Georgia Tours in Spring
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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
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
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
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
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Most popular Georgia Spring Tours
Join one of these handpicked Georgia Spring tour packages, tailored to the season.
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.
Spring Departures
16 May, 12 Sept
Tour Type
Group Tour
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.
Spring Departures
20 May, 3 Jun
Tour Type
Group Tour
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.
Spring Departures
2 May, 16 May
Tour Type
Group Tour
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.
Spring Departures
9 May, 6 Jun
Tour Type
Group Tour
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.
Spring Departures
29 May, 5 Jun
Tour Type
Group Tour
7 days
Step into Georgia’s living history on a full-day private trip that links the ancient capital of Mtskheta with the vibrant city of Tbilisi. This thoughtfully designed tour offers an immersive sightseeing experience for travelers eager to uncover the intertwined stories of these two cultural gems.
Begin just west of Tbilisi, where the ancient town of Mtskheta awaits. Once the capital from the 4th century BC to the 5th century AD, Mtskheta is now celebrated for its two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the iconic Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and the hilltop Jvari Monastery. These masterworks of early Christian architecture are not only religious landmarks but also touchstones of Georgia’s rich artistic and spiritual heritage. Your guide will bring these centuries-old sites to life with fascinating insights and historical context.
Midway through the tour, pause to enjoy a traditional Georgian lunch, sampling local dishes that showcase the region’s renowned culinary culture. Afterward, return to Tbilisi for a captivating exploration of both its old and new districts. The city’s cosmopolitan character is palpable in its lively streets, where multi-ethnic traditions and a dynamic past merge seamlessly.
A highlight of your Tbilisi visit is the exhilarating cable car ride up to Narikhala Fortress. From its ancient ramparts, take in sweeping views of the city—a moment that perfectly encapsulates the blend of history and modern energy that defines Tbilisi today.
This tour package stands out for its seamless combination of two of Georgia’s most significant destinations, offering an in-depth look at the country’s religious and historical evolution. Perfect for travelers who crave a deeper understanding of Georgia’s past and present, this journey ensures that you experience both the grandeur of UNESCO-listed monuments and the lively spirit of contemporary Tbilisi—all in a single, memorable day.
Spring Departures
1 Mar, 2 Mar
Tour Type
Group Tour
1 day
Ready to discover Georgia’s vibrant capital through its most celebrated flavors? This Tbilisi wine tour invites you to taste a dazzling array of Georgian wines while soaking up the city’s rich culture and history. Set out for a day of exploration, where every sip introduces you to a tradition stretching back 7,000 years—making Georgia one of the world’s true cradles of winemaking.
The experience begins with a convenient pick-up from your hotel. Enjoy a blend of walking and driving through both the old and new districts of Tbilisi, taking in iconic landmarks along the way. Kick off your adventure with a cable car ride to Narikhala Fortress, where panoramic views set the stage for your day.
Descend into the heart of the old town and head to the Chateau Mukhrani wine studio. Here, you’ll engage in a guided wine-tasting, learning about the unique processes that shape Chateau wines. Continue your stroll through historic streets before pausing for lunch at a local restaurant, pairing traditional Georgian cuisine with thoughtfully selected wines.
The journey isn’t over yet. Your next stop is Schuchmann Winery, renowned for crafting unforgettable vintages. Savor a tasting session amid an ambiance that perfectly blends heritage and innovation. The day concludes with a leisurely visit to Mtatsminda Park, reached by funicular tramway, where you can enjoy a tranquil walk and reflect on your experiences before returning to your hotel in the evening.
What sets this sightseeing and wine tour apart is its seamless integration of cultural discovery and wine expertise, offering travelers the rare chance to experience Tbilisi’s urban energy alongside the deep-rooted traditions of Georgian winemaking. Perfect for curious visitors eager to indulge their senses, this tour delivers a memorable journey through taste, history, and scenery.
Spring Departures
1 Mar, 2 Mar
Tour Type
Group Tour
1 day
Discover the vibrant fusion of history and modern life on a half-day walking tour through Tbilisi. Founded atop hot springs, Georgia’s capital is a tapestry of diverse cultures, reflected in its atmospheric old town and dynamic new districts. Follow your guide through cobbled lanes, marvel at the towering Holy Trinity Cathedral, and ride a cable car to the ancient Narikhala Fortress for breathtaking city views.
This experience also features a stroll through the 17th-century Caravanserai and an insightful visit to the Tbilisi History Museum. Concluding at Rose Revolution Square, this trip is perfect for those eager to uncover Tbilisi’s layered history and architectural gems on foot. The tour’s standout feature: a blend of panoramic vistas, religious landmarks, and cultural discoveries—all in just a few hours.
