All Georgia Tours & Excursions in 2026

Great tour along the so-called Georgian Military Highway, with stops on all the main sights: the reservoir, fortress, ski resort/ friendship monument and finally a mountaintop church near the Russian border. The guide was informative, but could be more engaging. As many of the sights are in high elevations, the experience would very much depend on the weather. We were lucky to have partly sunny and clear weather, but it may not be so impressive when it’s rainy and foggy. Plan for a long day, unless you’re staying in Stepansminda.

Fantastic tour. Each stop was really interesting, each in a very different way. Dima gave us a great overview of the country in between stops and was highly knowledgeable about each location and could answer all of our questions. Lunch was delicious and it was nice to get to know the other people on the tour a bit more. Overall, really recommend!

Our guide Paata was brilliant. He was friendly, chatty, funny and kept us entertained throughout the day. We enjoyed the quiz he did on the way back and it did genuinely help to pass the time. He gently encouraged participation and it was fun. The stops were good overall and although you don’t get much time in each place, you see a varied cross-section of an entire country in one day, which is impressive. It is quite history-themed so perhaps not your thing if you’re more interested in modern culture. The bus is really comfortable and had charging outlets. No toilet onboard but we stopped every couple of hours. Paata guided us through the border crossing with ease. The lunch stop was pretty good - a buffet style and we got to try some (I think authentic) Armenian food, where locals were eating. The dinner stop was really poor - less than 30 mins stop and limited options. But you could have picked something up on the last stop in Yerevan to be fair! It’s a very long day (7am pickup, 11pm-12am drop-off) but totally worth it if you want to see Armenia.