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Georgia country tour packages give travelers access to one of the most varied and underrated destinations in the world. Medieval cave cities, a wine tradition stretching back 8,000 years, the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Tbilisi, Kazbegi’s ancient towers in the shadow of Mount Kazbek, and the Kakheti valley during harvest season. A tour in Georgia rewards travelers who go beyond the capital and into the country’s regions.
Our Georgia tour packages are built around the experiences that matter most: cultural depth, local food and wine, mountain landscapes, and access that comes from working with guides who live there. Itineraries cover everything from focused city and heritage routes to longer trips across all of Georgia’s main regions. Private visits to sites like Gelati, Jvari, and David Gareja are led by local guides with genuine knowledge of Georgian history and Orthodox Christian heritage. Our tour packages are designed for small groups, which keeps the experience personal and allows for unexpected discoveries like family-run vineyards in the Alazani Valley and artisan markets in Telavi.
Many travelers pair a Georgia tour package with a visit to Armenia. Our Armenia and Georgia tours are the most popular combined route and cover both countries in a single well-paced itinerary. For a three-country trip, our Caucasus tours extend the route into Azerbaijan. Travelers focused on hiking in Svaneti or Kazbegi should explore our adventure tours. For travel built around Georgia’s wine country and regional cuisine, our wine and food tours focus on Kakheti’s cellars, qvevri winemaking, and local food traditions. Those visiting Armenia on its own will find dedicated itineraries in our Armenia tours.
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Where is Georgia located? in the South Caucasus.
Currency: Georgian Lari GEL in Georgia. All the payments are made in local currency.
Hello-Gamarjoba Thank you-Madlobe Goodbye-Nakhvamdis How much? (Price) – Ra Ghirs? May I have the bill? – Sheidzleba mkondes k’anonp’roekt’i? How to reach “a place”? – Rogor mivaghts’iot?
Georgia: Bordering Turkey to the Southwest, Armenia to the South, Azerbaijan to the Southeast, Russia to the North, and bounded Black Sea to the West.
Do I need a visa? EU member countries, the US, The UK, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and South Korea citizens are exempt from the visa requirement to Georgia. For other countries please check Georgia Visa
Weather in Georgia: The average summer temp: 35° C day, 25° C night. The average winter temp: 5° C day, -5° C night.
ATMs and Exchange Points are widely available in Tbilisi, and other major cities but are less prevalent in small villages.
Card payment: Card payments are available in Georgia however, it’s preferable to have cash with you while traveling in small villages.
Meals: Lunch will cost 15 EUR and Dinner will cost 25 EUR with a glass of wine.
Taxi: The ride in the cities will cost around 6 EUR
Frequently Asked Questions
Most Georgia tour packages include private airport transfers, accommodation in centrally located hotels, an English-speaking local guide, entrance fees to historical sites and museums, and daily breakfast. Selected lunches and wine tastings are included on most itineraries. International flights and visa fees are not included.
Citizens of the US, UK, EU member states, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and South Korea do not need a visa. Georgia has one of the most open visa policies in the world, with most nationalities eligible for visa-free entry or an e-visa. Check the official Georgian government guidance for your specific passport before booking.
Georgia is located in the South Caucasus, bordering Russia to the north, Türkiye and Armenia to the south, Azerbaijan to the southeast, and the Black Sea to the west. The capital is Tbilisi. Summer temperatures average 35°C during the day and 25°C at night. Winter days average around 5°C, dropping to -5°C at night, with colder and snowier conditions in the mountains.
April through June and September through October offer the best combination of weather, accessibility, and atmosphere. Late spring brings mild temperatures and green landscapes ideal for sightseeing and hiking. July and August are the warmest months with clear skies, though cities can be hot. The wine harvest in Kakheti runs through October and is one of the best times to visit the region for food and wine travel.
Most Georgia tour packages cover Tbilisi’s Old Town, Mtskheta, the Kazbegi mountain region, and the Kakheti wine valley. Longer itineraries also include Kutaisi, Vardzia, Uplistsikhe, Martvili Canyon, and Svaneti. Private visits to UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Gelati Monastery and Jvari are included on most tours.
For reference, a city taxi in Tbilisi with Bolt costs around 3 to 7 USD. An intercity marshrutka runs 6 to 15 USD for common routes. A simple lunch costs 8 to 15 USD and a sit-down dinner with wine around 18 to 35 USD. ATMs and card payments are widely available in Tbilisi and major cities. Carry cash for villages and markets. The Georgian Lari (GEL) is the local currency. Recommended apps are Bolt for taxis and Magti or Silknet for SIM cards.
Yes, and most travelers do. Our Armenia and Georgia tours are the most popular route for visitors to the South Caucasus, combining both countries in a single overland itinerary. Azerbaijan can be added as a further extension through our Caucasus tours.
Send an inquiry through any tour page or contact us directly at info@thecascadetravel.com. We confirm availability, walk you through the itinerary options, and send full booking details. A refundable deposit of €100 secures your place, with the balance due closer to departure.










