Georgia with Children in 7 Days — Short Drives, Pools, Caves and Cable Cars

Seven days from Tbilisi to Batumi with pools every night, cable cars in two cities, a cave full of stalactites and short drives timed to nap schedules.

• —No single drive beyond about two and a half hours; the Tbilisi–Kutaisi leg is broken with a stop near Surami.
• —Family hotels chosen specifically for pools, so there is a swim option most afternoons.
• —Two cable car rides included: Narikala in Tbilisi and the newer ropeway over Kutaisi.
• —Prometheus Cave near Tskaltubo, a paved and lit underground route with a boat section, suited to children from about five.
• —A hands-on tone bread lesson in a working bakery, with the loaf to take back to the hotel for dinner.
• —Batumi boulevard, beach time and the dolphinarium on the Black Sea coast to close the week.

• · Jvari and Svetitskhoveli require shoulders and knees covered; headscarves are provided at the door for women, no charge.
• · Swimwear and a change of clothes should travel in hand luggage for pool afternoons on arrival days.
• · Prometheus Cave stays cool year round, around 14°C, so bring a light layer even in summer.
• · Tell us the ages and weights of children when booking so the correct child seats are fitted, not a generic one.
• · Late October means Batumi can be cooler and occasionally wet; the boulevard and dolphinarium still run, checked at booking.
• · Pace is flexible throughout; sights can be shortened or swapped if a child needs a quieter afternoon.

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.