Welcome to Georgia · Local since 2010

Private Tours in Georgia,
Designed by Local Experts

Come and see the Georgia we grew up in. Private tours in Georgia built around your dates — the Caucasus mountains, 8,000 years of winemaking, cave cities and cliff-top monasteries, with a local guide who knows exactly where to stop.

Licensed local guidesFree cancellation up to 2 weeks aheadNo booking feesWe reply within 24 h

No deposit, no obligation — a real person writes back with routes, hotels and prices.

15 yrs

Designing tours in Georgia

4,000+

Travellers hosted since 2010

11

Regions covered end to end

24/7

Support while you travel

01 — Ways to travel

Pick the kind of trip you want

Every tour we run is private, and every itinerary is written from scratch. Start with the way you like to travel — we take care of the routing, the driving and the bookings.

Old Tbilisi rooftops, the starting point for one day tours from Tbilisi

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One Day Tours from Tbilisi

Out after breakfast, back for dinner. Mtskheta, Kazbegi, Kakheti and more, all in a private car.

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Green canyon in Imereti near Kutaisi in western Georgia

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Short Tours from Kutaisi

Landing at Kutaisi airport? Canyons, caves and monasteries within an hour of the runway.

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Jvari Monastery above Mtskheta on a short tour from Tbilisi

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Short Tours from Tbilisi

Two to four days built around the capital, with nights in guesthouses rather than long drives back.

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Alpine village of Gebi in Racha, a base for trekking and horse riding in Georgia

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Adventure Tours

Trekking the high Caucasus and horse riding across alpine meadows, with guides who know the weather.

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Medieval stone towers of Ushguli in Svaneti, reached on a jeep tour

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Cultural Tours

UNESCO monasteries, cave cities and tower villages — including the jeep routes you cannot reach by car.

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Kakheti landscape in eastern Georgia, the country's main wine region

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Wine Tours

Kakheti cellars and qvevri tastings — the oldest winemaking tradition on earth, still in daily use.

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02 — Featured tours

Our favourite tours from Tbilisi

Private car, hotel pickup, English-speaking guide. These three run year-round and are the easiest way to see a lot of Georgia on a short stay.

Tailor-made

Your Georgia, your way

Tell us your dates, your pace and what you actually want to see. You get a written day-by-day itinerary with routes, hotels and prices within 24 hours — no deposit, no obligation, and no template.

It’s free, and a real person answers.

Caucasus mountain valley on a private tour in Georgia

03 — Why book with us

Crafted by locals, shared with heart

We are a small Georgian team, and we have spent fifteen years driving these roads ourselves. We know which mountain pass opens in May, which cellar in Kakheti pours the wine worth the detour, and which family in Svaneti sets the best table.

That is the difference between a tour that follows a guidebook and one built on people we actually know.

  • Licensed, English-speaking local guides
  • Trusted family guesthouses and wineries
  • One point of contact, 24/7, for the whole trip

Gamarjoba! — the Georgia-Tours.eu team

Private & flexible

Your schedule, your pace, your experience — changeable on the morning of, not six weeks out.

Real local knowledge

Insider stops and stories you will not find on a listings site or in a guidebook.

Balanced itineraries

The right mix of must-sees and quiet places, with drives that leave time to actually arrive.

Authentic experiences

Meet the winemakers, cheesemakers and hosts we have known for years.

04 — Where to go

Georgia, region by region

A country the size of Ireland with alpine glaciers, subtropical beaches and desert monasteries inside it. Here is what each of the ten regions adds to your itinerary.

Adjara

Adjara

Adjara: Where Georgia Goes to the Beach (And the Mountains) [...]

Guria. Tea plantation

Guria

Kvemo Kartli

Kvemo Kartli

Racha Ghebi

Racha-Lechkhumi

Samegrelo

Samegrelo

Svaneti

Svaneti

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Samtskhe-Javakheti

Mtskheta mtianeti village Sno

Mtskheta-Mtianeti

Shida Kartli

Shida Kartli

Imereti Kutaisi. Archil Gegenava

Imereti

05 — Reviews

What our travellers say

★★★★★
Rated 4.9 / 5 across 380+ traveller reviews

“

An incredible experience from start to finish. Our guide was knowledgeable, friendly and made the trip feel local. Georgia is stunning!

Jessica M.
Australia · 8-day private tour

“

The wine tour in Kakheti was our favourite part of the trip. Beautiful places, amazing food and warm people everywhere we went.

Luis & MartinaItaly · Wine tour

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Georgia exceeded all our expectations. Everything was perfectly organised and so authentic. Highly recommend.

