Top Georgia Car Tours in 2026

Visitors to Tbilisi only experience a tiny sliver of Georgia, but with so much ground to cover, it's hard to choose where to travel. If you only have one day to escape the city, then this small-group tour is ideal—you see more of the country in less time. Visit a monastery, church, and limestone monolith—known as the Katskhi Pillar. Experience history with a visit to a Soviet-era town, and get the chance to ride a Communist-era cable car.

See Georgia’s breathtaking landscapes on this mountain hiking trip from Tbilisi. After pickup in a  four-wheel drive vehicle, you’ll ride up Georgia’s dramatic military road to Stepantsminda, also known as Kazbegi. Visit historic sites along the way, including Gergeti Trinity Church, before heading to the village of Juta for an overnight stay. The next day, you’ll enjoy an easy 5-hour hike toward the Chaukhi Mountains.

Get to know Tbilisi’s Soviet past on this small-group tour through the city’s hidden history. Travel through the city in an air-conditioned vehicle and learn about Tbilisi’s Soviet history from your guide. Enjoy personalized attention among a small group and visit sites that include an abandoned archaeological museum, Stalin’s hidden printing press, and more.

Witness breathtaking views of Mount Kazbegi on this tour of Kazbegi in Gveleti, Georgia. The Ananuri fortified castle offers beautiful surroundings en route, with admission included so you don’t need to queue. Next up is the ski resort of Gudauri, where you can ride the lift to the other side of the gorge before being taken to the Russian Georgian “Friendship Monument” where the tour guide will explain its history. The Gveleti waterfalls on the Georgian-Russian border and Dariali gorge round out an unforgettable tour.

Discover a handful of must-see destinations outside Tbilisi during this full-day, private guided tour. Enjoy panoramic views from UNESCO-listed Jvari Monastery, explore the iconic pilgrimage site of Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, learn about the life of Joseph Stalin in Gori, and venture into an ancient rock-hewn town in Uplistsikhe. Door-to-door transportation and bottled water are included.

Tbilisi is home to striking Brutalist architecture, and this small-group tour introduces you to it. From the former Ministry of Highways building to Nutsubidze Plateau, your guide takes you off the beaten path to see a side of the Georgian capital most visitors miss. This tour is designed primarily for adults; children must be accompanied by an adult, and family-friendly options are recommended for younger travelers.

Visit some of Georgia’s most unmissable landmarks during this half-day excursion to Jvari Monastery, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, and the Chronicles of Georgia monument. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle, with hotel transfers offered for groups of four or more. Learn more about the UNESCO World Heritage–listed churches from your guide, and get the chance to sample various local wines and sweets, if you select this option at booking.

Tour the Caucasus Mountains safely, without having to drive yourself on scary roads, on this guided day tour. As you're driven into the mountains you'll stop at several places along the way, including the Jinvali Reservoir and Ananuri Fortified Castle Ensemble. At the Gudari Viewpoint you can opt to paraglide (extra fee). Be amazed by the architecture of the 14th-century Gergeti Trinity Church. A must for culture and nature enthusiasts.

Drive along the Georgian Military Road from Tbilisi to Stepantsminda, stopping to see important landmarks and take photos along the way. Visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) Ananuri (a castle complex), Gergeti Trinity Church, and more. You can also choose to hike to a waterfall or stop for epic views at a ski resort.

Combine stops at Georgia's most impressive cultural attractions with an insider's wine tasting crawl on this special full-day, private combo trip. First, taste traditional Georgian wines at a local wine factory, followed by a family-run winery. Then, learn about Georgia's religious heritage at Bodbe Monastery, and tour Signaghi, known as the City of Love, and its historic wall that overlooks the Alazani Valley.

This day trip takes you from Tbilisi to Stepantsminda, a scenic village in northeastern Georgia. Drive Georgian Military Road across the Caucasus mountain range, stopping at sites such as Jinvali Water Reservoir, Ananuri castle, and the place where the Black and White Aragvi Rivers meet. Opt for additional activities in Stepantsminda like paragliding, horseback riding, or a drive to the 14-century Gergeti Trinity Church.

