Discover the diverse beauty of Georgia in 7 unforgettable days. From Tbilisi’s historic streets to Kazbegi’s mountains, Batumi’s seaside charm, and Kutaisi’s natural wonders, this itinerary blends culture, adventure, and relaxation.

Day 1: Arrival in Tbilisi – Explore the Capital

Accommodation: Atrium Boutique Hotel, Tbilisi (3 nights)

Arrive in Tbilisi in the afternoon and settle into your centrally located hotel. Begin your exploration with the city’s iconic landmarks:

• Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba): One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, with magnificent architecture and panoramic views of Tbilisi.
• Bridge of Peace: Walk this modern, glass-and-steel pedestrian bridge connecting Old Town with the new city, ideal for photography.
• Narikala Fortress: Reachable by cable car or a short hike, this fortress offers stunning views over Tbilisi.
• Old Town: Explore cobblestone streets, colorful balconies, and visit Sioni Cathedral.
• Meidan Square & Rustaveli Avenue: The lively heart of the city with shops, cafes, and street performances.

Evening: Enjoy a traditional Georgian dinner featuring khachapuri and khinkali, then take a gentle stroll along the riverfront, soaking in Tbilisi’s illuminated charm.

Day 2: Day Trip to Sighnaghi & Kakheti – Wine & Heritage

Embark on a full-day excursion to Sighnaghi, a charming hilltop town in Georgia’s wine-rich Kakheti region:

• Explore Sighnaghi city walls and cobblestone streets.
• Visit local wineries to sample Georgian wines.
• Take in panoramic views of the Alazani Valley surrounded by the Caucasus Mountains.

Return to Tbilisi in the evening and visit Freedom Square, beautifully illuminated at night. Enjoy dinner in one of Tbilisi’s stylish restaurants.

Day 3: Kazbegi & Scenic Caucasus Drive

Drive along the Georgian Military Highway for a day of mountains and history:

• Ananuri Fortress: A riverside medieval complex rich in history.
• Zhinvali Water Reservoir: A serene spot for photography and short walks.
• Gudauri: Scenic alpine resort with panoramic views.
• Kazbegi: Hike or drive to Gergeti Trinity Church, set against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Kazbek.

Return to Tbilisi in the evening. Explore the central city at leisure, perhaps visiting cafés or sampling street food.

Day 4: Tbilisi to Batumi – Seaside Escape

Take the early morning train (7:00 AM) from Tbilisi to Batumi. Check in at Hotel 19.

• Relax along the Batumi Boulevard and enjoy the Black Sea coast.
• Visit the Ali & Nino statue and nearby waterfront attractions.
• Evening: Stroll along the boulevard as the city lights illuminate the promenade. Enjoy seaside dining with fresh seafood and local Georgian flavors.

Day 5: Batumi – City & Coastal Attractions

• Batumi Dolphinarium: Delight in a marine show.
• Batumi Mall: Shopping and local treats.
• Continue along Batumi Boulevard, visiting gardens, fountains, and public art installations.
• Europe Square: Relax in this central hub surrounded by historic architecture and lively cafés.

Evening: Sunset walk along the beach or enjoy a drink at a stylish boulevard bar.

Day 6: Batumi to Kutaisi – Canyons & Caves Adventure

Take an early morning train to Kutaisi and check in at Hotel History.

• Prometheus Cave: Explore stalactites, underground rivers, and natural formations.
• Martvili Canyon: Enjoy boat rides and optional rafting through stunning turquoise waters.
• Return to Kutaisi in the evening, exploring historic bridges and the town’s charming streets.

Evening: Dinner in Kutaisi, savoring local dishes.

Day 7: Scenic Return to Tbilisi & Departure

Drive back to Tbilisi via the Georgian Military Highway, stopping at scenic viewpoints along the way.

• Check in at Brooch Boutique Hotel, Tbilisi, for your final night.
• Explore remaining attractions, such as the Sulfur Baths or the Dry Bridge Market (prebooking baths is recommended).
• Evening: Reflect on your journey with a final Georgian dinner.

Next day, depart from Tbilisi International Airport for your flight back to the UAE.

Travel Tips

• Transport: Trains between Tbilisi, Batumi, and Kutaisi are comfortable and scenic. Private drivers or taxis are ideal for day trips.
• Currency: Georgian Lari (GEL). Cards are widely accepted in cities, but cash is useful in rural areas.
• Packing: Light layers for daytime, warm clothing for mountains, comfortable shoes for walking and hiking.
• Food: Don’t miss traditional Georgian wines, freshly baked breads, hearty stews, and street snacks.