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Discover Georgia's Kakheti wine region and Sighnaghi in an 8-10 hour private tour from Tbilisi for $90, including visits to wineries, Bodbe Monastery, and city walls.
The Kakheti Wine & Sighnaghi Private Tour from Tbilisi offers a full-day exploration of Georgia’s renowned wine country and picturesque town of Sighnaghi. Priced at $90 per person, this 8 to 10-hour tour provides a well-rounded experience that combines wine tasting, cultural highlights, and scenic views. With pickup and drop-off included, and the option for group discounts, it’s a convenient choice for those wanting a comprehensive day out, especially since it’s booked about 23 days in advance.
This tour is perfect for visitors interested in Georgia’s wine heritage, historic sites, and local cuisine. The itinerary features visits to two different wine producers, a traditional bread-making session, a visit to Bodbe Monastery, and a walk along the Sighnaghi city walls. The private vehicle and expert guide ensure a smooth and informative experience, making it ideal for travelers who prefer a personalized touch. However, some may want to budget for additional wine tasting fees.


The tour kicks off at the KTW Wine factory in Patardzeuli, established in 2001, which is one of the largest producers in Georgia. Here, guests try up to five different types of wine, showcasing Georgia’s traditional wine-making techniques blended with modern technology. The factory produces wine, brandy, sparkling wine, and chacha, offering a taste of Georgia’s diverse alcohol culture.
Visitors appreciate how the guide explains the history and process of wine-making, making the tasting both enjoyable and educational. Since admission is free, the focus is on experiencing the wines and learning about their signatures and regional styles.
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A highlight of this tour is the bread-making demonstration in Badiauri village. Here, puri (bread) is baked in a deep circular clay oven called a tone. Tour participants get to observe and perhaps even participate in the craft of baking shotis puri, the long, pointed bread that’s a staple of Georgian meals.
This stop is brief—about 30 minutes—but offers a taste of authentic Georgian culinary tradition. It’s a perfect break from the wine tastings and a chance to see local bread baking techniques that have been passed down through generations.

The Bodbe Monastery, located just 2 km from Sighnaghi, is a significant religious site originally built in the 9th century. The monastery complex has undergone extensive remodeling, especially in the 17th century.
Guests walk through this monastic complex, which is renowned for its beautiful architecture and spiritual significance. The scenic views from the monastery add to the experience, with the guide sharing insights into Georgia’s religious heritage. The entry is free, but the atmosphere and history make it a must-see.

The charming town of Sighnaghi, called the “City of Love,” is famous for its well-preserved city walls and small cobblestone streets. About 45 minutes are spent exploring the 23 towers and six gates of the fortress, offering plenty of opportunity for photos.
The city walls, which still stand prominently, stretch along parts of the town and provide stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Tourists can climb a tower or two and walk along the walls, feeling the history and panoramic beauty.

Beyond the fortress, Sighnaghi’s colorful houses and lively streets beckon visitors for a stroll. The guide often leads guests to hidden spots and viewpoints. The small churches and local cafes add to the town’s authentic ambiance.
The walk along Gorgasali street, next to the city walls, offers a taste of local life. This segment of the tour allows for leisurely exploration before heading back to the vehicle.
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The defensive walls built under Erekle II are a major feature of Sighnaghi, with each gate named after a village. The best parts of the walk along the walls are on the northeast side, where the towers offer views of the mountains and valleys.
Walking these sections, visitors gain a sense of Georgia’s historical defenses. The walls and gates serve as a symbol of Sighnaghi’s resilience and cultural pride.

The Bodbe Monastery is more than just a religious site; it’s also a place of scenic beauty. The hillside location provides panoramic views of the Kakheti region. The architectural details and historical relics make it a significant stop.
Visitors often spend around 45 minutes here, admiring the serene atmosphere and the surrounding nature. It’s an ideal spot to reflect and enjoy the peaceful environment of Georgia’s religious heritage.

The private vehicle ensures smooth transportation between all stops, with hotel pickup and drop-off included. The professional guide shares insights and stories at each site, adding depth to the experience.
Timing is flexible, but the total duration is around 8 to 10 hours, making it a full but manageable day trip. The tour is suited for most travelers, as most can participate, but heavy physical activity like climbing walls or towers is minimal.
Travelers should budget separately for wine tasting fees at the wineries, as these are not included in the tour price. The tour is ideal for those who want a comprehensive, culturally-rich day with personalized service.
This private tour from Visit Georgia with George stands out for its attention to detail, local authenticity, and expert guidance. The wine tastings at two different wineries—one large factory and a family-run Marani—offer variety and insight into Georgia’s wine craftsmanship.
The cultural stops like Bodbe Monastery and the Sighnaghi city walls give a full picture of the region’s history and architecture. The bread-making experience adds a unique culinary touch that enhances the sense of local life.
The consistently high reviews highlight George’s warm, knowledgeable approach, making the tour both informative and enjoyable. It’s a great value for travelers who want a personalized experience with deliberate pacing and well-chosen highlights.
“Every place has a story to tell. And thanks to our tour guide, we actually felt like we were witnessing the story first hand.”
What is included in the tour price?
The full-day private tour, transportation, guide services, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included. Wine tasting fees are not included.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 8 to 10 hours, depending on pacing and time spent at each stop.
Is the tour suitable for children or elderly?
Most travelers can participate since physical activity is minimal, mainly walking and light climbing. However, those with mobility issues should consider the walking involved at Sighnaghi and Bodbe.
What should I budget for wine tasting?
Additional fees apply for wine tasting, which are paid directly at the wineries.
Can I customize the stops?
The tour runs on a set itinerary, but the guide is flexible, especially since it’s a private experience.
Is there a dress code for the monasteries and churches?
Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees is recommended for Bodbe Monastery.
What makes this tour different from others?
Its combination of wine tasting, cultural exploration, and personalized service makes it stand out, especially with George’s reputation for friendliness and knowledge.
Are meals included?
No, meals are not included, but the tour often features a delicious lunch at a family restaurant with local dishes and breathtaking views.
What are the booking conditions?
The tour can be canceled for free if canceled more than 24 hours in advance. Less notice means no refund.
How do I book this tour?
Booking is simple through the provided platform, with confirmation received immediately after booking.