Be greeted when you land at Tbilisi Airport and feel at home immediately as you enjoy help with your holiday luggage. A driver meets you at arrivals so you don't have to wait at the airport taxi stand. Skip queues for public transport and avoid the language barrier when you chose a private transfer. A comfortable, spacious car or minivan with room for up to seven people takes you directly to your hotel or accommodation in Tbilisi.

Visit the most ancient historical sites of Georgia in a single day tour from Tbilisi , as Uflistsikhe - “Fortress of God” an ancient 3000 year old city carved into the rock, UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Mtskheta , as well as the house and museum of the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin in the city of Gori.

Visiting Vardzia, Rabati, and Borjomi on a day trip from Tbilisi is only possible if you have a vehicle. This small-group tour makes things easy, thanks to included transportation and a guide to provide commentary and help bridge language barriers. Visit beautiful Borjomi, famous for its mineral water, marvel at the medieval fortress of Rabati, and check out the cave city of Vardzia, all in one day.

The Kakheti - Sighnaghi Private Day Trip from Tbilisi with wine tasting and Bodbe Monastery is unique for its comprehensive blend of cultural, scenic and spiritual experiences. Visitors enjoy breathtaking views of the Alazani Valley from Sighnaghi, the "City of Love," explore its charming streets and historical sites, and immerse themselves in Georgia's rich wine-making tradition with tastings in Kakheti. The tour also includes a visit to the serene Bodbe Monastery, an important religious site with beautiful gardens and a sacred healing spring. This tour offers a perfect combination of picturesque landscapes, historical and spiritual insights, and the delightful flavors of Georgian wine.

The natural beauty of the Caucasian Mountains abounds, from its ancient towns and churches to its waterfalls and lakes. On this Kazbegi full-day trip from Tbilisi, enjoy the beauty of the mountains at several locations along the way. See Ananuri Fortress, the celebrated Gergeti Trinity Church in Kazbegi, the Russian-Georgian Friendship Monument, and more. While on this private tour, you can stop at your convenience to snap souvenir photos.

Spend a day learning about Georgian cuisine as you walk around the capital city of Tbilisi. This private tour wanders through the historic streets of the Sololaki district and includes several food and drink tastings. Visit old taverns and locally-owned eateries to sample a variety of food and drinks as you eat your way through the city.

Get a comprehensive experience of some of Georgia's ancient sites with ease on this full-day private tour. Depart from your Tbilisi accommodation in an air-contained vehicle equipped with WiFi and head to Mtskheta, Jvari Monastery, the city of Gori, and more. Learn about the area from your driver-guide during the day.

Spend the day away from Tbilisi and in the beautiful natural landscapes of Georgia on a group tour. Leave from a centrally located meeting point and venture into the Caucasus Mountains to visit the ancient Ananuri fortress, the ski resort town of Gudauri to enjoy a delicious Georgian lunch (at your own expense), the beautiful Gergeti Trinity Church in Kazbegi, and much more.

Visit four iconic locations outside Tbilisi—topped off by a savory Georgian lunch—during this private full-day excursion. See where the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers meet by 6th-century Jvari Monastery, tour the ancient rock-cut cave town of Uplistsikhe, learn about the notorious Soviet leader at the Joseph Stalin Museum, and step inside UNESCO-listed Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in the former Georgian capital of Mtskheta.

Get to know Georgia’s complex cuisine and wine culture on this group tour and cooking class. Head to the home of a local family and learn how to prepare six different traditional Georgian dishes. Hear stories about the history of cuisine. Sample wine and chacha and eat the food you have prepared.

Discover the best of Tbilisi on this walking tour that takes you to many of the city's most important landmarks, as well as some hidden gems that most travelers miss. Learn all about the history and culture of the Georgian capital as your guide takes you to such sites as Metekhi Church, the monumental Mother of Georgia statue, and the fortress of Narikala.

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.

Learn how to make Georgian food during a private cooking class in Tbilisi. The class takes place at a cafe and features recipes for two dishes—khachapuri Ajaruli, a cheese and egg pie from the Ajara region, and khinkali, dumplings from the highlands. While you prepare these items, you’ll hear stories about Georgia’s culture and lifestyle. Then enjoy your creations with a glass of homemade wine.