Georgia
Private
10 days from £5,965
Private Tour
Tbilisi to Tbilisi – 10 Days
The Georgia Culture Explorer is an exquisite private tour showcasing Georgia’s cultural, historical, culinary and scenic splendours, delivered with the country’s legendary hospitality. Begin in Tbilisi, the vibrant riverside capital where ancient heritage and modern life sit side by side. Explore the atmospheric Old Town, ride up to Narikala Fortress for panoramic views, and unwind in the Abanotubani sulphur baths. Along the way, visit significant churches and cultural landmarks, and stroll Rustaveli Avenue, framed by elegant historic buildings and museums that bring Georgian identity to life.
A key highlight is Georgia’s celebrated wine heritage, with private tastings in the Kakheti wine region, home to indigenous grape varieties and traditional qvevri winemaking. The itinerary also includes dramatic rock-cut cities and UNESCO World Heritage sites that reveal Georgia’s ancient past, alongside memorable Georgian cuisine throughout. The journey culminates in Kazbegi National Park, where Stepantsminda, alpine valleys and the Caucasus Mountains provide breathtaking scenery and a powerful sense of place.
TBILISI OLD TOWN & CULTURAL LANDMARKS: Wander Tbilisi’s colourful Old Town on a guided cultural walking tour, visiting Narikala Fortress, Abanotubani sulphur bathhouses, and historic churches. Enjoy easy walks through cobbled lanes and balcony-lined streets, then stroll Rustaveli Avenue and browse vibrant markets. With its mix of ancient architecture and modern design, Tbilisi offers an engaging introduction to Georgian history, cuisine, and warm hospitality.
KAKHETI WINE REGION & SCENIC SIGHNAGHI: Discover Kakheti’s vineyards and taste wines made in traditional qvevri, learning about Georgia’s ancient winemaking methods and indigenous grape varieties. Visit Sighnaghi, the “City of Love,” for panoramic views across the Alazani Valley. Explore aristocratic estates, historic monasteries, and family wineries, with private tastings that showcase Georgia’s distinctive viticultural heritage.
BATUMI’S BLACK SEA CHARM & ADJARIAN CUISINE: Experience Batumi’s Black Sea atmosphere, combining seaside leisure with cultural heritage. Stroll the palm-lined boulevard, visit the botanical garden, and explore nearby historic fortresses. Taste Adjarian specialities and learn how this coastal city blends architecture, history, and modern energy with a relaxed seafront rhythm.
KAZBEGI MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPES & GERGETI CHURCH: Travel the Georgian Military Highway into Kazbegi National Park, stopping at scenic viewpoints and the Ananuri fortress. Marvel at Gergeti Trinity Church set against the towering Caucasus peaks. This dramatic mountain region delivers spectacular scenery, with deep links to Georgia’s religious traditions, highland culture, and centuries-old mountain communities.
The difference with the Asian Geographical is, that each of our holidays is designed with extreme precision of a mountaineering expedition.
This Georgia Culture Explorer is a premium private tour showcasing Georgia’s cultural richness, historical depth, renowned winemaking tradition and dramatic landscapes, from Tbilisi’s vibrant streets to the serenity of Kazbegi National Park. Travel is by private vehicle throughout, ensuring comfort, flexibility and a smooth pace between regions. The itinerary includes free time for personal exploration and relaxation, and can be adapted into a shorter, week-long experience for travellers seeking an immersive introduction to Georgia.
Guests arriving on morning flights will receive a morning transfer from Tbilisi Airport to the hotel. Direct flights from the UK, including from London Luton, are available for travellers joining the tour. Arrive in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, where you will be met and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure to relax or begin exploring the city. Take a gentle walk, soak up the local atmosphere, and get ready for your Georgian adventure.
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.
