Georgia Tours in August 2026

Thanks to Lasha, our brilliant guide for taking us safely through the delights of the Transcaucasus trail and to Joseph our lovely driver. I think we were blessed to be there in July, the weather was great and we were absolutely blown away by the stunning wild flower show on the hillsides on the days leading up to Ushguli. The guest houses were welcoming and cosy and had everything needed. There was only one long drive on the return to Tbilisi which wasn’t bad as we stopped for a tasty lunch. On the way out the journey was broken up by several interesting cultural visits. The Svetitskhoveli Cathedral is stunning. I wish I’d booked an extra day at the beginning of the trip to enjoy Tbilisi, it looks well worth the extra time.

It was a very good trip and liked it a lot. Georgia was very special experience for me and Armenia was good as well but both in their own way. In Georgia you feel yourself in Europe Armenia is still like soviet union but still very beautiful. People in both countries are amazing, very friendly and their hospitality will leave you speechless.

An excellent 2 week trip taking in two very different countries both of which have a long history and are extremely proud of their magnificent cultural heritage. Both Armenia and Georgia also boast wonderful scenery and it is very interesting to witness how they have developed in the post Communist era.

This is an very good tour if you are fascinated by ancient churches and monasteries. You will see many on this tour. Although some are situated in amazing locations there are far too many to remember them all. I felt that the tour could benefit for a little variation in itinerary. The food and wine were excellent as were the very friendly people and our superb tour guides. All of which made this a very memorable trip to what is an interesting and relatively undiscovered part of the world for western tourists.