Journey into Georgia’s Sacred Past
Our adventure begins at the Jvari Monastery, a 6th-century masterpiece built on the site of a former pagan idol — Armazi, the ancient god of the moon. This remarkable monastery has withstood centuries of invasions and weathered the winds of time. Today, it is proudly listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Perched high on a hilltop, Jvari offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the confluence of two rivers — the Mtkvari and the Aragvi — a scene immortalized in Mikhail Lermontov’s famous poem “The Novice”. Below lies Mtskheta, Georgia’s ancient capital and spiritual heart.
After taking in the sweeping views, we’ll descend into the historic town to visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, one of Georgia’s most important architectural and religious landmarks. This majestic cathedral is not only a place of worship, but also the final resting place of Georgian royalty and home to revered Orthodox relics.

At Mtskheta’s lively market square, you’ll have a chance to recharge with the colors and flavors of Georgia. Try vibrant churchkhela, sample local wine and chacha, warm up with aromatic Georgian coffee, or cool down with a unique wine-based Kindzmarauli ice cream — a true taste of tradition with a modern twist.
We’ll then stroll through the charming cobblestone streets of this ancient city, also protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where every corner whispers stories of the past. A short walk brings us to the peaceful Samtavro Convent, built on the very spot where Saint Nino, the woman who brought Christianity to Georgia, once lived in a simple hut.
After a scenic drive into the hills, we’ll arrive at the awe-inspiring Shio-Mgvime Monastery, a secluded 6th-century complex founded by Saint Shio, one of the 13 Assyrian Fathers — pioneers of Georgian monasticism.
To end the day, we’ll gather for a delicious traditional Georgian meal at one of the riverside restaurants — the perfect finale to a day filled with history, flavors, and soul.

💰 Price: 100 GEL per vehicle (1–6 people)

During the Soviet era, the city of Gori was best known as the birthplace of Joseph Stalin. Today, you can still visit the modest house where his family once lived — preserved as part of the Stalin Museum. Interestingly, Gori remains the only city where a square still bears Stalin’s name, both during Soviet times and now.
But Gori’s story runs much deeper than the 20th century. We’ll climb to the ruins of GorisTsikhe Fortress, dramatically perched on a rocky hill in the heart of the city. In fact, the city’s name is believed to come from the word “goraki” — meaning “rock” or “cliff.”
Though Gori was first mentioned in historical records in the 7th century, archaeological finds show evidence of urban settlements here dating back to the Early Bronze Age — over 3,000 years BCE.

• 🧗 Note: Prepare for a bit of uphill walking on uneven, rocky terrain. The walking portion of the tour is approximately 2 km.

After exploring the city of Gori — famous as the birthplace of Joseph Stalin — we continue our journey just 12 km east, to one of Georgia’s most awe-inspiring archaeological wonders: Uplistsikhe, the “Fortress of the Lord.”
Perched on the left bank of the Kura River, Uplistsikhe is one of the earliest urban settlements in Georgia, founded in the late 2nd to early 1st millennium BCE. Over the centuries, the city experienced multiple periods of rise and decline, and was finally abandoned in the 19th century. Today, it stands as a rare multi-layered archaeological site, showcasing remains from across millennia — a true open-air museum of Georgian history.
What makes Uplistsikhe truly unique is its structure: temples, homes, pagan altars, halls, tunnels, and even ancient marketplaces were all carved directly into the rock. At its peak, the city included over 700 cave structures, though only about 150 have survived to this day.
Wandering through this ancient stone labyrinth, you’ll witness the architectural evolution of Georgia across thousands of years — all in one place.

💰 Price: 170 GEL per vehicle (1–6 people)
📌 Note: Entrance fees to Uplistsikhe Cave Complex and the Stalin Museum are not included in the tour price. Expect to pay approximately 20 GEL per person. We kindly ask you to bring cash for these tickets, as card payments may not be accepted at some sites.

Continue your journey into Georgia’s spiritual past with a visit to David Gareja Lavra, the heart of a vast cave monastery complex carved into the arid hills of eastern Georgia. Founded in the 6th century by Saint David, one of the legendary 13 Assyrian Fathers, this site became a cornerstone of Georgian monastic life and remains one of the country’s most revered religious centers.
The monastery is an extraordinary blend of history, nature, and silence — with rock-cut chapels, centuries-old frescoes, and panoramic views that stretch far across the steppe. It’s a place where faith once flourished in complete solitude.

