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Discover Kakheti’s wine, culture, and adventure with a 10-hour tour featuring Bodbe Monastery, Sighnaghi, wine tastings, traditional masterclasses, and optional ziplining.

The Kakheti: Wine, Love, and Adventure tour offers a comprehensive look into Georgia’s famed wine region over 10 hours. Starting from comfortable air-conditioned transport, this tour takes you through historic sites, charming villages, and scenic landscapes. Guided by knowledgeable professionals, the trip combines culture, history, and local traditions with a dash of excitement—thanks to optional ziplining.
What makes this tour stand out is its balance of authentic village experiences, iconic landmarks, and delicious wine tastings. It’s especially appealing for those eager to explore Georgian heritage, sample regional wines, and enjoy some adventure. The tour is suited for travelers seeking a mix of cultural insight, gastronomy, and outdoor fun. A key highlight is the guided wine tasting in a cellar, included at no extra cost, showcasing Georgia’s renowned winemaking craft.
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This tour begins by venturing into Manavi and Badiauri, where authentic Georgian village life is on display. Here, visitors witness traditional crafts and participate in masterclasses making churchkhela—a popular regional treat—and Georgian bread. These experiences highlight the local hospitality and craftsmanship that define rural Kakheti.
The visit to these villages offers a glimpse into everyday life beyond the tourist hotspots, making the experience feel genuine and warm. The timing allows enough space for learning, tasting, and taking photos of the scenic surroundings. Expect a laid-back start that sets a friendly tone for the rest of the day.

Next, the tour takes you to Bodbe Monastery, a significant spiritual site in Georgia. The monastery’s grounds are steeped in history and offer breathtaking views of the Alazani Valley. The site is closely associated with St. Nino, an important saint in Georgian tradition, adding spiritual depth to the visit.
The monastery’s architecture and surroundings provide a peaceful setting for reflection. Visitors appreciate the stunning vistas and the opportunity to learn about Georgia’s religious heritage from the guide. The visit to Bodbe is an ideal way to connect with the country’s spiritual roots while enjoying scenic landscape views.

After Bodbe, the tour moves to Sighnaghi, known as the “City of Love”. This charming town is famous for its cobbled streets, colorful houses, and fascinating historical sites. Walking through Sighnaghi’s narrow alleys, visitors find hidden romantic spots and enjoy spectacular panoramic views from the longest fortress wall in Europe.
The town’s historic charm makes it a favorite among visitors, especially those interested in history and architecture. Leisurely exploring its streets allows for photo opportunities and discovering local shops and cafes. The atmosphere is relaxed yet vibrant, perfect for a romantic stroll or simply absorbing the local vibe.
More Great Tours NearbyA core part of this tour is the deep dive into Georgia’s 8,000-year-old winemaking tradition. You visit a local wine cellar where an expert guide leads a guided tasting of diverse wines, including whites, reds, and regional spirits like chacha and peach vodka. These tastings are complimentary, offering insight into Georgia’s unique wine heritage.
Alongside wine, visitors sample local delicacies such as cheese, honey, and churchkhela. The tasting experience highlights the variety and quality of Georgian wines, renowned worldwide for their distinct flavors and traditional production methods. This is a highlight for wine enthusiasts eager to taste authentic regional varieties.

At specific stops, the tour offers masterclasses in making churchkhela and Georgian bread. These hands-on activities allow participants to learn about traditional Georgian culinary arts directly from locals. The process of creating churchkhela involves dipping nuts in a fruit-based thickened juice, which is both fun and educational.
The masterclasses are designed to give insight into regional food traditions, adding a personal touch to the overall experience. While the cost is 5 GEL if you opt to participate, the knowledge gained is a memorable part of exploring Georgia’s culinary heritage.
For those seeking a thrilling addition, the tour offers an optional zipline ride over Kakheti’s landscapes. The zipline provides a bird’s-eye view of the scenic valleys and vineyards, adding a fun and adventurous element to the day. This activity is not included in the base price and needs to be booked separately.
The zipline is suitable for most physically able participants, but it’s important to consider personal comfort with heights. It delivers a unique perspective of Kakheti’s natural beauty and is a memorable experience for adventure lovers.

The tour is operated by FreeTourGeorgia and includes professional guide services in English and Russian. Transportation is in a Mercedes Sprinter, ensuring a comfortable ride throughout the day. All entrance fees at attractions are covered, making the experience hassle-free.
Included in the price are wine tastings, chacha and peach vodka, and traditional Georgian snacks. The tour also offers flexible booking options—you can reserve now and pay later, with the ability to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
It’s worth noting that meals at restaurants are not included, but there are options to dine from the menu at stops, and masterclasses have a small additional fee if selected.

Since the tour operates in all weather conditions, travelers should bring sunglasses and sunscreen to stay comfortable. The tour does not permit pets, smoking in the vehicle, making fire, or nudity, ensuring a safe and respectful environment.
The day’s pace is balanced, but participants should be prepared for walking on cobbled streets and some outdoor exposure, especially at scenic stops. The tour is suitable for most travelers, but those with mobility issues should consider the walking involved.
According to reviews, the tour benefits greatly from knowledgeable guides who connect well with participants. One praised guide Ruzana for her friendly and energetic approach, her ability to answer questions, and her personal connection with the group. She helps make the experience engaging and informative, which enhances the overall enjoyment.
The international group setting, with guides speaking English and Russian, fosters a welcoming atmosphere, making it easier for everyone to follow along and ask questions. The small group size ensures a more personalized experience and plenty of opportunities for interaction.
This tour offers a well-rounded look at Georgia’s wine, culture, and landscapes within a 10-hour timeframe. It combines historical visits, scenic views, hands-on culinary experiences, and wine tastings, making it ideal for culture enthusiasts, wine lovers, and adventure seekers alike.
While the zipline is an optional extra, the core experience provides a rich taste of Georgian traditions and stunning scenery. The inclusion of all entrance fees and professional guiding makes it good value for those wanting an organized yet authentic day trip.
Travelers who appreciate friendly guides, delicious local food and wine, and a mix of history and outdoor fun will find this tour highly satisfying. It’s a lively, engaging way to experience the best of Kakheti in just a single day.
“It was a a truely amazing experience. Our guide was Ruzana who went above and beyond to ensure we had an amazing experience. She was friendly, ener…”
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour last approximately 10 hours with flexible starting times depending on the day.
Is food included in the tour price?
No, restaurant meals are not included; you can choose from the menu at stops.
Are wine tastings included?
Yes, guided wine tastings are part of the tour at a wine cellar, showcasing Georgia’s signature wines.
Can I participate in the zipline?
Yes, ziplining is optional and available for those seeking extra adventure, but it is not included in the base price.
What languages do the guides speak?
Guides speak English and Russian, making the tour accessible to a wide range of travelers.
Are masterclasses available?
Yes, traditional masterclasses for making churchkhela and bread are offered for 5 GEL.
What should I bring on the tour?
Bring sunglasses and sunscreen; the tour operates in all weather conditions.
Is this tour suitable for all mobility levels?
Mostly yes, but participants should be prepared for walking on cobblestone streets and outdoor stops.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Who operates this tour?
It is provided by FreeTourGeorgia, known for organized and engaging local experiences.