Traveling for 10 days in Georgia is a choice. At a 10 days itinerary you have enough time to see a lot of cities and attractions. Depending on your personal preferences you can choose one of our predefined road trip itineraries or create your own tour.
All our tours are with a private driver who will be your personal guide for the tour (english, russian and german language available). We are happy to offer you also hotel booking (with special rates!) and flight tickets to Georgia, if you need it. Feel free to contact us.
The tours are not perfect for you? No problem, contact us and we can organize an individual tour.
Georgia 7 Days Itinerary
Traveling for 10 days in Georgia is a choice. At a 10 days itinerary you have enough time to see a lot of cities and attractions. Depending on your personal preferences you can choose one of our predefined road trip ititneraries or create your own tour.
PRIVATE TOURS
All our tours are with a private driver who will be your personal guide for the tour (english, russian and german language available). We are happy to offer you also hotel booking (with special rates!) and flight tickets, if you need it. Feel free to contact us.
The tours are not perfect for you? No problem. We can organize an individual tour.
The capital is a great place to start your journey. By walking through the streets and eating your first georgian food you get a first impression of the country and the people. There are a lot of things to do for free in Tbilisi which are perfect for your first day in the country.
Depending on your arrival time on the first day you can use your second day for staying in Tbilisi the whole day or add a half day tour to David Gareja. It’s monastery complex and located in the stone desert east of Tbilisi.
When you think of Georgia you will also think about georgian wine. The country is famous for its wine production. Enough reason to spend one day in wine region Kakheti. It’s an essential part of a good caucasus itinerary. Sighnaghi is about a 2 hours drive from Tbilisi and one of two cities besides Telavi which is recommendable to stay in this area. Visit a winery and explore the small village.
Borjomi is famous for the mineral water springs and is surrounded by the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park. That makes it a perfect place to make a short stop to relax and see the “hometown” of the popular georgian water “Borjomi.”
Things to do in Borjomi? Walk around the Central park including drinking some mineral water directly from the source and take a cable car ride.
There are two reasons to travel to Akhaltsikhe. First is to visit Rabati Castle and the second one is to make a stopover at Vardzia cave town. Both are really worth it to add it to your itinerary.
Some people say Kutaisi is not worth a visit. Save your valuable time for better cities. I can understand that opinion. The city itself is not a must do but still has a few nice things to discover. But there is one thing why you should go there anyway: The Okatse Canyon. It’s about one 1 hour drive from Kutaisi and perfect for a half-day or day trip for adventurers.
On your way back to Tbilisi you will pass Mtskheta where you stop for a half day trip.
It’s a small village just 20 km from Tbilisi famous for its many monasteries. The highlights are the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Old Town and the Jvari Monastery from where you have an amazing view over the river and the town. You can stay overnight or go back to Tbilisi for the night.
You wouldn’t have been to Georgia if you did not spend at least one day in the famous caucasus mountains. From Tbilisi (or Mtskheta) you drive up the military highway and stop almost before the russian border in Kazbegi. Visit the famous Trinity Church.
Time to say goodbye to Kazbegi and to Georgia itself. It’s your last day on your 10 days itinerary and you have to go back to Tbilisi to get your flight back home. When you leave in the evening you have another day to explore some more places in the capital, like a georgian museum
10 Days Winter Itinerary 🏂
Georgia is not just a summer destination. If you love snow, skiing and other winter activities you should visit the country during the winter. Stay a couple of days in the mountains and explore the most popular cities with less tourists. This is our Georgia winter itinerary recommendation.
Arrival in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi. It’s a whole new experience walking around in the city when it’s cold and covered with snow. Use your first day to do some indoor and outdoor activities.
Before you start your trip to the mountains make a stop at Mtskheta. It’s one of the oldest cities in Georgia and a must go place on your Georgia itinerary. Don’t miss to go up to Jvari monastery to have a look over the city, the river and the mountains.
