Circuits in Georgia: itinerary ideas
Between Europe and Asia, Georgia reveals its thousand-year-old monasteries and Caucasus peaks
A few trip ideas in Georgia
Discover our selection of authentic circuits designed by our local Georgian experts.
Georgia on a Budget
From the vineyards of Kakheti to troglodyte monasteries, Georgia reveals 8000 years of history without breaking your budget.
Tbilisi, in the heart of Georgia
A star-shaped trip from Tbilissi to explore monasteries, ancestral vineyards and Caucasian peaks.
Self-drive tour - Georgia at your own pace
Between troglodytic cities and Kakheti vineyards, a self-drive tour through Georgia's thousand-year-old traditions.
History and Culture of Georgia
At the Sources of Wine and Christianity, Between Cliff Monasteries and Ancient Vineyards of the Caucasus
Trek in the Svaneti Mountains
In the heart of Svanétia, on the glacial trails of Europe's highest village
On the Caucasus Trails: Culture and Hiking
Between Caucasus peaks and troglodyte cities, a journey into the heart of ancestral Georgian traditions.
Ready to discover authentic Georgia? Our specialist advisors guide you in creating your tailor-made journey.
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Georgia combines Orthodox religious heritage, an 8,000-year-old wine tradition and the preserved nature of the Caucasus. Two-week itineraries balance historic Tbilisi, Kakheti vineyards and mountain villages. Our private trips adapt to your interests, while small group tours with a maximum of 10 people encourage exchanges with other travelers passionate about this authentic destination.
A sample itinerary in Georgia
Example of a balanced 2-week itinerary covering the essential Georgian highlights.
Orthodox heritage
Historic Tbilisi, Narikala Fortress, Jvari and Svetitskhoveli monasteries in Mtskheta, David Gareja monastic caves overlooking the desert
Ancestral wines
Eastern Kakheti, Telavi and Sighnaghi estates, traditional qvevri tasting, seasonal harvests, Gremi fortress
Wild Caucasus
Svaneti with medieval towers, Ushguli village at 2200m altitude, glacier hikes on Shkhara, preserved mountain traditions
Which kind of trip should you choose in Georgia?
Different approaches based on your expectations and travel style.
Private itinerary
Complete flexibility, dedicated English-speaking guide, personalized pace
Small group
Maximum 10 people with Nomadays, conviviality, shared costs
Combined trip
Armenia or Azerbaijan extension for a Caucasus tour
Thematic travel
Wine tourism, mountain hiking or Orthodox art specialization
How long should a trip to Georgia last?
Georgia's cultural and geographical wealth warrants a stay of at least 2 weeks.
Focus on Tbilisi and the Kakheti region, with David Garedja monasteries and tastings in traditional cellars
Complete circuit combining Orthodox heritage, wine routes and Caucasus discovery via Svaneti or Tusheti, optimal duration
In-depth exploration including Adjara on the Black Sea coast and remote regions such as volcanic Javakheti
What budget should you plan for a trip to Georgia?
These estimates concern a 2-week trip to Georgia. Refine your budget with our destination simulator.
The price ranges below correspond to a 2-week tour.
Family guesthouses, shared transport, authentic local meals
Hotels 3-4 stars, English-speaking guide, private vehicle
Charming hotels, exclusive experiences, Caucasus helicopter
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Can't find the perfect trip?
Every trip to Georgia is unique based on your interests: religious heritage, wine tourism, or hiking. Our Georgian local experts design your personalized itinerary according to your expectations and the season.
Frequently asked questions
How long to spend in Georgia?
Allow a minimum of 2 weeks to discover the essentials: Tbilisi, the wine region of Kakheti, and a mountain area. 3 weeks allow you to add the Black Sea coast.
What is the best time to visit Georgia on a circuit tour?
May-June and September-October offer pleasant weather. July-August is suitable for high mountain regions despite the heat in the plains. Winter limits access to high-altitude areas.
What budget should I plan for a family trip in Georgia?
For a family of 4 over 2 weeks, budget 4,000–6,000€ all-inclusive depending on comfort level. Children enjoy cave monasteries and local gastronomy.