Tour privati di 7 giorni e trasferimenti da Tbilisi ai principali luoghi della Georgia





Descrizione
Trasferimento di arrivo privato in aeroporto al tuo hotel. Giorno 1 . Tour della città di Tbilisi. Comprende tutte le destinazioni turistiche. Giorno 2 . Gita di un'intera giornata a Kakhety, fabbrica di vino KTW, panificazione tradizionale georgiana, monastero di Bodbe, città di Signaghi (la città dell'amore). Giorno 3. Gita di un'intera giornata a Kazbegi. Bacino idrico di Jinvali, fortezza di Ananuri, sosta al fiume Aragvi, monumento all'amicizia di Gudauri, Kazbegi Giorno 4. Monastero di Jvari, città di Gori Grotte di Uplistsikhe, città di Mtskheta (l'antica capitale della Georgia) Giorno 5. Tour di un'intera giornata al Parco Nazionale di Borjomi per relax, funivie, verde, vista sulle montagne, cascata, fiume, acqua minerale Borjomi. Giorno 6. Tour di un giorno a Kutaisi e Tskaltubo. Grotte di Prometeo, Cascata di Kinchkha, Canyon di Okatse. (Pernottamento a Kutaisi). Si prega di notare che informazioni importanti, per il giorno 6 devi prenotare Hotel a Kutaisi. Negli altri giorni tutti devono essere Hotel a Tbilisi. Giorno 7. Chiesa di Bagrati, Monastero di Gelati e ritorno a Tbilisi. Trasferimento di partenza privato dall'aeroporto
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Il Ponte della Pace è un ponte pedonale a forma di arco, una costruzione in acciaio e vetro illuminata con numerosi LED, sul fiume Kura, che collega il Parco Rike con la città vecchia nel centro di Tbilisi.
Narikala è un'antica fortezza che domina Tbilisi, la capitale della Georgia, e il fiume Mtkvari. La fortezza è composta da due sezioni murate su una ripida collina tra i bagni sulfurei e i giardini botanici di Tbilisi. Nella corte inferiore si trova la chiesa di San Nicola recentemente restaurata.
Abanotubani è l'antico quartiere di Tbilisi, in Georgia, noto per i suoi bagni sulfurei. Situato sulla sponda orientale del fiume Mtkvari, ai piedi del forte di Narikala attraverso Metekhisubani, Abanotubani è un'importante parte storica della città: è qui che secondo una leggenda cadde il falco di Vakhtang Gorgasali, il re di Iberia, portando alla scoperta di le terme e, successivamente, alla fondazione di una nuova capitale
In una giornata calda è un posto fantastico per godersi il fresco dell'acqua e un po 'di ombra. Un piccolo luogo di potere, un luogo epico per scattare foto e un nuovo pezzo per la tua visione di Tbilisi. L'altra cascata è dall'altra parte del crinale, nel Giardino Botanico.
Sede del Ponte della Pace, questo parco cittadino offre sculture, piste ciclabili, caffè e un'area giochi per bambini.
Shardeni Street è una delle strade più famose e belle di Tbilisi. Questa strada pedonale è così conosciuta che nessun ospite che si reca in Georgia lascia questo paese senza aver visitato Shardeni Street.
Piazza della Libertà, precedentemente nota come Piazza Erivansky o Paskevich-Erivansky sotto la Russia imperiale e Piazza Beria e Piazza Lenin mentre fa parte dell'Unione Sovietica, si trova nel centro di Tbilisi all'estremità orientale di Rustaveli Avenue.
Il Parco Mtatsminda è un famoso parco paesaggistico situato in cima al Monte Mtatsminda che domina la capitale georgiana Tbilisi. Il parco ha giostre, scivoli d'acqua, montagne russe, dark ride, funicolare e una grande ruota panoramica ai margini della montagna, che offre una splendida vista sulla città.
Mercato delle pulci all'aperto che espone ogni giorno merci varie, da oggetti d'arte e casalinghi a cimeli sovietici.
Il Monastero di San Nino a Bodbe è un complesso monastico ortodosso georgiano e la sede dei vescovi di Bodbe si trova a 2 km dalla città di Sighnaghi, Kakheti, Georgia. Originariamente costruito nel IX secolo, è stato notevolmente rimaneggiato, soprattutto nel XVII secolo
Signagi o Sighnaghi è una città nella regione più orientale della Georgia di Kakheti e il centro amministrativo del comune di Signagi.
La cantina Khareba possiede una cantina di vini unica e rara situata a Kvareli, nella Valle di Alazani. Scolpita nelle montagne del Caucaso e aperta nel 1962 per il Congresso mondiale dell'OIV, la cantina / tunnel è lunga 7,7 chilometri. I migliori vini della regione di Kakheti vengono conservati e invecchiati qui per decenni. Il tunnel conserva una temperatura naturale di 12-14 ° C con un tasso di umidità del 70%; le condizioni ideali per la conservazione del vino.
Zhinvali è una cittadina in Georgia, comune di Dusheti, sul fiume Aragvi. Ha una delle più grandi centrali idroelettriche della Georgia.
Ananuri è un complesso di castelli sul fiume Aragvi in Georgia, a circa 45 miglia da Tbilisi.
