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10 Day Georgia Itinerary, incl. Tbilisi and Batumi
Cultural immersion over 10 days covers 10 key destinations including UNESCO sites of Mtskheta and Upper Svaneti. Visit Tbilisi's old town, Kazbegi's mountains, Kutaisi's caves, and Batumi's coast. Accommodations at Heritage & Suites Tbilisi, Grand Opera Kutaisi, and Mestia Inn.
- Day 1
Tbilisi City Exploration
Start in Tbilisi by taking the cable car to Narikala Fortress for city views. Go before 11 AM to avoid the crowds. One traveler shared: "The morning light over the Old Town from Narikala is magical, but bring good walking shoes as the fortress paths can be slippery." Visit the Georgian National Museum and Trinity Church. End your day with dinner in Rike Park.
- Day 2
Kazbegi Mountain Adventure
Leave early for Kazbegi on the Georgian Military Road. Visit Jinvali Dam and the 17th-century Ananuri Fortress. Stop for lunch in Pasanauri village to try their famous khinkali dumplings. Continue to Gudauri ski resort and the Gergeti Trinity Church. A visitor noted: "The drive to Gergeti can be bumpy - opt for a morning visit as afternoon clouds often obscure Mount Kazbeg."
- Day 3
Kakheti Wine Region
Travel east to Georgia's wine region. Stop at family wineries in Sighnaghi for qvevri wine tasting and visit the 9th-century Saint Nino Monastery. Have lunch with views of the Alazani Valley. One traveler advised: "The Kakhetian wine hosts are incredibly generous - pace yourself during tastings and have a hearty breakfast first."
- Days 4-5
Svaneti Mountains & Mestia
- Days 6-7
Black Sea Coast in Batumi
Head to Batumi (5 hours from Mestia). Visit the botanical gardens and walk along the boulevard to see the dancing fountains at night. On day 7, visit Makhuntseti Waterfall and try Adjarian khachapuri. A traveler suggested: "Book a sunset boat trip from Batumi port - the coastline views are incredible and dolphins often appear."
- Day 8
Kutaisi Caves & Canyons
- Day 9
Ancient Capital Mtskheta
- Day 10
Tbilisi Departure
10 Days in Georgia, incl. Tbilisi and Batumi
The comprehensive 10-day route winds through 10 cities across Georgia, from Tbilisi to remote Ushguli village. Takes in 5 UNESCO sites, including Uplistsikhe caves and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. Features 9 breakfasts, 3 dinners, and accommodations in 3-star hotels plus authentic Mestia guesthouses.
- Days 1-2
Tbilisi & Eastern Georgia
Begin in Tbilisi and take the cable car to Narikala Fortress for panoramic views. "The Tbilisi city tour was incredibly comprehensive - don't miss the sulfur baths in the old town!" On day 2, head west through Gori to explore the ancient cave city of Uplistsikhe. Wear sturdy shoes with good grip since the limestone caves can get slippery.
- Days 3-5
Svaneti Mountains & Mestia
Travel to Mestia through mountain landscapes. Stop at Martvili Canyon for a boat ride on your way. You'll spend three nights in Mestia exploring the mountains. Take a 4x4 jeep to Ushguli at 2,200m - one of Europe's highest villages. Bring warm layers since mountain weather changes quickly. "The period spent in Svaneti region was spectacular - both the terrain and culture are fascinating. The medieval towers against the mountain backdrop are unforgettable." On day 5, hike to Chalaadi Glacier. The trail climbs about 340m and requires careful walking on rocky parts. Your guide will check conditions and adjust the route if needed.
- Days 6-7
Black Sea Coast & Batumi
- Days 8-10
Kutaisi & Return to Tbilisi
10 Day Georgia Itinerary, incl. Tbilisi and Kutaisi
A 10-day trek covers 11 destinations across Georgia, from the capital Tbilisi to remote Svaneti. Features 16 included meals, 9 nights in hotels, and highlights like Martvili Canyon boat rides, Kakheti wine tasting, and exploring Europe's highest village of Ushguli.
- Days 1-2
Tbilisi & Wine Region
Take the cable car to Narikala Fortress early in the morning before 10 AM to avoid crowds and get clear city views. Visit the sulphur baths in Abanotubani later in the day when it's quieter. On your second day visit the Kakheti wine region. You'll need cash for the Sighnaghi market where locals sell traditional Georgian sweets and churchkhela. The wine tastings take place in qvevri underground clay jars. The cellars stay cool all year so bring something warm to wear.
- Days 3-4
Kazbegi Region
The Georgian Military Highway drive to Sno village takes about 3 hours. Bring motion sickness medicine for the winding roads. You'll need good shoes for Gergeti Trinity Church as the path can be slippery. A 4x4 ride up costs around $15 and makes sense in poor weather. If you're hiking to Mt. Chaukhebi from Juta village leave early in the morning. The round trip takes 4-5 hours and summer afternoons often bring thunderstorms.
- Days 5-6
Kutaisi & Martvili
- Days 7-8
Svaneti Region
Getting to Mestia involves a 4-hour drive on mountain roads. Ushguli sits at 2,100m making it Europe's highest village. Some visitors feel the altitude so take it slow on day one. The Shkara Glacier hike requires an early start and plenty of water. Local guesthouses offer traditional dishes seasoned with Svan salt.
- Days 9-10
Return to Tbilisi
What people love about 10-day Georgia tours
- 10 Days Combined Mountains and Sea!
it was excellent, tour i didn't used the travel agence before, but now i think it is good idea, i saw almost entire Georgia, it was really cool i am happy with Toko, he was excellent guidei have ever seen, i learned many georgian wards, thank you so much.
- 10 Day Authentic Georgia
I wanted a tour that focused on Western Georgia and this one really fits the bill. Our driver and guide Lasha was himself a highlight, with remarkably deep and wide knowledge of his country as well as of the specific sights and experiences of the tour. He is also an excellent driver and deals calmly with difficult road and traffic conditions that are far from a novelty in Georgia. I particularly enjoyed the period spent in the Svaneti region, where both terrain and culture are spectacular and fascinating. I felt that a slightly too cramped itinerary could have been “decompressed” a little by some scheduling changes and probably the addition of another day. As it was, there was practically no time available to explore interesting towns such as Batumi and Kutaisi, and rather too much driving late in the day, with its attendant risk of excessive fatigue for our driver. Still, this tour is a great introduction to both Tbilisi and western Georgia, and I could not find a better. It is competitively priced and I don’t hesitate to strongly recommend it.
- Ancient Land & Unique Traditions - Georgian Discovery Tour
Pasta, our guide, was GREAT
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