Georgia is a country you fall in love with at first sight and forever. Tbilisi charms with its old town, Batumi impresses with its futuristic architecture, and Kakheti welcomes with cellars of the best wines. Georgian cuisine, polyphony, and tamada’s toasts turn any dinner into an unforgettable event. Our travel agency will help organize your trip: we will select and book tickets, reserve a hotel, offer excursion routes, and provide transfers.
Five Main Attractions of Georgia:
- Old Tbilisi — the historic center of the capital with narrow streets, carved balconies, and the famous Abanotubani sulfur baths. The Narikala Fortress, cable car ride, Peace Bridge, and Rustaveli Avenue create the unique image of a city where the past harmoniously coexists with modernity.
- Batumi Boulevard — a multi-kilometer embankment of the Adjarian capital, decorated with palm trees, fountains, and modern sculptures. The moving statue “Ali and Nino,” the Alphabet Tower, the Batumi Lighthouse, and the Botanical Garden on the Green Cape are the main decorations of the resort.
- Kakheti — the birthplace of Georgian winemaking, a region where grapes have been cultivated for eight thousand years. Here you can visit wineries with tastings of wine from qvevri — clay jugs buried in the ground. The town of Sighnaghi — the “city of love” — offers a view of the Alazani Valley.
- Kazbek and Gergeti — Mount Kazbek (5054 m) is one of the highest peaks in Georgia, at the foot of which the Trinity Church in Gergeti is located at an altitude of 2170 meters. This is one of the most photographed views in the country, especially at dawn when the peak turns pink.
- Vardzia Cave City — a rock-hewn monastery complex of the 12th century consisting of hundreds of caves connected by tunnels and stairs. Located in the south of Georgia in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region, it amazes with its scale and the skill of ancient builders.