Key Points

All-inclusive 5-day guided tour covering Georgia’s top attractions from Tbilisi
Visits UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Mtskheta and Gori
Explores diverse landscapes, including mountains, caves, and waterfalls
Includes accommodation, all meals, private transport, and expert guides in English and Russian
Highlights include Narikala Fortress, Gergeti Trinity Church, Prometheus Cave, and Kakheti wine region
Ideal for travelers seeking a comprehensive, comfortable exploration of Georgia’s culture and scenery

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Discover Georgia’s Historic Capitals and UNESCO Sites

This tour starts in Tbilisi, where the guide leads you through the city’s highlights. The journey begins with Narikala Fortress, offering sweeping views over the capital. Then, exploration continues in Abanotubani, the historic sulfur-bath district that combines Georgian, Armenian, Catholic churches, and a mosque, reflecting Georgia’s diverse cultural tapestry. The day wraps up at Mtatsminda Park, perched on a hilltop with panoramic city views and family-friendly attractions.

Moving beyond Tbilisi, the tour visits Mtskheta, Georgia’s ancient religious center. Here, the Jvari Monastery overlooks the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers, while the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral stands as a key religious site. Both locations are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, showcasing Georgia’s sacred architecture and history.

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Scenic Drive from the Mountains to Kazbegi and Gveleti Waterfall

On the second day, travelers enjoy spectacular views of the Zhinvali Reservoir’s turquoise waters. The route takes in the Ananuri Fortress, a medieval complex with towers and churches alongside the Aragvi River, offering picturesque panoramas. Continuing to Gudauri, a mountain resort, the journey provides a taste of Georgia’s alpine scenery.

The highlight is a visit to Kazbegi, where the Gergeti Trinity Church stands at 2170 meters above sea level. This iconic church provides a stunning backdrop against the mountains. A short hike leads to the Gveleti Waterfall, revealing a beautiful cascade amid lush surroundings, perfect for photos and a moment of quiet connection with nature.

Exploring Ancient Rock-Hewn Cities and Gori’s Stalin Museum

Day three focuses on Georgia’s ancient and 20th-century history. The tour visits Uplistsikhe, an early Iron Age rock-hewn town carved into the mountainside. The tunnels and chambers evoke the early settlements that once thrived here. Later, in Gori, the Stalin Museum offers insights into the life of the Soviet leader, including his memorial house and historic railway carriage.

The journey continues to Jvari Monastery, perched above Mtskheta, offering panoramic views of the confluence below, and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, considered Georgia’s spiritual heart. These stops emphasize Georgia’s religious significance and architectural achievements.

Kutaisi and Georgia’s Natural Underground Wonders

The fourth day takes travelers to Kutaisi, one of Europe’s oldest cities. The city’s lively streets and markets set a vibrant tone. The visit continues at Prometheus Cave, a 1.8-kilometer underground marvel lit with colorful lights to showcase its impressive rock formations and chambers.

Following the cave, the tour explores Martvili Canyon, where walkways and viewpoints reveal emerald waters, waterfalls, and lush scenery. Okatse Canyon offers an impressive hanging trail, suspended above a deep gorge, providing dramatic views. The day ends at Kinchkha Waterfall, one of Georgia’s tallest waterfalls, cascading into a forested landscape.

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Kakheti Wine Region and Historic Monasteries

The final day focuses on Georgia’s famed wine traditions in the Kakheti region. The tour begins at the Bodbe Monastery of Saint Nino, set amidst peaceful landscapes overlooking the Alazani Valley. Then, Signagi, known as the City of Love, charms with cobblestone streets, wooden balconies, and panoramic views.

Next, the itinerary includes the Tsinandali Palace, a historic estate with wine cellars, a botanical garden, and ties to Prince Chavchavadze. At Shumi Winery, visitors learn about ancient winemaking methods and have the chance to enjoy an optional wine tasting. The day concludes at Gremi Monastery, a 16th-century royal complex that offers striking views and historical depth.

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Practical Details and Tour Logistics

This private group tour is led by guides fluent in English and Russian. The pickup is included, with travelers asked to wait in their hotel lobby or main entrance, and the driver contacts guests 10-15 minutes before arrival. The tour duration is five days, and all stops include entrance tickets to the listed attractions.

All meals are included—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—ensuring a hassle-free experience. Travelers should bring comfortable shoes, a camera, and water, as some sites involve walking or outdoor exploration. The tour is not suitable for those with mobility impairments, claustrophobia, or wheelchair users.

The Value of an All-Inclusive Experience

This tour offers a comprehensive package with accommodation, transportation, meals, and guided visits included, making it ideal for travelers who want a hassle-free, well-organized way to see Georgia. The private group setup ensures personalized attention, and the flexible booking options with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance add peace of mind.

While the tour covers a broad range of sites and landscapes, it requires good mobility and comfort with full-day excursions. The itinerary balances cultural, historical, and natural highlights, with stunning views emphasized throughout.

Final Thoughts on the Georgia 5-Day Tour

This all-inclusive guided tour from Tbilisi provides a rich and structured way to explore Georgia’s diverse attractions. The combination of UNESCO sites, mountain scenery, ancient caves, and wine regions offers a well-rounded experience suitable for history buffs, nature lovers, and wine enthusiasts alike.

The tour’s strength lies in its organized planning, expert guides, and inclusion of all necessary logistics, allowing travelers to focus on enjoying each moment. The only notable limitation is the physical requirement—certain sites involve walking or outdoor activity—so it’s best suited for those without mobility constraints.

This tour delivers value and convenience, making it an excellent choice for anyone seeking to see the highlights of Georgia comfortably and comprehensively.

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