Top Georgia Multi-day Tours - page 3

Escape the city and get into the mountains for the day on this group tour to Kazbegi. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle and learn about Georgia with onboard commentary from your guide. Drive up the Georgian Military Highway and stop by the Russian Georgian Friendship Monument before arriving in Kazbegi and visiting the Trinity Church of Gergeti.

Discover rich history and heritage in Georgia on a private 2-day Kazbegi tour from Tbilisi. Rather than navigating rugged roads alone, visit UNESCO–listed Mtskheta, the Jvari Monastery, and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral at your own pace. Gaze over the Jinvali Reservoir from the 14th-century Ananuri Fortress, take the Jvari Pass to Stepantsminda, and sample Georgian cuisine in local restaurants. Hike up Mt Kazbegi to the 14th-century Gergeti Trinity Church, then travel in comfort through the Dariali Gorge toward Tbilisi. Take in natural landmarks, including the Gveleti Waterfall, then return to your Tbilisi hotel.

Escape to the mysterious landscapes of Southern Georgia and visit the legendary cave town of Vardzia as first in the morning hours, away from tourist crowds. The route will take you to the most beautiful and important landmarks and include some hidden gems as well. On this tour you will see the legendary Borjomi springs, explore the majestic Rabati castle, climb the ancient Khertvisi fort and explore the best sites of Southern Georgia. If you want to see the best of Vardzia and avoid the stress of a one day tour, this is the perfect tour! Enjoy a tour full of scenic landscapes off the beaten path.

Travelers will visit the most beautiful places in Tbilisi in pleasent environment. Also our drivers will advice them to taste the most delicious Georgian Foods and drinks

Visit Armenia’s highlights with ease from Tbilisi on this 2-day guided tour. Depart from your Tbilisi hotel in a private vehicle with a driver and make your way into Armenia. Pause on the way at Lake Sevan before continuing to the capital city of Yerevan. Travel to Garni Temple, Geghard Monastery, and Haghpat Monastery. Enjoy a tasting of local brandies in Yerevan.

Meet your host (Teo) for a visit to a local food market stocked with fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and dairy products. Pick up a few things for your meal, then return to Teo’s home for the private cooking class. Inside her cozy kitchen, learn to prepare two or three typical Georgian dishes, then sit down at the family dining table to share the meal you helped prepare.

Discover the highlights of Armenia during this attraction-packed, multi-day private tour from Georgia. Enjoy a mix of all-inclusive and independent travel, with private transfers all included. Travel door-to-door between Dilijan National Park, Lake Sevan, the Yerevan Brandy Factory, and many other sights. Hotel accommodation and admission tickets must be booked separately.

Discover the highlights of Georgia during this private, multi-day journey through the crossroads of Europe and Asia. Relax with pre-planned itineraries each day, traveling comfortably between locations in a private vehicle with driver. See iconic attractions like hilltop Gergeti Trinity Church and enjoy a taste of Georgia’s unique wines, among many other experiences.

Uplistsikhe, in translation Fortress of the Lord, is a cave town fortress situated on a rocky massif on the left bank of the river Mtkvari. Dating back to I-II millennium B.C. Uplistsikhe was an important religious, political and cultural centre in the Hellenistic and the late Antique periods. Joseph Stalin’s Museum in Gori – Stalin originally Georgian, was the secretary general of the Communist Party during second world war and one of the most influential dictators of modern times. Museum features Stalin’s house - a hut where he was born. Chronicles of Georgia. Few of the city's guests visit it, although the semantic load and large-scale dimensions are worth your attention and time. The grandiose ensemble of monumental sculptures “History of Georgia” was created by the hands of the Tbilisi genius Zurab Tsereteli.

Get to know more about Georgia’s Soviet era on this 2-day private tour. Travel comfortably in a private vehicle and make your way to Chiatura, Tskaltubo, and Kutaisi. Visit old Soviet-era sanatoriums, stop by the Stalin Museum, and admire Brutalist and Soviet architecture. Spend a night at a local guesthouse in Tskaltubo.

Experience an adventure full of food, wine, and adventure during this tour through Kakheti, Kazbegi, and Mtskheta. This tour is private, so you can enjoy the company of your friends and family without any distractions. Indulge in Georgian cuisine, sample wines, and explore historical sites. From the vineyards of Kakheti to the views of Kazbegi, journey through the heart of Georgia.

Discover UNESCO World Heritage treasures in Georgia on this full-day group tour of Tbilisi and Mtskheta. Explore the historic town of Mtskheta with a guide and discover UNESCO–listed attractions including 6th-century Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. Head onward to Tbilisi and take in important landmarks such as the Metekhi Plateau and 4th-century Narikala Fortress. Stroll through Legtakhevi and the bath-house district, and soak up the atmosphere in bustling Meidan Square.

