Kutaisi Tours, Georgia

Georgia tours are often partly guided, using local English-speaking guides for included sightseeing in key places. There isn’t usually a single tour leader throughout the entire trip, so you’ll get guided insight at the main stops, with more independence and flexibility between destinations.

Many Georgia trips include time in Tbilisi, typically with guided sightseeing covering the Old Town and the city’s headline attractions. There is also usually free time built in, which is ideal if you’d like to choose your own cafés, viewpoints, galleries or markets without a fixed schedule.

Many Georgia tours are suitable for an easy fitness level, with sightseeing centerd on manageable city walks and visits to historic sites. However, some itineraries include longer drives, particularly on routes to the mountains, so it helps to be comfortable spending extended periods on the road.

Common highlights include Tbilisi, Mtskheta and Stepantsminda, with extra stops depending on the itinerary and trip length. Exact inclusions vary by tour, but many programs combine city culture, important church sites, wine regions and mountain scenery.

Many trips use the Georgian Military Highway as the principal scenic route into the mountains. It’s known for expansive landscapes and frequent photo stops, and it commonly links several key places on the way to Stepantsminda.

Georgia tours can operate as group tours or private tours, and some are designed as city explorer styles. Group tours are shared with other travelers, while private tours run solely for your party; the best option depends on your preferred travel style, pace and budget.

Some itineraries include time in Kakheti, Georgia’s best-known wine region, and may feature tastings as part of planned visits. Wine inclusions vary from tour to tour, so it’s worth checking the trip notes to see what’s included and what is optional.

Some Georgia trips include airport transfers, most commonly on tours that start and finish in Tbilisi. Inclusions can differ by departure, so check the tour details before reservation flights and finalising your arrival plans.

Georgia tours often include breakfast, while other meals are frequently left free so you can choose where and what to eat. Meal inclusions vary by itinerary, so review the details if included lunches or dinners are important to you.

Accommodation varies by tour, and named hotels can change if availability shifts close to departure. When that happens, an alternative of a similar standard is used, and the confirmed hotel level and any notes are shown in the trip details.