All Tour Packages in Georgia
Georgia Tour Packages: From Day Trips to Multi-Week Adventures
Whether you have a few hours in Tbilisi or two weeks to explore the Caucasus, we’ve built these tours from years of guiding travelers through Georgia’s mountains, wine valleys, and ancient monasteries. Every itinerary reflects routes we know firsthand—not generic packages assembled from a distance.
Quick Escapes: Day Tours from Tbilisi
Short on time? Our one-day tours cover Georgia’s highlights within easy reach of the capital. Visit the ancient cave city of Uplistsikhe and Stalin’s hometown Gori. Drive the dramatic Georgian Military Road to Kazbegi, where Gergeti Trinity Church sits at 2,170 meters against the backdrop of Mount Kazbek. Or head east to Kakheti’s wine country for cellar tastings and lunch with local families.
For the Serious Walker: Trekking in Georgia
Georgia’s mountains are increasingly drawing hikers who’ve done the Alps and are looking for something wilder. The Mestia to Ushguli trek through Svaneti passes medieval stone towers and UNESCO-protected villages. Tusheti offers remoteness that’s hard to find in Europe—the road in only opens from late May. The Chaukhi Pass route from Juta to Roshka rewards strong hikers with the Abudelauri colored lakes and some of the most dramatic ridgelines in the Greater Caucasus.
Taste 8,000 Years of Winemaking: Wine Tours in Georgia
Georgia isn’t just old – it’s where wine began. Kakheti produces most of Georgia’s wines, and our tours take you beyond tourist cellars to family operations still fermenting in qvevri, the clay vessels buried underground. We also run tours to Racha and Imereti for those curious about Georgia’s rarer western varieties.
How to Choose
Use the filters above to narrow by region or browse the full collection. Duration ranges from half-day excursions to 13-day expeditions. Group sizes stay small – usually 2-8 people because we’re not running bus tours. If nothing here fits your dates or interests, contact us directly, and we’ll build something custom.
