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Georgia remains one of Europe’s best-kept secrets—a destination brimming with ancient monasteries, dramatic mountains, and a wine tradition dating back millennia. 'A Week in Georgia' is tailored for seniors who crave moderate adventure, blending cultural sightseeing with breathtaking natural encounters over nine days.
Journey from Tbilisi to Vardzia, Kazbegi, and Telavi, marveling at cave towns, centuries-old churches, and the majestic Caucasus peaks. Experience warm hospitality, savor authentic cuisine, and delve into the country’s fascinating history and traditions.
The unique selling point? This tour’s off-the-beaten-path spirit guarantees a rich, immersive experience—perfect for travelers who seek culture, scenery, and genuine connections in a still-undiscovered corner of the world.
9 days
Venture into the heart of Georgia, from Tbilisi’s cobbled streets to the remote heights of the Caucasus, on this 11-day guided city sightseeing tour. Experience the full spectrum of Georgia’s wonders—wander through Tbilisi’s historic quarters, sample fresh produce at Kutaisi’s lively markets, and enjoy the famed hospitality that makes this country unforgettable.
The journey takes you deep into mountain villages like Mestia and Ushguli, where ancient Svan towers guard the landscape. Lace up for hikes through verdant forests and past the breathtaking Chaladi glacier. Along the way, learn the secrets of Georgian cheese-making and savor the country’s renowned wines. This tour package offers travelers the perfect mix of culture, nature, and culinary delights—an immersive adventure revealing Georgia’s unique character.
What truly sets this trip apart is its rare opportunity to connect with local life and traditions in villages rarely visited by outsiders, making for memories that last a lifetime.
9 days
Georgia’s rich history and vibrant flavors come alive on this eight-day sightseeing trip from Tbilisi to the Caucasus Mountains. Suited to inquisitive travelers ready for moderate activity, the tour uncovers cobbled streets, ancient fortresses, and mountain vistas, while placing local cuisine at the heart of the experience.
Sample Qvevri-made wines in the Kakheti Valley and take part in a hands-on cooking class, before dining with local families for a true taste of Georgian hospitality. Highlights include exploring the 16th-century Gremi fortress, visiting Mtskheta’s grand cathedral, and venturing into the dramatic Caucasus to see the iconic Holy Trinity Church of Gergeti. Each day merges sightseeing with culinary discovery, from cheese-laden khachapuri to family feasts.
The trip’s standout feature is its blend of cultural immersion and gastronomic adventure, making it a must for travelers seeking a deeper connection with Georgia’s heritage and flavors.
8 days
Head off the beaten path on this trekking tour through Georgia's breathtaking Svaneti region. Situated amongst the peaks and gorges of the snow-capped Caucasus Mountain, the Svaneti region has its own unique history and culture. Soak in stunning views of wildflower meadows, waterfalls and ancient settlements on daily hikes and stay with the proud Svantian people in remote villages.
Hike the Caucasus - Trek to the foot of Mount Ushba, the summit of Mount Guro and the Shkhara Glacier.
Visit Ushguli - Step back in time in this remote UNESCO-listed village, looked over by medieval watchtowers.
Get a taste of Georgia - Enjoy hearty, home-cooked local dishes alongside delicious regional wines.
9 days
Georgia’s raw beauty and ancient traditions come alive on the "Best of Georgia" 10-day local culture trip, tailored for young adults eager to discover one of Europe’s rising stars. Starting and ending in Tbilisi, this guided group journey explores Mestia, Kutaisi, Sno, and more. Expect spectacular glaciers, sky-high villages, and a warm welcome from some of the world’s friendliest locals.
A highlight is the exploration of Martvili Canyon and the breathtaking Svaneti region, known for its postcard-perfect scenery. This trip’s unique selling point lies in its blend of adventure, history, and authentic local encounters—ideal for those looking to dive into Georgia’s up-and-coming tourism scene.