• 🧗 Note: The walking trail covers approximately 1 km over uneven, rocky terrain. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

Just 100 km southeast of Tbilisi lies one of Georgia’s most extraordinary spiritual sites — David Gareja Monastery Complex, dramatically carved into the sandstone cliffs of a remote semi-desert. Founded in the 6th century by Saint David, one of the 13 Assyrian Fathers, the monastery stretches for kilometers along the border with Azerbaijan.
Unlike later Georgian monasteries, many of the structures here were hewn directly from the rock, making the site architecturally unique. Some of the caves still preserve frescoes over a thousand years old, faded but still deeply moving in their beauty.
In addition to the main Lavra of David, visitors can also explore the Natlismtsemeli Monastery, dedicated to John the Baptist, which is part of the same spiritual complex.
🌄 Expect otherworldly desert landscapes, complete solitude, and a strong sense of history etched into the stones.

💰 Price: 170 GEL per vehicle (1–6 people)
📌 Comfortable shoes recommended

Get ready for an unforgettable day in the central Caucasus Mountains, where dramatic scenery, authentic cuisine, and centuries of history come together in one breathtaking journey. Our destination is Stepantsminda (formerly Kazbegi), a charming highland town nestled at 1,750 meters above sea level, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and alpine meadows.
This region is part of Georgia’s famed climatic and balneological resort area, offering clean mountain air, thermal springs, and awe-inspiring views that capture the true spirit of the Caucasus.
We'll travel along the historic Georgian Military Road, winding through the spectacular Aragvi Gorge, with stops at the most scenic and iconic landmarks along the way. From fortresses and mountain lakes to waterfalls and medieval churches — each location has a story to tell.

🧳 Please bring:
– Warm clothing, even in summer (the weather in the mountains can change quickly)
– Comfortable, sturdy footwear for walking on uneven terrain

Embark on a breathtaking journey through the very heart of the Greater Caucasus along the legendary Georgian Military Road — a route filled with natural wonders, historic landmarks, and unforgettable views.
🌊 Zhinvali Reservoir – Marvel at the surreal turquoise waters of this mountain lake.
🏰 Ananuri Fortress – Explore a well-preserved medieval stronghold, echoing centuries of defense and devotion.
🌋 Golden Mineral Springs – See a natural phenomenon that resembles a golden river, and witness the dramatic confluence of the White and Black Aragvi Rivers.
🏞 Gudauri & Cross Pass (2,150 m) – Visit the famous Friendship Monument and take in panoramic views from one of Georgia’s most scenic points.
🗻 Dariali Gorge & Mount Kazbek – Follow in the footsteps of poets and pilgrims into the highlands of Stepantsminda.
⛪️ Gergeti Trinity Church – Reach the legendary “Monastery Above the Clouds,” perched on a hill at the foot of Mt. Kazbek — immortalized in Pushkin’s poetry.
🥟 Khinkali Tasting – End your adventure with a stop at our favorite local countryside restaurant to enjoy authentic mountain-style khinkali, very different from their city cousins in Tbilisi.

💰 Price: 250 GEL per vehicle (1–6 people)
📷 Bring your camera — the views are unforgettable!

Tired of the summer heat? Just 18 km from central Tbilisi, nestled at 1,300–1,400 meters above sea level, lies the serene mountain village of Kojori — a historic climatic resort known for its refreshing air and peaceful ambiance.
Perfect for a half-day retreat, this short journey offers a cool break in the lower Caucasus foothills, surrounded by pine forests, old fort ruins, and open mountain views.

🚶‍♂️ Note: The walking route covers approximately 2 km over uneven rocky terrain.

Whether you’re a nature lover or just need a pause from the city, Kojoridelivers peace, fresh air, and simplicity.
Just a short ride from the city, this refreshing half-day tour takes you to the cool hills of Kojori, once the royal summer retreat of Queen Tamar, one of Georgia’s most beloved rulers. Legend holds that she spent her final days here in Koroghli Fortress, high above the plains, surrounded by mountain air and silence.
We’ll continue to the nearby Udzo Monastery, a sacred site wrapped in a touching legend. It is said to have been founded by a childless man (udzo) who built the church and prayed to Saint George for a son. His prayers were answered — and since then, couples seeking to become parents come here to pray.

🧺 Upon request, we can organize a peaceful picnic surrounded by beautiful mountain views — a perfect way to connect with Georgia’s nature and spirit.