During this tour, you will see the fabulous beauty of Svaneti, the Caucasus Mountains, and old medieval towers. We will give you unforgettable days with our experienced drivers.

Want to get into the Stone Age, in the country of a thousand towers? Svaneti Region - mountains and canyons, glaciers and waterfalls, mineral springs and magnificent towers built 9-10 centuries ago. Svaneti is included in the World Heritage List and protected by UNESCO, so that, once in Svaneti, you will visit the open-air museum. Svaneti is the beginning of many hiking, climbing, horse and backcountry trails leading to the most famous Caucasus Mountains of Georgia

Enjoy the worry-free convenience of a private transfer between your Tbilisi hotel and the international airport. Ensure your departure from this incredible city comes headache free thanks to the comfort of your own air-conditioned vehicle and personal driver. This transfer service is available 24-hours a day, even days a week to meet your travel needs and schedule.

Enjoy personalized attention and the ability to travel at your own pace while exploring Gudauri and Kazbegi on this private tour from Tbilisi. Additionally, visit the 11th-century Svetitskhoveli cathedral and the 6th-century Jvari monastery in Mtskheta, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Other highlights include Gergeti Trinity Church, Ananuri Fortress, and Jinvali Water Reservoir, among others.

If you are staying in Tbilisi and only have time for a day trip into the Caucasus, make the most of it with this activity-packed private tour. Visit important landmarks such as the Jhinvali dam, Ananuri Castle, and Gergeti Trinity Church, and enjoy a luxurious lunch at the top-class Rooms Hotel.

For outrageous mountain vistas that you can enjoy on a day trip from Tbilisi, consider visiting the Kazbegi Region. Though driving is an option, it's a shame to focus on the road, instead of the view. Let someone else lead the way on this daylong tour into the mountains. Visit a castle complex, historic church, and enjoy a photo opportunities at the Gudauri ski resort. Adventurous visitors should consider the paragliding option.

Discover Georgia's unique wine tradition with a private organic wine tour in Kakheti, the country's largest and most well-known wine-producing region. Depart from Tbilisi and visit three exceptional wineries: Gvardzelashvili Wine Cellar, Vellino Winery, and Okros Wine. Sample organic wines and discover the distinctive qualities of Georgian wines while taking in the picturesque Kakheti countryside. Enjoy a delicious lunch, wine tastings, and a professional guide to enrich your experience.

Discover Georgia’s scenic southern Kakheti province on this private full-day trip from Tbilisi. Venture into Kakheti’s semi-desert landscapes and visit the David Gareja Monastery, set on the Georgia-Azerbaijan border and home to 6th-century monastic caves. Then, visit the medieval Bodbe Monastery near the hilltop town of Signagi. Admire the Alazani valley from Signagi’s watchtowers and enjoy a Kakhetian lunch (own expense) and optional wine tasting (additional cost). Your tour includes Tbilisi hotel pickup and drop-off.

See highlights of the Georgian capital of Tbilisi on this hop-on hop-off bus tour. You’ll be able to get off the bus to visit sights like Old Town, the Cathedral of Georgia Tsminda Sameba, and Mtskheta at your own leisure. Hear onboard commentary through headphones, and enjoy accompaniment by a guide at each stop. Refresh yourself with free snacks and soft drinks along the way.

Nature lovers are sure to love this tour through the lush landscapes of the Caucasus Mountains. Join a small group and hike through mountain villages, past a glacier, and up an ancient tower. While you trek, your guide introduces you to Georgian history and culture, with a mix of cultural sights and food tastings. This tour is a great way to experience Georgia outside of the cities.

During this tour, you can see main Sightseeing and buildings. A lot of history, amazing nightlife, charming cobbled stone streets, the lovely Caucasus mountains, lush verdant lakeside and riverside towns, exquisite churches and great wine- these are some of the few reasons to visit us.

Some roads are just roads. The road to Tusheti is a test. Open only three months a year, this mountain pass is not for everyone — and that's exactly the point. You'll cross the Abano Pass at 2,926m in a 4x4 Mitsubishi Delica — hairpin bends, clouds below the road, sheer drops with no guardrails. It's the highest motorable pass in Georgia. It earns your arrival. Over three days, you'll move through stone villages that feel genuinely untouched — Omalo, Dartlo, Kvavlo, Chesho, Parsma, Girevi — each with its own towers, trails and stories. You'll sleep in a family guesthouse where the host cooks dinner and someone always pours chacha. You'll share meals with five strangers who leave as friends. This is the Georgia most people never find.