10 days
Cycle through the crossroads of Europe and Asia on "Cycling in Georgia," a nine-day moderate bicycle tour that begins and ends in Tbilisi. This trip is crafted for those intrigued by ancient history, dramatic landscapes, and authentic culinary experiences. Pedal across valleys and gorges to explore Silk Road cave towns, centuries-old monasteries, and lush vineyards. Enjoy homecooked meals and learn about traditional qvevri winemaking firsthand from a Georgian craftsman. Accommodation, transport, and meals are all included. The unique selling point? Direct engagement with Georgian culture and history—making this cycling tour an enriching and flavorful journey through the Caucasus.
9 days
Adventure into the scenic, mysterious and fascinating lands of Georgia. This 11-day guided group hike traces the second stage of the Transcaucasian Trail, immersing you in the wild beauty and rich traditions of Georgia’s Svaneti region.
Your journey begins in Georgia’s eclectic capital, Tbilisi, where Persian, Ottoman and Soviet influences collide with bold modern design, vibrant cafés and natural wine bars. Enjoy a guided exploration of the city’s historic heart and the comfort of your 4-star hotel, where you’ll return to unwind at the end of the trip.
Head west to explore UNESCO-listed cathedrals, the ancient cave town of Uplistsikhe, and a family-run winery where you’ll enjoy a home-cooked lunch and taste Georgia’s legendary qvevri wines. Walk the dramatic limestone cliffs of Okatse Canyon before heading into the rugged Greater Caucasus Mountains.
Over five days of hiking, follow remote trails through glacier-fed valleys, alpine meadows and traditional Svan villages. Stay in characterful guesthouses and experience Georgia’s warm hospitality. Climb to scenic passes with breathtaking views of the country’s highest peaks, explore Ushguli, the highest permanently inhabited village in Europe, and reach the spectacular Shkhara Glacier.
With all meals included, you’ll enjoy plentiful Georgian fare even on the trail, from fresh vegetables and local cheeses to generous picnic spreads that reflect the country’s rich culinary traditions. Whether taken on its own or as part of the full Transcaucasian Trail Hike, this is a rewarding and culturally rich trek through one of Europe’s most awe-inspiring mountain regions.
11 days
Georgia Uncovered is a feast for the senses and the soul—a seven-day journey through Tbilisi and beyond that reveals the heart of the Caucasus to experienced travelers. With an easy pace, this tour package combines the intrigue of ancient fortresses and churches with the warmth of local hospitality.
Stroll through lively cities and historic halls, then marvel at Georgia’s rugged rock formations, gushing waterfalls, and sweeping river gorges. Savor regional flavors with a hands-on cooking class, and raise a glass of wine crafted from centuries-old vines. Along the way, you’ll connect with locals, share stories, and experience firsthand the traditions that have shaped Georgian life.
The unique selling point? This trip offers not just sightseeing but true immersion—learn to fold khinkali dumplings, sample wines in the cradle of viticulture, and walk the landscapes that inspired legend. For those seeking authentic cultural encounters wrapped in natural beauty, Georgia Uncovered is the perfect tour package.
7 days
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.
8 days
Journey through Georgia on this 6-day tour, starting and ending in Tbilisi. Wander the capital’s Old Town, taking in its cobbled streets, sulphur baths and the hilltop Narikala Fortress, before strolling along grand Rustaveli Avenue. Visit the ancient capital of Mtskheta and the extraordinary cave town of Uplistsikhe, then travel the dramatic Georgian Military Highway to Kazbegi and the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church beneath Mount Kazbegi. In the Kakheti region, stroll through charming Sighnaghi, visit Bodbe Monastery and round off your trip with a traditional Georgian wine tasting.
6 days
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Venture into the heart of Georgia, from Tbilisi’s cobbled streets to the remote heights of the Caucasus, on this 11-day guided city sightseeing tour. Experience the full spectrum of Georgia’s wonders—wander through Tbilisi’s historic quarters, sample fresh produce at Kutaisi’s lively markets, and enjoy the famed hospitality that makes this country unforgettable.
