Tailor-made
Georgia
Private
Private Tour
Tbilisi to Tbilisi – 15 Days
This 15-day journey through Georgia showcases the country's rich variety of natural and cultural landscapes. Begin in the capital, Tbilisi, where cobbled streets, hilltop fortresses, and historic sulphur baths reveal centuries of Eastern and Western influence. Continue to the wine-rich Kakheti region to experience traditional Georgian hospitality, vineyard views, and organic wines aged in clay vessels. Travel along the Georgian Military Highway to the alpine town of Stepantsminda, framed by the snow-capped Caucasus Mountains. The Greater Caucasus range serves as a barrier against cold air from the north, moderating the local climate.
The adventure continues south to Borjomi's mineral springs and cave cities before heading west to Kutaisi and into the highland villages of Svaneti. In Mestia and Ushguli, ancient stone towers and wild valleys await, offering hikes and highland culture. End your journey on the Black Sea coast, where subtropical breezes, palm-lined promenades, and fresh seafood create a relaxing finale. This well-paced itinerary blends nature, heritage, wine, and wellness into a seamless exploration of Georgia's most beautiful places. Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, one of the largest historical buildings in Georgia, is located in Mtskheta and is a must-see for history enthusiasts.
TBILISI OLD TOWN & SULPHUR BATHS: Begin your journey with a day discovering sites in Tbilisi’s historic district, renowned for its atmospheric streets and delightful streets lined with colorful wooden houses and balconies. Join a guided walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide, exploring ancient churches including Sioni Cathedral, and vibrant city life. Take a cable car to Narikala Fortress and unwind in the city’s historic sulphur bathhouses. Enjoy an overnight stay at Hotel Kalasi, a central and convenient base for your exploration. This immersive walking tour with local insight offers the perfect start to your Georgia wild landscapes journey.
KAKHETI WINE REGION EXPERIENCE: Travel to Kakheti, Georgia’s renowned wine region, for vineyard views and traditional hospitality. Visit Sighnaghi, bake bread with locals, and enjoy natural wines aged in clay vessels. This experience introduces Georgia’s deep-rooted wine traditions and adds rich flavour to your multi-centre Georgia tour.
CAUCASUS MOUNTAINS & SVANETI TOWERS: Spend a day discovering sites in the dramatic peaks of the Greater Caucasus in Stepantsminda and Svaneti. Hike to glaciers, visit medieval towers in Ushguli, and explore remote villages where few outsiders venture. Stay in family run guesthouses hosted by welcoming local hosts, allowing for authentic cultural exchanges and supporting local communities. Georgia’s wild mountain landscapes are at their most breathtaking here, perfect for nature lovers and cultural explorers alike.
BLACK SEA COAST & BATUMI CITY: Relax by the Black Sea in Shekvetili and Batumi. Enjoy palm-lined beaches, fresh seafood, and vibrant promenades. Stroll through Batumi’s old town and seafront boulevards. This coastal escape offers a refreshing contrast to Georgia’s inland landscapes, rounding off your scenic and cultural adventure.
The difference with the Asian Geographical is, that each of our holidays is designed with extreme precision of a mountaineering expedition.
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Moderate
Premium
Discover Georgia’s diverse landscapes and fascinating history on this 15-day journey through wine country, high mountains, ancient cities, and the Black Sea coast. Experience the richness of local culture as you travel from Tbilisi’s old-world charm to Svaneti’s alpine villages and Batumi’s seaside buzz. The tour includes spending time with local communities for authentic experiences, offering a perfectly balanced mix of culture, nature, tradition, and relaxation across Georgia’s most scenic regions.
Arrive in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. After clearing immigration, meet your guide and driver at the airport, where you will be greeted by local hosts offering a warm welcome. You’ll be taken to your hotel in a private car. Check in at overnight hotel Kalasi, settle down, and enjoy some time to rest. In the evening, you can take a short walk around your hotel or relax in your room and perhaps interact with local people nearby. Tbilisi is full of character, with old buildings, friendly locals, and cosy cafés. This easy first day gives you time to adjust before your adventure begins tomorrow.
Spend the day on a walking tour of Tbilisi’s atmospheric streets and delightful streets, guided by a knowledgeable local guide. Start at Metekhi Church with lovely views of the Old Town, then visit the iconic Sioni Cathedral, a key religious and historical site. Explore the historic district, where cobbled streets are lined with colorful wooden houses and balconies, showcasing the city’s unique architecture. Take the cable car to Narikala Fortress and stroll past the Mother Georgia statue to the famous sulphur baths. Stop at churches, cafés, and quirky shops along the way. Visit the History Museum to see ancient gold and silver treasures, or browse Tbilisi’s flea market for Soviet-era antiques and art. The city is a blend of cultures, full of charm and history at every turn.
