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10 days
2000+ KMS
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Itinerary Map
Tbilisi
Day 1-2
Tbilisi is a soulful mix of old balconies, hidden wine bars, street art and has an unmistakable obsession with cats around every corner.
Highlight
- Tbilisi’s sulfur baths and hot springs in the Abanotubani district
Things to do
- Explore the old town (Altstadt), shops and cafes
- Boat ride in the Kura river with scenic views
- Tbilisi has a vibrant nightlife scene, , where hidden wine bars, underground clubs and rooftop lounges keep the city buzzing long after midnight.
Day 3
Tbilisi → Uplistsikhe → Gori → Kutaisi
Drive: Approx. 320 km | 5–6 hrs
Travel west through the Georgian countryside before exploring the incredible cave city of Uplistsikhe. Continue towards Kutaisi.
Highlights
• Uplistsikhe Cave City
• Ancient rock-cut tunnels
• Wine tasting
• Gori Fortress viewpoint (optional)
• Scenic countryside drive
🏨 Stay: Kutaisi
Journey from a 3,000-year-old cave city into the lush landscapes of western Georgia.
Uplistsikhe - The Ancient Cave City
Uplistsikhe, an ancient cave city carved into the rocky hills of Georgia’s eastern region, is one of the country’s most captivating historical sites. Dating back to at least the 6th century BCE, this UNESCO World Heritage site offers a fascinating glimpse into a once-thriving urban center that blends human ingenuity with the natural landscape.
‘Uplistsikhe’ translates to ‘Lord’s Fortress’. The site consists of a network of caves, tunnels, and rooms, all hewn from the soft sandstone cliffs. The caves are interconnected by narrow passageways, and many of them still retain the outlines of their original structures and are testament to the people who lived here thousands of years ago
Things To Do
- Explore the cave city and wander through the complex maze of caves, passageways, and rooms carved into the rocky hillsides for a glimpse into the daily lives of the people who lived there thousands of years ago.
- Visit the Uplistsikhe Theater, a large stone amphitheatre-like space
- Admire the views from the Upper City
- Explore the Temple Complex
- Enjoy the rock-hewn roads and passageways
Day 5
Batumi → Martvili Canyon → Kaghu Waterfall → Kutaisi
Drive: Approx. 220 km
A day dedicated entirely to nature.
Highlights
• Martvili Canyon boat ride
• Emerald river
• Limestone canyon
• Kaghu Waterfall
• Stream crossing
• Fresh orange juice from a roadside family stall
🏨 Stay: Kutaisi
Hidden waterfalls, emerald canyons and untouched forests make today one of Georgia’s most peaceful experiences.
Day 6-7
Kutaisi → Gudauri
Drive: Approx. 340 km
Today introduces one of the greatest road trips in Europe as the Georgian Military Highway begins climbing into the Caucasus.
Highlights
• Georgian Military Highway
• Scenic mountain cafés
• Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument
• Panorama viewpoints
• Sunset in Gudauri
🏨 Stay: Gudauri
Every kilometre feels like a postcard as the Caucasus slowly reveal themselves.
Stepantsminda (Kazbegi)
Stepantsminda, formerly Kazbegi, is a picturesque town located in the Greater Caucasus Mountains in northern Georgia.
It is part of the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region and lies near the border with Russia.
The town is famous for its dramatic mountain scenery, traditional Georgian culture, and its proximity to the awe-inspiring Mount Kazbek (5,047 meters), one of the highest peaks in the Caucasus.
Day 8
Explore Kazbegi
Drive: Local
A day devoted to Georgia’s iconic mountain landscapes.
Highlights
• Gergeti Trinity Church
• Dariali Gorge
• Gveleti Waterfall
• Sno Village
• Giant Stone Heads
• Traditional mountain cafés
🏨 Stay: Kazbegi
Ancient churches, hidden valleys and towering peaks make today one of the defining experiences of the journey.
Day 9
Hidden Kazbegi & Truso Valley Expedition
Drive: Local 4×4 Excursion
Spend another full day exploring one of the most remote corners of the Caucasus.
Highlights
• Truso Valley (weather permitting)
• Frozen mineral springs
• Zakagori Fortress (if accessible)
• Vast alpine landscapes
• Wild horses
• Snow-covered plains
• Local cheese & Churchkhela picnic
Alternative (if Truso is inaccessible)
• Extended exploration of Sno Valley, Dariali Gorge and additional viewpoints along the Georgian Military Highway.
🏨 Stay: Kazbegi
A rare opportunity to experience Georgia beyond the tourist trail, where silence and spectacular landscapes become the journey’s greatest luxury.
Day 10
Kazbegi → Ananuri → Zhinvali → Sabaduri Forest → Chronicles of Georgia → Departure
Drive: Approx. 180 km | 4–5 hrs
Your final drive is a spectacular farewell to Georgia, weaving together medieval history, turquoise reservoirs and enchanting winter forests before returning to Tbilisi.
Highlights
• Zhinvali Reservoir
• Ananuri Fortress
• Sabaduri Forest
• Snow-covered woodland drive
• Chronicles of Georgia
• Last coffee in Tbilisi (time permitting)
Departure
Fly home with memories of one of the world’s greatest road trips.
From medieval fortresses to magical winter forests, the final drive provides a fitting finale to an unforgettable Georgian expedition.
Sabaduri Forest
Sabaduri Forest transforms into a winter fairytale as snow-laden pines arch gracefully over winding roads, creating one of Georgia’s most enchanting drives. Every bend feels cinematic, inviting you to slow down, breathe deeply and savour the quiet magic of the Caucasus wilderness.
Chronicles of Georgia
Chronicles of Georgia rises dramatically above Tbilisi as a monumental masterpiece of stone and bronze.
Often called Georgia’s “Stonehenge,” its towering pillars celebrate the nation’s history, faith and identity while offering breathtaking panoramic views over the city and the Tbilisi Sea.
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