Caucasus
Snow peaks, cave cities, Black Sea beaches and the world's oldest wine tradition.
Best time to visitApr to Jun and Sep to Nov for sightseeing, Dec to Feb for skiing
Visa and entryVisa free for many nationalities, e-visa for others. We guide you through it.
Places to visit
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Adventure
For thrill seekers: skiing, hiking, paragliding and off-road trails across the Greater Caucasus.
Gudauri Georgia's favourite ski resort at 2,200 m, loved for skiing, snowboarding and heli-skiing.
Kazbegi Hiking, mountain climbing and the iconic view of Mount Kazbek from Stepantsminda.
Mestia, Svaneti Medieval stone towers, glacier treks and uncrowded ski slopes.
Tusheti Remote trekking routes and some of the wildest off-road drives in Europe.
- Bakhmaro High meadows, mountain trails and paragliding above the clouds.
- Racha Rock climbing, rafting and quiet mountain villages.
Culture and History
Three thousand years of churches, cave cities and fortresses, with UNESCO treasures at every turn.
Tbilisi Narikala Fortress, the sulphur baths of Abanotubani and Sameba Cathedral.
Mtskheta Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, both UNESCO listed.
Kutaisi Bagrati Cathedral, Gelati Monastery and the nearby Prometheus Cave.
Vardzia A 12th century cave monastery carved into the cliffs above the Mtkvari.
Sighnaghi The City of Love, with cobblestone streets, city walls and wine history.
Ananuri A medieval fortress reflected in the turquoise Zhinvali Reservoir.
Beach and Nature
Black Sea sunsets, turquoise canyons and glass bridges for slow, scenic days.
Batumi The Black Sea boulevard, Botanical Garden and the Ali and Nino statue.
Martvili Canyon Boat rides through turquoise water between moss covered walls.
- Okatse Canyon A hanging walkway along the edge of the gorge.
- Ureki Magnetic black sand beaches known for their therapeutic properties.
- Tsalka Canyon The Diamond Bridge and a glass bottomed viewing platform.
Borjomi Pine forests, a historic park and the famous mineral springs.
Family Friendly
Comfortable stays and gentle adventures that every age enjoys.
- Tbilisi Mtatsminda amusement park, Turtle Lake and aerial cable cars.
- Batumi The Dolphinarium, Aquarium and 6 May Park.
- Bakuriani Beginner friendly ski slopes made for families.
- Kvareli Calm wine resorts and picnics by Ilia Lake.
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Good to know
Is Tbilisi safe for tourists?
Yes. Tbilisi is considered one of the safest capitals in the region, and our team is on call throughout your trip.
Can I visit Kazbegi in winter?
Yes. The road is usually open with snow chains, and the church is accessible in snow with a 4x4 vehicle.
Is Gudauri good for beginners?
Yes. There are gentle slopes, ski schools with English speaking instructors and equipment rental.
How many days do I need in Svaneti?
At least three days to see Mestia, Ushguli and one good hike without rushing.
Can non drinkers enjoy Kakheti?
Yes. Cooking classes, churchkhela making, monasteries and village life are just as rewarding.
When is the best time to visit Georgia?
Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) are ideal for sightseeing and wine country. Winter (December to February) is perfect for skiing in Gudauri, Bakuriani and Svaneti.
Do I need a visa to visit Georgia?
Citizens of many countries can enter Georgia visa free for up to one year. Others, including Indian passport holders, can apply for an e-visa or enter with a valid US, UK or Schengen visa. We check your eligibility and help with the paperwork.
Is Georgia good for a family holiday?
Absolutely. Georgia has amusement parks, dolphinariums, gentle ski slopes and easy nature walks alongside its history and food.
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