Two capitals in one day: fifteen centuries of Tbilisi, then the cathedral where Georgia became Christian.
Map: OpenStreetMap · Road route and driving times: OSRM · Times exclude stops.
Is this tour suitable for first-time visitors?
It is designed for them: by evening you understand the city's layout, its history and its wine, and you have seen the country's spiritual capital.
Can it be done as a half day?
Yes — Tbilisi alone takes four hours; Mtskheta adds three. Ask and we shorten it.
Prices are per person for two travelling together, in euros; solo travellers and larger groups are quoted on request. Every departure is private and adjusted to you. Hotels, wineries and restaurants on our routes are verified by GTour.
Georgia’s quietest region: pine forests, alpine lakes and the semi-sweet red the Soviets made famous.
Everything the day trip sees, then the part it misses: the Juta valley at dawn and the church without the crowds.
Three days on the Caucasus slopes, then the sulphur baths and wine cellars of a mild Georgian winter.
The complete Georgia: capital and wine, the Kazbegi highway, Svaneti’s towers and the Black Sea, ending in Batumi.