💰 Price: 70 GEL per vehicle (1–6 people)
🧥 Bring comfortable shoes, water, and a light jacket

Join us for a full-day getaway from Tbilisi to Kakheti, the eastern region of Georgia famed for its sunshine, rolling hills, and winemaking heritage. As the heart of Georgian viticulture, Kakheti offers the perfect blend of history, spirituality, and taste.
Our first stop is the peaceful Bodbe Monastery, one of the most important spiritual centers in the country. Built on the resting place of Saint Nino, the woman who brought Christianity to Georgia in the 4th century, it remains an active convent and a place of pilgrimage to this day.
We’ll then continue to the enchanting hilltop town of Sighnaghi — also known as “the City of Love.” Stroll along cobbled streets, admire sweeping views over the Alazani Valley, and sample local wines at one of the many charming wineries and cellars.

🚶 Note: Moderate walking (approx. 2 km) over uneven terrain.

Discover the romantic charm of Sighnaghi and the spiritual serenity of Bodbe Monastery on a picturesque journey through Georgia’s most sun-kissed region — Kakheti.
Our first stop is the Bodbe Monastery, a peaceful oasis surrounded by lush greenery and lovingly cultivated gardens. Especially in late spring and early summer, the air is filled with the scent of hundreds of blooming roses and flowers, creating a truly magical atmosphere. This sacred site is also the final resting place of Saint Nino, the beloved enlightener of Georgia.
We then continue to the nearby hilltop town of Sighnaghi, perched along the historic Silk Road. Its 8-kilometer city wall, which has never been breached, still stands with 23 watchtowers offering stunning panoramic views. Walk through charming cobbled streets, explore the ancient fortifications, and climb one of the towers for unforgettable views of the Alazani Valley and distant Caucasus peaks.
In the heart of town, we’ll visit a small local market where you can browse and buy Georgian spices, churchkhela, sauces, teas, and other regional specialties.

💰 Price: 200 GEL per car (1–6 people)
📸 Ideal for culture, history & romance lovers

Embark on a breathtaking journey through Kakheti, Georgia’s sunniest and most romantic region — where sacred traditions, charming towns, and world-class wine come together in perfect harmony.
We begin with a visit to the Bodbe Monastery, the final resting place of Saint Nino, Georgia’s beloved spiritual figure. In late spring and early summer, the monastery grounds burst into bloom with hundreds of fragrant roses and flowers, creating a serene and deeply inspiring setting.
Next, we explore the romantic hilltop town of Sighnaghi, known as the “City of Love”. Walk along its ancient Silk Road-era cobbled streets, climb the well-preserved fortress walls, and enjoy panoramic views of the Alazani Valleyand the Caucasus Mountains. In the town center, browse a cozy local market offering Georgian spices, sweets, sauces, and souvenirs.
After immersing yourself in history and culture, it's time to indulge in Kakheti’s famous wines. We’ll visit two exceptional wineries:

🚶 Note: Approx. 2 km of walking on uneven ground

🍇 Winery Khareba (Kvareli) — Explore a unique 8-kilometer wine tunnel, carved into the Caucasus Mountains. Its natural, year-round temperature and humidity create the perfect conditions for aging wine.
🍇 Winery Graneli — Known for their exquisite wines bottled in hand-painted glass, Graneli exports to Europe and offers a refined and artistic tasting experience.
These two neighboring wineries offer not only picturesque grounds that look like they belong on a postcard, but also a unique opportunity to discover both traditional and modern Georgian winemaking techniques. You’ll learn about endemic grape varieties and taste a wide selection of wines right where they’re made.

🍷Wine Tasting Highlights
We especially recommend the tasting experience at Graneli, where you’ll have the chance to explore your personal preferences from a curated selection of 11 different wines, brandy, and chacha — a strong Georgian spirit distilled from grape pomace.

💰 Price: 300 GEL (per car, 1–6 people)
Tastings are not included in the tour price. Please bring cash — tasting fees start from 30 GEL per person.
📸 Perfect for couples, wine lovers & cultural travelers

As a continuation of our previous journey to Bodbe Monastery and the romantic town of Sighnaghi, we’ll make a stop at Shumi Winery — a unique location famed for its vineyard garden, home to hundreds of grape varieties from all over Georgia and beyond.
🍇 Taste Grapes from the Vine
Here, you'll be able to taste different grape varieties straight from the vine, observe the diversity in flavor and ripening times, and truly connect with Georgia’s winemaking heritage.
🍞 Optional Activities
You can also take part in a traditional bread-making masterclass (puri), enjoy a wine tasting, or simply relax over lunch in this beautiful setting surrounded by nature and culture.

