Let’s take a tour of Georgia in summers – come and pamper your soul with many Georgia itinerary guides 5 to 10 days. Take to nature’s paradise, a culturally rich and most welcoming place where you can rejuvenate your soul and spend some wonderful time with your friends and family. Plan your Georgia trip or travel to Georgia after reading this complete information.
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- Indulge in the wonderful mountainous virgin nature.
- Receive tremendous Love and Hospitality from the Georgian people
- Food and wine lovers should definitely come here.
- Less expensive and very much affordable.
- If you want to fall in Love again then come here… Believe me any depressed or sad person will revive his life, again and again, start to believe positively. In short a HEALING COUNTRY. So let’s check what to do in Georgia in the summers. Read about top things to do in Georgia Tour in this article and plan your trip with many suggestions, itineraries, and tips on Georgia.
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1.) Kazbegi and Gudauri (for mountain beauty lovers). Click here to book Kazbegi full day tour with stops at Gudauri, Ananuri, and Gergeti church.
2.) Signaghi/Kakheti for wine lovers and for famous monasteries
3.) Borjomi area for forest and sulfur baths. Click here to book Borjomi, Bakuriani and Kukushka full day tour from Tbilisi.
4.)Vardzia Gori and Rabati castle for history lovers and those who love ancient architecture. Click here to book a full day tour to Vardzia and Rabati castle.
5.) Jvari, Mtshekta for cathedrals and Monasteries
6.) Ananuri, Lopota Lake/Kvrali Lake for water sports lovers because river bathing and water rafting can be done here.
7.) Batumi for beach lovers. Click here to book Tbilisi to Batumi transfer tour.
Now as it looks confusing that from where to start I am suggesting some itineraries.
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1st day: Tbilisi and Mtskheta. Stay a night in Tbilisi. Click here to book full day Tbilisi city tour and Mtskheta attractions tour.
2nd day: Gori, Uphlistikhe, Borjomi. Stay a night in Borjomi
3rd day: Visit Kutaisi and read complete travel guide to Kutaisi which is a historic city from ancient ages. Kutaisi & Imereti, Sataplia, Prometheus. Stay a night in Kutaisi. Click here to book Prometheus and Sataplia tour with Gelati monastery from Tbilisi or you can book this Prometheus tour.
4th day: Martvili, Okatse canyons, and waterfalls. Stay a night in Tbilisi. Click here to book Okatse canyon tour and cave tour from Tbilisi.
5th day: Ananuri, Gudauri, Kazbegi. Stay a night in Kazbegi. Click here to book two days tour to Kazbegi with an overnight 3-star hotel stay in Kazbegi. Or if you don’t want to stay in Kazbegi then click here to book your full day tour to Kazbegi.
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Day 1: Land in Tbilisi. Explore Tbilisi, Overnight stay in Tbilisi.
Day 2: Day trip to Ananuri, Gadauri, Kazbegi, Dariali Gorge, Gveleti Waterfall, etc from Tbilisi. Overnight stay at Tbilisi.
Day 3: Day trip to Sighnaghi – Kvareli – Khareba (wineries tour) from Tbilisi. Overnight stay at Tbilisi.
Day 4: Explore Tbilisi or Mksheta. Flyback.
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Day 1 – Arrival at Tbilisi international airport. Check-in at the hotel. Tbilisi City tour
Day 2 – Tbilisi to Mtskheta tour – Cathedrals of Mtshekta which are UNESCO heritage sites. Jvari Monastery, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral.
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Day 3 – To Kazbegi and this is must visit place in Georgia.
Kazbegimount – is a dormant and one of the major of the located in the Kazbegi of Georgia. It is the third highest mountain in Georgia. The name in Kazbegi – Mqinvartsveri, translates to “glacier or “Ice Mountain”. Read more about what to do in Kazbegi.
Ananuri fortress, Alpen zone, and a skying city Gudauri.Cross Pass and unbelievable spring of mineral sparkling water coming out from the earth. Village Stepantsminda, the Trinity monastery and. a mountain Kazbek
Day 4 Kakheti – wine region and therefore Wine tasting tour. Click here to book Kakheti wine tasting tour with stops at Love city – Signaghi and Bodbe monastery.
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Georgia is the ancient cradle of winemaking. First cultural species of grapes came out here; unique geographic whereabouts and a diverse ground provide ideal conditions for wine growing and winemaking. Kakhetian wine is possibly the most archaic phenomenon of Georgian culture, rooted deeply in history. There is no analogy for the traditional Kakhetian wine technology in the world.
