GEORGIA
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The 10 most popular Tour Reviews from Tbilisi. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Full-day Kakheti from Tbilisi with 9 wine tastings, St. Nino at Bodbe, Sighnaghi walls, and Qvevri cellar visits.
“It’s a long day full of good food, wine, sights and great people. Our guide David was amazing! The mini bus was new and comfortable.”
A budget-friendly day trip from Tbilisi to Jinvali, Ananuri, Gudauri, and Kazbegi with an English guide, big views, and free entry stops.
“You visit some of the breathtaking sites high in the mountains. We had a nice lunch stop for local dishes. The guide was fun and knowledgeable. They van is clean and modern and we had an excellent driver. No complaints; recommended.”
A full-day Kazbegi and Gudauri escape from Tbilisi with mountain views, Ananuri fortress, honey tasting, and Gergeti options.
“It was a long day, a lot of driving which was to be expected. The issue I had was that we did not get to stop at the photo stop for the Gergeti Church, which was the main attraction. On the way to the church it was raining so that was the reason for not…”
Rock-cut Uplistsikhe, medieval Mtskheta, and a controversial Stalin stop on a smooth Tbilisi day trip with flexible lunch options.
“Paada was funny and informative. Great tour, and the driver, Griorgi, was good too. Tour started at 7am, ended at 11pm (16hrs)”
Tbilisi walking tour with the cable car to Mother of Georgia, Peace Bridge views, and a traditional bakery stop for pie and lemonade.
“Nice start to my Georgia trip to get a sense of what’s around and some brief history of the main sites My guide Nika was very knowledgeable and friendly The pastry and wines were also a good addition Definitely recommend to those coming to Tbilisi”
From Tbilisi to Akhtala, Haghpat and Sanahin UNESCO sites plus homemade lunch, Debed Canyon and a MiG 21 museum.
“The day trip to Armenia was arduous and uncomfortable. The van used was old and small, making the long day even longer. We spent as much time getting through the border and on and off the cramped van as we did at the sights. The lunch provided was very good and although the sights we…”
Tbilisi day trip to Kakheti with 10 wine tastings, Bodbe Monastery, and Signagi’s City of Love vibe, guided in English.
“I really enjoyed this tour! I’ve participated in several tours in Georgia before, and this one was definitely one of the best. Luka was an amazing guide; very kind, informative, and helpful. He explained a lot about the country’s history and gave detailed information about Georgian wines, and he answered all of our questions in…”
Half-day group tour from Tbilisi to Mtskheta and Jvari, with Svetitskhoveli, wine tasting, and Chronicles of Georgia panoramic views.
“I had an incredible experience on the Tbilisi tour that included Mtskheta, Jvari Monastery, wine tasting, and the Chronicles of Georgia. Every stop was beautiful and full of fascinating history and culture. Our guide, Tanu, was absolutely amazing: Knowledgeable, friendly, and truly passionate about sharing the best of Georgia. She made the entire journey enjoyable…”
Day trip from Tbilisi to Gudauri and Kazbegi with 4WD, reservoir colors, Ananuri, and Gergeti Church, for $35.
“This was my second tour from Tbilisi with Gamarjoba, and like the first one it was excellent! The tour covers very different monasteries in Georgia compared to Armenia, with more stunning scenery the further north we went. Ananuri Fortress was also interesting to learn about the history, and also had lovely views of the reservoir.…”
Evening walking tour in Tbilisi with wine tasting and a river boat ride, visiting Rose Square, Old Town baths, and Narikala views.
“Highly recommended! The company is very punctual and their service is professional and reliable. The staff are honest and helpful. Our tour guide Freddy was absolutely amazing — knowledgeable, friendly, and really pleasant. Freddy is also very genuine and made the whole experience enjoyable and safe. Honestly, an excellent experience and I highly recommend dealing…”
