Experience the Best of Georgia with Our 6-Day Travel Package

Touch down in Tbilisi, where East meets West in a symphony of cultures. After clearing customs, meet your guide and transfer to your hotel. Settle in, then enjoy free time to unwind—perhaps with a glass of Georgian amber wine or a stroll along the Mtkvari River. Let the city’s eclectic energy welcome you.

Start in Old Tbilisi, where cobblestone streets whisper legends. Ride the cable car to Narikala Fortress for panoramic views, then descend past the Mother of Kartli statue to the hidden Leghvtakhevi Waterfall.   Later, journey to Mtskheta, Georgia’s spiritual heart. Stand in awe at Jvari Monastery, perched above the river confluence, and explore Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, said to hold Christ’s robe. Cap the day at Mtatsminda Park, where twinkling city lights rival the stars.

Venture into the Caucasus Mountains along the Georgian Military Highway. Stop at Ananuri Fortress, a 17th-century gem by the turquoise Jinvali Reservoir. Snap photos at the Gudauri Viewpoint, then ascend to Kazbegi. Swap to a 4x4 for the climb to Gergeti Trinity Church, clinging to a peak at 2,170m. Beneath Mount Kazbek, feel the weight of myth—this was Prometheus’ prison in Greek lore.

Traverse west to Batumi, stopping in Kutaisi, Georgia’s medieval capital. Visit Bagrati Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site rebuilt with original stones. Then, descend into Prometheus Cave, a subterranean wonderland of stalactites and underground rivers. Arrive in Batumi by evening, where the Black Sea breeze carries whispers of ancient Colchis (home of the Golden Fleece).

Explore Batumi’s quirky charm: Pose by the Ali & Nino statue (a love story in motion), marvel at Piazza Square’s Venetian mosaics, and stroll the palm-lined boulevard. Dip your toes in the Black Sea before returning to Tbilisi, where the Soviet-meets-Art Nouveau architecture tells tales of reinvention.

Savor a final khachapuri (cheese-filled bread) breakfast before your transfer. As you fly home, the echoes of polyphonic songs, the scent of churchkhela (walnut candy), and the warmth of Georgian hospitality will linger like a toast at a supra (feast).