* City of love – Signagi* Wine tasting in a marani( place for storing wine in special pitcher
* Walking on Signagis fortress wall * Wine-tasting in Signagi * Bodbe Monastery
Overnight in Sighnaghi
Day 5 – Second Part of Kakheti
• Gremi
• Nekresi
• Chavchavadze home museum
• Telavi
Overnight in Tbilisi
Day 6 – Transfer to Svaneti Via Kutaisi. Click here to read about Staying options in Svaneti.
• Visiting Kutaisi
• Bagrati Cathedral
• Prometheus or Sataplia caves
Overnight in Mestia
Day 7 – Visiting airbuses and museums
Day 8 – Trip to Ushguli ( back to Mestia )
Day 9 – Early departure to Batumi – seaside
Petra Fortress- The museum contains artifacts from the excavation of the fortress, representing ancient (8th to 6th Centuries BC) and medieval (4th and 5th Centuries AD) periods. Among the artifacts are fragments of Hellenistic mosaics, ceramics, coins and currency, weapons, and agricultural tools.
* Botanical Garden * Batumi – Click here to book the tour to Batumi with a botanical garden.
Overnight in Batumi
Day 10 going back to Tbilisi en route visiting Vardzia caves and village Borjomi
Vardzia is said to have been founded by Queen Tamar in 1185. The monastery was constructed as protection from the Mongols. The city included a church, a throne room, and a complex irrigation system watering terraced farmlands. The only access to the complex was through some well-hidden tunnels near the Mtkvaririver. An earthquake destroyed approximately two-thirds of the city in 1283, exposing the caves to outside view and collapsing the irrigation system.
* Borjomi village and park * Khertvisi fortress
* New Rabat in Akhalcixe * Vardzia caves
This is a 10-day tour.
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1st Day – Arrive early morning at Tbilisi and go to Signaghi, Kakheti tour with Bodbe Monastery, Winery tour, and Lopota lake, fortress wall and night stay at Tbilisi.
2nd Day – Borjomi and Rabati Castle or Borjormi and Gori
3rd Day – Go to Kazbegi and have a night stay in Kazbegi en-routing from Jvari, Ananuri and Gudauri.
4th Day – Sightseeing of Kazbegi and return to Tbilisi via Mtshekta sightseeing.
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5th Day Tbilisi city tour and return back.
Tbilisi city aerial view – Tbilisi at Night. Georgia’s ancient and vibrant capital city spreads out on both banks of the Mtkvari River and is surrounded on three sides by mountains.
Gori caves – The historic fortress stands on a rocky hill in the center of Gori. The ruins on the northern slope and the archaeological findings indicate that there was a fortress here as far back as the I century BC. In historic manuscripts, the fortress is first mentioned in the XIII century as “Gori Prison.”
Borjomi – Famous for healing and natural sulfur baths. Go for Rabati Castle tour from Borjomi.
Kakheti(Signaghi)- Cradle of Wine. Georgia gave wine to the world. Here you will find nature wineries where wine is made in a natural way and surrounded by grapevines and farms with lots of beautiful lakes.
Staying in Georgia- Georgia Itinerary (5 to 10 days)
Many families offer homestay or guest houses for budget staying and enjoying the natural culture. Also many star and luxury hotels near Freedom Square and Narikala Fortress in Tbilisi.
International Airport – Tbilisi & Batumi
Currency –
- Georgian Lari/GEL.
- Many local tour operators accept USD here in Georgia. So better to carry USD with you and convert them into Georgian currency when you reach Tbilisi.
- Local restaurants and shopping accept Georgian Lari which you can convert at many places in Tbilisi.
Shopping – For souvenirs and local items Near Narikala Fortress
For Urban shopping – Eastpoint Supermarket on the way to the Airport.
Taxis and private tour operators are the mode of transportation from one place to another. They are safe and reliable. Check the rates before you hire them. Rent a car is also another option.
Road journeys are more preferable in Georgia instead of trains to enjoy the local nature and culture while traveling.
Food Recommendations – Georgia Itinerary ( 5 to 10 days)
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Khachapuri, Lobiyani, Lobiyo with Red wine. Vegetarians also can relish Georgian food.
Lots of different varieties of fruits are available here.
