Tour “Hello, Georgia!” – Essential Experience

Beyond the typical tourist paths lies the true Tbilisi. We begin with a walk through the historic Sololaki and Old Town districts, focusing on architectural details and the stories of the city's 19th-century bourgeoisie.

• Architectural walk: Carved balconies, hidden entryways, and Italian-style courtyards.

• Professional Wine Tasting: An introduction to natural wines from small family estates. Learn the distinction between traditional Qvevri methods and European styles.

• Sunset on a private terrace overlooking the Metekhi cliff.

A journey to the spiritual heart of Georgia. We visit UNESCO World Heritage sites, ensuring a pace that allows for reflection away from the crowds.

• Jvari Monastery: The iconic viewpoint where the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers meet.

• Svetitskhoveli Cathedral: A masterpiece of medieval architecture and Georgia’s most sacred site.

• Traditional lunch in Mtskheta (tasting local specialties like Lobiani).

• Evening in Tbilisi: Free time. We can arrange a private cabin at the Sulphur Baths or book a table at a contemporary Georgian restaurant.

Tailor your third day to your preference:

Option I: Kakheti. Estates and Traditions A day in the Alazani Valley. Visit a private chateau where ancestral traditions meet modern winemaking. Explore the fortified town of Sighnaghi and enjoy lunch overlooking the vineyards.

Option II: Kazbegi. High Caucasus Peaks Travel along the Georgian Military Highway. We stop at the Jinvali Reservoir and Ananuri Fortress before reaching the Gergeti Trinity Church at the foot of Mount Kazbek. Enjoy lunch in a mountain village featuring the region's best khinkali.

• A relaxed morning for slow breakfast or some final exploration. Whether it’s sourcing rare spices at the local market or finding antiques at the Dry Bridge, this time is yours.

• Airport Transfer.

We are a team of professional guides based in Tbilisi. We don’t resell standardized tours; we create and lead them ourselves.

Our goal is to show you Georgia without the "plastic" tourist filters, relying on authentic history and high-standard service.