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Table of contents
- The best Georgia tour packages
- What people love about Georgia Tours
- Most popular destinations in Georgia
- Travel Georgia your way
- Best tour companies for Georgia tours
- Best places to start your Georgia tour
- Discover Georgia tours for every budget
- Georgia tours for every type of group
- Top Georgia travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Georgia
- What our customers ask about Georgia Tours & Trips
The best Georgia tour packages
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Grand Georgia Journey Through Highlands and Sea
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Exotour Georgia were excellent from start to finish. A fantastic experience.”
Stephen, traveled in May
Georgia's landscape stretches from Tbilisi's Old Town to Batumi's Black Sea coast. UNESCO-listed Gelati Monastery and Uplistsikhe cave town reveal ancient history. Boutique hotels like Sunset Terrace in Mestia offer comfort, while Tsinandali Estate presents wine tastings. Gergeti Trinity Church rests majestically beneath Mount Kazbek.
Duration 11 days Destinations Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Sighnaghi, Gremi, Telavi, Tsinandali, Gudauri, Kazbegi Planned National Park, Gori, UplistsikheSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German, Chinese, Russian Operator Exotour Georgia From
- NZ$4,768
Georgia Private Tour with Driver-Guide
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Food and lodging were very good. What a knowledgeable, personable man willing to go over the top.”
Raymond, traveled in May
Gallery Palace in Tbilisi and Savaneti in Kakheti host visitors exploring the 6th-century Jvari Church and Nekresi Monastery. Culinary masterclasses and family cellar wine tastings complement visits to Signagi's fortress.
Duration 7 days Destinations Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Sighnaghi, Telavi, Kazbegi Planned National Park Age Range Ages 12+ Operated in English, German, Russian Operator Exotour Georgia From
- NZ$3,219
Georgia Adventure
17 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Georgia is a beautiful country not yet changed by tourism but I think that will happen soon.”
Claire, traveled in August
Georgia unfolds from ancient Narikala Fortress in Tbilisi to Kutaisi's Golden Marquee Palace. Mountain paths lead to Chalati Glacier, while UNESCO-listed Ushguli's watchtowers stand sentinel. Batumi's musical fountains provide urban charm. Local guesthouses welcome visitors for traditional Georgian cooking classes.
Duration 9 days Destinations Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Mestia, Ushguli, Batumi Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From
- NZ$2,885
Tale of Georgia
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The country side was stunning along with the cultural aspects. The company worked to ensure the group enjoyed themselves.”
Sharyn, traveled in September
From Tbilisi's ancient Narikala Fortress to Mestia's 8th-century Svan towers, the route includes Tsinandali Estate's historic winery and Gergeti Trinity Church at 2200m. Martvili Canyon's emerald waters and traditional guesthouses feature across 12 distinct regions.
Duration 11 days Destinations Tbilisi, Telavi, Kvareli, Sagarejo, Mount Kazbek, Mtskheta, Gori, Borjomi, Akhaltsikhe, KutaisiSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Russian Operator Around Georgia From
- NZ$2,731
10 Days Combined Mountains and Sea!
13 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Perfectly organized, beautiful country and tour!”
Barbara, traveled in July
The Caucasus Mountains provide dramatic backdrops for UNESCO-listed Svaneti towers and Georgia's oldest cathedral in Mtskheta. Wine tasting in Kakheti and boat rides through Martvili Canyon complement stays at Heritage & Suites Tbilisi and Mestia Inn, offering views of Mount Kazbegi.
Duration 10 days Destinations Tbilisi, Gudauri, Kazbegi Planned National Park, Sagarejo, Sighnaghi, Kutaisi, Mestia, Ushguli, Batumi, Mtskheta Age Range Ages 14+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Glad Travel Georgia From
- NZ$2,732
What people love about Georgia Tours
- Grand Georgia Journey Through Highlands and Sea
We had a private tour for two people for six days and enjoyed it very much. The guide was very nice and an excellent driver. The tour was quite tiring because we traveled some 1500 km but we managed to see a lot. The only disadvantage was that we did not have time to stop for proper lunches but this was probably due to the limited time available given the curfew (from 21:00 to 05:00). At the same time, we were very lucky with the weather. We saw interesting and very diverse places and also tried new dishes/drinks. We got a glimpse over wine production, met some locals and had fun with the friendly cows. The luxury of a private tour made the trip flexible to our needs. The organisation of the trip was excellent and I am grateful for the additional support provided after my flight schedule changes. I can fully recommnend Exotour.
