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.

How long does the tour last and when does it start?

It runs about 8 hours, starting with hotel pick-up at 08:30 or a time you prefer, since every departure is private. You are dropped back at your Tbilisi hotel around 19:00 the same day.

What is included in the price, and what isn't?

Included are the private car with driver, an English-speaking guide, cable car tickets, and a wine tasting of five wines. Lunch (about 25-40 GEL per person) and the sulphur-bath entrance, if you choose to bathe, are not included.

Is this tour suitable for children or older travellers?

The tour text does not set an age limit, and it is a private, flexible itinerary that can be adjusted to your pace. Note that the old town is steep and cobbled, and there is a climb up to Jvari, so very young children or anyone with limited mobility should ask in advance so the guide can adapt the route.

Is the tour accessible for people with limited mobility?

The Old Town walk is on steep, cobbled streets and the cable car ride to Narikala involves walking, while Jvari sits on a hill above Mtskheta. The tour isn't described as wheelchair-friendly, so travellers with mobility concerns should mention this when booking so the guide can adjust the pace or route.

What should I wear or bring?

Comfortable shoes are recommended since the old town is steep and cobbled. For visiting churches, shoulders and knees must be covered, though scarves are provided on site if needed.

Does the tour run year-round, and does weather affect it?

Yes, it operates year-round. In summer, the start time is moved earlier to avoid the midday heat.

Can the tour start from Kutaisi or Batumi instead of Tbilisi?

The standard pickup is from your hotel in Tbilisi. Starting from Kutaisi or Batumi isn't mentioned in the tour description, but you can ask about arranging this when you book.

Is the group private, and how is pricing structured?

Yes, every departure is private, with a car and English-speaking guide just for your group. The listed price of 140 euros is per person based on two travellers; solo travellers and larger groups are quoted on request.

Can the tour be shortened to a half day?

Yes, Tbilisi alone takes about four hours while Mtskheta adds roughly three more. If you prefer a half-day version, mention this when booking and the itinerary will be adjusted.