Individual tours to Georgia

Georgia is a large and diverse country, each region worthy of attention. If your stay in Georgia is short but you're eager to see its beauty, we invite you to take helicopter rides to the most fascinating locations! A helicopter will quickly reach any landmark and allow you to see it from the most breathtaking perspective—a bird's eye view.

There are numerous helicopter tour options from Tbilisi. You can admire the country's highest peak, the majestic Mount Kazbek, and its stunningly picturesque surroundings: the high-mountain village of Kazbegi, the Gveleti Waterfall, the Aragvi River Gorge, and the Ananuri Fortress, an ancient outpost of Transcaucasia. Another popular destination is the cave town of Vardzia. This enormous, impregnable fortress, eight stories high, is carved into the rock face. Viewed from above, Vardzia is as impressive as strolling its hidden streets. Finally, the mountainous region of Svaneti, with its snow-capped peaks, secluded valleys, and ancient towers harmoniously blended into the landscape, offers a truly unique view from a helicopter. Upon request and prior arrangement, any helicopter tour can include stops for a walk and close-up sightseeing.

Kakheti is a land of vineyards and the birthplace of renowned wine varieties. We've selected the most captivating locations and invite you to immerse yourself in its enchanting atmosphere—we recommend devoting at least two days to this incredible region. You'll visit the luxurious Tsinandali estate and museum and learn about the life of Catherine the Great's godson, Prince Alexander Chavchavadze, and his daughter Nino, the young widow of Prince Griboyedov, known as the "Black Rose of Tiflis." We'll also visit the majestic Alaverdi monastery complex, a classic example of medieval Transcaucasian architecture. We'll then head to the ancient Gremi fortress, built in the 15th century, and then visit the renowned Georgian singer Giorgi Ushikishvili for an evening tasting exclusive wines from his cellar and enjoying warm conversation.

Another place worth visiting in Kakheti is romantic Sighnaghi, a town that witnessed a touching love story that inspired the song "A Million Scarlet Roses." Surrounded by fortress walls with beautiful towers, Sighnaghi offers a café with a stunning view of the Alazani Valley vineyards. Another important location is Bodbe Monastery, a pilgrimage site and the final resting place of Saint Nino, the Christian enlightener of Georgia.

Each region of Georgia is unique in its own way. While Kakheti is a celebration of life, wineries, and love stories, Svaneti is a land of mysterious legends, majestic towers, and picturesque mountains. Along the way, we'll stop in Mtskheta, the capital of Ancient Iberia, and the nearby Jvari Monastery. We'll also visit Georgia's main cathedral, Svetitskhoveli, and learn the legend of the sacred cedar.

The mountainous landscapes of Svaneti are breathtaking. While comparing landscapes across different countries is a thankless task, it's safe to say that these views outshine even those of the Alps. We invite you to visit Mestia, the cultural and religious center of the region, steeped in legends and myths. It is believed that the great queen Tamar was buried here. You'll immerse yourself in the life and traditions of the Svan people who inhabit this region. You'll visit the Svaneti Museum and an ancient Svan house, learn about the fame of Svan salt and the secret behind its recipe, and sample Svan nathani apple vodka and the "true" meat khachapuri, kubdari. During your stay in Svaneti, you can also take a horseback ride to the "double-peaked" Mount Ushba, associated with both poetic and dark legends.

We're heading to the subtropics, to the lush Black Sea coast. Here lies Georgia's most famous resort town, warm and welcoming Batumi. An incredible blend of European and Asian styles, princely palaces and monumental Soviet-era architecture... Along the way, we'll visit the Dadiani Palace with its beautiful garden, museum, and church, built in the first half of the 19th century, and learn about its connection to Napoleon Bonaparte.

In Batumi, we suggest strolling through the Old Town, taking beautiful photos against the backdrop of the clock tower, which has become the city's symbol, and discovering the city's connection to the legend of the Golden Fleece. Of particular interest is the Nobel brothers' dacha, now converted into a Technological Museum with unique exhibits that relate not only to the history of scientific progress but also to Georgia's tea and wine culture. You can stay in Batumi for a day at the beach and leisurely strolls along the boulevards and the Botanical Garden, surrounded by graceful cypresses, blooming magnolias, Japanese cherry trees, and palm trees

Peace of mind and healing of the body—the legendary Borjomi resort became a magnet back in the 19th century, when the Romanov family vacationed there, and it hasn't lost its elite status during Soviet times or today. Surrounded by mountain slopes and pine forests, the very air here seems to possess healing powers.

We'll take a walk through the forest, following the Nicholas Romanov trail, to reach the thermal springs. Along the way, you'll see Mount Lomi, home to the Church of St. George. If you climb it, you'll enjoy panoramic views of Mount Elbrus from the observation deck. You can also enjoy a "royal" picnic surrounded by incredible nature. At the Likansky Palace, the royal family's summer residence, you can explore a rich collection of artifacts related to the royal family and visit the tsar's private office, which decades later served as Joseph Stalin's office. We suggest you spend the evening relaxing at one of Borjomi's spa centers.

Imereti (Imereti) is a historical region that for several centuries was an independent state, the Kingdom of Imereti. Here you will learn about the turbulent past of the Imeretian people, full of wars and struggles, their culture, and traditions. The region's capital, Kutaisi, is today the second largest city in Georgia.

When visiting Kutaisi, be sure to stop by the nearby Gelati Monastery, a vast complex comprising several churches, a chapel, an academy, and a cathedral. And in the city itself, the Bagrati Cathedral is of particular interest, so monumental and majestic that it can be seen from literally anywhere in Kutaisi. After lunching on traditional Imeretian dishes, we'll head to Prometheus Cave, the largest cave in the country. Magnificent stalactites and stalagmites, entire underground rivers and amazing cave waterfalls, mysterious labyrinths illuminated with colorful lights: an incredible underground adventure awaits you, in a magical and enigmatic atmosphere. You can even take a boat ride on the river!