NightLife in Georgia – Georgia Itineray ( 5 to 10 days)
- Sharden Street in Tbilisi for music, dance bars, and cafe with live music and dance.
- Batumi city is famous for its vibrant nightlife on the banks of the Black Sea.
Georgia offers the following types of tourism: adventure tourism, cultural tourism, wine tourism, eco-tourism, cruise tourism, extreme tourism combined with cultural tourism, bird-watching tourism, mountain tourism, archaeological tourism, culinary tourism, ethnographical tourism, educational tourism. In all you can say that Georgia can be enjoyed by all types of tourists like Families, lone travelers, solo travelers, honeymooners, history lovers, nature lovers, thrill and adventure seekers, peace and nature lovers, spa and healing lovers, rich and budget people. I stayed at Art Boutique Hotel during my first visit to Georgia which has great Breakfast options and it is also a Boutique style hotel. Click here to book it.
When you are leaving Georgia I bet all have moist eyes as if something is left behind or someone is waiting for you. I don’t know what it is, but there is some attraction in this which pulls you … maybe Georgia touches our soul.
There is so much to see, feel and love with Georgia that after coming back you feel something is missing – Let’s go again… Georgia will make you fall in love. The specialty of Georgia is, its culture, loving and friendly people, virgin and untouched nature, animals, healing properties of climate, food, budget-friendly and most simple not too complicated in any form(real freedom as if no one is watching you for your actions or formalities).
Bye for now… Keep asking questions and I can recommend many tour guides or hotels if you want and also can customize your itinerary as per your convenience.
I am always ready to answer your questions and can also help to plan your Georgia trip.
PAMPER YOUR SOUL BY LIVING IN GEORGIA – As we all pamper ourselves physically, by going to spa or beauty salons, mentally by going to a library or learning new things but, we should do something to nurture our soul. Because nurturing the soul is also equally important as for body and mind.
So leave your body and mind and come to Georgia to nurture and pamper your Soul.
Georgia has many unique things to offer in winter also. A completely new experience of Georgia in winters. Read my article of Georgia in winters.
So, till then KEEP TRAVELING……………… KEEP EXPLORING……………………………………………………
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As a fan of wine and culture I feel like Georgia would be the right place for me to visit. I like the sound of Batumi as I am a beach lover! x
I would love to visit Georgia! The mountains looks so beautiful – I love the outdoors. I’d probably want to do one of the 4 or 5 day itineraries – thanks so much for putting together all the itinerary options, that’s super helpful.
I really want to go to Georgia I didn’t realise how beautiful it was or how much it had to offer. I think you got me straight away when you said food and drink lovers should go here. I am definitely going to look into going here and hopefully get to try out one of your detailed itineraries
Thank you for the itineraries, they’re very useful! I have wanted to visit Georgia for a while (if only I could find good flights from the UK!) and know a few people that have visited Tbilisi recently and loved it! I think Kakheti would be more my scene though, I would love to sample the wine while enjoying the countryside!
It sounds like Georgia has it all at a fraction of the price of other countries. You’ve made it look so appealing! I’d love to check out the beach areas and explore the countryside!
We have long heard about the generosity and joy of the Georgian people. We have yet to visit but it’s the people that are drawing me to this country. They seem to be a national treasure.
I am a wine lover, so the wine region sounds incredible. I had no idea it had such a big wine industry. I would love to visit Georgia someday! These itineraries will definitely come in helpful for anyone planning a trip
I always enjoy hearing about the lesser known places to visit. Georgia is certainly not what I think of first when I think of vacations, but it is now on my list of places to see. The photo of the horses on the road made me think that that is the type of traffic jam I like. The Gori caves looks fascinating (I’m a history buff) and the photos of the food look delicious. I think I might have to work on my pronounciation before I go because those words and names look difficult to say.
You have provided an excellent travel guide to Georgia. It is very detail-oriented and organized. Georgia has definitely a lot to offer for different types of travelers. I love going to the beach so I will probably visit Batumi. I would definitely keep your blog post in mind if I’d be going to Georgia.
Summer is near and so is my wish for Georgia! Very motivational post!
Brilliant landscapes and enticing food! It is a land with unique culture. I have heard a lot about Georgia’s beauty. Thanks for showing me some of it through this post.
Georgia looks so amazing. I haven’t read or known much about this country. Hence, your post was so helpful to enlighten me a bit. Your photos also intrigued me some more!
lately I’ve been hearing so much about Georgia from all different people and outlets. It’s definitely becoming a more known destination. loving your photos they look great!
