Georgia
Private
10 days from £5,965
Private Tour
Tbilisi to Tbilisi – 10 Days
Join us on a 10-day Georgia Wine Adventure, blending ancient history, outstanding food and dramatic landscapes. Begin in Tbilisi, where East meets West in cobbled streets, historic landmarks and a lively dining scene. Taste classic Georgian cuisine, discover local wine bars, and experience the city’s distinctive culture. Continue into Kakheti, Georgia’s renowned wine region, for vineyard views and traditional qvevri winemaking. Explore Telavi’s market, visit the hilltop citadel and churches of Gremi, and enjoy authentic tastings that bring Georgia’s food and wine heritage to life.
Travel west to Kutaisi to explore Georgia’s deep past at Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. Then head into the Racha highlands for regional specialities, mountain hospitality and scenery that showcases Georgia’s diversity. Return to Tbilisi for a final day with a visit to the historic Mukhrani estate, before finishing with a restorative soak in the city’s famous sulphur bathhouses. This is Georgia at its most flavourful, cultural and rewarding.
TBILISI’S CULTURAL MOSAIC: Explore Tbilisi’s cobbled streets and layered heritage, where ancient churches and carved balconies sit beside modern cafés and galleries. Enjoy a guided walking tour through historic neighbourhoods such as Sololaki, discovering courtyards, hidden stairways and local stories. Taste traditional Georgian dishes and experience the city’s lively food culture at markets, bakeries and welcoming restaurants.
KAKHETI WINE REGION: Travel into Kakheti, Georgia’s leading wine region, for vineyard landscapes and authentic Georgian hospitality. Visit local wineries and family cellars to taste wines made in clay qvevri and learn traditional viticulture. Share home-cooked meals and family-style feasts, pairing regional dishes with Kakhetian vintages for a true food-and-wine immersion.
KUTAISI’S HISTORICAL WONDERS: Discover Kutaisi, a historic heart of western Georgia, and visit two of the country’s most important sacred sites. Explore Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery, both UNESCO World Heritage landmarks, admired for medieval architecture, frescoes and spiritual significance. This cultural stop adds depth and context to Georgia’s long history.
RACHA HIGHLANDS ADVENTURE: Head into the Racha highlands for fresh mountain air, quiet villages and dramatic scenery. Taste regional specialities and the famous Khvanchkara wine, shaped by local terroir and tradition. Enjoy authentic meals prepared by local families, offering a genuine connection to Racha’s heritage, hospitality and slower pace of life.
The difference with the Asian Geographical is, that each of our holidays is designed with extreme precision of a mountaineering expedition.
Discover Georgia’s culinary wonders, where every meal and glass of wine reflects a crossroads of Europe, Asia and local tradition. With a knowledgeable local guide, enjoy tailor-made food experiences and authentic connections through market visits, home feasts, cooking classes and wine tastings. Travel across diverse regions, from subtropical lowlands to mountain landscapes, savouring the essence of Georgian cuisine on this 10-day exclusive holiday rooted in heritage and vibrant food culture.
Arrive in Tbilisi, the cultural heart of Georgia and the Caucasus. After immigration, meet your private guide and driver in the arrivals hall and transfer by luxury sedan to your hotel. Check in and enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure. This is an ideal time to begin absorbing local life, whether with a gentle stroll through the Old Town, a café stop, or a first look at the city’s mix of historic streets and modern energy. This evening, choose one of Tbilisi’s best local restaurants for an introduction to Georgian cuisine, with classic dishes and regional wines to set the tone for the journey.
Hotel Rooms Tbilisi
Stamba Hotel
Hotel Rooms Tbilisi blends contemporary elegance with local charm, boasting architecture that seamlessly integrates modern design with traditional Georgian elements. The exterior presents a striking fusion of sleek lines and subtle nods to cultural motifs, creating an inviting facade. Inside, the décor exudes sophistication, with a harmonious blend of neutral tones, rich textures, and accents inspired by Georgian art and craftsmanship. Guests are greeted by spacious, well-appointed common areas adorned with curated artwork and tasteful furnishings, fostering an atmosphere of refined comfort.
