

About this activity
Explore Georgia's western heartland over 8 immersive days, combining the wine-rich valleys of Imereti with the dramatic mountain landscapes of Racha. This private tour delivers authentic cultural encounters, ancient monasteries, local cuisine, and pristine nature away from tourist crowds.
8 Days/7 Nights Imereti and Racha Region Private Tour Package in Georgia offers visiting two great regions of Georgia with breathtaking nature, hospitable people, unique culture and delicious food.
Highlights
- ✓Visit UNESCO-listed monasteries and historic churches across two distinctive regions
- ✓Wine tasting and cellar tours in Georgia's premier viticulture zones
- ✓Trek through Racha's alpine meadows and gorges with panoramic Caucasus views
- ✓Stay with local families and experience Georgian hospitality firsthand
- ✓Sample traditional supra feasts and home-cooked regional specialties
- ✓Explore remote villages untouched by mass tourism
Insider tips
- ★Book during September–October for perfect weather, fewer tourists, and fresh wine harvest activity in Imereti
- ★Request vegetarian/vegan options in advance; while Georgian cuisine is meat-heavy, hosts can accommodate with notice
- ★Bring layers: mountain weather in Racha shifts rapidly even in summer; afternoons can turn cool quickly
- ★Learn basic Georgian toasts; locals deeply appreciate visitors' effort and it enriches supra dining experiences
Good to know
- •Private tour format—group size and itinerary flexible; confirm final schedule with operator upon booking
- •8 days/7 nights; accommodation mixes guesthouses and family-run lodges (comfort level varies; clarify expectations)
- •Mountain roads unpaved in places; not ideal for those with severe mobility constraints; consult operator if needed
- •Includes meals and activities as standard; confirm what's covered (transport, guides, entrance fees, meals) before travel
- •Meet in Tbilisi; private transport throughout; no public transit coordination required
Who it's for
Best time to visit
September through October offers ideal conditions: mild temperatures, clear skies for trekking, and the wine harvest season adds cultural richness. Late spring (May–June) is also excellent for alpine wildflowers and fewer crowds, though some high-altitude routes may still have snow.







