Starting your adventure with a stroll in the Tbilisi Old Town, the place that will transport you back in time. Get ready to explore ancient buildings, see unique architecture and taste traditional Georgian cuisine in some of the many restaurants available.
Today, breathe the fresh mountain air while hiking up the Kazbegi National Park to get to the Gergeti Trinity Church. The entire journey is filled with breath-taking views, tall mountains, deep valleys, and an unforgettable experience.
Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park is the largest park in Georgia, filled with hiking trails, stunning landscapes and adventure sports. Enjoy the beauty of untouched nature and fresh air as you trek through the park.
Explore the ancient Uplistsikhe Cave City, carved in rock, a story of construction and life that happened around 4 B.C. to the 1st century A.D. You will be amazed by the immensity of the place and its unique history.
Akhaltsikhe Castle was built in the 13th century, marking the border between Georgia and the Ottoman Empire. Its history, the importance it had over the years, and its stone walls will leave you in awe.
Batumi City, located next to the Black Sea, is a modern seaside city, perfect for relaxation and discovering new cultures. Enjoy the beach, the delicious food, and the attractions, such as the Alphabet Tower and the Batumi Botanical Garden.
Discover the natural beauty of the Prometheus Cave, named after the Greek myth of Prometheus. Take a tour to see its underground lakes, waterfalls, and hear the story behind its name.
Svaneti is one of Georgia's most picturesque regions, known for its medieval towers, remote villages, and stunning mountain views. Visiting some of the more remote villages, such as Ushguli, located at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains, a UNESCO heritage site, should not disappoint.
Vardzia Cave Complex is a unique cave monastery built between the 12th and the 13th century, containing approximately 600 rooms, a church and a chapel. A beautiful and complex story of faith, building and survival.
Last day filled with history at the Tbilisi Open Air Museum, which has a collection of over 70 historical buildings of Georgia. The buildings range from simple peasant homes to grand estates and churches, and are displayed in a beautiful forested setting.
To travel within Georgia, the most convenient option is to rent a car. The roads in Georgia are well-maintained, and there are several car rental companies available. The cost of renting a car ranges from $20 to $50 per day, depending on the car type and rental duration. Public transportation is also available, including buses and trains, which operate on defined routes and schedules. The average cost of public transportation varies between $3 to $10, depending on the distance and mode of transportation. Be prepared to travel for long hours and with frequent stops in public transportation.
If you have less time, we recommend skipping some of the locations in the itinerary to spend more time at other locations. If you have more time, you could consider adding some coastal towns like Anaklia or visit the Alaverdi Monastery. Don't forget to bring warm and comfortable clothing, especially if you plan to visit the mountains.
Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) is the main airport of Georgia, located near Tbilisi city center, around 20 minutes by car. Batumi International Airport (BUS) is the second-largest airport and is located near Batumi city center, around 10 minutes by car.