Nine days through Racha, Samegrelo and Guria, from Khvanchkara vineyards and the Shaori lake to Megrelian canyons and Gurian tea country, finishing on the Batumi seafront.
| Day 1 | Arrival in Tbilisi, private transfer from the airport, and an orientation walk through the Old Town in the afternoon. |
| Day 2 | Drive west via Kutaisi into Racha-Lechkhumi, stopping at Nikortsminda Cathedral before reaching Ambrolauri for an evening Khvanchkara wine tasting. |
| Day 3 | A full day around Ambrolauri: the Shaori reservoir, Barakoni Church, and a visit to a family wine cellar in the Khvanchkara microzone. |
| Day 4 | Drive north to Oni, Racha's historic centre, to see the 19th-century synagogue and old town, with a run toward the Mamisoni Pass gateway if the road is open (checked at booking). |
| Day 5 | Return south through Kutaisi into Samegrelo to Martvili, with an afternoon at Martvili Canyon (rowing boat ride, weather permitting) and the adjoining monastery. |
| Day 6 | On to Zugdidi for the Dadiani Palace and botanical garden, with a short stop at the Enguri Dam viewpoint. |
| Day 7 | Into Guria: Gurian tea villages, the Gurieli princes' monasteries, and the coast at Ureki's magnetic-sand beach; Bakhmaro's high mountain road is normally closed by late October, so we substitute lower-altitude villages (checked at booking). |
| Day 8 | Drive to Batumi, with the afternoon free on the boulevard and an Old Town walk. |
| Day 9 | Private transfer to Batumi airport for departure. |
Is this tour private or part of a group?
Private, for your party only, with your own driver-guide and vehicle for all nine days.
What is the price based on?
€2390 per person is based on two people travelling together; solo and group pricing is quoted on request before booking.
Can we visit Bakhmaro in person?
Bakhmaro sits at roughly 2000m and its access road typically closes for winter by October; whether it is open is checked at booking and the itinerary adjusts accordingly.
How fit do we need to be?
No technical hiking is required. Walking is limited to short canyon paths, monastery grounds and town centres, suitable for most fitness levels.