10 days across Georgia’s most compelling regions
This program is designed for those who want to experience Georgia in a comprehensive and well-paced way — from historic cities and rock-hewn complexes, through spa towns, to Kakheti, the country’s wine region. The route combines well-known landmarks with less obvious locations, offering a broader
and more nuanced perspective on the country. It is a strong option both for first-time visitors and for those who want to go beyond the standard highlights.
Why choose this program
- a complete 10-day journey through Georgia
- the country’s most important places included in one route
- a comfortable pace — full days, but without unnecessary rush
- history, landscapes, food, wine and local atmosphere in one program
- private transport with a driver instead of large coach transfers
- good-standard accommodation and selected meals included ideal for a first visit to Georgia
How the journey is structured
This program is designed for travellers who want to discover Georgia
comfortably, without worrying about planning, transfers or daily logistics.
Over 10 days, the route takes you through the country’s key regions — from
Kutaisi and southern Georgia to Tbilisi, Kakheti and the landscapes of David
Gareja. Each day is planned to include meaningful sightseeing, beautiful views,local food and enough time to enjoy the journey.
The itinerary is active, but not exhausting. You will see a lot, but the program avoids unnecessary rushing and overly packed days. Accommodation is
provided in carefully selected hotels or guesthouses of a good standard, and all transfers are arranged by private local transport with a driver.
It is a strong choice for travellers who want to experience Georgia properly —
comfortably, safely and with everything arranged in advance.
Day 1 Arrival in Kutaisi
Arrival in western Georgia and a gentle introduction to the rhythm of the
journey. The program includes visits to Bagrati Cathedral and Motsameta
Monastery, beautifully located above a river gorge. The day ends with a relaxed dinner in a local setting — a first encounter with Georgian hospitality, without haste.
Day 2 Akhaltsikhe, fortresses and Vardzia
One of the most varied days of the journey. We travel towards southern
Georgia, visiting Akhaltsikhe and Rabati Fortress, followed by Khertvisi Fortress and the cave complex of Vardzia — one of the country’s most distinctive historical sites. In the evening, transfer to Borjomi.
Day 3
Borjomi and surroundings
A day dedicated to one of Georgia’s best-known spa towns. The program
includes Borjomi Central Park, the cable car, selected historical sites, and
elements of local cuisine and wine. After an intensive journey through southern Georgia, this day offers a slower rhythm and space to unwind.
Day 4
Gori, Uplistsikhe, Mtskheta, Tbilisi
A journey towards central Georgia and the capital. Along the way, we visit Gori, the ancient rock-hewn town of Uplistsikhe, and Mtskheta — Georgia’s former capital and one of the most important places in the history of Georgian Christianity. The program also includes Jvari Monastery, with its view over the confluence of two rivers. Arrival in Tbilisi in the evening.
Day 5
Tbilisi
A full day in the capital. The program covers both the city’s main landmarks andless obvious places that reveal its layered character. Walking routes,
architecture, history, local districts and time to understand Tbilisi not simply as a beautiful capital, but as a city shaped by many eras, influences and tensions.
Day 6
Kakheti — Sighnaghi, Bodbe and the First Encounter with
Georgia’s Wine Region
Transfer to Kakheti, Georgia’s most important wine region. The program
includes Sighnaghi — a hilltop town overlooking the Alazani Valley — and
Bodbe Monastery, associated with St Nino. This day introduces the landscapes of eastern Georgia: vineyards, Caucasus views, local food and the warmer, more southern atmosphere of the region
Day 7
Deeper into Kakheti — Wineries, Local Cuisine and Georgian Wine
A second day in Kakheti allows us to go deeper into Georgia’s wine culture. The program may include a visit to a selected winery, a qvevri wine tasting, a meeting with local producers, a traditional meal, and places connected with the history of Georgian elites and wine culture, such as Tsinandali or the Telavi area. This is one of the most atmospheric days of the journey — landscapes, flavours and the story of wine as part of Georgian identity.
Day 8
David Gareja and return west
A shift in landscape and atmosphere. We travel towards the semi-desert area of Udabno and visit the David Gareja monastery complex — one of Georgia’s most remarkable sites, where history, spirituality and a raw landscape meet. After the visit, a longer transfer towards western Georgia.
Day 9
Tskaltubo and the Closing of the Journey
A day in the former spa town of Tskaltubo — a place that reveals a different
face of Georgia: the elegance of old sanatoriums, traces of Soviet architecture and the atmosphere of a town suspended between former glory and quiet decline. A calmer final day of the journey, ending with a farewell dinner in traditional Georgian style
Day 10
Final Purchases and Departure
Time for final purchases of local products, souvenirs, spices or wine. Transfer to the airport and the end of the journey.
What’s included
accommodation in carefully selected properties
all internal transfers by private vehicle with driver
breakfasts and selected meals included in the program
tastings and dinners as described in the itinerary
travel materials, including the “Uncovered Book”
Not included
● international flights
● insurance
● entrance fees to paid sites and attractions
Practical information
program designed for private groups from 8 participants
dates arranged individually
accommodation standard and selected elements of the program can be
adjusted
international flights are not included, but we can advise on the most
convenient arrival and departure options
travel insurance and entrance fees to paid sites and attractions are not
included unless agreed otherwise
Who this journey is for
This program is well suited for travellers who want to discover Georgia in a
comfortable, structured and well-organised way.
It is a strong choice for those who:
want to see a wide range of places in one trip
prefer a planned itinerary instead of organising everything independently
are interested in history, landscapes, local cuisine and wine
want to travel across the country without dealing with daily logistics
value comfort, good organisation and a balanced pace
This is not a single-location beach or resort-style holiday. It is a touring journey
across Georgia, designed for travellers who want to see more — without
unnecessary rush.
Contact
If this journey feels like the right fit for your group, get in touch.
We will prepare detailed information, available dates and a current proposal
based on your preferred travel style, group size and accommodation standard.
