Tours in Georgia

 

Your driver will meet you at Tbilisi International Airport and transport you to Tbilisi, Georgia's capital. You will go on a city tour today. Visit Tsminda Sameba, Georgia's tallest temple and the primary church of the Georgian Orthodox Church. Then you'll go to Metekhi's ancient area to view the Assumption Church, which sits on a lovely hill. The Rike Park and the contemporary Bridge of Peace are the next attractions to see. The cable car will transport you to the Narikala fortress, where you will be treated to breathtaking views of Tbilisi. After that, take a stroll around the Botanical Garden to see the beautiful waterfall. The sulfuric baths - a famous spa complex (XVII-XIX cc.) built on natural sulfur springs - may be seen along the route. Later on, you may visit the Sioni Cathedral and the lively Shardeni Boulevard, which is lined with cozy cafes and art galleries. It is one of the most well-known Old Town landmarks. You will spend the night at the hotel.

 

You'll leave early in the morning for Kakheti, a scenic region known for producing great Georgian wines. You'll visit Telavi, the region's heart, which is noted for its breathtaking scenery and superb wine. Then you'll go to Tsinandali estate, which belongs to the Chavchavadze family, a well-known Georgian dynasty. The estate is noted for its incredible green maze and cellars, which house a rare collection of Georgian and European wine. Then you'll embark on a Batonis Tsikhe Fortress adventure. In the Khareba winery, you will learn about local wines. The trip will conclude with a wine tasting and a master session on how to make Georgian national bread shoti. You will spend the night at the hotel.

 

You will drive to Signaghi in the morning. It's a modest town of love with an architectural design that's reminiscent of Italian quaint communities. After that, you'll go to Bodbe Monastery, where Georgia's enlightener, Saint Nino, is buried. In the area, there is a spring that emerges from the earth and is known as "Nino's water." People think that spring is amazing and that it may cure a variety of illnesses. The journey concludes with a visit to David Gareja, a rock-hewn monastery complex constructed by David (St. David Garejeli), one of the thirteen Assyrian fathers, in the sixth century. The cave systems that make up David Gareja are notable for their uniqueness and rarity all over the world. You will spend the night at the hotel.

 

This day begins with a visit to Ananuri, a medieval fortification on the Zhinvali reservoir's shore. It's a lovely architectural edifice that's in great shape. It was formerly an important defensive fortification that saw action in a number of battles. Continue your journey to Gudauri, a charming resort town perched at 3000 meters above sea level. This is a wonderful location for skiing, climbing, and active summer vacations. You'll arrive at a wonderful Stepantsminda village at the foot of spectacular Mount Kazbek after a brief halt at the Sour Waters of Vedza. An historic Gergeti Trinity Church, located 2170 meters above the village, attracts visitors owing to its history and spectacular setting. You'll be transported up the hill to the church to take in the views and spend some time learning about Gergeti history and treasures. You will spend the night at the hotel.

 

Today you will go to Mtskheta, the country's spiritual capital. The confluence of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers can be seen from here, and it's a spectacular sight. The beauty of these lakes will not disappoint anyone. After that, visit Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, Georgia's first and most important church (XI century). Excursions to the winery Chateau Mukhrani are a must-do if you want to learn about the traditions and secrets of Georgian winemaking while also hearing compelling anecdotes about the Georgian royal family. We will be taken on a tour of a magnificent castle and cellars, as well as beautiful gardens and vineyards. You will drive to Kutaisi after a great adventure. You will spend the night at the hotel.

 

In the morning, you'll go to Martvili Canyon, one of Georgia's most prominent canyons, to see the actual treasure of western Georgia. It's found in the Megrelia area. It has been flowing for millions of years, creating a canyon up to 40 meters deep and 2,400 meters long. Those who desire can take a boat cruise around the beautiful scenery. You may also go to Okatse Canyon, which is another natural wonder of Georgia. The area is known for Kinchkha, one of the country's highest waterfalls. The excursion continues to Prometheus Cave, which is located 20 kilometers west of Kutaisi in Georgia. The cave is not only the most popular of its sort, but it is also Georgia's biggest. It's known for its stalactite and stalagmite reliefs, as well as a variety of underground waterways. You'll make your way back to Kutaisi. You spend the night at the hotel.

 

You will tour historical and natural landmarks in Kutaisi and its vicinity in the morning. The UNESCO-listed Gelati Monastery is our first trip, as it is Georgia's most prized cultural relic and a living icon of the Golden Age. Facades of neatly hewn massive blocks, harmonious proportions, and blind arches for exterior embellishment distinguish it. The excursion continues to Motsameta Monastery, which is situated on a hill under the Tskhaltsitela-Red River. This is one of Georgia's most beautiful temples. It is a collection of monasteries situated on a cliff in a beautiful setting. You will drive to Borjomi when the trip is completed. It is a well-known spa town with restorative mineral springs. You will spend the night at the hotel.

 

After breakfast, you will go to Vardzia to learn about the region's varied cultural legacy. You will visit the monastery of St. Nino, which has a small dairy run by local nuns that is known for its different distinctive types of cheese. You proceed to Vardzia, a magnificent Golden Age cave complex, after shooting stunning shots in Khertvisi Fortress (X century) (XII-XIII centuries). The structure acted as a sanctuary for civilians in ancient times. Visit Rabati Castle, a historic fortress in Akhaltsikhe dating from the XIII century. Many antique castles, towers, and churches make up this magnificent complex. The cave settlement of Uplistsikhe will be visited on our journey to Tbilisi. This ancient cave settlement, cut into the volcanic rock of the Kvernaki mountain, is one of Georgia's most significant cultural sites. Then you'll return to Tbilisi via car. You will spend the night at the hotel.

 

In the morning you will be transferred to airport.