The journey takes you deep into mountain villages like Mestia and Ushguli, where ancient Svan towers guard the landscape. Lace up for hikes through verdant forests and past the breathtaking Chaladi glacier. Along the way, learn the secrets of Georgian cheese-making and savor the country’s renowned wines. This tour package offers travelers the perfect mix of culture, nature, and culinary delights—an immersive adventure revealing Georgia’s unique character.
What truly sets this trip apart is its rare opportunity to connect with local life and traditions in villages rarely visited by outsiders, making for memories that last a lifetime.
9 days
Georgia remains one of Europe’s best-kept secrets—a destination brimming with ancient monasteries, dramatic mountains, and a wine tradition dating back millennia. 'A Week in Georgia' is tailored for seniors who crave moderate adventure, blending cultural sightseeing with breathtaking natural encounters over nine days.
Journey from Tbilisi to Vardzia, Kazbegi, and Telavi, marveling at cave towns, centuries-old churches, and the majestic Caucasus peaks. Experience warm hospitality, savor authentic cuisine, and delve into the country’s fascinating history and traditions.
The unique selling point? This tour’s off-the-beaten-path spirit guarantees a rich, immersive experience—perfect for travelers who seek culture, scenery, and genuine connections in a still-undiscovered corner of the world.
9 days
Georgia’s rich history and vibrant flavors come alive on this eight-day sightseeing trip from Tbilisi to the Caucasus Mountains. Suited to inquisitive travelers ready for moderate activity, the tour uncovers cobbled streets, ancient fortresses, and mountain vistas, while placing local cuisine at the heart of the experience.
Sample Qvevri-made wines in the Kakheti Valley and take part in a hands-on cooking class, before dining with local families for a true taste of Georgian hospitality. Highlights include exploring the 16th-century Gremi fortress, visiting Mtskheta’s grand cathedral, and venturing into the dramatic Caucasus to see the iconic Holy Trinity Church of Gergeti. Each day merges sightseeing with culinary discovery, from cheese-laden khachapuri to family feasts.
The trip’s standout feature is its blend of cultural immersion and gastronomic adventure, making it a must for travelers seeking a deeper connection with Georgia’s heritage and flavors.
8 days
Cycle through the crossroads of Europe and Asia on "Cycling in Georgia," a nine-day moderate bicycle tour that begins and ends in Tbilisi. This trip is crafted for those intrigued by ancient history, dramatic landscapes, and authentic culinary experiences. Pedal across valleys and gorges to explore Silk Road cave towns, centuries-old monasteries, and lush vineyards. Enjoy homecooked meals and learn about traditional qvevri winemaking firsthand from a Georgian craftsman. Accommodation, transport, and meals are all included. The unique selling point? Direct engagement with Georgian culture and history—making this cycling tour an enriching and flavorful journey through the Caucasus.
9 days
Head off the beaten path on this trekking tour through Georgia's breathtaking Svaneti region. Situated amongst the peaks and gorges of the snow-capped Caucasus Mountain, the Svaneti region has its own unique history and culture. Soak in stunning views of wildflower meadows, waterfalls and ancient settlements on daily hikes and stay with the proud Svantian people in remote villages.
Hike the Caucasus - Trek to the foot of Mount Ushba, the summit of Mount Guro and the Shkhara Glacier.
Visit Ushguli - Step back in time in this remote UNESCO-listed village, looked over by medieval watchtowers.
Get a taste of Georgia - Enjoy hearty, home-cooked local dishes alongside delicious regional wines.
9 days
Georgia Uncovered is a feast for the senses and the soul—a seven-day journey through Tbilisi and beyond that reveals the heart of the Caucasus to experienced travelers. With an easy pace, this tour package combines the intrigue of ancient fortresses and churches with the warmth of local hospitality.
Stroll through lively cities and historic halls, then marvel at Georgia’s rugged rock formations, gushing waterfalls, and sweeping river gorges. Savor regional flavors with a hands-on cooking class, and raise a glass of wine crafted from centuries-old vines. Along the way, you’ll connect with locals, share stories, and experience firsthand the traditions that have shaped Georgian life.
