she had to sit through traffic back before dropping me off at my hotel in Kazbegi.

This was the perfect little taste of Armenia. The landscape was incredible, all of the stops were interesting, the food was delicious and Maria was amazing. Her English is perfect and she made the tour fabulous. She was extremely personable and knowledgeable. This was a great day!

Today's trip was to 3 places, a stalactite cave, Martvill Park and hot springs. The trip lasted about 13 hours with a coffee break along the way and dinner at the end. Although it rained towards the end, we did not give up and continued the wonderful cruise even in the rain. We would like to especially mention the attention and willingness to help of the guide Nini, who took care of us with an umbrella and personally watched over my wife so that she did not slip. In conclusion, it was not easy, but we really enjoyed the trip itself and the warm attitude of the guide Nini. Thank you, Chaya & Itzchak Fogel Israel

We had enough time in each place. The journeys between provided an opportunity to relax. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and struck a good balance with information shared. We were happy to be able to opt for a more affordable lunch, rather than participating in the set menu lunch.

A wonderful morning tour! It’s the perfect length for these visits and allows you to keep on investigating this amazing city afterwards. Time well spent and completely worth it. The tour was entertaining, and it's definitely worth booking the option that includes the Georgian wine tasting. ​Mariam was a fantastic guide - so lovely and helpful. She gave us excellent restaurant recommendations, and the one we tried was phenomenal. Highly recommended!

We had to be flexible today due to changes in city travel and access due to preparations for a national holiday parade. Our guide Sergi was a lovely young man. He happily made adjustments to suit us, walking slowly and assisting with stairs as required. Sergi negotiated traffic conditions confidently and was very accommodating.

This tour provides a unique opportunity to explore some of Tbilisi’s amazing brutalist architecture. You learn about the buildings and monuments and the people that designed them, as well as a glimpse into the social context in which they were built. And if you’re lucky enough you might get to meet the lift lady.