Leave Tbilisi for Kakheti, Georgia’s famous wine region. Visit the hilltop town of Sighnaghi, known for its pastel houses and views of the Caucasus. Spend time with locals by having lunch with a local family, learning to bake Georgian bread and make churchkhela, a local sweet, for an authentic local culture experience. In the afternoon, visit a small wine cellar to taste natural Georgian wines aged in clay pots called Kvevri. This peaceful day in the countryside lets you experience Georgian hospitality, support local traditions, and connect with the deep roots of its wine culture. Stay overnight in a family run guesthouse in Kakheti.
Start the day at the Telavi market, tasting fresh fruits, local sweets, and traditional bread. Visit Alaverdi Cathedral, an 11th-century church set against mountain views. Try matsoni, a Georgian yoghurt, before heading north on the Georgian Military Highway. Stop at Ananuri Fortress, overlooking a large blue reservoir. Then drive through the mountains to Stepantsminda, a quiet town beneath the dramatic high Caucasus mountains. Be aware that weather conditions can affect both the journey and the views along this route, sometimes making the scenery even more striking or limiting visibility. Check into your hotel and enjoy the peaceful mountain air. This journey from vineyards to peaks shows the varied beauty of Georgia.
Visit the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church, set high above Stepantsminda with stunning views of Mount Kazbek. Choose a scenic hike or a drive to reach the church, passing through beautiful alpine meadows along the way. Be aware that weather conditions can greatly influence the experience and the views in the mountains. Afterwards, stop at the Dariali Gorge to see its steep cliffs. After lunch, head to Truso Valley for a gentle walk by the river, past ancient towers, abandoned villages, colourful mineral springs, and expansive alpine meadows. Return to town later in the day and visit a local gallery to learn felting and taste herbal tea and homemade jam. It’s a day full of scenery, tradition, and fresh mountain air.
Leave the mountains behind and drive south. Stop at Mtskheta, Georgia’s ancient capital and religious centre, to see the Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, both important historical monuments and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Continue to Mukhrani village for lunch, wine tasting, and a painting class using wine as ink. Later, arrive in Borjomi, a small spa town famous for its fizzy mineral water. Walk through Borjomi Central Park to Ekaterina’s Spring and taste water directly from the source. This day combines sacred sites, wine, art, and the relaxing setting of Georgia’s historic spa region.
Take a full-day trip to Vardzia, a remarkable cave town and open air museum carved into cliffs above the Mtkvari River. Explore the caves, tunnels, and old monastery where monks once lived and worshipped. The site includes old kitchens, wine cellars, and chapels. Learn how this open air museum survived earthquakes and invasions. On the way back to Borjomi, stop at Khertvisi Fortress, one of Georgia’s oldest historical monuments, and visit Rabati Castle in Akhaltsikhe, a mix of medieval and Ottoman design and another significant historical monument. Return to Borjomi for the night after a day filled with history and dramatic landscapes.
Travel west to Kutaisi, one of Georgia’s oldest cities with a fascinating history. Visit Gelati Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and historical monument known for its medieval frescoes and its role as a centre of learning. It is also the burial place of King David the Builder, one of Georgia’s most celebrated rulers. Then explore Bagrati Cathedral, another UNESCO World Heritage Site and historical monument, set on a hilltop with sweeping views of the city. This day brings you into Georgia’s royal past, surrounded by architecture, religion, and natural beauty. Settle in for the night in Kutaisi.
Begin the day at Kutaisi’s Green Bazaar, where you can sample local fruit, cheese, and sweets. Head north through Western Georgia towards Svaneti, Georgia’s wild mountain region known for its remote villages where few outsiders venture. Stop at Martvili Canyon for a boat ride through its narrow gorge. Enjoy a traditional lunch with a local family, sampling regional dishes and homemade wine. Later, visit the Enguri Dam before reaching Mestia, a mountain town filled with traditional Svan towers and dramatic alpine scenery. The historic region of Svaneti is known for its medieval stone towers and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stay in one of the family run guesthouses for a warm welcome and a hearty meal.
Take a 4WD ride to Ushguli, one of Europe’s highest mountain villages and among the remote villages in Georgia where few outsiders venture. This UNESCO-listed site includes four villages surrounded by snowy peaks and ancient towers. Ushguli village, located in Svaneti, is known as one of Europe's highest permanently inhabited settlements. Hike along the river towards the Shkhara Glacier and enjoy the peaceful beauty of the highlands. In summer, the valley blooms with wildflowers, while autumn colours paint the slopes. Spend time with local hosts, experiencing authentic Svan culture and daily life, and absorb the untouched charm of this remote area. Return to Mestia in the evening and rest at your hotel.