- Ancient Land & Unique Traditions - Georgian Discovery Tour
Our guides knowledge and flexibility made for an outstanding experiment on top of the good itinerary and excellent accommodation. Our traditional dinner experience was superb.
- A Week in Georgia
Maia was the greatest local tourguide; very personable and knowledgeable!
Most popular destinations in Georgia
The rugged mountains of the Caucasus draw people in with incredible scenery and deep cultural roots. That trek up to Gergeti Trinity Church really delivers - you get these expansive mountain views that make the climb worthwhile. Our travelers often tell us how much they love cooking with local families, learning to make proper khachapuri with its gooey cheese filling and those twisted khinkali dumplings, all while sampling unique local wines. For serious hikers, the glacier route to Mount Shkhara's base offers a proper physical challenge, while those interested in ancient history find themselves absorbed by the old rock art at Qobustan. The small mountain villages scattered throughout the region create natural opportunities to connect with local life, and these genuine interactions consistently become the highlight of our customers' trips. June through September is ideal for visiting, when hiking trails are accessible and valleys burst with wildflowers. We regularly hear stories from guests who jumped into September wine harvests or found themselves swept up in local festivals with traditional music and dancing.
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Travel Georgia your way
Our Georgia tours take you deep into the country's varied landscapes and rich culture. The route from Tbilisi winds through the Caucasus Mountains, where you'll walk up to Gergeti Trinity church and discover the ancient UNESCO site of Mtskheta. Our customers often tell us how much they love our local guides - they really know their stuff and share great stories while leading groups through Lagodekhi's forest trails and along the Georgian Military Highway. You'll learn about traditional qvevri winemaking and cook with local families. We've found that mixing planned activities with free time lets you really sink into Georgian life at your own speed.
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You'll get properly close to Georgia's traditions on our cultural tours. Local families welcome you into their kitchens to teach you how to fold khinkali dumplings, make sweet churchkhela and bake Georgian bread just right. Most tours stop at Vardzia, where rooms carved into the cliff face tell stories about life on the old Silk Road. Our travelers love sharing meals with Georgian toastmasters, exploring local markets and learning about wine traditions that go back 8,000 years in Kakheti. We work with family guesthouses too, so you'll see what daily life is really like in Georgia.
Best tour companies for Georgia tours
Looking at Georgia tours, TourRadar's "Around Georgia" gets solid marks from our travelers, especially for including that unique toastmaster evening where guests learn about traditional Georgian wine culture and dining customs. The 5-day format packs in quite a lot, though several travelers mentioned they felt a bit rushed between sites and would have preferred an extra day or two to really settle into each stop. Intrepid's "Georgia Adventure" tour has sparked mixed reactions - while their itineraries cover good ground through both cities and rural areas, quite a few travelers felt the price point didn't match up with what was delivered. The local guides were hit or miss; some absolutely brilliant and others seemed less prepared or engaged with the group. For something different, Explore!'s cycling tour through Georgia consistently earns high marks. Their guide Nika gets special mentions in reviews for bringing Georgian history, culture and also food traditions to life while managing the logistics smoothly. The accommodations were well-chosen too - clean, comfortable and right where you want to be for exploring each area. Travelers particularly appreciated how the cycling routes balanced interesting terrain with accessibility for most fitness levels. The tour companies each have their strengths - TourRadar for comprehensive coverage, Intrepid for diverse locations and Explore! for active travel with strong local expertise. Just keep in mind that the shorter itineraries can feel rushed, so consider opting for longer versions if you want a more relaxed pace.
Best places to start your Georgia tour
Most Georgia tours kick off from Tbilisi - about 61 of our routes start right in the capital. While you can also begin from Yerevan with 5 tours, Baku with 3 tours and Kutaisi with 2 tours, Tbilisi just makes sense with its central spot and good transport links. Looking at our booking patterns, you'll want to lock in your dates around 63 days ahead, especially for those intimate experiences like family dinners and mountain trips that tend to fill up quick. Most people spend about a week exploring Georgia, though keen hikers often stay longer to really dig into those Caucasus trails and UNESCO sites. Tbilisi works so well as a base - you've got old town charm mixing with modern city life, plus it's easy to get out to the wine regions and mountain villages that our cultural explorers and nature fans love.
Discover Georgia tours for every budget
Georgia's budget tours pack in great experiences without the big price tag. You'll explore Tbilisi's old quarters before heading to Mtskheta where ancient UNESCO churches tell stories of Georgia's past. Wine lovers can join tours to Sighnaghi that cost less but still let you taste traditional wines and learn about techniques that go back 8,000 years. Many of our customers choose tours that mix Kazbegi hiking with stays in family homes and visits to the Gergeti Trinity Church - it looks amazing with those mountains behind it. What makes these tours work so well is how they blend culture and outdoor activities while giving you free time to explore on your own.