After exploring the romantic town of Sighnaghi and the grape-filled gardens of Shumi Winery, we continue our adventure to the heart of Kakheti — the historic town of Telavi.
🏛️ Telavi – Capital of the Kakhetian Kingdom
First mentioned in the 1st century AD, Telavi was a major trade hub on the Silk Road, connecting the Middle East with Europe. From the 11th century and again between the 17th and 18th centuries, it served as the capital of the Kakhetian Kingdom.
Here, we’ll visit the fortress and palace of King Erekle II, a well-preserved 17th-century architectural complex.
🍽️ Afterward, we recommend following the tradition of ancient travelers and enjoying lunch at a local café, where you can try authentic Kakhetian cuisine before heading back to Tbilisi.

💰 Price: 300 GEL (per car for 1–6 people)
Please note: Wine tastings at the wineries start from 30 GEL per person and are not included in the tour price. Please bring cash to cover these optional activities.

As a continuation of our journey through Kakheti — with stops at Bodbe Monastery, the "City of Love" Sighnaghi, and wine tastings at Khareba (Kvareli) and Graneli — we will arrive at a traditional village home with a charming wine cellar and lush garden, where a local family will host us for a home-cooked dinner.
🍷 Here, you’ll experience a true Georgian Supra — the centerpiece of local culture — where heartfelt toasts are raised using ceremonial wine horns called kantsi. Supra is much more than a meal; it’s a cultural ritual often enriched by folk music and traditional dance.
🌿 After an unforgettable evening of warm hospitality and delicious food and wine, we will spend the night in the peaceful Alazani Valley, recharging for the next day’s adventures.

• 🍇 Please note: The grape harvest season in Kakheti typically runs from late August to early October, making it an ideal time to visit for a more immersive wine experience.

After breakfast in a cozy village home, we’ll visit the Tsinandali Estate, the historic residence of the noble Chavchavadze family. Stroll through its beautifully landscaped gardens and enjoy a coffee in the same 19th-century home where Nino Chavchavadze, the young widow of Russian diplomat and poet Alexander Griboedov, once lived. Their tragic love story adds a romantic layer to the peaceful surroundings.
Next, we’ll head to the Shumi Winery, famous for its unique vineyard garden featuring hundreds of grape varieties from Georgia and beyond.

Here you’ll be able to:

• Taste grapes right off the vine (in season)
• Compare their flavors and ripening cycles
• Enjoy an optional wine tasting or hands-on masterclass in baking traditional Georgian bread (puri)
• Relax over lunch in a charming countryside setting

Price: 400 GEL (per vehicle, up to 6 people)
Please note:

• Wine tastings start from 30 GEL per person
• Village dinner: 50 GEL per person
• Overnight stay: 100 GEL per room (includes breakfast)
• These costs are not included in the tour price, so please bring sufficient cash for additional services.

On this unforgettable journey, we invite you to explore the heart of central Georgia, where history and natural beauty intertwine.
Our first destination is Vardzia, a vast cave monastery complex carved into a sheer cliff overlooking the Kura River. Built in the 12th century by King George III and his daughter Queen Tamar, the city once included over 600 chambersacross multiple tiers — the height of a modern 10-story building. After a major earthquake in the 13th century exposed its interior, Vardzia has remained a marvel of medieval Georgian architecture. Today, it still functions as a monastery, with monks living and worshipping within its ancient halls.

• 🕊️ Please be prepared to walk about 2 km over uneven terrain, including steep ascents. Comfortable footwear is essential.

On our way back, we will stop in the resort town of Borjomi, nestled in a lush valley that dramatically contrasts with the rocky landscape of Vardzia. Famous for its healing Borjomi mineral water, this area has attracted wellness seekers for centuries — as evidenced by stone baths dating back to the 10th century. We’ll stroll through Borjomi Central Park, shaded by dense forest and home to around ten steel bridges built in the 19th century at the Eiffel factory in Paris. These were commissioned by Grand Duke Mikhail Romanov, who constructed a road to the mineral baths for his wife Olga.
🕌 If time allows, we can also visit the Rabati Castle in Akhaltsikhe — a striking medieval fortress complex blending Asian and European architecture, recently restored and offering panoramic views of the surrounding region.

