Georgia is a fascinating destination full of contrasts that will delight lovers of nature, history and gastronomy. From the snow-capped peaks of the Greater Caucasus to the fertile valleys of Kakheti, where winemaking was born, Georgia offers endless possibilities for exploration. Visit medieval cities, ancient monasteries and fortresses set in dramatic landscapes. One of the most fascinating regions is Svaneti, hidden in the heart of the Caucasus, which will amaze you with its dramatic scenery, centuries-old stone towers and traditions that have been preserved for centuries. Svanetia is also a hiker’s paradise, with trails leading to glaciers, mountain peaks and remote villages. Go trekking, explore cave complexes, visit UNESCO-listed historical sites or relax in the sulphur baths of Tbilisi. This destination will enchant you with its hospitality, rich culture and unforgettable cuisine. Whether you are looking for adventure, cultural experiences or relaxation, Georgia has something to offer. We will be happy to tailor-make a trip that caters for different types of holidays:
- sightseeing (historic cities, monasteries, wine regions)
- trekking tours (e.g. in the Svanetia region)
- combined tour (natural beauty, traditional culture, gastronomic experiences)
Take inspiration from our already developed programmes:
GEORGIA – NATURAL BEAUTIES OF SVANETIA
What to see in Georgia?
- Gergeti Monastery – built in the 14th century, the monastery is one of Georgia’s most iconic sites, with spectacular views of Mount Kazbek and the surrounding countryside.
- The cave town of Uplistsikhe – a fascinating historic town carved into the rocks, offering a glimpse of human life in ancient times.
- Vardzia – a cave monastery dating back to the 12th century, it is known for its beautiful location and rich history dating back to the time of Queen Tamar.
- Kachetia – home to traditional Georgian vineyards and wine cellars where you can enjoy authentic wines made using ancient methods.
- Svanetia – a wild and remote region with high mountain peaks and unique stone towers that were used to defend the locals.
- Tbilisi – the capital of Georgia, a city full of contrasts, where historical monuments blend with modern architectural gems.
- Mtsheta – UNESCO World Heritage Site, the former capital of Georgia, is full of religious and cultural monuments, including the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral.
- Kazbegi – a national park in the heart of the Greater Caucasus, famous for its dramatic mountains and ideal conditions for hiking and mountaineering.
FAQ:
- What is the best time to visit Georgia?
The best time to visit Georgia is spring (May to June) and autumn (September to October), when temperatures are pleasant and the landscape is in full bloom or colour.
- What is the best way to get to Georgia?
The most common way to get to Georgia is to fly to the capital Tbilisi (always with a transfer). If you are planning a trip to Svanetia it is convenient to use a direct flight Prague – Kutaisi.
- Can I visit Georgia as a family with children?
Georgia is family friendly, both due to the low cost of transport and accommodation, and the beautiful natural areas that offer a safe environment for hiking and adventure.
- Is it easy to communicate in English in Georgia?
In tourist areas and larger cities such as Tbilisi, English is commonly spoken, but in smaller villages communication in English can be limited. It is recommended to know basic phrases in Russian or Georgian.
Combine the Georgia program with the following destinations:
ARMENIA