The unique selling point? This trip offers not just sightseeing but true immersion—learn to fold khinkali dumplings, sample wines in the cradle of viticulture, and walk the landscapes that inspired legend. For those seeking authentic cultural encounters wrapped in natural beauty, Georgia Uncovered is the perfect tour package.
7 days
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.
8 days
Journey through Georgia on this 6-day tour, starting and ending in Tbilisi. Wander the capital’s Old Town, taking in its cobbled streets, sulphur baths and the hilltop Narikala Fortress, before strolling along grand Rustaveli Avenue. Visit the ancient capital of Mtskheta and the extraordinary cave town of Uplistsikhe, then travel the dramatic Georgian Military Highway to Kazbegi and the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church beneath Mount Kazbegi. In the Kakheti region, stroll through charming Sighnaghi, visit Bodbe Monastery and round off your trip with a traditional Georgian wine tasting.
6 days
Journey through the Caucasus on this 9-day tour starting and ending in Tbilisi, uncovering the rich history and landscapes of Georgia and Armenia. Wander Tbilisi’s Old Town, visit the wine region of Kakheti, and cross into Armenia to see UNESCO-listed monasteries such as Haghpat and Geghard. Take in sweeping views of Mount Ararat at Khor Virap, delve into ancient cave settlements like Uplistsikhe, and admire landmarks from Yerevan to Mtskheta.
9 days
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Iris | Traveled in June
A fantastic trip with lots of experiences - tasting traditional home cooked food, wine tasting, churches, monasteries and wonderful views of the Caucasus. Our guide Tamar was exceptional. She was very knowledgeable, pleasant and with a great sense of humour. Would thoroughly recommend the trip,
Melissa | Traveled in May
Ana was an excellent explore leader, information given clearly, and she was very helpful and friendly. The trip was lovely, you will eat very well! I really enjoyed the cooking workshops in people's kitchen, it was a nice way to see how things were done in a traditional way. Accommodation was good, some lovely views. Our driver Beka was also fantastic, friendly and kept the bus spotless.
Elizabeth | Traveled in May
A fantastic trip - explored the food and area well. Ana is a fantastic guide and a credit to both companies. The trip went very smoothly and the itinerary was moved when necessary due to the unexpected snow! Would definitely recommend this trip and Georgia is a fantastic country to visit. Only downside is the number of stray dogs and cats - the ones in Tbilisi are ok - they ignore people but the others are in some ways too friendly and jump up you despite you trying your hardest to stay away from them - unfortunately one of our group did get scratched by a dog and Ana was fantastic in ensuring that they went to hospital and got the relevant injections but don't let this put you off the trip. You don't need much local currency as most places take cards - even some of the toilets! It is useful to have a small amount of currency and you can either take it out of an ATM or exchange currency on the first day. There was some travelling but it was all broken up and the accommodation was good.
Lisa | Traveled in December
Great itinerary with plenty of exposure to local food and wine. The hosted lunches were fantastic! Our guide Ana made this an incredible trip. She kept us informed, gave us history without over talking and always had coins for the WC. My fourth Explore trip, and each has been amazing.
Anonymous | Traveled in October
This was a great trip covering two countries with complex histories, fascinating cultures, contemporary geo-strategic issues, great people, terrific food and wine. The two guides, Armina (Armenia) and Zura (Georgia), were excellent both in terms of organisation, but importantly for me, in explaining the history and culture of their countries. I had a wonderful time and thoroughly enjoyed this holiday,
Anonymous | Traveled in October
This was a very full-on trip to two very interesting countries. Both guides were brilliant, their in-depth knowledge and willingness to answer all our myriad questions added considerably to my enjoyment of the trip. My only criticism is that in places the itinerary was a bit too full-on, meaning that some elements were a bit blink-and-you-miss-it. For example Lake Sevan was listed as a highlight of one day but we only caught a glimpse through the window as we drove past. Cutting a couple of elements would allow greater focus on the rest. Other than that, a brilliant trip!