Stamba Hotel in Tbilisi elegantly fuses its rich history with contemporary design. Nestled in a former publishing house from the 1930s, the hotel preserves the era's Brutalist architecture, enhancing it with modern decorative details. The interiors prominently feature preserved elements of the building's past, such as industrial machinery, blending them with modern aesthetics to create a space that's both historically rich and stylish.
Begin with a guided tour of Tbilisi, where East meets West. Visit Metekhi Church for Old Town views, then wander cobbled lanes past wooden balconies, artisan shops and Soviet-era buildings reinvented as cafés. Take the cable car to Narikala Fortress for panoramic views over the Mtkvari River, then follow a scenic path to the Mother of Georgia statue and down into the sulphur bath district. In the afternoon, focus on khachapuri, learning regional styles and tasting authentic versions made by locals. Finish at the Bagrationi factory for a private tour of sparkling wine production from indigenous Georgian grapes, followed by a guided tasting.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Depart Tbilisi for Kakheti, Georgia’s famous wine country. En route, visit the David Gareja complex, a 6th-century rock-hewn monastery carved into the slopes of Mount Gareja. Continue to Udabno, a Soviet-era settlement, for a home-cooked lunch with a local Svan family and an introduction to Svanetian specialities, including kubdari (meat-filled bread). After lunch, visit vineyards and a traditional wine cellar in Kondoli to taste natural wines made in clay qvevri. Meet a qvevri maker to learn the craft behind these vessels. End at the Chavchavadze Estate in Tsinandali for gardens and historic winemaking, then overnight.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Radisson Collection Tsinandali
Start at the bustling Telavi market, sampling seasonal fruits, fresh breads, local spices and Georgian sweets such as churchkhela. Continue to Gremi, a 16th-century royal citadel and church complex that reflects Kakheti’s historic power. Head to Kvareli, renowned for wine culture and excellent cheese pairings. Lunch is a traditional Georgian barbecue on a family farm, with simple, flavourful beef or lamb prepared in local style, alongside homemade breads and sweets. In the afternoon, visit a family-run winery to explore traditional Kakhetian viticulture and the qvevri winemaking process, ending with a relaxed tasting of regional vintages.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Return to Tbilisi via the scenic Gombori Pass, then begin the day at Dezerter Bazaar, the city’s largest farmers’ market. Meet Teona, a local cook, who guides you through seasonal produce, regional meats and artisanal staples such as pickles and cheeses. Continue to her home for a hands-on Georgian cooking class, with khinkali dumplings as the highlight, alongside classics like eggplant with walnuts and pomegranate. In the afternoon, visit Mtskheta (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) to see Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. On the return, stop in Chardakhi for a wine tasting at a renowned cellar whose wines are served at the Ritz-Carlton London.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Hotel Rooms Tbilisi
Stamba Hotel
Hotel Rooms Tbilisi blends contemporary elegance with local charm, boasting architecture that seamlessly integrates modern design with traditional Georgian elements. The exterior presents a striking fusion of sleek lines and subtle nods to cultural motifs, creating an inviting facade. Inside, the décor exudes sophistication, with a harmonious blend of neutral tones, rich textures, and accents inspired by Georgian art and craftsmanship. Guests are greeted by spacious, well-appointed common areas adorned with curated artwork and tasteful furnishings, fostering an atmosphere of refined comfort.
Stamba Hotel in Tbilisi elegantly fuses its rich history with contemporary design. Nestled in a former publishing house from the 1930s, the hotel preserves the era's Brutalist architecture, enhancing it with modern decorative details. The interiors prominently feature preserved elements of the building's past, such as industrial machinery, blending them with modern aesthetics to create a space that's both historically rich and stylish.