Our luxury tours show off Georgia's refined hospitality with carefully picked hotels and special access experiences. Your private guide starts in Tbilisi with museum visits when other tourists aren't around. In Kakheti's top wineries, you'll taste bottles that aren't usually available to visitors and chat with the winemakers themselves. The food experiences really stand out - you'll learn to make khinkali dumplings with expert chefs and join traditional Georgian feasts called supras. What our high-end travelers love most are the visits to private family estates and art collections that regular tourists don't get to see.
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Georgia tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
49 tours in GeorgiaGroup tours in Georgia offer great social experiences while keeping costs reasonable. Our most popular group option is an 8-day trek through Svaneti, where travelers consistently praise the guides' knowledge and the camaraderie that develops on the trail. Another favorite takes you from Tbilisi through four distinct regions over 8 days - our customers love how it balances hiking and cultural visits. According to reviews, the small groups (usually 7-8 people) create a friendly atmosphere while exploring sites like Uplistsikhe's cave town and the wineries of Kakheti. These tours include stays in local guesthouses where you'll share traditional meals with other travelers.
Small Group
52 tours in GeorgiaGeorgia's small-group experiences shine through their personal touch and local connections. The cultural discovery tours blend cooking classes in Kakheti, where participants make traditional churchkhela sweets and Georgian bread, with guided walks to hidden churches across the Caucasus Mountains. Our Svaneti trek format, running 8 days with 7-8 participants, creates natural bonds as travelers explore medieval watchtowers and mountain communities together. The multi-region tour takes you through four distinct areas over 8 days, mixing hiking expeditions with genuine cultural moments - from exploring Uplistsikhe's cave town to joining local families for dinner and discovering traditional wineries. Our guides receive frequent praise from travelers for their deep regional expertise, particularly in how they adjust the walking pace during mountain sections. These tours stand out by balancing planned activities with space to spend extra time at family wineries, join local celebrations and discover unexpected moments. The intimate group size opens natural doors to connect with Georgian families, whether you're learning to make khinkali dumplings, sharing stories or joining traditional feasts in local homes.
Private / Personalized
19 tours in GeorgiaPrivate tours let you explore Georgia exactly how you want. Most people go for our 7-day journey from Tbilisi, where your guide knows all the hidden spots in the old town before taking you to wine country. Our travelers tell us they love being able to change plans on the spot - maybe spending extra time at a family winery or stopping at a local festival they just heard about. The guides are great at arranging impromptu home visits for traditional meals and getting special access to monasteries. There's also an 11-day option that mixes Svaneti hiking with cultural sites - your guide adjusts the walking pace to suit you while making sure you see all the important spots.
Top Georgia travel itineraries to fit your plans
Seven days in Georgia lets you really get into the country's spirit. Our most booked route mixes Tbilisi's historic quarter with mountain exploration and wine country visits. You'll climb through Uplistsikhe's rock-cut caves, trek to mighty Shdugra falls in Svaneti and join locals for a traditional supra feast. Culture fans tend to pick our immersion tour - you'll cook satsivi in local kitchens, sample wines in family cellars and climb up to serene Nekresi Monastery. Our guides make these trips special with their deep knowledge of Georgian life, past and present. Some routes head west to coastal Batumi, stopping at Martvili's canyons and authentic Adjarian villages along the way.
Ten days gives you time to properly experience Georgia's variety. Our mountain hiking tour through the Caucasus gets fantastic feedback - you'll trek to Ushba's cascades, visit Ushguli (Europe's highest village at 2,100m) and discover countless watchtowers dotting Svaneti's peaks. Another popular choice blends Tbilisi's culture with extended time among vintners and mountaineers. You'll learn to bake Georgian bread, explore Mtskheta's UNESCO monuments and take 4x4s into remote villages. Some tours include time in subtropical Batumi and historic Kutaisi. Our travelers say 10 days hits the sweet spot - enough time for proper hiking, cultural insights and also food experiences across Georgia's main regions.
Two weeks opens up the complete Georgia experience. Many travelers choose our Georgia-Armenia combo - you'll explore Tbilisi's maze-like old town, taste wines in Sighnaghi, visit the impressive Haghpat Monastery and spend time at Lake Sevan in Armenia. Our Georgia-focused option lets you settle into Svaneti's mountain rhythm, getting to know local families and their way of life. Some tours pair Georgia with Azerbaijan, contrasting Tbilisi's medieval lanes with Baku's glass towers and modern art. Our customers particularly value the relaxed pace - there's time to linger over meals with local families, explore side streets and also discover each region properly.
