Georgia on Leisure — 5 Days: Tbilisi, Kazbegi & Kakheti
Overview
Five relaxed days from a single Tbilisi hotel: the capital on foot, a day up the Military Highway to Kazbegi, a day in Kakheti wine country with a supra, and a free day for the baths, the markets or a cooking class. No packing and unpacking, late starts, long lunches.
Highlights
Is this trip for you?
- A long weekend from Europe or the Gulf
- Travellers who hate changing hotels
- Winter visitors — this one runs all year
- You want the west of the country (Batumi, Svaneti)
- You prefer to be on the move every day
Our honest opinion
- Two of the three best day trips in Georgia from one base
- Late starts
- Kazbegi is a 6-hour round trip
- Tbilisi hotels are expensive in high season
In winter the Kazbegi pass occasionally closes; we swap in Mtskheta and Uplistsikhe and tell you the night before.
The trip in numbers
Day by day
Airport pickup and a short orientation walk; welcome dinner with wine.
Metekhi, the cable car to Narikala, the baths, Sioni cathedral, the dry bridge market and an evening at a wine bar.
Ananuri fortress, the Jvari pass and Gergeti Trinity church by 4×4; lunch in Stepantsminda; back by evening.
Bodbe convent, the walled town of Signagi, a cellar tasting and a long supra lunch at a family winery.
Free morning (Mtskheta or a cooking class on request); airport transfer.
What’s included
What’s not included
Where you’ll stay
Or equivalent, depending on season. Hotels are inside or beside the historic centres wherever the town has one.
Traveller reviews
What guests wrote
“Long weekend from Dubai. One hotel in old Tbilisi, a day to Kazbegi, a day in wine country, a free day for the baths. Late starts, long lunches, no stress. The guide, Giorgi, was excellent company. Already planning the 9-day.”
“Perfetto per un primo assaggio della Georgia. Il passo per Kazbegi era aperto a marzo, la chiesa di Gergeti nella neve era uno spettacolo. Khinkali ogni giorno.”
Good to know
Most nationalities enter Uzbekistan visa-free for 30–90 days. If your passport needs an e-visa, it takes 2–3 working days online — we check your case and guide you at booking.
The local currency is the Uzbek som (UZS). Visa and Mastercard work in city hotels, restaurants and supermarkets; keep some cash for bazaars, taxis and tips. ATMs dispense som and sometimes USD.
April–June and September–November are warm and clear — ideal for walking the old cities. July–August afternoons exceed 35°C; winter departures run at reduced prices.
Uzbekistan uses European plug types C and F, 220V. Travellers from the UK, US and Asia need a standard Euro adapter — one per device is enough, hotels have plenty of sockets.
Everyday dress is relaxed across all four cities. Inside mosques and madrasas, shoulders and knees should be covered; headscarves for women are only needed in a few active mosques — your guide will tell you when.
Your included eSIM is activated on arrival, so you’re online from the airport. Hotel Wi-Fi is reliable in all four cities; your coordinator stays reachable on WhatsApp or Telegram throughout.
Free cancellation up to 30 days before departure. 50% refund up to 15 days before; after that the booking is non-refundable, but you can move to another date once for free.
Medical insurance for the tour days is included. We still recommend personal travel insurance covering cancellation and baggage — we can suggest trusted providers.
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