Drive west through changing landscapes to the Imereti region. Stop in Gori, birthplace of Joseph Stalin, to visit the Stalin house-museum, then continue to Uplistsikhe, the rock-hewn cave town and former Silk Road stopover. In Merjevi village, visit a century-old wine cellar set on a mountain slope, learning about western Georgia’s winemaking traditions. Lunch is at a local farmhouse for authentic Imeretian cuisine, with pkhali (vegetable pâté with walnut paste and herbs) as a standout. Continue to Chiatura, an industrial town with Soviet-era character and its distinctive cable car system. Arrive in Kutaisi for the evening.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Best Western Kutaisi
Explore Kutaisi, one of Georgia’s oldest cities, with a walk through the Old Town and a visit to Bagrati Cathedral, its turquoise dome visible across the city. With your local guide, hear about Georgia’s musical heritage, including polyphonic singing traditions. Continue into Samegrelo, known for spicy Megrelian cuisine, and visit the dramatic Martvili Canyons, best experienced by boat beneath steep cliffs and waterfalls. Enjoy lunch with a local family, tasting regional wines and elarji (cornmeal porridge with cheese). End at Gelati Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famed as a medieval academy and the resting place of King David the Builder.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Head into the Racha highlands, a beautiful region of the upper Rioni valley backed by the Greater Caucasus. Explore forested scenery, waterfalls and mountain villages, then taste Racha specialities such as lobiani (bean-filled bread) and shkmeruli (garlic chicken). Visit Nikortsminda Church and stop at a local wine facility to sample Khvanchkara, the region’s celebrated semi-sweet red. Lunch is with a local family, followed by a practical Racha cooking session to learn regional flavours first-hand. Return to Kutaisi in the afternoon, carrying the taste of Racha’s food, wine and highland hospitality.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Return to Tbilisi, stopping in Mukhrani to visit the estate of Ivane Mukhranbatoni, a key figure in modern Georgian winemaking and early sparkling wine production. Enjoy lunch at the estate restaurant with a guided wine tasting and chakapuli (lamb stew with tarragon, sour plums and garlic), often served with tkemali plum sauce. Afterwards, join a wine-painting masterclass for a creative take on Georgia’s vineyard culture. Back in Tbilisi, the evening is free. Unwind in the historic sulphur bathhouses with an optional soak, massage, or traditional kisi exfoliation.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Hotel Rooms Tbilisi
Stamba Hotel
Hotel Rooms Tbilisi blends contemporary elegance with local charm, boasting architecture that seamlessly integrates modern design with traditional Georgian elements. The exterior presents a striking fusion of sleek lines and subtle nods to cultural motifs, creating an inviting facade. Inside, the décor exudes sophistication, with a harmonious blend of neutral tones, rich textures, and accents inspired by Georgian art and craftsmanship. Guests are greeted by spacious, well-appointed common areas adorned with curated artwork and tasteful furnishings, fostering an atmosphere of refined comfort.
Stamba Hotel in Tbilisi elegantly fuses its rich history with contemporary design. Nestled in a former publishing house from the 1930s, the hotel preserves the era's Brutalist architecture, enhancing it with modern decorative details. The interiors prominently feature preserved elements of the building's past, such as industrial machinery, blending them with modern aesthetics to create a space that's both historically rich and stylish.
Breakfast in Tbilisi, then free time to explore the city or do some last minute shopping in the boutiques. When you are ready to depart, a private transfer will take you to Tbilisi International Airport for your onward journey.
Meals Included: Breakfast
This tour was inspired by Georgia’s rare combination of vibrant history, generous hospitality and a food culture that feels both ancient and vividly alive. We wanted to create a true culinary and cultural immersion, built around hands-on experiences, home-style feasts, markets and family-run wineries rather than a standard “tourist menu”. The aim is simple: reveal the real Georgia through its people, traditions and flavours.
Georgia’s identity as a crossroads between Europe and Asia, and its deep-rooted viticulture, shaped the route. From Tbilisi’s alleyways and sulphur-bath quarter to the qvevri wine heritage of Kakheti, every element is designed to connect cuisine with landscape, history and everyday life. Cooking classes, cellar tastings and regional specialities bring Georgian culture to the table.
The journey then moves west to Kutaisi, Imereti and the highland regions, where food traditions shift with geography. It suits travellers who value authentic encounters, culinary discovery and diverse scenery, with comfort, expert guiding and memorable local connections throughout.
