A week-long discovery through the best of Georgia’s city life, seaside charm, and mountainous landscapes. Designed for first-time visitors who want a balanced blend of culture, nature, and heritage.
Destination: Tbilisi — Batumi — Ananuri — Gudauri — Mtskheta
Duration: 6 Nights — 7 Days
DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN TBILISI
Upon arrival at Tbilisi International Airport, meet and greet with your English-speaking driver-guide. Transfer to the hotel for check-in. Spend the evening at leisure or explore the charming Old Town on your own. Overnight stay in Tbilisi.
DAY 2: TRANSFER TO BATUMI & BATUMI CITY TOUR
After breakfast, depart for Batumi (approx. 6 hours). Upon arrival, begin a guided city tour including Europe Square, Batumi Piazza, the Alphabet Tower, and the seaside promenade. Enjoy the fresh breeze of the Black Sea. Overnight stay in Batumi.
DAY 3: BATUMI NATURE TOUR
Visit the lush Batumi Botanical Garden, overlooking the Black Sea. Later, head to the Makhunseti Waterfall and the arched stone bridge nearby. Option to take the Argo Cable Car for a panoramic view of the city. Overnight stay in Batumi.
DAY 4: RETURN TO TBILISI & TBILISI CITY TOUR
Transfer back to Tbilisi and enjoy a half-day guided city tour. Highlights include Narikala Fortress (via cable car), the Peace Bridge, Metekhi Church, and sulfur bath district Abanotubani. Overnight stay in Tbilisi.
DAY 5: ANANURI — GUDAURI — MTSKHETA TOUR
Depart for the mountains. Visit Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta (UNESCO sites). Continue to Ananuri Fortress and enjoy photo stops at the Zhinvali Reservoir before reaching Gudauri. Overnight stay in Gudauri.
DAY 6: KAZBEGI & GVELETI WATERFALL
Embark on a 4WD jeep tour to visit the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church with Mount Kazbegi in the background. Later, enjoy a short trek to Gveleti Waterfall. Return and overnight stay in Gudauri.
DAY 7: DEPARTURE
After breakfast, check out and transfer back to Tbilisi International Airport for your onward flight. Drive duration: Approx. 3 hours.
Thank you for traveling with us. Namaste — until we meet again!
