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Tbilisi Unveiled: 7 Days of Georgian Magic

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Tbilisi, Georgia
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About this activity

Spend 7 immersive days in Tbilisi, Georgia's vibrant capital, with 6 nights in a highly-rated 4-star hotel and daily guided excursions to UNESCO-recognised wine regions, mountain monasteries, and ancient cave settlements. This itinerary blends structured day trips—covering everything from the Georgian Military Road to Kakheti's legendary qvevri vineyards—with free evenings to discover the city's underground culture and modern neighbourhoods at your own pace.

Stay 6 nights in Tbilisi to explore one of the oldest cities in the world. You will live in a 4 star hotel with an excellent booking reviews and location and visit all main tourist attractions and hidden gems of Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Gori and Kakheti. During a day you will enjoy organized day trips while in the evening you can explore the city on your own. Day 1, airport transfer. Day 2, Tbilisi city tour. Day 3, tour to Kazbegi. Day 4, tour to Uplistsikhe. Day 5, tour to Sighnaghi. Day 6, Kakheti wine tour. Day 7, airport transfer. During day 1, you will visit all main sites of Tbilisi. During day 2, you will explore all must-see attractions and hidden gems of Georgian Military Road. During day 3, you will explore 8000 years old Georgian Qvevri winemaking method recognized by UNESCO. During day 4, you will explore cave town of God and Joseph Stalin museum. During day 5, you will visit Davit Gareja cave complex and town Sighnaghi. Tour includes lunches to taste traditional Georgian dishes.

Highlights

  • UNESCO-inscribed qvevri winemaking traditions in Kakheti with tastings
  • Kazbegi mountain monasteries and Georgian Military Road scenic drive
  • Uplistsikhe cave town (8,000+ years old) and Stalin Museum in Gori
  • Davit Gareja cliffside cave complex straddling Georgia-Azerbaijan border
  • Sighnaghi romantic fortress town overlooking Alazani Valley
  • Daily lunches featuring authentic Georgian cuisine (khachapuri, khinkali, wine)

Insider tips

  • Book a window seat on the Kazbegi drive; the Military Road's switchbacks and gorge views rival any Alpine route.
  • Visit wine cellars in Kakheti in late afternoon when golden light filters through the vines—perfect for photos and less crowded tastings.
  • Explore Tbilisi's Vake and Saburtalo districts at night; local wine bars and street food vendors offer far better value than Old Town tourist traps.
  • Bring cash (GEL) to rural stops and smaller wineries; many don't accept cards.

Good to know

  • Airport transfers on Days 1 and 7 are included; confirm pick-up times with supplier 24 hours before arrival.
  • Lunches included daily; dinners and breakfasts outside the hotel are on your own (budget 20–40 GEL per meal in Tbilisi).
  • Wear comfortable walking shoes; Uplistsikhe involves steep stone stairs and uneven terrain. Days are moderate-to-active.
  • Mobile coverage is excellent; download offline maps of Tbilisi before arrival.
  • Winter (Dec–Feb) can see snow in Kazbegi; summer (Jul–Aug) is very hot. Spring (Apr–May) and autumn (Sept–Oct) are ideal.

Who it's for

Wine enthusiasts keen to explore UNESCO qvevri methods and taste organic Georgian vintagesCultural historians interested in ancient cave settlements, Byzantine monasteries, and Soviet-era sitesActive travellers comfortable with daily minivan journeys and moderate hikingFood lovers seeking authentic Caucasian cuisine and culinary immersion

Best time to visit

Visit April–May or September–October for mild weather, wildflower blooms, and grape harvest festivals. Avoid January–February (mountain roads can be treacherous) and July–August (extreme heat in lowlands, peak tourist crowds).

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