Georgia · Wine & Beer

1-Day Kakheti Wine and Heritage Tour with Kindzmarauli Tasting

1 Day Round trip from Kakheti Easy pace

Tourists Learning How Wine Is Manufactured

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore the historical and architectural wonders of the Telavi Kingdom
02 Visit the Shuamta Monastery, known for its architectural simplicity
03 Discover Gremi Castle, a gem that graces the countryside
04 Learn about the historical importance of Bodbe Monastery near Kakheti
05 Taste sweet Georgian wine at the Kindzmarauli wine cellar

Spend a day exploring the highlights of Kakheti in Eastern Georgia, where history, culture, and wine come together in the historical province of Kakheti, the small mountainous range of Gombori, and the picturesque Alazani Valley beneath the Great Caucasian Mountains. Discover the Telavi Kingdom city, visit the 7th-century Shuamta Monastery, Gremi Castle, Signagi city walls, and Bodbe Monastery, and finish with a tasting of sweet red wine at the Kindzmarauli Winery.

Taste delicious sweet red wine prepared at the century-old Kindzmarauli Winery.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 1 Day

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Cities Telavi, Signagi

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Kakheti Monasteries, Castles, and Wine Tasting

Visit the 7th-century Shuamta Monastery, located in the middle of a deciduous forest.
Continue to the Dzveli-Shuamta and Akhali Shuamta Monasteries.
Explore the Telavi Kingdom, a historical area set amid the beautiful Alazani Valley on the slope of the Tsilivi-Gombor ridge.
Drive towards Gremi Castle, the capital of Kakheti in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Taste delicious sweet red wine prepared at the century-old Kindzmarauli Winery.
Marvel at the beautiful Signagi city walls and their 23 towers, built during King Erekle II's rule in the 1770s.
Proceed to Bodbe Monastery and Temple, a place once used by the Kakhetian kings for crowning ceremonies.

End of the tour.