Why go?
Stroll under the lacy balconies along the streets of Tbilisi, taste wine under the gentle sun of Kakheti, contemplate the snow-capped peaks and listen to legends of love and freedom
History and legends
Georgia is an ancient country where the great achievements of real historical figures are intertwined with poetic myths. Every town and village offers dozens of fascinating stories about the past. And there's also magnificent architecture: monasteries, palaces, and churches that blend the styles of different cultures and eras.
Mountains and sea
From the snow-capped peak of Kazbek to the warm beaches of Batumi, from the tropical charm of gardens to the cool, mirror-like surface of mountain lakes. Georgia's nature is diverse, yet striking in every manifestation: majestic and tranquil, and surrounded by these landscapes, it seems possible to penetrate the very heart of the beautiful Georgian people.
Individual program
We create a personalized tour program based on your preferences. Customized itineraries, thoughtful timing, the most engaging activities, a tailored menu tailored to your every need, and 24/7 support: just relax and enjoy this vibrant adventure without worrying about a thing!
Georgia: A Land of Love, Wine, and Mountains
You fall in love with Georgia at first sight. Everything here is imbued with warmth, and through the exoticism and unique atmosphere, hints of something familiar and familiar shine through—it's no wonder the destinies of our countries have been closely intertwined for many centuries.
We invite you to discover charming Tbilisi and discern in it the beautiful Tiflis celebrated in the works of Pushkin and Lermontov, witness to the great love of Griboyedov's life. And then, explore other regions of hospitable Georgia: the endless vineyards and graceful towers of Kakheti, the healing waters and forested mountains of Samtskhe-Javakheti, the medieval monasteries and mysterious caves of Imereti... You'll discover Georgia's many peoples, their cultures and delicious cuisine, exotic tropical landscapes and the legacy of the Soviet era, ancient fortresses, and the endless blend of styles that gives birth to an authentic and unique Georgia.
Season in Georgia: All year round thanks to the mild southern climate. The ski season runs from January to the end of March.
Transport: Toyota and Mercedes V-class minibuses, Land Cruiser SUVs, Eurocopter H125 helicopters.
Tbilisi
Getting to know any country should begin with its capital, and Tbilisi is a wonderful starting point for a trip to Georgia. The Pushkin Garden, lacy balconies, sulfur baths, narrow streets, the impregnable Narikala Fortress with Fig Gorge, an open-air vernissage, and endless culinary discoveries await you.
Vineyards of Kakheti
Kakhetian wines are perhaps the most famous of Georgian wines. It's impossible to imagine a visit to this region without strolling through the vast vineyards and tastings at the finest wineries: popular varieties and unique signature drinks, the largest factories and family-run operations…
Alazani Valley
It's not just one of Georgia's major winemaking centers, but also a stunningly picturesque spot. Here you can visit the cozy town of Sighnaghi and learn about its connection to the love story in the song "A Million Scarlet Roses," admire the mighty fortress walls and majestic medieval towers, and dine with a breathtaking panoramic view.
Mtskheta
The ancient capital of Iberia, a city with a fascinating history and a wealth of attractions. The city and its surrounding area boast numerous religious monuments, such as the Byzantine-style Jvari Monastery and the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, associated with the beautiful legend of the sacred Cedar of Lebanon.
Borjomi
A resort town surrounded on all sides by mountains and forests with healing clean air, Borjomi earned its status as an elite resort during the Russian Empire, when members of the Romanov royal family vacationed there. At the resort, you can relax in thermal pools and visit beautiful mansions and palaces.
Vardzia
A rock city of incredible grandeur, closely associated with the legendary Queen Tamar. Churches, refectories, and libraries were carved directly into the rock. Moreover, it was an impregnable fortress, protecting residents from numerous enemy raids. And although much of Vardzia is now in ruins, it still captivates the imagination.
Kutaisi
One of the most important centers of Georgian culture, Kutaisi played a major role in the fate of ancient civilizations—the Colchis, Abkhazia, and Imereti kingdoms. The myth of the Golden Fleece, the lives of kings and Christian martyrs, the White Bridge, the central park, and the Bagrati Cathedral towering over the city—a tangle of legends and stories awaits you.
Prometheus Cave
Another name for this cave is Kumistavi. It's the largest cave in the country, a magical underground kingdom with winding labyrinths that are fascinating to explore, and lakes and rivers that you can take a boat ride along. Unusual lighting throughout the cave's tourist route adds a touch of mystery to the visit.
Batumi
The country's main resort, located on the warm Black Sea coast, Batumi is linked to the fates of Yesenin, Gorky, and Stalin. It blends European and Asian architecture, bringing together the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, and modern Georgia. All of this is framed by tropical gardens, mountain ranges, cypresses, and magnolias.
Tsikhisdziri
This small village in Adjara boasts a unique microclimate. Wild pebble beaches and shady forest trails await, along with magnolia groves and its main attraction—the ruins of Petra Fortress, a 6th-century Byzantine city that once stood on a sheer cliff and earned the nickname "the enchanted fortress."
Adjara
A mountainous region at the foot of the Lesser Caucasus, with a distinctive and rich culture. Here, Christians and Muslims peacefully coexist, and the coastal and mountainous areas create a unique contrast. Be sure to enjoy Adjarian cuisine, sample exclusive wines and aromatic honey chacha, and learn about the traditions of the Adjarian people.
Kazbegi
A high-altitude village offering a stunning view of Georgia's most famous mountain, Kazbek. The surrounding area of Kazbegi boasts countless natural wonders: the turbulent Gveleti Waterfall, the tranquil Trusso Valley, the Aragvi Gorge with its ancient Ananuri Fortress, and much more. A visit to this area is a must for all nature lovers.
Ushguli
The settlement is located in Svaneti and is one of the highest communities in Europe (2,200 meters above sea level!). Only about three hundred people live here, but five magnificent churches have been built, including the Church of the Virgin Mary with its thousand-year-old frescoes. And all around are fantastic landscapes that will take your breath away!