David C.Canada · Custom family itinerary

06 — Georgia travel guide

Plan before you arrive

Long-form guides written by the same guides who drive them — seasons, routes, prices and the practical details that decide how good a trip turns out.

  • Qvevri in the wineyard Kakheti

    Georgian Culture,Georgian wine

    19.9 minutes to read

    How a Qvevri Is Made: The Craft Behind Georgia’s 8,000-Year Wine Tradition

    A Georgian qvevri takes weeks or months to build before it ever holds wine. How master potters turn local clay into enormous vessels through hand-building, drying, firing, beeswax and burial in the cellar.

  • Georgian polyphonic singers performing Chakrulo with the Voyager Golden Record and spacecraft in the background

    Georgian Culture

    18.6 minutes to read

    Georgian Polyphonic Singing: The Music Georgia Sent Into Space

    Georgia's polyphonic singing sounds radically different from region to region. Discover Chakrulo, Gurian krimanchuli, Svan singing and the story of the Georgian song NASA sent into space.

  • Georgian mountain towers in Svaneti, Shatili in Khevsureti and Keselo towers in Tusheti

    Architecture of Georgia,Kakheti,Mtskheta-Mtianeti,Svaneti

    18.8 minutes to read

    Why Georgia Has Stone Towers: Svaneti, Khevsureti and Tusheti Explained

    Explore the distinct stone tower traditions of Georgia's Greater Caucasus regions: Svaneti, Khevsureti, and Tusheti. While often grouped together, each region built unique defenses shaped by terrain, local threats, and social structure. Discover how individual household towers in Svaneti, fortified village blocks in Khevsureti, and pastoral lookout towers in Tusheti protected these mountain communities.

  • Georgian tea plantation in western Georgia with a tea picker and an abandoned Soviet-era factory

    Georgian food,Travel tips

    17 minutes to read

    Georgian Tea: From Soviet Giant to Artisan Revival

    Georgia was once one of the Soviet Union's great tea-producing centres. Discover how tea arrived in western Georgia, why the industry collapsed and how small producers are bringing Georgian tea back.

  • Georgian supra with a tamada raising a wine glass during a traditional feast

    Georgian wine,Travel tips

    17.2 minutes to read

    The Georgian Supra: Tamada, Toasts and Table Etiquette Explained

    Discover how a traditional Georgian supra really works—from the role of the tamada and the meaning of alaverdi to toast traditions, wine and the etiquette every guest should know.

  • The Georgian Alphabet

    Travel tips

    13 minutes to read

    The Georgian Alphabet: 33 Letters, 3 Scripts & Where to See Them

    Discover the story of the Georgian alphabet, a unique writing system featuring 33 letters and three distinct scripts recognized by UNESCO. Learn how the modern Mkhedruli script works, master essential travel vocabulary, and explore historic sites across Georgia, like Bolnisi Sioni, where you can see ancient stone inscriptions dating back to the fifth century.

07 — Good to know

Questions travellers ask us first

If it isn’t covered here, just write to us. We answer every message ourselves, usually the same day.

Do I need a visa to visit Georgia?

Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia, the GCC states and around 90 other countries enter Georgia visa-free and may stay up to one year. Bring a passport valid for the length of your stay — for most travellers that is the whole of the paperwork.

May, June, September and early October are the sweet spots: warm days, open mountain roads and manageable crowds. July and August suit high-altitude hiking in Svaneti and Tusheti, the grape harvest falls in late September in Kakheti, and winter belongs to the ski slopes at Gudauri and Bakuriani.

Our one day tours from Tbilisi start at $78 per person including a private car, driver-guide and hotel pickup. Multi-day private tours are quoted per itinerary and usually land between $120 and $220 per person per day, depending on hotel standard and how many of you are travelling.

Every tour we run is private. You travel only with your own party, in your own vehicle, and the timings stay yours to change on the day — linger at a monastery, skip a stop, add a wine cellar on the way home.

Cancel free of charge up to two weeks before your start date and you owe us nothing. Inside two weeks we will always try to move your dates rather than charge you, because plans change and we would rather have you back another time.

Yes, and it is most of what we do. Send your dates, interests and rough budget and you will get a written day-by-day plan with routes, hotels and a total price within 24 hours. No charge, and no obligation to book.

Georgia is among the safest countries in the region, with very low rates of crime against visitors and a deep-rooted culture of hospitality. The mountain roads are the one genuine hazard, which is why we put experienced local drivers behind the wheel rather than hand you the keys.

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