Tbilisi Tours in Fall

Great trip covering little known Armenia which is a lovely country along with the better known Georgia. Saw a large range of sites from churches and monasteries to the Black Sea coast and wonderful mountain scenery. Great guides, excellent food and wines. Go before these countries get on the tourist map,

The Georgian adventures trip was a wonderful introduction to Georgia and the way of living. Not to forget the beautiful landscape and exhiting cities. The trip was a good mix of urban and rural areas, with enough time to get the feel of every place. Well run, and not a dull moment. The group since was perfect, and the different ways of travel a good way to see the beauty of the country.

This was a great trip and a good chance to see what both Armenia and Georgia have to offer as well as learning a lot about both countries on the way. Both our guides were excellent and knowledgable, the accommodation was very good. Lots of churches and monasteries and wine tasting but we travelled all over and I really felt I’d seen the best of the two countries.

Wonderful trip seeing all the highlights of these interesting countries. Travel times were usually not too long, food was wonderful, accommodation always central, tour guides fantastic. Busy itinerary but not exhausting and fine for older participants like myself who love exploring but don’t want to walk miles.

Brilliant tour leaders . Hotels in Georgia not so good towards the end of the holiday likewise with the food at these hotels. Itinerary very good but would have liked more time in Armenia.

My trip in mid September delivered all I hoped for, and more. Our guide was fantastic, giving detail on all we were to see + knowledgeable background info about the country and its people. Mini bus comfortable and safe. I will treasure memories of the families whose houses we visited for demonstrations of how to make Georgian specialities and the lunches we then had with them in their gardens or homes. Visiting the wine makers was particularly interesting, having learned from our guide about how to drink wine (and chacha) like a Georgian! The hotels varied in quality but all were good and welcoming. A wonderful experience and a well thought out itinerary. Monasteries, churches, Stalin's birthplace and a breathtaking trip into the awesome Caucasus mountains. The whole experience made me wish to return. I plan to do just that!