Georgia · 3 Nights / 4 Days

Georgia (Tbilisi).

Sulphur baths, cobbled lanes, the snow-line of Gudauri and the wine valleys of Kakheti — a four-day primer on what makes Georgia one of the most-loved emerging destinations of the last decade.

Day01
Arrival in Tbilisi · City Tour

Met at Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport and transferred to your hotel. Afternoon orientation tour of Old Tbilisi — Narikala Fortress, the sulphur bath district, Rustaveli Avenue and the Bridge of Peace.

Day02
Gudauri Day Trip

Drive north along the Georgian Military Highway through the Greater Caucasus to Gudauri — Ananuri fortress en route, the Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument, and (in season) the Stepantsminda viewpoint of Mt. Kazbek.

Day03
Kakheti Wine Country

A full day in Kakheti — Sighnaghi the "city of love," a working winery for traditional qvevri-method tasting, and Bodbe Monastery overlooking the Alazani valley.

Day04
Check-out & Departure

Breakfast at the hotel, optional last-morning walk, then private transfer to the airport for your flight home.

  • Return economy flights
  • 3 nights' accommodation with daily breakfast
  • Private driver-cum-guide for all four days
  • Choice of private or group format
  • Airport transfers (arrival and departure)
  • Full sightseeing per itinerary above
  • All ground transportation
  • Lunch and dinner
  • Entry tickets to attractions
  • Personal expenses (tips, calls, laundry, alcohol)
  • Visa fees (visa-on-arrival is available for many nationalities)
  • Travel insurance
  • Anything not explicitly listed under Inclusions

Good to Know

  • Visa-on-arrival for UAE residents from many nationalities — our visa desk confirms eligibility before booking.
  • Best months: May–September for green valleys; December–March for skiing in Gudauri.
  • Currency: Georgian Lari (GEL). Cards accepted broadly in Tbilisi.
  • Time zone: GMT+4 (same as Dubai).
  • Flight from Dubai: ~3 hours 30 minutes direct.
  • Rates subject to availability at time of confirmation.
When to Fly

Tbilisi, month by month.

Avg daytime high. Late spring through early autumn is the sweet spot.

Jan6C
Feb8C
Mar13C
Apr19C
May24C
Jun28C
Jul31C
Aug30C
Sep26C
Oct19C
Nov12C
Dec7C
Tbilisi FAQs

Quick answers, Tbilisi-specific.

Many nationalities qualify for visa-free entry (up to 365 days) Indian, Filipino and UAE residents are typically included. Our visa desk confirms eligibility per passport before booking. If a visa is required, we handle the e-visa on your behalf.
Surprisingly yes Georgian cuisine has rich vegetarian staples: khachapuri (cheese bread), khinkali (dumplings can be cheese or mushroom), lobio (bean stew), badrijani (walnut-stuffed eggplant). Jain travellers can also be accommodated with advance notice.
Yes. DecemberMarch is ski season. MayOctober is hiking and the Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument is at its scenic best. April and November are shoulder months possible but less photogenic.
Georgia has 8,000-year-old wine traditions using clay qvevri vessels buried in the ground. The day includes 34 tastings at small family wineries plus a traditional lunch. Non-drinkers also enjoy the day the valleys and Sighnaghi alone are worth the drive.
Yes. Common extensions: 2 nights in Batumi (Black Sea coast) or 3 nights in Mestia/Svaneti (UNESCO mountain villages in the Caucasus). Both add real character to a Georgia trip ask your consultant for the upgrade quote.

Speak to a Georgia specialist.

Our team has booked this route hundreds of times — we know the right hotels, the right guides and the right time of year.