Demographics
Solo travelers find Georgia especially welcoming, with tours designed to create natural social connections. Our most recommended route starts in Tbilisi and heads into the Caucasus Mountains - solo travelers consistently praise how the small groups become like family while hiking to remote churches and sharing meals in mountain villages. The Georgia and Caucasus tour gets great feedback from independent travelers who love cooking with local families and exploring markets with expert guides. Another popular choice takes you through the wine region of Kakheti, where solo travelers appreciate the intimate tastings with local producers and the chance to learn traditional bread-making alongside fellow travelers.
Couples gravitate toward tours that combine romantic settings with authentic experiences. The Ancient Land tour offers intimate dinners in historic settings and private wine tastings in Kakheti's family cellars. Many couples choose tours that include stays in charming guesthouses in Svaneti, where they can hike together through mountain villages and photograph medieval towers against snow-capped peaks. We find couples particularly enjoy the tours including boat trips through Martvili Canyon and visits to Signaghi, known as Georgia's "City of Love" with its cobbled streets and valley views.
Young adults tend to pick tours that mix active adventures with cultural immersion and social experiences. The Taste of Georgia tour hits all the right notes - you'll learn traditional cooking in local homes, trek through national parks and end days sampling wines in Tbilisi's trendy bars. Many choose routes that include hiking in Lagodekhi's forests and climbing to Gergeti Trinity Church, with plenty of opportunities to meet other travelers over traditional supras (feasts). Reviews show young travelers especially value the combination of scheduled activities and free time to explore cities independently.
Senior travelers appreciate our well-paced tours that balance culture, comfort and authentic experiences. Our cultural discovery tours get consistently high marks from older travelers who value the comfortable hotels and thoughtful scheduling - you'll explore Tbilisi's old quarter in the morning when it's quiet, then visit monasteries and markets at a relaxed pace. Many choose tours that include scenic drives through wine country with frequent stops at historical sites and family wineries. Seniors particularly enjoy routes that offer alternatives to challenging hikes while still experiencing Georgia's mountain villages and ancient traditions.
Families visiting Georgia really connect with tours that blend cultural experiences with outdoor activities. The Hidden Pearls tour works well for families, with its mix of hiking in Borjomi Park and visiting cave cities. Parents tell us their kids love picking tea leaves in Guria's plantations and learning how local families make traditional sweets called churchkhela. Another excellent choice takes you through ancient Mtskheta, where the guide's stories bring old churches to life for young minds. Families particularly enjoy staying in guesthouses near Batumi, where kids can explore botanical gardens and cool off at the beach after mountain adventures.
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Best time to visit Georgia
- Fall / Autumn 2025
The mountains put on quite a show in fall when all the colors change. Our travelers can't say enough good things about hiking in Svaneti with golden forests all around and temperatures that make walking a pleasure. Down in Kakheti, it's all about the rtveli - that's the grape harvest - where you can get hands-on with traditional wine making. We've got several routes that take you through Tbilisi's old streets, out to Mtskheta's UNESCO monuments and up into the Caucasus Mountains where autumn brings these incredibly clear views. What makes these fall tours special is how you can join cooking sessions in local homes and visit small villages to try freshly made churchkhela and wine straight from the press. The path up to Gergeti Trinity Church sees fewer people this time of year and honestly, seeing Mt Kazbeg with all those autumn colors is something else.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter tours through Georgia blend great value with seasonal charm across multiple routes. The most popular 5-day winter journey begins in Tbilisi, where guests discover local culture and winter traditions, and the highlight tends to be spending evenings with Georgian toastmasters sharing wine customs over traditional winter feasts. Our mountain excursions into Kazbegi remain steady through winter months, as travelers take in the snow-blanketed vistas of Mount Kazbeg and settle into local homes for hands-on khinkali dumpling workshops. Another favorite route weaves from Tbilisi into Georgia's wine country, where the cooler months mean intimate cellar tastings with families and learning to bake Georgian bread away from the tourist crowds. While snow affects some highland paths, our local guides know exactly which winter routes work best. Our travelers often mention how winter's quiet atmosphere and seasonal celebrations bring out Georgia's authentic character, whether they're wandering through Uplistsikhe's rock-hewn city or joining festive family meals high up in mountain communities.
