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Georgia Tours & Holiday
Georgia tours follow Silk Road streets into Caucasus mountain valleys older than the wine they’re famous for. Europe and Asia keep meeting here, on every pass and every plate.
Wedged between the Black Sea and the snow-capped High Caucasus, Georgia is one of those rare countries where the landscape changes every hour and the conversation jumps continents. Tbilisi, founded over the city’s mineral hot springs in the 4th century, still carries layers from Persian, Ottoman, Russian and European hands, while Kakheti’s vineyards trace back roughly 8,000 years to what’s widely accepted as the birthplace of wine. Step away from the capital and the country opens out into Tusheti’s medieval watchtowers, the cave city of Vardzia and the deep Christian quiet of David Gareji, all sketched out clearly in any thoughtful georgia itinerary.
Georgia sits naturally on a wider Caucasus loop with Armenia tours and Azerbaijan, which is why several of our journeys carry on across the borders into ancient monasteries, fire temples and Yerevan’s Soviet-era boulevards. Travel here and the surprise isn’t the scenery, dramatic as it is, it’s how warmly local hosts treat strangers in a country still finding its rhythm.
Explore our Georgia Tours
Travel with us and a Georgia trip is shaped around access rather than logistics. Every departure is a small group adventure capped at 12 with a dedicated English-speaking tour leader, family-run guesthouses in mountain villages, and time built in to wander Tbilisi’s old town between drives. As one of the original small group tour specialists working in the Caucasus, we lean into the corners larger operators skip, including Tusheti’s medieval watchtowers, the kvevri cellars at the heart of our georgia wine tours and Svaneti’s working stone towers. Most of our georgia guided tours can also be run privately on dates of your choosing.
Georgia Tour Package Overview
London to Uzbekistan Rail Adventure
31 days, from £18,900 per person
A flight-free rail expedition from St Pancras to Tashkent that crosses Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia entirely overland, with Georgia sitting at its emotional heart through a Black Sea train from Batumi to Tbilisi, two nights in the capital and a full day among Kakheti’s wineries. View full itinerary →
Istanbul to Shanghai Rail Adventure
32 days, from £18,900 per person
A 32-day flight-free rail journey from Istanbul to the Pacific that traces ancient Silk Road corridors through Turkey, the Caucasus, Central Asia and China, with three nights in Georgia for the Batumi train, Tbilisi sightseeing and a wine and monastery day in Kakheti. The small group is capped at 12 with a dedicated English-speaking tour leader from start to finish, and the rail mix runs from Turkey’s Doğu Express and a Caspian Sea cargo ferry to Uzbekistan’s Afrosiyob and China’s high-speed bullet trains. View full itinerary →
Georgia – Wild Tusheti
10 days, from £1,820 per person
A 10-day journey deep into Tusheti, one of the most isolated provinces in Europe, crossing the seasonal Abano Pass at 2,927 metres into a landscape of medieval watchtowers, alpine meadows and stone villages where the Tush herders still ride out with their dogs. Days move between guided walks to Shenako, Diklo and Parsma, evenings of home-cooked Tush food, and time in Tbilisi’s old town and the rock-hewn David Gareji monastery on either end. View full itinerary →
Georgia – The Cradle of Winemaking
9 days, from £1,865 per person
A nine-day journey through arguably the world’s oldest wine country, working east from Tbilisi into the vineyards of Kakheti for tastings of qvevri-fermented wines, a traditional Supra feast led by a Tamada toastmaster, and a hands-on lesson in churchkhela and Georgian bread making. Cultural depth runs alongside the food, taking in 11th-century Alaverdi Cathedral, Ikalto Monastery’s UNESCO-listed winemaking tradition and the ancient capital of Mtskheta, plus Chateau Mukhrani on the way back to Tbilisi. View full itinerary →
Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia Caucasus Discovery
15 days, from £2,495 per person
A faster-paced 15-day loop through all three Caucasus countries, beginning in Baku amid Azerbaijan’s flaming hillsides, Gobustan petroglyphs and the Zoroastrian Ateshgah Fire Temple, before crossing the border to Georgia for Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Stalin’s hometown of Gori and the dramatic Gergeti Trinity Church beneath Mt Kazbek. Armenia closes the journey through UNESCO-listed Haghpat, Lake Sevan, Khor Virap with its Ararat panorama and the spiritual centre of Echmiadzin. View full itinerary →
What to see on our Georgia Group Tours
Wander through the delightful old streets of Tbilisi
Head off the beaten track in wonderfully scenic Tusheti province
Enjoy walks and village visits in the shadow of the High Caucasus mountains
Explore the impressive rock-hewn Georgian Orthodox monastery complex of David Gareji
Taaste the excellent local wines in one of the world oldest wine growing regions
Extend your adventure in the Caucasus and travel on a combined tour to include Armenia and Azerbaijan
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Yes. The Cradle of Winemaking is our nine-day georgia wine tours offering, focused entirely on Kakheti and the country's roughly 8,000-year-old viticulture, with qvevri tastings, a Supra feast led by a Tamada and visits to Alaverdi Cathedral and Ikalto Monastery. Several combined Georgia and Caucasus itineraries also include a full wine day in Kakheti, so you can layer wine into a wider trip.
Our Georgia holidays start at £1,820 per person for the 10-day Wild Tusheti tour and £1,865 for the 9-day Cradle of Winemaking. Multi-country Caucasus journeys range from £2,495 for 15 days across all three countries up to £3,295 for 16 days through Georgia and Armenia, with long-distance flight-free rail journeys including Georgia from £18,900 for 31 to 32 days.
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