Tbilisi Experience: 5 Days of Georgian Charm

You will be warmly welcomed at the airport, and we’ll arrange your transfer to your hotel in Tbilisi. The journey from Tbilisi Airport to the city center takes around 30 minutes, from Kutaisi Airport to Tbilisi approximately 3 hours (250 km or 155 miles), and from Batumi Airport to Tbilisi about 5 hours (380 km or 235 miles).

Discover the renowned landmarks and hidden gems of Tbilisi on this immersive journey. Highlights include the Chronicle of Georgia near Tbilisi Sea, the impressive Sameba Cathedral, Mtatsminda Park with its scenic Funicular railway, and the Narikala Fortress in the Old Town, offering breathtaking panoramic views via cable car. You’ll also explore the city’s famous sulfur baths, a charming waterfall, medieval churches, and historic fortresses while uncovering the captivating legend behind Tbilisi’s origins.

This journey goes beyond a Tbilisi city tour, offering the opportunity to explore remarkable destinations along the Georgian Military Road.

You’ll visit iconic landmarks and hidden treasures, including Jinvali Reservoir, Ananuri Fortress, Panorama Gudauri, Jvari Pass Travertine National Monument, Gergeti Trinity Church, and Dariali Gorge, covering a total distance of 345 km (215 miles).

Perched high in the Caucasus Mountains near Stepantsminda (formerly Kazbegi), the 14th-century Gergeti Trinity Church stands as a symbol of Georgia’s rich history, spiritual heritage, and breathtaking natural landscapes.

A true national icon, this church frequently graces travel brochures and postcards, embodying the harmonious blend of Georgia’s stunning scenery and cultural legacy.

Imagine visiting the Qvevri Master Zaza Kbilashvili, the Kindzmarauli Corporation, and the Khareba Wine Tunnel in Kvareli, immersing yourself in the heart of Georgia's wine culture.

Located in eastern Georgia, Kakheti is celebrated as the cradle of Georgian winemaking, a tradition that dates back over 8,000 years. Georgia, often called the "Cradle of Wine," is one of the world’s oldest wine-producing regions, with archaeological evidence of winemaking practices as early as 6,000 BCE.

Central to this ancient tradition are Qvevris—large, egg-shaped clay vessels buried underground, allowing wine to ferment naturally. This traditional method is still practiced today, connecting modern winemaking to its ancient roots.

Kakheti boasts some of Georgia’s most renowned vineyards and wineries, producing a variety of wines, including its famous dry wines. Native grape varieties like Saperavi (red) and Rkatsiteli (white) flourish here, creating wines with unique flavors and deep cultural significance.

With its breathtaking landscapes, rich winemaking heritage, and warm hospitality, Kakheti offers an unforgettable wine tour experience. You’ll delve into the region's history, taste its diverse wines, and embrace the vibrant culture that defines this iconic wine region.

We will arrange your transfer from your hotel in Tbilisi to the airport. The journey from Tbilisi city center to Tbilisi Airport takes approximately 30 minutes, while the drive to Kutaisi takes around 3 hours (250 km/155 miles), and to Batumi Airport about 5 hours (380 km/235 miles).