Great Georgian Adventure

All the sights of the Old Town are very close to each other, so the tour makes for a lovely walk. We will start at Rustaveli Avenue and Liberty Square, walk through Chardin street and continue to the Metekhi Plateau. What follows next is a fascinating cable car ride to the statue of the Mother of Georgia. We will then walk down to the Abanot Ubani - an area renowned for its hammams.

Many years ago, the King of Georgia discovered the sulphur springs while hunting with his eagle and decided to build a city surrounding the springs, which is how Tbilisi was born. And you get to enjoy a private one-hour visit for a lovely soak and scrub, getting pampered beneath the magnificent domed roofs.

Afterwards, you'll have free time to explore the capital further. Perhaps indulge in Tbilisi's lively theatre scene and witness the energetic, acrobatic dance Georgia is known for.

Our first stop is at the fairytale Ananuri Fortress, offering incredible views of the Jinvali Water Reservoir. Listen to the fascinating legends about Eristavi dukes, who controlled the main road connecting Georgia to Russia, and learn about the ancient carvings on the churches - the best-surviving specimens of Georgian art.

After a scenic drive through the Caucasus Mountains, we will reach Gudauri, a prominent ski resort in the winter months, where you will enjoy a nice lunch

Driving down the renowned Georgian Military Highway, which runs through wild gorges, passes and rivers, we reach Kazbegi. After switching vehicles to a 4x4 minivan, we will take the panoramic mountain road to Gergeti Trinity Church, positioned 2170 m above sea level! Just imagine the views and pictures you will take here, with the medieval church overlooking Kazbegi town to one side and the snow-peaked mountains on the other.

Head back to Tbilisi in the evening, just in time to fill your belly with another fantastic meal by Georgia's talented chefs - our guide will be more than happy to recommend where to go for dinner.

We will visit the Tsinandali Estate of Prince Alexander Chavchavadze, one of the most influential characters in Georgian history. The palace and gardens he created here are mesmerising. The tour guide will take you around rooms restored in 19th-century style while sharing exciting stories about the family that lived here. The English park surrounding the estate is beautifully laid out, with majestic trees and exotic plants such as ginkgo, sequoia and yucca all around.

Afterwards, we will proceed to Kvareli Tunnels - a unique 7 km long cellar carved into the Caucasus rock massif at the edge of the Alazani Valley. The scenery surrounding the age-old cellar is just stunning. Adorned with ancient winepresses, antique pitchers, a traditional bread bakery, an old water mill by the river and a national park for a background, it makes for a perfect day out.

Experience the delight of Georgian cuisine by mastering the techniques of crafting mouthwatering Georgian sweets and baking artisan bread in the traditional brick oven, "tone." Get ready to tantalise your taste buds!