Gudauri is the most popular and biggest ski resort in Georgia. If you like skiing or snowboarding it’s time to spend a few days here. Also some other acitvities like paragliding are available.
A winter highlight in Georgia is to take the Kukushka train from Borjomi to Bakuriani. It passes the amazing forest and mountains. (Read more about Kukusha Train here).
This is a itinerary recommendation for people who want to move fast and see a lot of things and places during their 10 days visit. Tbilisi will be your first and last stop on your Georgia itinerary. If your plane lands in Kutaisi or Batumi (another cities with an international airport) you can modify the travel plan to start and end there. After the landing and for your whole trip you have three transportation options:public transportation (slow), a scooter / motorbike (fast) and a private car with driver (fast).
The capital is a great place to start your journey. By walking through the streets and eating your first georgian food you get a first impression of the country and the people. There are a lot of things to do for free in Tbilisi which are perfect for your first day in the country.
Depending on your arrival time on the first day you can use your second day for staying in Tbilisi the whole day or add a half day tour to David Gareja. It’s monastery complex and located in the stone desert east of Tbilisi.
When you think of Georgia you will also think about georgian wine. The country is famous for its wine production. Enough reason to spend one day in wine region Kakheti. It’s an essential part of a good caucasus itinerary. Sighnaghi is about a 2 hours drive from Tbilisi and one of two cities besides Telavi which is recommendable to stay in this area. Visit a winery and explore the small village.
Borjomi is famous for the mineral water springs and is surrounded by the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park. That makes it a perfect place to make a short stop to relax and see the “hometown” of the popular georgian water “Borjomi.”
Things to do in Borjomi? Walk around the Central park including drinking some mineral water directly from the source and take a cable car ride.
There are two reasons to travel to Akhaltsikhe. First is to visit Rabati Castle and the second one is to make a stopover at Vardzia cave town. Both are really worth it to add it to your itinerary.
Some people say Kutaisi is not worth a visit. Save your valuable time for better cities. I can understand that opinion. The city itself is not a must do but still has a few nice things to discover. But there is one thing why you should go there anyway: The Okatse Canyon. It’s about one 1 hour drive from Kutaisi and perfect for a half-day or day trip for adventurers.
On your way back to Tbilisi you will pass Mtskheta where you stop for a half day trip.
It’s a small village just 20 km from Tbilisi famous for its many monasteries. The highlights are the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Old Town and the Jvari Monastery from where you have an amazing view over the river and the town. You can stay overnight or go back to Tbilisi for the night.
You wouldn’t have been to Georgia if you did not spend at least one day in the famous caucasus mountains. From Tbilisi (or Mtskheta) you drive up the military highway and stop almost before the russian border in Kazbegi. Visit the famous Trinity Church.
Time to say goodbye to Kazbegi and to Georgia itself. It’s your last day on your 10 days itinerary and you have to go back to Tbilisi to get your flight back home. When you leave in the evening you have another day to explore some more places in the capital, like a georgian museum.
10 Days Winter Itinerary 🏂
Georgia is not just a summer destination. If you love snow, skiing and other winter activities you should visit the country during the winter. Stay a couple of days in the mountains and explore the most popular cities with less tourists. This is our Georgia winter itinerary recommendation.
Arrival in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi. It’s a whole new experience walking around in the city when it’s cold and covered with snow. Use your first day to do some indoor and outdoor activities.
Before you start your trip to the mountains make a stop at Mtskheta. It’s one of the oldest cities in Georgia and a must go place on your Georgia itinerary. Don’t miss to go up to Jvari monastery to have a look over the city, the river and the mountains.
Gudauri is the most popular and biggest ski resort in Georgia. If you like skiing or snowboarding it’s time to spend a few days here. Also some other acitvities like paragliding are available.
A winter highlight in Georgia is to take the Kukushka train from Borjomi to Bakuriani. It passes the amazing forest and mountains. (Read more about Kukusha Train here).
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