Spring Departures
1 Mar, 2 Mar
Tour Type
Group Tour
1 day
Set out on a flavorful adventure through Georgia’s Kakheti wine region with this private organic wine tour. Perfect for travelers eager to savor authentic tastes and local traditions, this day trip from Tbilisi features visits to four distinctive wineries, each with its own story. Begin your journey with the taste of freshly baked shoti bread and local cheeses at a Georgian home bakery, then sample exceptional organic wines at Vellino and Okro Wines—both set against backdrops of breathtaking valleys and mountain vistas. Enjoy a sumptuous BBQ lunch at Mosmieri winery, renowned for its top-tier Georgian and European-style wines (not organic, but a delicious point of comparison). Cap off the day by learning about traditional qvevri winemaking and sampling exclusive white wines. With seamless hotel pickup and drop-off, this culinary tour’s highlight is its rare access to passionate winemakers and the heart of Georgia’s organic wine renaissance.
Spring Departures
1 Mar, 2 Mar
Tour Type
Group Tour
1 day
Imagine savoring centuries-old winemaking traditions against the scenic backdrop of eastern Georgia on an exclusive wine tour in Kakheti. Renowned as the cradle of Georgian wine, Kakheti offers a unique opportunity for curious travelers to immerse themselves in a culture where wine has been crafted for over 6,000 years. This private, one-day trip is a sensory journey through lush vineyards and historic estates, where you’ll discover what makes Kakheti the birthplace of Georgian wine.
Your day begins with a guided tasting and exploration of the Tsinandali estate, once home to the celebrated 19th-century poet and nobleman Alexander Chavchavadze. Stroll through its remarkable English-French garden, adorned with rare, imported flora, and absorb the tranquil beauty that inspired generations of Georgian artistry.
Next, the tour leads you to Shumi Winery—one of the region’s most esteemed producers, whose name harkens back to an ancient Georgian word for pure, authentic wine. Here, you’ll sample a selection of their best vintages, gaining insight into the meticulous techniques that have defined Georgian winemaking for millennia.
The experience continues at Shilda Winery, a standout among Kakheti’s acclaimed vineyards. Taste a curated variety of local wines and witness firsthand the regional dedication to quality and tradition. Each stop on this trip provides a window into the artistry and innovation that continue to shape Georgian viticulture.
As the afternoon unfolds, enjoy a relaxed sightseeing walk through Telavi, Kakheti’s vibrant hub. The town’s welcoming atmosphere and picturesque streets offer a perfect finale to your day of discovery. Conclude your journey with a scenic drive back to Tbilisi via the breathtaking Gombori Pass, reflecting on the flavors and stories that make Kakheti a must-visit for wine enthusiasts.
The unique selling point of this tour lies in the intimate access to legendary wineries and cultural landmarks, making it ideal for those seeking a blend of history, taste, and authentic Georgian hospitality. Whether you’re a dedicated oenophile or simply wish to experience the heart of Georgian wine country, this tour promises an unforgettable exploration of one of the world’s oldest winemaking regions.
Spring Departures
1 Mar, 2 Mar
Tour Type
Group Tour
1 day
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Reviews of our Georgia Tours for Spring
Feedback from guests who toured Georgia during Spring.
Anonymous | Traveled in April
These two countries could not be more different from each other in landscape and culture. They both have stunning mountain scenery, wonderful food and friendly people. We did visit lots of churches in both countries but it is the locations they are in which are amazing.
Anonymous | Traveled in April
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Stephen | Traveled in May
The trip was tough one and the weather was unexpectedly wet and cold in the mountains but we all had a good time. Tbilisi is a great place to wander around, safe and cheap. One down side to the trip was the feral dogs, most friendly but some not, barred teeth, full attack mode. Perhaps the guide could have been more helpful when we encountered the dogs. Personally I can cope with aggressive dogs but many on the trip were very concerned when being chased.
Anonymous | Traveled in May
Excellent trip. I only wish the roads were quieter. Many had fast traffic and big trucks which was a shame as it was the only bad part of an otherwise great holiday
Anonymous | Traveled in May
The tour was very full and we saw a huge amount of the two countries and enjoyed the hospitality and food of several families and small businesses. We also spent many hours travelling in a not very comfortable minibus but this enabled us to stay in most hotels for at least two nights rather than changing everyday. The highlight for me was walking in the mountains, The cave town and beans in a clay pot which is so much more tasty than it sounds.
Anonymous | Traveled in May
Trip content was good however this was the first trip of the season and why to early in the year. A lot of snow which prevented us doing day 2 and temperatures bitingly cold.
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