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Georgia
Georgia isn’t just wine and mountains, it’s a collision of pagan echoes, Silk Road secrets, and Soviet scars. Here, monasteries cling to cliffs, eagles ride the thermal winds, and abandoned sanatoriums crumble beneath alpine peaks.
This is a place where you can descend into ancient cave cities, find Bronze Age petroglyphs etched into desert plateaus, or share homemade wine with shepherds who still speak in legends.
Our Georgia itineraries dive deep: from prehistoric rock art in the highlands to forgotten ghost towns near the Black Sea. It's not about luxury, it's about meaning, story, and wild immersion.
We handle everything from 4WD border crossings to mountain homestays. Georgia, raw and ritual-filled, just how it’s meant to be seen.
Sample Itinerary
Day 1 – Arrival in Tbilisi & Abandoned Sanatoriums
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Arrival in Tbilisi and hotel check-in
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Afternoon drive to Tskaltubo, a once-grand Soviet spa town now crumbling with vines and silence
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Explore abandoned sanatoriums like Iveria or Metallurgist with a local urban explorer
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Optional visit to Prometheus Cave or a sulphur spring used since the Roman era
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Overnight in Kutaisi or nearby restored manor house
Day 2 – Bronze Age Rock Art & Cave Monasteries
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Drive to Trialeti Plateau or Dmanisi region to see lesser-known Bronze Age petroglyphs, animal carvings, and early Christian graffiti
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Continue to Vardzia, a massive 12th-century cave monastery complex carved into the rock face
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Walk through hidden tunnels, chapels, and mountain trails with sweeping views over the Mtkvari River
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Overnight in a local guesthouse near Vardzia
Day 3 – Eagle Canyons & Highland Ruins
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Morning journey through Dashbashi Canyon, a lesser-visited gorge known for nesting birds of prey and mineral waterfalls
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Hike along the rim or cross the glass bridge (optional)
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Visit abandoned Akhaltsikhe fort ruins or Soviet-era villages being reclaimed by nature
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Return to Tbilisi via mountain roads dotted with crumbling chapels and cave tombs
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Overnight in Tbilisi (boutique hotel or restored caravanserai)
Day 4 – Chronicles of Georgia & Departure
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Morning visit to the Chronicles of Georgia, an enormous stone monument on a hill overlooking Tbilisi often called “Georgia’s Stonehenge meets Soviet Mt. Rushmore”
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Optional stop at Uplistsikhe, an Iron Age rock-hewn town along the old Silk Road
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Transfer to Tbilisi Airport or extend trip into Armenia or Svaneti
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End of tour
Info
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Currency: Georgian Lari (GEL)
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Best Time to Visit: May to October for hiking, rock art sites, and travel through highland passes before winter sets in
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Language: Georgian English spoken in Tbilisi and Batumi, but Russian more useful in rural areas
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