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First Stop: Ananuri Fortress Begin your day with a visit to the 17th-century Ananuri Fortress, perched above the tranquil Zhinvali Reservoir. It's the perfect spot for incredible photos and to discover Georgia’s fascinating past. Next: Gudauri – Mountain Views & Friendship Monument Continue your adventure to Gudauri, one of Georgia’s most famous ski resorts. Here, you’ll enjoy panoramic mountain views and visit the Friendship Monument, which symbolizes the unity of Georgia and Russia. It’s a must-see stop, offering spectacular vistas and a chance to connect with the local culture. ️ 4x4 Jeep Ride to Kazbegi – Gergeti Trinity Church Board a specially-equipped 4x4 jeep and travel further into the mountains to Kazbegi. At an altitude of 2,170 meters, Gergeti Trinity Church stands as one of Georgia's most iconic and spiritual sites. The views here are nothing short of breathtaking, with panoramic views of the Kazbegi Valley and Mount Kazbeg. Traditional Georgian Lunch If you’re feeling hungry, enjoy a traditional Georgian lunch at a cozy, family-run restaurant or café. Immerse yourself in the local culture, savoring mountain delicacies like khinkali and khachapuri. Return to Tbilisi with Unforgettable Memories By the end of the day, you’ll return to Tbilisi, filled with incredible memories and experiences that will stay with you long after. The stories and photos will last a lifetime.

Your adventure starts with a visit to the Bodbe Monastery, one of Georgia’s most significant religious sites. Nestled on a hillside with panoramic views of the lush Alazani River Valley, it’s home to the tomb of Saint Nino, the woman who brought Christianity to Georgia. From here, continue to Sighnaghi, a charming hilltop town famous for its cobblestone streets, ancient city walls, and stunning views of the Caucasus Mountains. Known as the "City of Love," Sighnaghi offers the perfect setting for a romantic stroll or to shop for handmade crafts. Next, experience the flavors of Kakheti by sampling the iconic Georgian sweet, Churchkhela, made from nuts and thickened grape juice, a delightful treat you’ll often find hanging in local markets. Visit a local bakery and see how Shoti, traditional Georgian bread, is baked in a special clay oven. Enjoy the crispy crust and soft, fluffy inside as you pair it with Georgian cheeses and fresh herbs. Feel the thrill of a zipline adventure through the breathtaking landscape of Kakheti. Glide above valleys and vineyards, taking in sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and rivers, before heading to Telavi, the historical and cultural heart of Kakheti. Here, you’ll stroll under ancient Platanus trees, a symbol of the region’s natural beauty. Finally, no visit to Kakheti is complete without experiencing its world-renowned wines. Head to a local winery in Telavi for an immersive wine-tasting session, where you’ll sample famous Georgian wines like Saperavi, Rkatsiteli, and Mtsvane. Learn about the unique Qvevri winemaking technique that dates back over 8,000 years and hear fascinating stories about the region’s wine culture. This tour offers a unique blend of history, culture, gastronomy, and adventure – perfect for those seeking to immerse themselves in the best of Georgian traditions and natural beauty.

Meet your guide at the Château Mukhrani Wine Bar in the vibrant Gorgasli Square in central Tbilisi. Relax as you pass through the scenic countryside on the bus ride to Mtskheta. Upon arrival, get acquainted with the rich history of this city that dates back to 11,000 BC and see th UNESCO-listed Svetistkhoveli Church. Stop at the 5th-century Jvari Monastery where Saint Nino is said to have converted King Mirian III of Iberia to Christianity. Take in the tranquility of the hilltop setting of this domed church that almost looks like it is growing from the hill. Continue to the city of Gori, the city where the infamous Soviet leader Joseph Stalin was born. Have the chance to purchase a ticket to the Stalin Museum, which stores important moments from his life. Head to the cave city Uplistsikhe which is one of the oldest urban settlements in Georgia. See what life was like in pre-Christian Georgia on the banks of the Kura River. Step back in time as you explore these ruins with the help of your guide. Return to your meeting point in Tbilisi.

Explore the hidden gems of Georgia with Kutaisi.Martvili.Prometheus tour, where you'll discover the best of Imereti and Samegrelo regions. Experience breathtaking views and incredible canyons on this unforgettable adventure. Your journey begins with a convenient pickup at 06:15 am from any hotel located in Tbilisi. Before booking, check the weather in Kutaisi, as boat trips may not be available in case of rain. Start with a transfer from Tbilisi to West Georgia, a 4-hour drive where you can rest along the way. Your first destination is the Martvili waterfalls in the Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region. Martvili's beauty will mesmerize you with sensational waterfalls and a boat trip on the deep green river. Glide through the canyon's moss-covered walls, surrounded by brilliant scenery. Martvili Canyon is a fantastic place for an adventure with family, friends, or co-workers. Next, visit Kumistavi, also known as Prometheus caves, famous for its legend about Amirani. The cave offers spectacular views of stalactites, stalagmites, petrified waterfalls, underground rivers, and cave lakes. The cave is adorned with colorful lights, creating a magical atmosphere ranging from orange-red to pink and blue. Enjoy ample time to explore both places before concluding the tour at 18:00 in Kutaisi/Kutaisi airport or at around 23:00 in Tbilisi, Rose Revolution Square. Embrace the natural wonders and enchanting legends of Georgia's Imereti and Samegrelo regions on this captivating journey.

