Discover Georgia on a 9‑day journey through Tbilisi, Kakheti wine country, ancient cave towns and the Caucasus Mountains. Wander the lively streets of Tbilisi, where old and new architecture blend perfectly, sample the rich flavours of traditional Georgian cuisine and journey through rolling vineyards to the Kakheti wine region. Explore ancient cave towns and natural wonders near Kutaisi, one of the oldest cities in the world. Venture into the dramatic Caucasus Mountain range and visit the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church. Along the way visit medieval monasteries, revealing the deep roots of Christianity in Georgian life. This tour offers the perfect mix of culture, nature, and adventure for a true insight into one of the Caucasus’ most captivating countries.
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Throughout your Georgia Tour, you’ll stay in comfortable, well-located hotels that offer a relaxing base after each day of exploring. Accommodation is based on twin or double rooms, with the option to add a single supplement for solo travellers seeking a private room. Expect some walking and short hikes along the way, from wandering through cities to exploring the mountain scenery. Some days will include longer drives as you travel between Georgia’s diverse regions – but these journeys are part of the adventure, revealing ever-changing views of Georgia’s breathtaking landscapes.
If you’d like to learn more before travelling to Georgia, our Georgia Travel Resources page offers guidance on seasonal travel, cultural highlights and the country’s diverse regions. From the wine country of Kakheti to the dramatic Caucasus Mountains and historic towns like Mtskheta and Kutaisi, it’s a helpful place to explore more about Georgia’s landscapes, food culture and rich heritage. For seasonal guidance, see our Best Time to Visit Georgia guide.
Welcome to Georgia! Upon arrival in Tbilisi, you’ll be greeted at the airport and join a shared transfer to your hotel – a great chance to meet some of your fellow travellers. Take some time to relax after your journey or head out to get your first taste of the city. In the evening, meet your guide and the rest of your group for a welcome dinner.
Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Tbilisi
Dive into Georgia’s vibrant capital with a guided city tour. Visit Metekhi Church and the statue of Tbilisi’s founder, Vakhtang Gorgasali, before taking a cable car up to Narikala Fortress for incredible views over the city. Wander through the historic sulphur bath district and lively Sharden area, filled with cafés, wine bars, and shops. See Sioni Cathedral, Anchiskhati Basilica, and the quirky clock tower of the Gabriadze Theatre, then cross the Bridge of Peace to Rike Park. To round off the day, you’ll head out to the towering Chronicles of Georgia monument, an impressive tribute to the country’s rich history and culture.
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Tbilisi
Leave the city behind and venture east towards Kakheti, Georgia’s celebrated wine region. Today you’ll be able to sample local wines at a family-run winery, where traditional Qvevri winemaking is combined with modern techniques. Continue to the beautiful Monastery of St. Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia, before exploring the charming, cobbled streets of Sighnaghi – also known as the “City of Love”. End the day with views of the Alazani Valley at Nekresi Monastery, then relax over dinner in Kvareli where you’ll stay for the night.
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Kvareli
Continue your journey through the Kakheti Region with another tasting of unique Georgian wine at a beautiful winery on the edge of the Alazani Valley. Next, visit the 11th-century Alaverdi Monastery and the elegant Tsinandali estate, where you can wander through the historic wine cellar and beautiful gardens. Finally, as you head back to Tbilisi you’ll pass through Telavi, famous for its scenic views and ancient sycamore tree.
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Tbilisi
Set off towards the Caucasus Mountains near Georgia’s northern border, following the historic Georgian Military Highway. Begin with a stop at Jvari Church perched on a cliff that overlooks the confluence of the Aragvi and Mtkvari Rivers. Explore the ancient town of Mtskheta, the former capital of Georgia, and sample local treats like churchkhela. Then travel through Georgia’s stunning landscapes to reach Kazbegi, where you’ll be staying tonight. Along the way visit Ananuri Fortress, a historic stronghold overlooking Jinvali Reservoir, and the Friendship Monument which has incredible mountain views.
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Kazbegi
Wake up in the heart of the mountains and head out to one of Georgia’s most iconic landmarks – Gergeti Trinity Church. Perched high at 2,170 meters beneath the towering peak of Mount Kazbek, this church rewards you with sweeping views across the Caucasus Mountain Range. If the weather is right, take a scenic hike through the Dariali Gorge, where you’ll see dramatic cliffs and the beautiful Dariali Monastery. After soaking in the mountain scenery, begin your journey back to Tbilisi, where you’ll have dinner and stay overnight.
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Tbilisi
Today your Georgian adventure continues as you travel west towards Kutaisi, stopping first at the ancient Uplistsikhe Cave Town – literally meaning “Fortress of God.” Carved into the rocky cliffs over 3,000 years ago, this extraordinary site blends influences from Cappadocia and Northern Iran, revealing Georgia’s diverse history. Continue your journey to Kutaisi, the third largest city in Georgia. Enjoy a stroll through the old, cobbled streets and visit the majestic Bagrati Cathedral. End your day at the Motsameta Monastery, high above the Rioni River Gorge, with colourful frescoes and peaceful views over the valley.
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Kutaisi
Not far from Kutaisi you’ll discover more of Georgia’s natural wonders! Begin with a visit to Prometheus Cave, where a 1.5 km underground walk reveals a dazzling world of stalactites, stalagmites, and rock formations illuminated by coloured lights. Next, experience the stunning Martvili Canyon, where vibrant turquoise waters wind through dramatic cliffs. You can explore its beauty on foot along elevated walkways and up close by on a boat ride through the canyon. Afterwards, return to Tbilisi for your final evening and enjoy one last delicious Georgian meal.
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Tbilisi
It’s time to say goodbye to Georgia and to your fellow travellers. Check out of your hotel and join the shared group transfer to the airport.
Meals: Breakfast
Want to experience more of the Caucasus?
Check out our Armenia group tour!
Each trip requires a minimum number of participants to go ahead. Please ensure your departure is confirmed before booking flights to Georgia.
It’s one of Georgia’s most historic spiritual centres and home to UNESCO‑listed monuments that reflect the country’s early Christian heritage. More info: https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/708/
All travellers are required to obtain comprehensive travel insurance prior to joining any trip. Your policy must provide adequate cover for medical expenses, emergency medical evacuation, trip cancellation or interruption, personal liability, and loss or damage to personal belongings. Please ensure that your insurance also covers all activities included in the itinerary. Proof of insurance may be requested before departure, and participation may be refused without adequate coverage.
You’ll stay in 3-star or 4-star hotels throughout Georgia. Accommodation is based on two people sharing per room, but a single supplement is available for solo travellers who want a private room (if arranged in advance).
Yes, pre-trip and post-trip accommodation in Tbilisi as well as private airport transfers can be arranged for an additional cost. It’s recommended to book these in advance to ensure there is availability. We also offer tailor-made trips across Georgia & Armenia so get in touch if you want to see other places not visited on this tour.
To enter Georgia, your passport must be valid for the entire duration of your stay, and it is advised that you have an ‘expiry date’ at least 3 months after the date you arrive. UK citizens can visit Georgia without a visa for up to 365 days, but it is your responsibility to check the official government website for the most up-to-date information. Pure Nomad is not responsible for any visa issues or refusal of entry to Georgia.
Due to limited space in the minivan/bus, we advise against bringing large, hard suitcases and instead recommend foldable soft bags.