That bridge in Tbilisi city is stunning! It looks like an architectural masterpiece! I hadn’t given much thought to Georgia before, but I will definitely consider it for my upcoming trips!
Oh wow Georgia looks amazing. I never knew there was so much to see and do. If I ever get there I do think I’ll
Leave with moist eyes too! I always get so emotionally attached to new places
Georgia looks like such a beautiful country. As a keen lover of nature, camper and hiker, this place looks a lot like paradise. I would love to visit and explore more of the natural beauty I have seen in your pictures and video on this post.
Beautiful, just beautiful. I must admit, that Georgia also for me was so far just a very very secret insider tip but the more I see and hear and especially also now with your lovely post I can imagine to make a trip soon there. Your photos are really nice, i love the peaceful expression in them, all looks very positive and somehow natural… from what you say I can imagine Georgia as a place to find peace and a lot more…
5 very convincing reasons!! Those rolling hills look stunning too!
Wow, this place looks lovely. I would like to visit the museums first then to the mountains! It seems like this place has a lot to offer. Your photos makes me want to visit it right away. Thank you also for the itineraries. It’s a big help. I’m saving this one for future reference.
Never even though of visiting Georgia before reading this post. But your itinerary sounds great and I have put Georgia on my list. Loved your video. Great pictures too.
I barely knew anything about Georgia so this was a really interesting post! What a beautiful place, the landscape is incredible! Thanks for sharing.
Your pictures are truly beautiful, I have never visited Georgia but would love to visit this beautiful place in future. Thanks for sharing this amazing post
Georgia looks beautiful in summer. Reminds me of my hometown in Scotland a little with the animals walking around on the roads! Ha. I would love to explore those caves and fort, looks so fun with a lot of history… great combination
Such a comprehensive post. I loved that you took the time to suggest different itineraries. It sure looks like an incredible place to visit and it appears to having something for everyone. I like that there are other countries nearby so one could combine two into one trip. The wine country would be nice to visit and I love those mountains. Really enjoyed reading this.
I’ve heard about the famed hospitality of Georgia and I must say I’m very intrigued. I would never have thought of visiting but it does seem like I should miss this. Your itinerary breakdown is super helpful!
this is so cool i love travelling too and i wish i could visit georgia someday
Wow. I’ve never thought of Georgia as a destination, but u r right, it looks like a must visit. I’m someone who loves nature & wine & heritage, so I guess it’ll blow my mind. The Gori Caves is so old and puctyresque. And being a veggie guess I’ll love that red bean stuffed bread.
and for Indians, Georgia has Visa on Arrival. Thanks for reading so carefully and yes red bean stuffed bread is amazing
Since Georgia provides Visa on arrival for Indian passport holders, it does entice me. Particularly when Romania is so close may be I can club both Romania and Georgia together. Since I have not been to any other country do you think getting the VOA after reaching Georgia would be an issue?
romania has separate rules and for it i think u need visa. and for Georgia it is VOA so no problem
Yes I just googled it yesterday after reading your article! So now I am thinking of clubbing Georgia and Azerbaijan together.
that would be gr8 also check for Armenia nearby same type of country
Is it VOA too?
I’ve been contemplating whether to go to Georgia or India next year. This post had me thinking to push for Georgia. I really.find it useful and bookmarked this page for future reference. Thanks for sharing!
Both are good as both countries are very friendly country. Visit both
Wow, Georgia looks beautiful. I am a real sucker for any place with mountains and water. I love that Georgia has so much culture/history as well as outdoor adventure activities. Those are my two favorite things to experience when I travel!
If you love mountains, virgin rivers with waterfalls then Georgia will really win your heart. Thanks forcreading so carefully.
Georgia is a beautiful country and it has so much to offer, and guesthouse and home stay are always the best ways to get to know the people and the place. Wine is my weakness so I will definitely going on a wine tasting tour if I ever visit there. I do not think I will keep up with your four-day itinerary, maybe I will break it down into weeks and even month,
yes 4 days r less. months n months will take to discover this place because it is full of love n happiness
I’m considering visiting Georgia this fall as I’m traveling to Turkey by land, I may continue on to Georgia as well as Armenia and Azerbaijan. I’m an overland traveler and you mention that a tour or a taxi is the easiest way to get around the country, as oppose to trains. I love traveling by bus, are buses not reliable in this part of the world? You mentioned some great itineraries with fantastic points of interest to visit, including the UNESCO sites.