Today’s journey takes you to the Koruldi Lakes, high above Mestia. Ride or hike to the lakes, passing through alpine meadows that showcase lush, grassy landscapes and pristine mountain scenery. The lakes reflect the snowy peaks and deep blue skies. Enjoy the stunning views of Mount Ushba and the surrounding Caucasus Mountains. Return to town and visit the Svaneti Museum to learn about the region’s fascinating history, costumes, and traditions. This day offers both outdoor beauty and insight into Svan culture. Relax in Mestia and enjoy one more night in this mountain retreat.
Say goodbye to the mountains and drive to the Black Sea coast. Arrive in Shekvetili, a peaceful seaside village surrounded by pine trees, tea plantations, citrus groves, and lush forests. The area is also within reach of a national park, offering opportunities to explore Georgia's protected natural landscapes. Check into your resort and spend the rest of the day at leisure. Walk on the beach, relax by the pool, or enjoy the gentle waves and warm breeze. After days in the mountains, this is your time to rest and recharge in a different part of Georgia’s natural beauty.
Follow the coastline to Batumi, Georgia’s seaside city filled with energy and charm. Take a walking tour through Batumi’s old town, where you can stroll along its delightful streets and atmospheric streets, soaking in the unique blend of history and local culture. Walk along the seafront boulevard, explore sculptures and monuments, and try fresh seafood at the bustling fish market. Browse shops and relax at cafés, or take in sea views from a rooftop restaurant. Batumi blends old buildings with modern design and has a lively, welcoming vibe. Return to your resort or stay in Batumi for the night. It’s a day to enjoy Georgia’s coastal culture, good food, and vibrant city life.
Today you’ll take the high-speed train from Batumi back to Tbilisi. Enjoy a smooth ride through the countryside and arrive relaxed in the capital. The rest of the day is yours. Spend the day discovering sites in Tbilisi—explore museums, historical landmarks, or join a guided tour to immerse yourself in the city’s culture. You can also revisit your favourite places, such as the sulphur baths for a soak and traditional scrub, or return to a favourite spot you visited earlier in the trip. Enjoy a final dinner at a favourite local restaurant.
Enjoy a final breakfast before packing your bags. If time allows, do a little last-minute shopping or have a short walk around Tbilisi’s nearby streets. When ready, your private driver will take you to the airport for your flight. Leave with warm memories of Georgian hospitality, history, and landscapes.
Our tour is a tribute to Georgia’s extraordinary culture, history, and landscapes, showcasing this long-overlooked region of Europe. It was inspired by Tbilisi’s fusion of Eastern and Western influences, the deep historical roots of its ancient sites, and the majestic Caucasus Mountains that make Georgia such an intriguing and stunning country.
We aim to offer an immersive experience into Georgia’s soul, combining the bustling life of its cities with the tranquillity of its natural settings. Emphasizing the importance of local culture, our tour includes stays in rural and community-based accommodations to foster authentic cultural interaction and support the preservation of local traditions. From the ancient wine-making traditions in Kakheti to the rugged allure of Svaneti, our journey celebrates the seamless blend of tradition and nature.
This tour is designed for those enchanted by cultural richness, natural beauty, and culinary excellence, offering a deep dive into Georgian traditions, scenic wonders, and the hospitality of its people.
Our expedition’s flexible approach allows us to adapt to new opportunities and conditions. We offer a range of activities from easy to moderate, tailored to your preference. Participants should be fit for activities such as walks, treks, and visits to cultural sites, with options for more strenuous hikes. Our trips are suitable for families.
ACCOMMODATION: Our tours feature the finest accommodations in each destination, from charming boutique hotels to cosy lodges, as well as family run guesthouses hosted by local hosts. This ensures a comfortable stay with authentic cuisine and meaningful cultural immersion. We carefully choose each location for its alignment with our itinerary and the activities planned, prioritising comfort, local experience, and opportunities for spending time with local people for authentic experiences.
TRANSPORTATION: All transportation for your tour is meticulously planned according to the itinerary. For personal explorations beyond the scheduled activities, your Expedition Leader is ready to suggest the best transportation choices, ensuring your travel within the tour is seamless and tailored to your interests.
Prices are per person, based on double occupancy and do not include international airfare to/from your destination. All prices and fares are quoted in British pounds (GBP) and are subject to change. Please refer to the terms and conditions of this trip for further details.
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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
Our aim is to stay committed to responsible travel in Asia
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Itineraries include experiences that preserve Asia’s cultural and natural heritage
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