Two Glorious Weeks in Georgia

Explore Tbilisi With our Expert Guide

Discover Tbilisi on our walking tour, combining significant sights and hidden gems. Follow our guide through the narrow streets of Tbilisis Old Town and you will find out, what was the first job of Tbilisians, why Shardeni is called this way and who is the Tamada toastmaster. On the tour you are also welcome to visit an ancient bakery and an old wine cellar, where you can try Georgian wines.

Family-Style Private Georgian Cooking Class

Enjoy a real family lunch and learn the secrets of Lali, the proud mother of two sons and an enthusiastic cook. At her home in the historic, bohemian Sololaki neighborhood between the Old Town and Liberty Square, you'll join her in cooking a traditional meal, and after enjoying it, will get a neatly printed list of her recipes!

Tbilisi Private Food Tour

Eat like a local on our Food Walking tour of one of Tbilisi's most beautiful and authentic neighborhoods - Sololaki. The beauty of decaying grandeur blends perfectly with the modern flavors of new hip bars and the traditional tastes of old taverns and bakeries. 

Kartli Private Wine Tour

Enjoy an entertaining, educational, and delicious day break from the capital! You’ll start the tour at the area's famous pagan site, the cave town of Uplistsikhe. Inhabited for over 3,000 years, this place has long been known for its wine. Here you'll visit an ancient wine cellar next to the palace where the beloved Queen Tamar (still the most popular namesake for women) was crowned, in the 12th century. After the historical sightseeing, you'll move on to an active cellar outside of town. A freshly prepared lunch, paired with local wine will make you understand why the royal court chose this region as its main wine supplier for centuries! Once your stomach is satisfied, another winery awaits. After sampling a set of tender, floral organic wines, you'll definitely fall in love with the area. Your day will come to a memorable end as you watch the sunset from the Jvari Monastery. This serene hilltop view of the confluence of two rivers will stay in your memories for days to come!

Experience the Aerial Tramway

A cable car connects Rike Park on the left bank of the Mtkvari river with Narikala Fortress. Here you'll have fantastic 360-degree views of the city from the large windows of the car, plus an easy ride to the top of the hill. The ride only takes a couple of minutes. When you get out at the hill-top station turn right to the huge aluminium Kartlis Deda (Mother of Georgia) statue, or left to the Narikala Fortress.

Kazbegi Private Day Trip

You'll have the chance to explore Georgia’s portion of the Greater Caucasus Mountains on this private full-day Kazbegi. Visit the 16th-century Ananuri Fortress with a private guide, and enjoy amazing views over the Aragvi River from the turreted stone walls. Then you'll travel through the pretty resort of Gudauri to the Gergeti Trinity Church — nestled beneath the soaring summit of Mount Kazbek and widely considered the region’s top attraction. Capture fine countryside views on camera as you pass through the Dariali Gorge, and learn of the route’s importance for travellers across the Caucasus over the centuries. These mountains are some of the most dramatic in the country, and you'll enjoy seeing them.

Bathe with the Locals

The ancient Abanotubani District sits below the imposing fortress; the brick, domed rooftops of the baths bubble up like spring water. This is the most historic part of the city, as according to legend, it was the sulfur springs that enticed King Vakhtang Georgasali to settle the land and declare it the new capital city in the 5th century AD. There were once more than 60 bathhouses in Tbilisi where people could get squeaky clean or stay for a soak, letting the curative sulfur water ease their ailments. Fast-forward to today: there are five surviving bathhouses in Abanotubani where locals and travelers can experience a sulfur bath.

Sighnaghi Private City Tour

This fun tour will take you through Sighnaghi, the City of Love. Your guide will show you all of the most important sites, including the walls and towers, the wine museum, the Bodbe Monastery, and much more. It's the best way to see the city and to get an understanding of its history and culture in just 2 hours.

Wine Tasting at Pheasant's Tears Winery

Pheasant's Tears Winery is the perfect place to taste some Georgian wine and food! It's located in Sighnaghi, the "Town of Love,” and produces artisanal wines aged in Qvevri, according to ancient Georgian traditions. Pheasant’s tears was founded in 2007 by John Wurdeman, an American painter that moved to the Georgian town of Sighnaghi to follow his two passions — wine and art — and Georgian winemaker and farmer Gela Patalishvili. The name "Pheasant’s Tears" is connected to a Georgian tale in which only the very best wines are good enough to make a pheasant cry for joy.

Kutaisi Private City Tour

On this 3-hour walking tour with an expert local guide you'll explore the most interesting sites in Kutaisi's Old Town. Some of the highlights include Bagrati Cathedral, the city market, and the White Bridge. Your guide will pick you up from your accommodation and drop you off there at the end of the tour. There's no better way to get to know this city quickly. Wear comfortable shoes and don't forget your camera!

Kutaisi Surroundings Private Day Trip

Mestia Private Walking and Driving Tour

Get to know Mestia and its surroundings well on this tour. You'll visit a house museum to see how locals lived for centuries, then climb one of the town's famous towers for an excellent view, which will also help you get your bearings. You'll also visit the town's museum of history and ethnography, which has manuscripts from the 9th-18th centuries, unique icons, and other treasures from the surrounding area, some of which date back 2,300 years. The guide will then drive you to a charming place called Heshkili huts to enjoy the views of Mt. Ushba and the neighboring Caucasus Mountains.

Ushguli Village Day Trip

See the City from Above

Above the sprawling city, Argo Cable Car offers wide-open views of the rooftops, the sea, and the lush hills that surround the area. At 250 m (820 ft) above sea level, this sightseeing center provides visitors with unmatched views. Hop into a blue enclosed gondola with panoramic glass walls and head for a dramatic 2,586 m (8,484 ft) downhill ride. Snap photos of the mountains meeting the sea, featuring modern buildings and quaint neighborhoods in between. You can also grab a drink at the center before heading down. 

Batumi Private City Tour

Batumi City Tours will give you an opportunity to explore one of the oldest cities in Georgia. Our local expert guide will take you the beautiful narrow streets of Old Batumi and long pleasant boulevards and alleys near the coast. Along with the pleasant exploration of all important city sights, you will also get familiar with the history and traditions of Adjarian people.

White Sails, Black Sea

Enhance your stay with a refreshing yacht cruise! Sail along the marvelous beaches and relax on the sea. Your discovery cannot be complete without spending some time on the board of a yacht, speeding up and catching the sun. Your talented captain takes care of you meanwhile you have nothing else to do but enjoy the salty breeze of the Black Sea.

Mtirala National Park Private Tour

Mtirala National Park is a subtropical rain forest, with all the diversity that implies, from bears to eagles. This unforgettable tour will take you to undisturbed places in the midst of primeval nature. You'll follow a mountain river, with the chance to swim in a lake and shower under the Tsablnary waterfall. You'll find ancient homes, and feast with the locals, trying some of the famed food and wine of Adjara, the semi-autonomous region that has Batumi as its capital.