YOUR TRIP DESIGN, PACE & FLEXIBILITY: Tailor-made holidays are built around your priorities: dates, pace, comfort level, and interests. We’ll propose a routing that balances travel time with meaningful experiences, then refine it with you. Unlike fixed group departures, timings can be adjusted—later starts, extra rest days, or more time in one place—provided it remains practical for local logistics. In some destinations, weather, seasonal access, local festivals, and road conditions can affect plans; we design with sensible buffers and realistic driving times. Your final itinerary will confirm what is pre-booked and what is left open for spontaneity, so you know where you have flexibility.
PRIVATE GUIDES, DRIVERS & ON-THE-GROUND SUPPORT: Most tailor-made trips include private transfers and a dedicated driver, with private local guides in key cities or regions. This gives you privacy, efficiency, and the ability to personalise visits on the day. In remote areas, additional support may be used—local spot guides, porters, boat crews, or trekking staff—depending on the programme. You’ll receive clear joining instructions, contact details, and escalation support. If you need assistance during travel (flight delays, lost luggage, route changes), we provide practical help through our local partners and your assigned point of contact.
ACCOMMODATION STANDARDS & MEAL BASIS: We select accommodation to match your brief—boutique, heritage, wilderness lodges, high-comfort camps, or best-available local options where choices are limited. Room types (double/twin/single), bed preferences, and family configurations should be confirmed early, especially in peak seasons. Meal basis varies by region and property (B&B / half board / full board); your itinerary will specify what is included each day so there are no surprises. Dietary needs can usually be accommodated in cities and larger hotels; in remote regions, options may be limited, so we will advise what is realistically possible and help you plan accordingly.
FLIGHTS, VISAS, HEALTH & TRAVEL INSURANCE: Tailor-made holidays often involve multiple internal flights or long overland days. We will advise the most reliable routing and sensible connection times, and confirm whether flights are included or arranged separately. Visa and entry requirements depend on your passport and routing; you are responsible for meeting them, but we will provide guidance on what is typically required and when to apply. Health considerations (altitude, heat, vaccinations, remote travel) vary by destination; we’ll flag key risks so you can make informed decisions and seek medical advice where needed. Comprehensive travel insurance is essential, including medical cover and evacuation for remote areas.
COSTING, PAYMENTS, CHANGES & CANCELLATIONS: Tailor-made pricing is built from live supplier costs (hotels, guides, transport, flights, permits), so availability and rates can change until bookings are secured. We’ll clearly show what is included, what is excluded, and any assumptions (e.g., room categories, seasonal supplements). Deposits are required to confirm arrangements; final balance dates depend on supplier terms and departure date. Changes after booking can trigger supplier fees, fare differences, or re-ticketing costs—particularly for flights and limited-inventory lodges. We will explain the commercial impact of changes before actioning them, and provide documentation so you understand cancellation terms and deadlines.
Prices From
Tour: Georgia Wine Adventure
Tour reference: GEO103/2026
Price: Indicative price based on top-end services; final cost varies by season, availability, and your chosen inclusions.
Tour dates: Travel Any day (subject to availability)
Deposit to confirm: £150 per person
Prices From
Tour: Georgia Wine Adventure
Tour reference: GEO103/2027
Price: Indicative price based on top-end services; final cost varies by season, availability, and your chosen inclusions.
Tour dates: Travel Any day (subject to availability)
Deposit to confirm: £150 per person
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The difference with the Asian Geographical is, that each of our holidays is designed with extreme precision of a mountaineering expedition.
The difference with the Asian Geographical is, that each of our holidays is designed with extreme precision of a mountaineering expedition.
Your entire holiday is designed around your personal preferences
Travel at your own pace with full itinerary flexibility
Choose from handpicked, luxury hotels & resorts across Asia
Enjoy seamless logistics, private transfers, and 24/7 assistance
Our package holiday team has decades of experience in luxury Asia travel
Receive first-hand advice from specialists who know each destination intimately
Gain access to hidden gems and authentic local experiences
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Itineraries include experiences that preserve Asia’s cultural and natural heritage
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