💰 Price Options:

• Vardzia + Borjomi (with optional Rabati): 350 GEL (per vehicle, 1–6 people)
• Borjomi only: 250 GEL (per vehicle, 1–6 people)
• 🎟️ Please note that entrance fees (from 20 GEL per person) and optional activities are not included in the price. We kindly ask you to bring cash for these expenses.

Continuing our exploration of central Georgia, we invite you to visit Kutaisi – one of the oldest cities in the country, with a history that dates back to the 5th century BC. Today, Kutaisi serves as the administrative center of the Imereti region and is affectionately known as the City of May and Roses. Every year on May 2nd, locals celebrate Kutaisoba, the city’s day, with festivities that have been held for over a century.

• 🌿 Note: Be prepared for uneven, rocky surfaces. Our walking route will be approximately 3 kilometers in total.

We will continue our journey to the Prometheus Cave, also known as Kumistavi Cave—a remarkable karst cave near the town of Tskaltubo, recognized as a natural monument (Category III by the International Union for Conservation of Nature). The total length of the cave is around 11 km, with approximately 1 km open to visitors. Inside, you’ll witness stunning rock formations, underground rivers, and beautifully illuminated chambers that create a magical and otherworldly experience.

💰 Price: 300 GEL (per vehicle for 1–6 people)
🎟️ Entrance to the cave costs from 50 GEL per person and is not included in the tour price. Please bring cash to cover this expense.

Tired of the summer heat? Looking to relax among greenery and waterfalls?
Escape the city and refresh yourself in the cool embrace of nature! This tour takes you through lush landscapes and cascading waterfalls—perfect for those seeking peace, beauty, and a break from the sun.

🥾 Please be prepared to walk on uneven, rocky terrain.
🚶 Our hiking route will cover approximately 3 km.

We invite you to discover Martvili Canyon, one of Georgia’s national parks and a perfect spot to unwind in nature. Here, you can ride a zip-line over waterfalls, walk among the spray deep within the canyon, and enjoy a short guided tour by rowboat through the crystal-clear waters.

💵 Tour price – 300 GEL (per vehicle, 1–6 people)
🎟️ Entry and optional activities – from 20 GEL per person
(Please note: entrance fees are not included in the tour price.)

Looking to add something unique to your stay in Georgia? We invite you on a journey to Dmanisi, a historical and archaeological gem nestled at the confluence of the Mashavera and Pinezauri rivers. This open-air museum features the early medieval Dmanisi Sioni Cathedral and the ruins of one of medieval Georgia’s key cities and trade hubs, complete with fortifications, churches, both Muslim and Christian cemeteries, ancient baths, and workshops.
This fascinating site also includes archaeological excavations of one of the oldest known human settlements in Europe, offering an incredible opportunity to connect with prehistoric history.

• 🛂 This route can optionally be combined with a visa run to Armenia via Guguti.

On this journey, we will also visit the town of Bolnisi, formerly known as Catherinefeld — a German Evangelical village founded in 1819 by 116 families from Württemberg, Germany. Along this route, we can also explore several ancient monasteries and fortresses, drive past multicolored hills rich in minerals — including gold — and stop for lunch at a small trout farm, where you can enjoy dishes made from fresh river trout, white amur, and even sturgeon.

💵 Price: 200 GEL (per vehicle, 1–6 people)
🎟️ Please note: Entry to the archaeological site costs from 15 GEL per person. This fee is not included in the tour price, so we kindly ask you to bring the appropriate amount in cash.

During the spring bloom, the colorful autumn, and especially in the summer heat, a picnic in the surroundings of Tbilisi is a perfect idea. It’s a great way to enjoy nature, escape the noise and hustle of the city, and take a refreshing break from the sweltering urban air.

We invite you to relax in nature – whether at organized picnic spots or in the wild – with the possibility of stopping by natural or historical landmarks just a couple of hours’ drive from Tbilisi.
The location, menu, and other details are flexible and can be discussed individually.
What we ask from you is simply a good mood and a readiness for adventure!

Price: negotiable, starting from 50 GEL per car (1–6 people)

Do you need a stamp in your passport confirming your crossing of the Georgian border?

We offer the shortest route from Tbilisi for a visa run to the Sadakhlo border crossing. The trip one way takes approximately 1.5 hours.
Our driver will pick you up from your location, take you to the Armenia border, wait for your return, and bring you back to Tbilisi.

Price: 150 GEL (for a car with 1-6 passengers)