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Highlights
Tbilisi - Explore Narikala Fortress, the sulphur baths of Abanotubani and the historic Old Town, including Sioni Cathedral and the Rezo Gabriadze Clock Tower
Telavi - Experience Kakheti’s heritage at Alaverdi Cathedral and the Tsinandali estate of Prince Alexander Chavchavadze, with time at the lively local market
Sighnaghi - Discover the hilltop town’s cobbled streets and Alazani Valley views, after visiting Kvareli Wine Cave and Bodbe Monastery
Kazbegi - Ascend by 4WD to Gergeti Trinity Church, dramatically set beneath Mount Kazbegi along the scenic Georgian Military Highway
Mtskheta - Visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and hilltop Jvari Monastery in Georgia’s ancient former capital
Gori - Learn about Soviet history at the Joseph Stalin Museum, including the house where he was born
Kutaisi - Wander past the Colchis Fountain and White Bridge, tour Bagrati Cathedral and enter Prometheus Cave with its underground river
Gori - Learn about Soviet history at the Joseph Stalin Museum, including the house where he was born
Kutaisi - Wander past the Colchis Fountain and White Bridge, tour Bagrati Cathedral and enter Prometheus Cave with its underground river
What's Included
Accommodation
7 nights in 4 star hotels
Meals
7 breakfasts
Transport
Transportation in private air-conditioned vehicles
Others
Services of English-speaking local guides for included sightseeing and activities0, 5L of water per person per day
Discover the highlights of Georgia on this 8-day tour that starts and ends in Tbilisi, taking in the country's rich history, culture and striking landscapes. Explore the capital’s Old Town, then head to the Kakheti wine region to visit Telavi, Alaverdi and Sighnaghi. Journey along the Georgian Military Highway to Ananuri, Gudauri and Stepantsminda (aka Kazbegi) for sweeping Caucasus views. Step back in time in Mtskheta and Gori, then continue to Kutaisi to see Bagrati Cathedral and the striking Prometheus Cave.
day 1Arrival in Georgia
Once you have arrived in Tbilisi International Airport, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day will be at your leisure to relax or explore Tbilisi.
OverNight
Tbilisi
day 2Discovering Tbilisi
day 3Telavi and the Heritage of Kakheti
day 4Kakheti Wine Heritage & Sighnaghi
day 5Georgian Military Highway & Kazbegi
day 6Mtskheta, Gori & Arrival in Kutaisi
day 7Kutaisi Highlights & Return to Tbilisi
day 8Departure from Tbilisi
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