Three days in Georgia's wine region, from cathedral to cellar, staying in vineyard hotels.
Map: OpenStreetMap · Road route and driving times: OSRM · Times exclude stops.
Can this start in Kakheti and end in Tbilisi?
Yes, and it can be reversed or extended to include David Gareji on the way out.
Are the wineries the famous ones?
A mix: one or two names you will know, and cellars you will not find on your own.
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.
Cave city, walled fortress and the spa town of the Romanovs, at a civilised pace.
Georgia’s biggest ski resort in winter, a high-altitude balcony over the Caucasus the rest of the year.
A 12th-century city of six hundred rooms carved into a cliff — Georgia’s answer to Cappadocia, without the crowds.