Ten unhurried days across Tbilisi, Kakheti and Borjomi, with rest days, short walks, lifts instead of stairs, and a doctor on call.
- —Only three hotel changes in ten days, each with a working lift, so bags come off the vehicle once a stay
- —Built-in rest days after every transfer, with nothing scheduled beyond a short walk if you feel like one
- —Vehicle and driver kept on standby for pickup from any site, so no one has to walk back to a meeting point
- —A doctor on call throughout, with pharmacies and the nearest clinic listed for each base before you travel
- —Kakheti and Borjomi stretches use a single estate or hotel as a base, with day trips out and back rather than one-night stops
- —Pace set by the group, not by a checklist, with monasteries and old towns chosen for level or short paths
Map: OpenStreetMap · Road route and driving times: OSRM · Times exclude stops.
- ✓ Private airport transfer on arrival and departure
- ✓ Private vehicle with driver for all transfers and included excursions
- ✓ English-speaking licensed guide on all guided days
- ✓ Nine nights in hotels with working lifts (Tbilisi, Kakheti estate, Borjomi)
- ✓ Daily breakfast
- ✓ A local doctor on call throughout the tour, with pharmacy and clinic contacts provided before departure
- ✓ All entrance fees for sites named in the fixed itinerary
- — International flights
- — Lunches and dinners except where stated
- — Travel and medical insurance
- — Entrance fees for optional add-ons such as the Kutaisi day trip, checked at booking
- — Tips for driver and guide
- · Dress code for churches and monasteries: shoulders and knees covered; headscarves for women are provided at most sites but not guaranteed, so bring a light scarf
- · Walking is kept short and mostly level; Narikala and Borjomi park hillside sections use cable cars rather than climbs, but Old Tbilisi and Sighnaghi have cobbled streets, so flat, supportive shoes are worth packing
- · Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) give the most comfortable temperatures for this pace; summer in Kakheti and Tbilisi can be hot in the afternoon
- · This itinerary assumes no stairs-only access is required; let us know in advance about mobility aids or wheelchairs so we can check each hotel and site specifically
- · Bring a list of current medication and your insurance details; the on-call doctor will need both in case of a consultation
- · Opening days and any entrance fees for Gelati, Alaverdi and smaller monasteries vary by season, so these are checked at booking
Is this tour suitable for someone using a wheelchair or a walker?
Partially. Hotels have lifts and the vehicle can pull up close to most sites, but Old Tbilisi and Sighnaghi have cobbled streets and some uneven ground. Tell us about specific mobility needs before booking so we can confirm each site.
What happens if someone in the group needs to skip an activity or rest mid-day?
The driver and vehicle stay with the group throughout, so anyone can return to the hotel at any point without ending the day for others.
Is the doctor actually available, or is this just a phone number?
It is a named local doctor who can be reached by phone throughout the tour and who knows the itinerary and hotels in advance, not a general emergency line.
Is the Kutaisi day trip worth adding given the drive?
Gelati Monastery and Bagrati Cathedral are around ninety minutes from Borjomi each way, so it is a full day out. We treat it as optional and happy to replace it with a second rest day in Borjomi instead.
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.
A clear mountain stream flows through the forested Borjomi Central Park in Georgia. · Photo: Kober / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
| Group | Per person | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 traveller | €4,624 ≈ $5,180 · 13,463 GEL | €4,624 ≈ $5,180 · 13,463 GEL |
| 2 travellers | €2,890 ≈ $3,238 · 8,415 GEL | €5,780 ≈ $6,475 · 16,829 GEL |
| 3 travellers | €2,746 ≈ $3,076 · 7,995 GEL | €8,238 ≈ $9,228 · 23,986 GEL |
| 4–6 travellers | €2,457 ≈ $2,752 · 7,154 GEL | €9,828 ≈ $11,009 · 28,615 GEL for four |
Private tour: your own car and driver, guide and hotels as described. Conversions at today's National Bank of Georgia rate.
Free cancellation up to 7 days before the tour. Between 7 days and 48 hours: 50 % of the price. Less than 48 hours or no-show: no refund. If a mountain road closes and the tour cannot run, you choose a new date or a full refund.
20 % deposit confirms the booking. Deposit by card or bank transfer when the date is confirmed; the balance in cash or by card at the start of the tour. No hidden fees — fuel, parking, driver and guide are included; entrance tickets, meals and hotels are listed per tour.
Since 1 January 2026 every foreign visitor to Georgia must hold health and accident insurance with cover of at least 30,000 GEL — see our guide to the rule. Our vehicles carry passenger liability insurance; your travel policy covers you.
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