Five days through Georgia’s UNESCO sites — Mtskheta, Gelati and Svaneti’s towers at Ushguli — with a guide who explains the frescoes.
Day trip from Kutaisi to the Dadiani Palace in Zugdidi, Nokalakevi’s fortress site and the Enguri arch dam.
Three days through Borjomi, Rabati, Vardzia and Abastumani, with two nights based in Samtskhe-Javakheti instead of day-tripping from Tbilisi.
A 6-hour private trip from Batumi to Gonio Fortress, Sarpi’s border beach and the Batumi Botanical Garden.
A half-day from Kutaisi to Katskhi Pillar and Chiatura’s Soviet-era cable cars, with lunch and a stop at Mgvimevi convent.
A day from Kutaisi to Gelati, Motsameta and Tskaltubo, combining a UNESCO monastery, a cliffside shrine and Soviet-era spa ruins.
A day trip from Tbilisi to Bolnisi’s 5th-century church and Dmanisi’s 1.8-million-year-old human fossil site, €185 per person for two travelling together.
Old Town, Narikala by cable car, the Abanotubani baths, the Dry Bridge market and Mtatsminda at dusk, in one guided day.
A day trip to Davit Gareji’s Lavra and the striped semi-desert hills, with an honest note on the border-closed Udabno caves.
A long day from Tbilisi through Borjomi and Rabati Castle to the cave city of Vardzia, with an honest note on 2026 closures.
A private day trip from Tbilisi to Mtskheta’s UNESCO churches, Gori’s fortress and Stalin Museum, and the cave town of Uplistsikhe.
Eight days from Tbilisi to the Black Sea through the places where Georgia became Christian in 337: Mtskheta and the Robe of Christ, Bodbe and St Nino, the Assyrian Fathers’ monasteries, Davit Gareji, Gergeti under Mount Kazbek, Gelati of David the Builder, the cave monastery of Vardzia and the Catholic villages of Meskheti. Daily Mass or Liturgy arranged for groups travelling with their priest.