Tbilisi
Tbilisi
Tbilisi
Ananuri
Kazbegi
Gudauri
Signagi
Bodbe monastery
Telavi
Signagi
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5 days and 4 nights. Hotel and group tours "Everything about Georgia.

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Tbilisi, Georgia
Walking Tours
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About this activity

This five-day guided group tour covers Georgia's essential cultural and natural landmarks, from Tbilisi's vibrant streets to mountain monasteries and ancient wine regions. You'll experience UNESCO sites, dramatic Caucasus scenery, and centuries-old traditions—all with accommodation and organized transport included.

Group excursion tours
5-day tour "All about Georgia Tbilisi Standard 3 *
Everything about Georgia
5 days 4 nights
Tbilisi - Mtskheta - Jvari - Kakheti - Telavi - Signagi - Ananuri - Gudauri - Kazbegi - Gori - Uplistsikhe - Tbilisi.

Highlights

  • UNESCO-listed Mtskheta cathedral complex and Jvari monastery perched above the Mtkvari River
  • Kakheti wine region: vineyards, traditional supra feasts, and ancient winemaking techniques
  • Kazbegi's Gergeti Trinity Church against snow-capped Caucasus peaks
  • Gori's Stalin Museum and nearby Uplistsikhe cave city carved into rock
  • Sighnaghi's romantic hilltop fortress town overlooking the Alazani Valley
  • Walking tours through Tbilisi's Old Town, sulfur baths, and modern neighborhoods

Insider tips

  • Book wine tastings in advance during harvest season (September–October) when wineries are busiest; shoulder months offer smaller crowds and lower prices
  • Wear comfortable walking shoes—itineraries include steep climbs to monasteries and uneven cobblestone streets in historic towns
  • Learn a few Georgian phrases; guides appreciate effort, and locals respond warmly to visitors attempting the language
  • Pack layers: mountain areas (Kazbegi, Gudauri) are significantly cooler than Tbilisi, even in summer

Good to know

  • Accommodation included in a 3-star hotel; specific property varies by booking date
  • Group size and composition vary; typical groups range from 8–20 people
  • Internal travel via coach with provided transport; walking distances on daily itineraries average 5–8 km but vary by site
  • Meals not included except where noted (some tours include traditional feasts); budget EUR 15–25 daily for meals
  • No specific accessibility information provided; contact supplier regarding mobility requirements before booking

Who it's for

First-time visitors to the Caucasus seeking a comprehensive cultural overviewWine enthusiasts exploring Georgian viticulture and traditional winemakingPhotography and history lovers interested in ancient sites and dramatic landscapesSolo travellers and small groups preferring guided experiences with built-in social connection

Best time to visit

Visit May–June or September–October for mild weather, clear mountain views, and optimal hiking conditions. July–August is warmest but crowded; winter (December–February) offers fewer tourists but cold temperatures and occasional snow in higher elevations.

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