Bespoke Travel to Georgia
Georgia combines historic cities, wine valleys, the Caucasus Mountains and the Black Sea coast. A journey may focus on one region or follow a relaxed route from Tbilisi to Kakheti, Kazbegi and Borjomi.
Tbilisi and the Wine Estates of Kakheti
In Tbilisi, historic quarters, sulphur baths and carved balconies sit alongside contemporary restaurants, art spaces and intimate hotels. At least two days are recommended for a first visit.
Kakheti unfolds among vineyards, family wineries and traditional estates. A private itinerary may include an introduction to qvevri winemaking, guided tastings and lunch overlooking the Alazani Valley.
The Caucasus Mountains
Kazbegi is known for sweeping Caucasus views, refined mountain hotels and routes to Gergeti Trinity Church, dramatic valleys and highland villages. Svaneti requires more time due to longer drives but rewards travellers with medieval towers and remote alpine scenery.
In winter, Gudauri or Bakuriani can be added for a mountain stay. Road and weather conditions should always be confirmed before departure.
Coast and Wellbeing
Batumi and Adjara suit summer journeys combining the Black Sea coast with the region’s subtropical landscapes and mountain villages. Borjomi offers a quieter stay surrounded by forests, with wellbeing programmes centred on its mineral waters.
Careful planning is essential when combining regions, as driving times can be longer than the distances suggest. A well-paced itinerary reveals Georgia’s contrasts without unnecessary hotel changes.
