On arrival at the airport, you'll be greeted outside customs by your private guide. You'll be escorted to your awaiting vehicle for a private transfer to your hotel.

A welcome package will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip, including your itinerary and any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

Spend the evening exploring a more wine-led side of Tbilisi, whether that means a polished Georgian dinner at Keto & Kote, a slower glass in the cellar-style setting of Wine Underground, or a more traditional local meal at Mafshalia or Odjaleche House Restaurant. Your Destination Expert can help guide your choice. Any visit is enjoyed independently, with food, wine, and transportation settled directly.

With a private guide, embark on a full day tour discovering the capital, Tbilisi, and its impressive Museum of History. Transfer privately to the 13th century Metekhi Church, a riverside structure dating back to the middle ages, with a commanding cliff side location, acting as the starting point for your walking tour. Continue on foot to the Great Synagogue, and then on to medieval Sioni Cathedral, and the Anchiskhati Basilic, the city's oldest-surviving church, with history dating back to the 6th century. Midday, you'll be provided with lunch at a local restaurant to taste Khinkali, a delicacy made with minced meats and dough. After, take a cable car ride to ancient Narikala Fort, which was built in the 4th century, and overlooks the city. Visit the History Museum of Tbilisi, marveling at the beauty of the Golden Fund exhibit, featuring a collection of Georgian gold and silver jewelry and other ritual objects found during local excavations. Afterward, find yourself in the historical domed sulfur bath area – learning about how its connected with the name of the city. You'll also make your way to see the massive Holy Trinity Church, a modern construct boasting a stunning courtyard, and considered one of the largest religious buildings in the world. This evening, dinner at a local Georgian restaurant is provided. Conclude on arrival back to your hotel. Note: drinks are payable on the spot.

Meet your private guide and driver and set out on a full day transfer to Kvareli, discovering the famed Kakheti wine region en route. Explore the region's incredibly unique traditions and culture, while tasting Georgian wines, and indulging in some delicious food. Archaeologists believe Georgia is the oldest wine producing country in the world, and Kakheti is at the heart of it all. Begin with a drive to Signagi, taking a pleasant walk through the beautiful 18th century fortified town, spotting quaint pastel-colored houses on cobbled lanes. Continue to the home of a local family where you'll be treated to a delightful homemade lunch of typical Georgian dishes. While there, enjoy a masterclass on breadmaking, and how to make a traditional Georgian sweet, Churchkhela. Next, visit a winery where you'll enjoy a tasting of delightfully paired Georgian wines and cheeses. Continue along with a visit of the 16th century Gremi architectural complex, which used to be center of the Kakheti region for several centuries. Here you'll visit the hilltop Church of the Archangels, along with the museum, part of the historic citadel. Continue to a local village to see a unique wine cellar and taste more wine, this time of the homemade variety. Conclude your day on arrival to Kvareli.

Embark on a full day transfer to Tbilisi with your private guide and driver, enjoying cultural highlights and wine and culinary delights along the way. Begin with a visit of the 11th century Alaverdi Cathedral, part of an Eastern Othodox monastery complex with history extending back to the 6th century. Continue to Tsinandali where you'll visit local Duke Alexander Chavchavadze's personal estate, boasting a beautiful garden. The park and the house used to be the gathering place of all poets and artists of the 19th century. Head to a modern wine cellar where you'll be treated to lunch alongside tastings of Georgian wine produced by ancient Georgian tradition, a process inscribed in UNESCO's Intangible Heritage list. Continue to the village of Kondoli, where you'll taste unique bio-wines produced in traditional clay jars, called kvevri. Meet a local family who will give a demonstration on the process of making these important clay jars, a specialized art only known by some. You'll be treated to wine and Chacha (brandy) tasting of products made by the family. Conclude your day with the remainder of the drive to Tbilisi via the Gombori Pass, known for its picturesque mountain landscape. Enjoy some typical Georgian fare with a provided dinner at a local restaurant this evening (note: drinks payable on the spot).

After check-out, embark on a full day transfer to Kutaisi with your private guide and driver, experiencing historic and cultural delights along the way. The morning will see you visiting the ancient capital and religious center of Georgia, Mtskheta. Here you'll visit the hilltop Jvari Monastery, dating back to the 6th century, and the 11th century Svetitskhoveli Cathedral – both prized UNESCO World Heritage sites. Continue to Kaspi where you'll visit a local family, being treated to a delightful homemade lunch along with a tasting of their personal wine. Next, head to the town of Gori, the heart of Kartli region, where you'll visit the Stalin Museum, walking through its exhibition dedicated to the life of former Soviet leader Josef Stalin, who was born in Gori. Later, continue to Zestafoni where you'll visit another local winery, this time trying some Imeretian wine. This evening, dinner at a local restaurant is provided (note: drinks payable on the spot), as you dip your toes further into Georgian cuisine. Conclude the day on arrival to your hotel in Kutaisi.

This morning, meet your private guide and driver for a full day transfer to Tbilisi, discovering a historic monastery and plenty of Georgian wines en route. Begin with a drive to visit the 12th century Gelati Monastery, a renowned UNESCO World Heritage-listed monastic complex featuring medieval mosaics and frescoes. Continue onward to the Imertian villages, the landscape resembling that of a painting come to life. You'll visit the mining town in Chiatura, where there are 20 Soviet cable cars, still active to this day. In the village of Merjevi, you'll visit a traditional winery where you'll be treated to lunch along with a wine tasting. The family produces rare vine varieties - Dzelshavi and Tsolikauri wines, which are one of the most famous in the Georgian biodynamic wine making market. You'll find Imeretian wine is quite different from that of Eastern Georgia and the Kakhetian wines, with different soil and climatic conditions which create a unique character and aroma. Next, you'll visit the Chateau Mukhrani winery for another outstanding wine tasting, set in the palace of the ancient Bagrationi royal dynasty. Mukhrani is known for using an 18-month oak barrel process for its signature wines. Conclude your day on arrival to Tbilisi, with a provided dinner at a local restaurant (note: drinks during dinner are payable on the spot).

Meet your private driver and guide for an airport transfer.

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Designed to offer a modern feel while respecting Georgian culture, Best Western Kutaisi delivers exceptional service that perfectly blends with local hospitality. Located in the heart of Kutaisi, Georgia’s parliamentary capital, the Best Western is surrounded by charming cobblestone streets and historic single-story buildings, and within walking-distance of renowned UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Featuring contemporary interiors and premium amenities, each of the 45 guestrooms welcome guests with style, comfort and function. Dine on site, or relax at the intimate bar area after a day of sightseeing. With seamless service at every touchpoint, Best Western Kutaisi will help you get the most out of your stay in Kutaisi.