Delve into the history and culture of Tbilisi on a private tour. Enjoy a guided walking tour through the Old Town’s colourful streets, visit Narikala Fortress for panoramic views (by cable car), and see the Mother of Georgia statue. Explore the historic Abanotubani district, famous for its sulphur baths. Discover key religious sites including Sioni Cathedral and the Great Synagogue. Stroll through Freedom Square and along Rustaveli Avenue, then visit the Georgian National Museum. Admire contemporary landmarks such as the Bridge of Peace. End the day at a local food market, followed by dinner at a local restaurant, with the option to dine at one of Tbilisi’s top restaurants.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Travel to the Kakheti wine region, the heart of Georgian viticulture, and discover ancient winemaking traditions, including qvevri used to ferment and age wine. In the vineyard-covered hills, enjoy tastings of indigenous varieties such as Saperavi and Rkatsiteli. Afterwards, share lunch with a local family for a genuine experience of Georgian hospitality, or dine at a traditional venue featuring regional cuisine. Continue to Sighnaghi, set above the Alazani Valley with views towards the Caucasus Mountains and links to King Erekle II. Visit Tsinandali Estate for a guided tour and wine tasting. Optionally travel via Gombori Pass, adding Davit Gareja and Alaverdi Monastery.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Radisson Collection Tsinandali
Travel to Mtskheta, Georgia’s ancient capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit Jvari Monastery, perched above the confluence of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers, then explore the 11th-century Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, a centrepiece of the Georgian Orthodox Church. Continue to Uplistsikhe, an extraordinary cave town on the ancient Silk Road, with rock-cut streets, chambers and residences. Walk through its labyrinthine passages, shaped by centuries of cultural exchange. Optionally, stop in Gori, birthplace of Joseph Stalin, to visit the Stalin Museum and Gori Fortress. Later, continue to the spa town of Borjomi, or to Bakuriani for an overnight at the Mount Kokhta mountain resort.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Crowne Plaza Borjomi
In Borjomi, known for its mineral springs, explore Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, celebrated for forested trails, high mountains and wide scenery. If staying in Bakuriani, enjoy the peaceful mountain setting with options for gentle hikes and outdoor activities, weather permitting. Continue on a private excursion to Vardzia, an extraordinary medieval cave city carved into the cliffs. Explore its rock-cut chambers, stairways and tunnels, and learn about its links to Queen Tamar. Optional stops include Khertvisi Fortress, the restored Rabati Castle in Akhaltsikhe, the ruins of Tmogvi Fortress, the troglodyte village of Vanis Kvabebi, and high-altitude Paravani Lake.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Depart for Batumi, an ancient Black Sea port and the capital of Adjara. Enjoy a private city tour, combining elegant 19th-century architecture with Batumi’s striking modern skyline. Browse local markets, stroll the palm-lined Batumi Boulevard, and visit the Batumi Botanical Garden for coastal views. Continue to Gonio-Apsaros Fortress to explore the region’s Roman-era heritage. The day also includes an introduction to Adjarian cuisine, with time to sample local specialities and learn how food traditions reflect Batumi’s cultural mix.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Le Meridien Batumi
Continue exploring Batumi and its surroundings at a relaxed pace. Spend time on the Black Sea beaches, revisit favourite neighbourhoods, or discover hidden cafés, galleries and local markets. Free time allows independent exploration, while optional day trips take you into the greener countryside. You may choose a gentle walk in the hills above Batumi, visiting small mountain villages for scenic views and local life, or visit nearby vineyards to taste regional wines and learn about coastal winemaking traditions.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Travel back to Tbilisi by private vehicle, stopping en route at Chateau Mukhrani, a renowned estate centred on a 19th-century palace. Enjoy a guided visit, learn about the estate’s history and winemaking, then sample a selection of wines that express the region’s terroir. Continue to Tbilisi and settle back into your hotel. In the evening, enjoy dinner at a local venue to savour traditional Georgian cuisine, with the rest of the night at leisure for a final stroll or relaxed drink.
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 along the Georgian Military Highway into the high Caucasus, stopping at the Ananuri castle complex and the Gudauri Viewpoint for wide mountain panoramas. Continue to Stepantsminda in Kazbegi National Park and admire the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church, dramatically set against Mount Kazbek and surrounding peaks. Enjoy time for short walks and viewpoints, breathing in the alpine air and taking in Georgia’s most spectacular mountain scenery before returning to Tbilisi.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast in Tbilisi, with time for last-minute sightseeing or shopping for souvenirs. Take a final walk through the city centre or pick up local treats to bring home. At the agreed time, your driver provides a private transfer to Tbilisi International Airport for your departure flight, bringing your Georgia Culture Explorer to a close with lasting memories of wine country, heritage cities, the Black Sea coast and the Caucasus Mountains.
Meals Included: Breakfast
The Georgia Wine & Culture Explorer was inspired by a deep admiration for Georgia’s landscapes, heritage and the distinctive experiences found across its regions. Our aim was to create an immersive journey that balances cultural discovery with relaxed pacing, shaped by Georgian hospitality and a strong sense of local identity.
We were drawn to the architectural splendour of Tbilisi and Batumi, and wanted to showcase Georgia’s renowned winemaking tradition through private vineyard visits and tastings in Kakheti. Georgia’s historic role as a crossroads on the Silk Road between Europe and Central Asia is reflected in its layered culture, cuisine and traditions.
To complete the picture, we included Kazbegi National Park, where the Caucasus Mountains deliver unforgettable scenery and a powerful connection to Georgia’s wild nature. The result is a tour that weaves together ancient tradition, fine wine, dramatic landscapes and vibrant city life into one coherent, premium experience.
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 Culture Explorer
Tour reference: GEO104/2026
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 Culture Explorer
Tour reference: GEO104/2027
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
Our aim is to stay committed to responsible travel in Asia
We partner with eco-conscious providers
Itineraries include experiences that preserve Asia’s cultural and natural heritage
Travel with complete confidence under full ATOL protection
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