Travel in Georgia
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Between Europe and Asia, a territory with a thousand faces

Georgia unveils its contrasting landscapes between the snow-capped peaks of the Greater Caucasus and the golden vineyards of Kakheti. In the cobbled streets of Tbilisi, sculpted balconies tell eight centuries of history while the smoke from traditional bakeries perfumes the morning air. Here, hospitality is not just a concept: it comes alive around tables where ancestral toasts ring out and red wine flows freely.

This territory of 69,000 square kilometers concentrates surprising diversity: monasteries perched on rocky peaks, thermal springs with sulfurous waters, fortified villages in the Svaneti mountains and subtropical shores of the Black Sea.

What to absolutely see in Georgia?

Tbilissi seduces with its historic center where sulfurous thermal baths sit alongside Orthodox churches and mosques. The Kakheti region reveals its ancestral wine estates, notably around Sighnaghi, while Mtskheta, the former capital, houses the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, a jewel of Georgian art. In the mountains, Svaneti impresses with its medieval defensive towers and Mestia as a gateway to the Caucasus peaks. Vardzia amazes with its troglodytic city carved into the cliff face.

What type of trip should you choose?

A stay of 10 to 14 days allows you to explore Georgian contrasts, from the capital to the wine regions and mountains. Culture enthusiasts will appreciate the monasteries and local gastronomy, while hikers will find their happiness on the trails of Svaneti. A budget of 1,800 to 2,500 euros per person covers characterful accommodations, private transport and authentic experiences with English-speaking guides.