Georgia

Caucasus - Eastern Europe

5–8 nights ideal

Groups of 4–10

4hr from Dubai

About this destination

Ancient wine, high Caucasus, and a city that never sleeps.

Georgia is the world’s oldest wine region, 8,000 years of winemaking, still done in clay qvevri buried in the earth. The capital Tbilisi is one of the most characterful cities in the region: crumbling Soviet balconies, sulphur bathhouses, rooftop bars, a medieval old town. An hour north, the Caucasus mountains rise to snow-capped peaks above monastery,filled valleys. For groups who like food, wine, culture, and scenery in equal measure, Georgia is extraordinary value for a genuinely distinctive trip.

Key places to visit

Capital · Culture

Tbilisi Old Town

Narikala fortress, the sulphur baths of Abanotubani, the Bridge of Peace, and a dining scene that punches far above what you’d expect. The rooftop bars are legendary.

Mountains · Epic scenery

Kazbegi & the Caucasus

The Georgian Military Highway winds north to Kazbegi, where the Gergeti Trinity Church sits above the clouds at 2,170m. The drive alone is unforgettable.

Wine · Countryside

Kakheti Wine Region

The Alazani Valley is Georgia’s wine heartland. Private winery visits, qvevri tastings, and long lunches under a grape arbour with a local family.

UNESCO · Ancient Town

Mtskheta

Georgia’s ancient capital and spiritual heart. The Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, the Jvari Monastery on the hill above a half-day here anchors the trip in history.

Medieval · Architecture

Sighnaghi

The “City of Love”, a hilltop town in Kakheti with panoramic Alazani Valley views and a remarkably well-preserved medieval wall. Perfect for a wine-soaked afternoon.

Experience · Tbilisi

Sulphur Baths (Abanotubani)

Natural sulphur springs beneath the old town. Booking a private bath for the group is one of those low, key shared experiences that defines the trip.

Sample journey flow

6 nights

Group of 6 · Tbilisi → Kazbegi → Kakheti

Day 1

Tbilisi

Arrive & Reset

Boutique guesthouse in the Old Town, within walking distance of everything. First night: sulphur baths for the group, then dinner at a traditional supra (Georgian feast) with a local host.

Day 2

Tbilisi

Old Town exploration

Walking tour of Narikala, the carved balconies of the Old Town, Metekhi Church. Afternoon cable car up to Narikala fortress. Evening on one of the city’s iconic rooftop bars.

Day 3

Kazbegi

Into the mountains

Private driver north on the Georgian Military Highway one of the world’s great drives. Stop at the Zhinvali Reservoir and Ananuri Fortress. Arrive Kazbegi for sunset with the Gergeti Church silhouette above.

Day 4

Kazbegi

Unrushed mountain morning

No alarm. Optional hike to Gergeti Trinity Church for those who want it or a morning at the guesthouse with views across the valley. Afternoon back to Tbilisi via Mtskheta stop.

Day 5

Kakheti

Wine country

East to the Alazani Valley. Private visit to a family winery crush grapes if in season, taste qvevri amber wine, eat whatever the grandmother has made. Sighnaghi for sunset over the valley.

Day 6

Tbilisi

Final evening & end well

Return to Tbilisi. Free afternoon. The group’s final dinner is reserved at one of the city’s best restaurants long table, Georgian wine, no rush. Morning departure with unhurried transfers.

Starting from

AED 6,200

per person · group of 6 · flights excluded

At a glance

Ideal duration

5–8 nights

Group size

4–10 travellers

Flight from Dubai

~4 hours

Best months

May–Jun, Sep–Oct

Currency

Georgian Lari

Visa

Visa-free for most GCC residents

Good to know

A Georgian supra (feast) is the cultural highlight not a restaurant, but a local family's table with 20+ dishes and endless toasts.
Kazbegi is best reached by private vehicle , the public marshrutka is scenic but inflexible. We always arrange private transfers.
Georgia is exceptional value. Budget trips feel luxurious. It's possible to eat and drink extraordinarily well for very little.

Georgia

Best time to visit

Ancient wine, high Caucasus, and a city that never sleeps.

AED 6,200

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