Tbilisi Tour

Enjoy a guided walking tour of Tbilisi’s Old Town, much of which dates back over a thousand years. Highlights include the Narikala Fortress and Mother of Georgia, the Tbilisi Botanical Gardens, the sulphur baths, the Museum of Soviet Occupation, the Tbilisi Wine Museum and much more.

Group Size: Minimum:6 Maximum: 12*

Price: £85 per person

*We can accommodate bigger or smaller groups. Please contact us for a customised quote.

Visit Georgia’s ancient capital & religious centre, Mskheta & POOL DAY

Mtskheta is the religious centre of Georgia and it is home to many of Georgia’s holiest sites. King Mirian III and Queen Nana, who were the first of Georgia’s kings and queens to convert to Christianity, are buried in the Samtavro Monastery. The original site dates back to the 4th century. Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, the second largest church in Georgia and the burial site of many of Georgia’s kings, is also located in Mskheta. 

Have lunch in a local restaurant before visiting Jvari Monastery. Jvari Monastery perches on a promontory above the town of Mskheta and on the opposite side of the Aragvi River. The monastery dates back to the ninth century. From its vantage point at the top of the hill you look down on the confluence of two of Georgia’s largest rivers-the Mtkvari and Aragvi.  After visiting the Jvari Monastery you can go for a relaxing swim at one of Tbilisi’s best guest houses, Guest House Dream View and an evening barbecue!

Group Size: Minimum:6   Maximum: 12

Price: £105 per person

Visit to the town of Gori & the Stalin Museum and the Cave Town of Uplistsikhe (full day trip)

Visit the city of Gori and the Stalin Museum. Gori was the birthplace of Joseph Stalin and is located 90km west of Tbilisi. The Stalin Museum includes the preserved house in which Stalin was born and the train carriage in which Stalin toured the Eastern Front as well as many exhibits related to his life and career. On the return journey visit a local winery and enjoy tasting Georgian wine and a late lunch.

Uplistsikhe is an ancient rock-hewn town and has been identified by archaeologists as one of the oldest urban settlements in Georgia. Its earliest remaining structures are from the beginning of the 1st millennium AD. Explore the caves and tunnels that remain on this historic site and learn more of its fascinating history. On the return journey visit a local winery and enjoy tasting Georgian wine and a late lunch.

Group Size: Minimum:6   Maximum: 12*

Price: £125 per person

*We can accommodate bigger or smaller groups. Please contact us for a customised quote.