We are your local expert on Georgia. We show you the country the way only those who live here know it — from the ancient monasteries and wineries of Kakheti to the mountain trails of Kazbegi and Svaneti.
Tours to Georgia — the land of wine, mountains, and hospitality
Author tours with local licensed guides. Small groups, flexible itineraries, and personal attention to every traveler.
Why travelers choose us
- Local licensed guides who are in love with their country
- Small groups — maximum attention to everyone
- Flexible itineraries tailored to your interests and pace
- 24/7 support in Russian, German, and English
- Honest prices with no hidden markups
Destinations worth seeing
Tbilisi — an atmospheric capital with sulfur baths, the Old Town, and a cable car over the Mtkvari River. This is where your journey into Georgia begins.
Kazbegi — highland Gergeti, the Holy Trinity Monastery at 2,170 m at the foot of majestic Mount Kazbek.
Kakheti — the heart of Georgian winemaking with 8,000 years of history. Sighnaghi, Telavi, Bodbe Monastery, and wine tastings from qvevri.
Svaneti — a land of medieval towers, the UNESCO site of Ushguli, and breathtaking mountain landscapes of the Greater Caucasus.
Batumi and the Black Sea — modern architecture, a seaside promenade, and warm sea for relaxation after the mountains.
Mtskheta, Borjomi, Vardzia, Gudauri — every corner of Georgia will reveal something uniquely its own to you.
Frequently asked questions about traveling to Georgia
No. Russian citizens can stay in Georgia for up to 365 days without a visa. A valid passport is sufficient.
May–June and September–October offer mild weather, blooming landscapes, or the grape harvest. Summer is ideal for mountain routes, winter — for the ski resorts of Gudauri and Bakuriani.
Yes, Georgia is one of the safest destinations in the Caucasus. Our licensed guides accompany you throughout the entire route.
As of January 1, 2026, medical insurance with coverage of at least 30,000 GEL is required for entry. We'll help you arrange it.
Georgian Lari (GEL). Card payments are accepted in cities, but in mountain areas it's best to have cash on hand.
Tell us about your wishes — we'll craft an itinerary designed just for you.