Weekend tours from Tbilisi

Tbilisi is one of the most beautiful and colorful cities in Europe, a city with a unique style, taste, legends and cuisine.

Walking along the streets of the old city you will not notice how you find yourself in a colorful, warm and hospitable Tiflis ... Narrow cobblestone streets, hinged lace balconies, patios, churches and squares ... Here you can stroll at any time of the year, discovering everything for yourself new and new places.

We will guide you through Tbilisi streets and alleys, tell the story of this amazing city, introduce you to the culture and traditions of the heart of Georgia.

The oldest urban area of Abanotubani (district of sulfur baths). From here Tiflis began, here this stunning city, unique in its energy, was born.

We dive into the architecture of the old city: the winding streets and lace balconies of Tiflis, the fig gorge and Narikala fortress, the Jewish quarter and a kaleidoscope balcony, a cathedral mosque and a cathedral, sulfur baths and a peace bridge.

Kazbegi- discover the magic of the mountains

Kazbegi tour is the most popular among visitors to Georgia.Kazbegi is the pearl of Georgia which has recently become very popular because of it’s untouched beauty. With this tour, you will visit all the must-see sights in the Kazbegi Region.

 

We begin the day by visiting Zhinvali water reservoir. 

Besides the main purpose of this reservoir which is to supply Tbilisi with water, this place keeps many secrets and legends as well. The construction of the reservoir caused big floodings on this territory and almost destroyed all the historical monuments. They say that the old church that was built from the time of King Tamari in the 12th century has fallen underwater and when the water level decreases the Church is reappearing. This church is considered to be one of the most mystical places in Georgia.

 

Afterwards, we’ll continue to explore the famous 17th century Ananuri Fortress, known for its haunting history. 

Ananuri, a castle complex perched along the turquoise waters of the Aragvi River, is a prime example of Georgia’s unique blended architectural aesthetic.

It is located in 70 kilometres from Tbilisi and this place will make you feel special by its beautiful nature and the taste of an ancient history. This medieval monument, which is very well preserved, was originally used for a military purpose and only later it became the residence of the Dukes of Aragvi.

  

Its miracle to see two colors river flowing together without mixing each other. 

*Optional: Rafting and picnic

 

We will pass Gudauri Ski resort.

 

Gudauri Friendship monument also known as Gudauri Panorama.

The massive round “friendship” monument still looks out over Devil’s Valley and the Caucasus Mountains. It is situated on the Georgian Military Highway between Gudauri, which is considered the best ski resort in Georgia, and Gergeti, where you can find the Gergeti Trinity Church.

Inside the cylinder monument, a vibrantly colored mural depicts heavily stylized scenes from histories. Stone archways open up to Devil’s Valley, and offer an idyllic view for visitors, even if the name is potentially misleading.

 

*Optional: Here you’ll also have a chance to have an unforgettable experience of paragliding over the Caucasus mountains.

 

The source of mineral water and unusual rocks that have been formed here over millions of years. 

Stepantsminda is one of the most beautiful destination in Georgia. It's a little town surrounded by huge mountains. It's exceptional landscapes will remain in your memory forever.

Its isolated location on top of a steep mountain surrounded by the vastness of nature has made it a symbol for Georgia.

The old Georgian Church is located under the Mount Kazbek, 2170m above the town of Stepantsminda and village of Gergeti whose name she had adopted. The church is widely known as Gergeti trinity Church thought Georgians call it Gergeti Tsminda Sameba.

Gergeti Trinity Church is above Stepantsminda and thus it seems an impossible experience to climb up to it, but in fact ascent goes quite easy taking only an hour walk up the serpentine road and a thorny forest. Those who prefer not to walk can rent a car with a driver who will ride you up there in 10 minutes. Very often it happens that alpinists conquering the peak spend the night near the church to become acclimatized to new conditions.

 

The gorge begins at the confluence of the river Chkheri (close to Stepantsminda) and ends near Upper Lars. The Gorge itself is 11 km long. The confluence of the Kabakhi and Khda rivers is the most narrow and rocky part of the gorge. You will also have an opportunity to see a Georgian Orthodox Church located within the gorge. 

* Optional: We can organize trekking, as well as horseback riding and a picnic in the mountains.