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- Spring 2026
Spring tours in Georgia really shine when the mountain flowers start blooming. Our most popular route takes you from Tbilisi into the Caucasus Mountains, where you'll trek up to Gergeti Trinity Church and explore traditional villages. The farmers' markets come alive this time of year - our travelers love shopping with local chefs before cooking traditional dishes in their homes. Another excellent option focuses on food and wine experiences in Kakheti, where you'll learn to make churchkhela sweets and help bake Georgian bread in family kitchens. Some tours head into Lagodekhi National Park for hiking through spring forests full of birdsong, while others explore the ancient cave city of Uplistsikhe when the weather's perfect for walking. Our customers particularly enjoy how the spring tours mix outdoor activities with cultural experiences like wine tastings and cooking classes.
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- Summer 2026
The weather's just right in summer for getting up into Georgia's mountains. Most of our travelers pick tours heading to Svaneti - it's a place where medieval towers rise against snowy peaks, and the trails take you right up to glaciers and flower-filled meadows. People really love how they can do some solid hiking and then drop by places like Ushguli, this amazing UNESCO village that shows you how mountain life used to be. There's also this great route that combines walks around Mount Kazbegi with visits to families who'll teach you to make proper khinkali dumplings. If you're into wine, we've got tours through the wine regions where you'll spend evenings tasting wines made in clay qvevri pots and joining these incredible family feasts. For people who want to stay active, we run tours that include boat rides through Martvili Canyon and walks in the Prometheus caves - the summer weather makes these spots particularly nice to explore.
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What our customers ask about Georgia Tours & Trips
What locally recognized cultural practices in Georgia can visitors participate in, and where do they typically take place?
You'll find Georgia's most cherished tradition in the Supra - it's this amazing feast where a Tamada leads everyone through heartfelt toasts wine flows freely and the atmosphere just comes alive. These happen right in family homes and traditional restaurants across the country really giving you that authentic Georgian welcome. Head to the Kakheti region where you can join a family Supra during the Georgia and the Caucasus tour or try your hand at making Khinkali those tasty Georgian dumplings up in Mestia during the Georgia Adventure experience. While you're exploring make sure to try making Churchkhela a sweet treat shaped like a candle that's especially popular in Kakheti you can learn this during the Five-day vacation in Tbilisi tour.
Which officially designated natural areas exist in Georgia outside major urban centers, and what are the primary methods of accessing them?
Just beyond the cities you'll discover Lagodekhi National Park nestled right in those Caucasian foothills. The park's peaceful forests rivers and incredible birdlife make for perfect hiking - you can do a great five-hour trek here during the Georgia and the Caucasus tour. For something really special grab a 4WD and head to Truso Gorge where rugged landscapes and forgotten villages await your exploration. The views get even better up in Juta one of Georgia's highest villages where you can walk through meadows with stunning views of the Chaukhi Massif mountains that look just like Italy's Dolomites all part of the same comprehensive tour experience.
Which locations in Georgia have relatively low visitor volume but are officially noted or recommended for their cultural or natural significance?
You'll want to venture off the usual tourist track to find Kintsvisi Monastery tucked away in forested hills its ancient frescos make it a real cultural treasure. Cyclists can discover this hidden gem during the Cycling in Georgia tour taking a scenic detour en route to Dzama Gorge. The Javakheti Plateau offers another peaceful escape here you'll find Lake Paravani Georgia's largest lake known for its stark beauty and rich birdlife. The cycling tour takes you right across this remarkable plateau giving you plenty of time to soak in the untouched scenery.
Which local dishes are officially recognized in Georgia as regional specialties, and where are they commonly served?
Georgia's food scene starts with Khachapuri that irresistible cheese-filled bread you'll find everywhere - get hands-on with cheese-making and taste the real deal during the Georgia Adventure tour. Up in Kazbegi they're famous for their Khinkali juicy meat dumplings you can try during the Five-day vacation in Tbilisi tour. Don't miss Lobiani especially the Rachan version with ham featured in the Taste of Georgia tour. Down in Kakheti local families will show you how to make proper Mtsvadi Georgian barbecue and you'll get to try Matsoni their traditional yogurt-like dairy product during the Georgia Real Food Adventure.
Which modes of public or private transport are most commonly used in Georgia, and what are their main operating schedules or routes?
Getting around Georgia gives you plenty of options - hop on a Marshrutka those shared minibuses that zip between cities and towns offering frequent affordable rides. For more flexibility private drivers let you really explore those out-of-the-way spots perfect for the 11-day end-to-end Georgia adventure private tour. Multi-day organized tours handle all the transport details making life easier just like in the Georgia and the Caucasus experience. For longer trips between major cities like Tbilisi and Kutaisi trains offer a comfortable ride you can experience this during the Georgia Adventure tour.