Explore Georgia: Borjomi National Park, Rabati Fortress & Vardzia Cave Monastery Discover Georgia’s breathtaking nature, ancient history, and architectural wonders on this unforgettable tour. Visit the healing mineral waters of Borjomi, explore the medieval Rabati Fortress, and step into history at the legendary cave city of Vardzia. Borjomi National Park & Mineral Waters Our journey begins in Borjomi, a famous resort town known for its natural mineral waters. Taste the legendary Borjomi water directly from the source and stroll through the beautiful Borjomi Central Park, surrounded by lush forests and scenic walking paths. You’ll also have time to explore the nearby Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, one of the largest in Europe, home to diverse flora and fauna. Rabati Fortress – A Journey Through Time Next, we travel to Rabati Fortress, a medieval stronghold in Akhaltsikhe, built in the 9th century and later expanded by the Ottomans. This fortress is a unique blend of Georgian, Ottoman, Armenian, and European architecture, reflecting the region’s rich history. Walk through ancient towers, mosques, churches, and courtyards, and enjoy a panoramic view of the town from the fortress walls. Vardzia – The Cave Monastery of Queen Tamar Our final destination is Vardzia, Georgia’s most impressive cave monastery, built in the 12th century under Queen Tamar. Originally consisting of over 6,000 caves, this incredible rock-hewn city once housed monks, soldiers, and villagers. Explore hidden tunnels, ancient chapels, and stunning frescoes, including a famous portrait of Queen Tamar herself. Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Mtkvari River valley, making this visit a truly unforgettable experience. Tour Highlights: ✔ Taste Borjomi’s legendary mineral water ✔ Explore Rabati Fortress, a cultural and historical masterpiece ✔ Discover the ancient cave city of Vardzia ✔ Enjoy stunning landscapes and rich Georgian heritage

Explore the highlights of Armenia on a guided tour from Tbilisi. Visit the charming town of Dilijan, the beautiful Lake Sevan, and the historic Sevanavank Monastery. Discover the art and architecture of the Cascade Complex and the Mother Armenia Monument. Enjoy free time in Yerevan. Start your tour with a visit to Dilijan, a charming town known for its forested surroundings, fresh air, and traditional Armenian architecture. Stroll through the old town, particularly Sharambeyan Street, where artisans display handmade crafts, carpets, and ceramics. The town also offers access to monasteries like Haghartsin and Goshavank, hidden in the nearby forests. Next, head to Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world. Surrounded by mountains, it's a popular destination for scenic views, fresh fish (especially Sevan trout), and relaxing by the shore. The lake offers cool breezes and an unforgettable panorama. Visit the Sevanavank Monastery, located on a peninsula at the edge of Lake Sevan. This historic 9th-century monastery complex was built by Princess Mariam. From the monastery, enjoy breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding highlands. It's a peaceful site rich with religious and cultural significance. Head to the Cascade Complex, a massive stairway in central Yerevan, connecting downtown with the Monument neighborhood. As you climb, find fountains, sculptures, and gardens. Inside, the Cafesjian Center for the Arts displays contemporary art. At the top, enjoy a stunning view of Yerevan with Mount Ararat in the background. Visit the Mother Armenia Monument, located in Victory Park. This towering statue represents the strength and resilience of the Armenian people. The site also includes a military museum and offers panoramic views of the capital city. It’s a symbol of national pride and remembrance. Finally, visit Republic Square, the central hub of Yerevan, surrounded by iconic government buildings, museums, and the famous singing fountains. It’s a perfect spot for a leisurely walk or people-watching. In the evening, the area comes alive with lights, music, and water shows. After your guided visits, enjoy approximately 2 hours of free time in Yerevan. You can shop at Vernissage Market, visit local cafes, try traditional Armenian pastries, or simply relax and take in the atmosphere of the city.

Enjoy a safe drive through the beautiful and uninhabited areas of South East Georgia, where we will turn one hour after the start of the tour. The road goes through farmlands and you can stop and take pictures against the backdrop of the lake and fields. You will pass through the only inhabited small place called Udabno, which means desert in Georgian. It is a settlement of Svan eco-migrants. After 20-minute drive from there you will reach to one of the most important religious historical sites. Visit the rock-cut monastery complex from the sixth century. The founder of the monastic life is the monk David, after whom this place was named. Have a short trekking through the uphill to get near the cave of saint water. Living caves of monks can be seen in the courtyard of the monastery. After this exciting place, it is possible to walk along the footpaths on the colorful hills. It is especially beautiful in sunny weather when the colors are more pronounced. The most impressive is the walk between the hills on the lower paths. Upon returning to Tbilisi, you can enjoy lunch.

Georgia is famous for its ancient monuments, but the 21st century also has something to surprise travelers! Dear guests, we invite you to visit the Dashbashi Canyon, enjoy its pristine nature and appreciate the newest glass bridge over the abyss. You will go down into the gorge to the waterfalls, take fantastic photos and have a delicious lunch. And our guide will reveal the legends and traditions of Kartli. Trip to the historical region of Kartli. On the way from Tbilisi, which will take about two hours, our guide will reveal to you the chronicles of these lands, tell you about the rise and decline of the Georgian kingdom, the rule of governors and the original culture. The program also includes a stop at the Algeti reservoir, surrounded by soft hills. Walk to the waterfalls and across the glass bridge. You will see the Dashbash Canyon, picturesque at any time of the year. Along the path you will go down to the river and the “weeping wall” - marvelous waterfalls. Returning to the top, you will walk across the unique bridge, opened in 2022, and learn about its construction and characteristics. We will visit the village built by the German colonists and the church, which is perfectly preserved to this day. We will also learn about their history.