Tours

Sea and mountains in one weekend: Batumi's boulevard, then stone bridges, waterfalls and highland villages.

Mineral water, mountain air and a fortress — the classic Georgian spa escape.

A 6th-century cave monastery in a painted semi-desert, an hour and a half from the capital.

The complete Georgia: capital and wine, the Kazbegi highway, Svaneti's towers and the Black Sea, ending in Batumi.

The country's essentials in a week: capital, mountains, wine, cave cities and the ancient west — private, unhurried, boutique hotels throughout.

Three days on the Caucasus slopes, then the sulphur baths and wine cellars of a mild Georgian winter.

A three-thousand-year-old rock city and the strangest museum in Georgia, with Mtskheta on the way.

Georgia's biggest ski resort in winter, a high-altitude balcony over the Caucasus the rest of the year.

Three days in Georgia's wine region, from cathedral to cellar, staying in vineyard hotels.

Eight thousand years of winemaking in one day: qvevri cellars, a hilltop town and the Alazani valley under the Caucasus.

Everything the day trip sees, then the part it misses: the Juta valley at dawn and the church without the crowds.

The Georgian Military Highway to the church beneath Mount Kazbek — the single most recognisable view in the country.

Monasteries, caves and canyons around Georgia's ancient western capital.

Three of western Georgia's natural wonders in a single day from Kutaisi.

Medieval towers, four-thousand-metre peaks and the highest village in Europe.

Georgia's quietest region: pine forests, alpine lakes and the semi-sweet red the Soviets made famous.