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Georgia Highlights Tour
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Overview
6 days
Explore Tbilisi’s Old Town, visit Jvari and Svetitskhoveli in Mtskheta, discover Kakheti’s wine traditions, Bodbe Monastery and Sighnaghi, then travel Gudauri toward Kazbegi, Gergeti Trinity Church, Dariali Gorge and Sno Village.
Private tour
Georgia Highlights Tour
A six-day journey through Georgia combining Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Kakheti and Kazbegi with historic cities, UNESCO-listed landmarks, traditional wine experiences and spectacular mountain scenery.
- 6 days
- Moderate pace
- Mountains
- $899 – $1199
About this route
This six-day private tour combines Georgia’s historic capitals, wine-producing countryside and the dramatic landscapes of the Greater Caucasus.
The journey begins in Tbilisi, where guests explore the Old Town, sulfur-bath district, Narikala Fortress and the Mother of Georgia. The programme then continues to Mtskheta for visits to Jvari Monastery.
In Kakheti, travellers visit a family winery, taste traditional Georgian wines and learn about the ancient qvevri winemaking method. The experience also includes local activities such as churchkhela tasting and Georgian bread preparation. The cultural route continues to Bodbe Monastery and the hilltop town of Sighnaghi, known for its defensive walls, traditional balconies and views across the Alazani Valley.
The mountain section begins with Gudauri and the panoramic Friendship Monument. After crossing Jvari Pass, guests arrive in Stepantsminda. The following day includes Gergeti Trinity Church and an optional walk toward Gveleti Waterfall and Sno Village, famous for its monumental stone portraits. The tour ends with a return to Tbilisi and an airport transfer on the final day.
Pricing
- Price for 1-3 people$899–$999 — With Car
- Price for 4-7 people$999–$1199 — With Mini-Van
Final price depends on season, group size, hotel choices, transport, and availability.
Best for
- First-time visitors to Georgia
- History and culture lovers
- Wine and food enthusiasts
- Mountain and nature travellers
- Couples and small private groups
- Scenic road-trip experiences
- Photography enthusiasts
- Religious heritage tours
- Traditional local experiences
- Tbilisi, Kakheti and Kazbegi combinations
- English, Russian and Mandarin-speaking travellers
- Multi-day private tours
Route in photos
Destinations on this route
Visited in this order. The final plan can be adjusted with the travel manager.
Georgia's capital city with historic streets, viewpoints, and a lively food scene.
Walk · ~50 min
Old TbilisiAn ancient fortress overlooking Old Tbilisi, offering some of the best panoramic views of the city.
View place →Discover Mtskheta’s historic churches, old streets, sacred landmarks and the famous viewpoint where the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers meet.
Walk · ~55 min
Jvari MonasteryA 6th-century hilltop monastery offering a famous panoramic view over Mtskheta and the confluence of two rivers.
View place →Walk through Sighnaghi’s romantic old streets, explore its historic fortress walls, visit the local museum and enjoy magnificent views of the Alazani Valley and the Caucasus Mountains.
Walk · ~55 min
Sighnaghi Fortress and City WallAn extensive 18th-century defensive wall with historic towers, gateways and panoramic walking sections.
View place →Discover Gudauri’s ski slopes, mountain cable cars, panoramic viewpoints, paragliding experiences, the Friendship Monument and the dramatic landscapes of the Georgian Military Highway.
Walk · ~35 min
Russia–Georgia Friendship MonumentA colourful panoramic monument overlooking the dramatic Aragvi Valley near Gudauri.
View place →A Greater Caucasus mountain area known for scenic roads and dramatic viewpoints.
Walk · ~35 min
Sno Village and Giant Stone HeadsA traditional mountain village known for its historic tower, surrounding valley and monumental stone sculptures.
View place →Ready when you are
Travel Georgia Highlights Tour with a private guide
Share your dates and group size — your travel manager confirms timings, transport and the final route with you.
Route lines and map pins are indicative only and not exact driving or walking directions.