Thanks for taking to read it so carefully. Yes taxi or car is easiet way because you can cover up local culture and beauty as it can be stopped anywhere. Also bus takes you there but you cannot stop at your desired offbeat location like some thing in between sheeps or horses or on some mountain top. You will enjoy in car. I know some of the car drivers who can assist you in travelling enjoying local culture and food, homestays and other activites. They are inexpensive and Georgia is budget friendly country.
Thanks for taking to read it so carefully. Yes taxi or car is easiet way because you can cover up local culture and beauty as it can be stopped anywhere. Also bus takes you there but you cannot stop at your desired offbeat location like some thing in between sheeps or horses or on some mountain top. You will enjoy in car. I know some of the car drivers who can assist you in travelling enjoying local culture and food, homestays and other activites. They are inexpensive and Georgia is budget friendly country.
Georgia sounds amazing! It’s nice that it can fit so many interests and people. This is a great itinerary! I will definitely be using it!
thanks for reading so carefully
I never would have thought to visit Georgia before a few months ago. I have a friend who visited and her pics looks amazing. Seeing this post confirms that. So much to see! I think I’d need a couple weeks. Hopefully I’ll make it one day.
yes sure you would really like it
I didn’t realise Georgia was so beautiful! I would love to visit Borjomi and see the forest and relax in the sulphur baths. I can never so no to a good cave and the Gori Caves sound fantastic.
Also sulphur baths are having healing properties and Gori caves are really fantastic because it takes to B.C. era with whole city view
I recently visited Georgia! It was an absolutely beautiful country, and I highly, highly recommend it. We did a whirlwind tour of Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Armenia, and it was quite the adventure. Your recommendation of Kazbegi is on point – the hike from Stepantsminda up to Gergeti Trinity Church was the best part of our trip. Seriously.
Your post has great itineraries and plans.
I can’t wait to get to Georgia again, so thanks for providing some plans and ideas for our next trip! We only got to do that quick tour of the region as I said, but next time I really want to sink my teeth into Georgia and immerse myself in the country. I love your positivity, so keep it up! Georgia is one hell of a place to be proud of :).
Great photos — and the Gori caves look fascinating!
yes Gori is beautiful. Thanks for visiting
Beautiful photos! I would love to go there.
yes if u go then follow all itineraries
The area looks gorgeous! I love mountains, nothing beats chilling in the shade of a forest on a hot summer day <3
yes when u r in mountains our soul gets rejunevated
Looks really nice, I would surely plan and mark it on my map, the idea of suggesting an itinerary is wonderful… makes it easy to plan.
thanks and as people always ask for itinerary so i thought of putting it to make tour simpler for newbies
thanks and as people always ask for itinerary so i thought of putting it to make tour simpler for newbies
These are some great itineraries. Kazbegi and Gudauri are definitely on my to-do list when I do some hiking adventures in Georgia.
true Kazbegi and Gudauri is most beautiful part… soon u visit Georgia and share ur beautiful experiences
Hi ! Happy to have found your blog! I love the layout, the style the content…everything! I’ve read some of your posts and I can’t wait to read more! Looking forward to following you 🙂
Lisa
Yes some more places are on the way… working on it and then soon will post
Sounds FABULOUS! I can’t wait to get there some day 🙂
thanks and when some day will come then post some nice pictures
Great post. I love how you mixed the pics with some video. Georgia wasn’t on my radar for travel but now it totally is.
You should visit Georgia not a very famous destination but truly a beautiful and hospitable country. People are bliss here
You’ve certainly fed my wanderlust- ready to pack my bags and go!
Pack it and visit now…also keep commenting
go go go… you will surely enjoy
I’ve never visited Georgia but this last week it keeps popping up everywhere! Including your article.. I think it’s time I go visit 🙂 Thanks for the pointers! xx
Yes now Georgia is becoming popular though many people dont know about it. A very small ex-USSR now a country with full of love and happiness
Great photos! And love the layout of your website 🙂 will definitely have to go visit Georgia for some of that Georgia hospitality!! xx
Thanks for reading the blog so carefully. And if you visit Georgia then you would also really love it like myself.
Loved the seamless narration and the place ❤
good you liked it @P9594 … if need more suggestions keep asking me
good u liked it
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thanks liana