L'Aragvi e il suo bacino si trovano in Georgia sulle pendici meridionali delle montagne del Caucaso. Il fiume è lungo 112 chilometri e il suo bacino copre un'area di 2.740 chilometri quadrati. Gli strati del terreno sono principalmente arenaria, ardesia e calcare.
Il Monumento dell'Amicizia Russia-Georgia o Monumento al Trattato di Georgievsk è un monumento costruito nel 1983 per celebrare il bicentenario del Trattato di Georgievsk e l'amicizia in corso tra la Georgia sovietica e la Russia sovietica
Stepantsminda, è una cittadina nella regione Mtskheta-Mtianeti della Georgia nord-orientale. Storicamente ed etnograficamente, la città fa parte della provincia di Khevi. È il centro del Comune di Kazbegi.
Gergeti Trinity Church è un nome popolare per la Holy Trinity Church vicino al villaggio di Gergeti in Georgia. La chiesa si trova sulla riva destra del fiume Chkheri, ad un'altitudine di 2170 metri, sotto il monte Kazbek.
Il monastero di Jvari è un monastero ortodosso georgiano del sesto secolo vicino a Mtskheta, nella Georgia orientale. Insieme ad altre strutture storiche di Mtskheta, è elencato come sito del patrimonio mondiale dall'UNESCO. Jvari è un raro caso della chiesa georgiana altomedievale che è sopravvissuta fino ai giorni nostri quasi invariata.
Sito archeologico con le rovine di una città scavata nella roccia risalente all'età del ferro.
Mtskheta è una città nella provincia della Georgia di Mtskheta-Mtianeti. Una delle città più antiche della Georgia e la sua ex capitale, si trova a circa 20 chilometri a nord di Tbilisi, alla confluenza dei fiumi Mtkvari e Aragvi.
Kutaisi è una città nella Georgia occidentale. Ospita la secolare Cattedrale di Bagrati. Alla periferia della città, il Monastero di Gelati è una cattedrale medievale con elaborati affreschi. Il vicino monastero di Motsameta, in collina, conserva i resti dei martiri. Manoscritti storici georgiani, ceramiche e tessuti sono esposti al Museo storico statale di Kutaisi. A nord-ovest, la grotta di Prometeo presenta cascate pietrificate
Il monumento naturale della grotta di Prometeo noto anche come grotta di Kumistavi e grotta di Tsqaltubo è una grotta carsica situata nel comune di Tsqaltubo nella regione di Imereti in Georgia
Gelati è un complesso monastico medievale vicino a Kutaisi nella regione di Imereti nella Georgia occidentale. Uno dei primi monasteri della Georgia, fu fondato nel 1106 dal re Davide IV di Georgia come centro monastico ed educativo ed è riconosciuto dall'UNESCO come Patrimonio dell'Umanità.
La Cattedrale della Dormizione, o Cattedrale di Kutaisi, più comunemente conosciuta come Cattedrale di Bagrati, è una cattedrale dell'XI secolo nella città di Kutaisi, nella regione di Imereti in Georgia
L'Okatse Canyon Natural Monument è un canyon di erosione del fiume Okatse situato nel comune di Khoni, nella regione di Imereti in Georgia, vicino al villaggio di Zeda Gordi a 520 metri sul livello del mare.
Il monumento naturale della cascata di Kinchkha è una cascata nel comune di Khoni, nella regione di Imereti della Georgia vicino al villaggio di Kinchkha nella gola del fiume di Okatse a 843 metri sul livello del mare
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Sono disponibili seggiolini specifici per neonati
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi cardiovascolari
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Porta un giubbotto antipioggia.
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We were worried to be in a new country on our own, but from the time we met George till the end of the trip he made us super comfortable, we were relieved and at peace even our family were at peace because we found him to be very helpful 😊 ❤️ We were there for a week he helped us get the best experience from the trip. He advised and guided us for everything and also took care of our safety. His time management skills are also good. The trip was amazing and part of it goes to thus guy for making it wonderful experience.
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We had amazing 10 days trip with visit Georgia with George ( 6 Days in Georgia and 4 days in Armenia). It was very good. We had loads of fun. We enjoyed visiting the beautiful places that Georgia and Armenia had to offer. The mountains were very beautiful and the churches were divine. The food in both countries was different from everything we tasted. Our Guide George took care of all the needs to in the best possible way. Kudos to you team.
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Our 7-day tour across Georgia was an absolute dream! Organized by Visit Georgia with George, everything was well-planned and ran smoothly from day one. A huge shoutout to our guide, Beso, who made the entire journey special. He’s not just a guide – he’s a storyteller, a safe driver, and a warm host. His love for Georgia really shines through, and thanks to him, we got to experience the country on a deeper level. We explored so much in a week — from the lively streets of Tbilisi, through the historical corners of Kutaisi, to the sunny seaside vibe of Batumi. One of the highlights was the stunning Martvili Canyon, where the natural beauty was just breathtaking. Beso’s timing, flexibility, and attention to detail made all the difference. He also had great restaurant recommendations and shared insights that we wouldn’t have found in any guidebook. If you’re thinking about visiting Georgia, do it — and book through Visit Georgia with George. Ask for Beso if you can. You’ll be in great hands.
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We travelled extensively throughout Georgia for 12 days covering many of the highlights with a group of four adults, two being more advanced in age. Both the guide, George, and the driver, Nugo, went above and beyond to show us their beautiful country. They were very knowledgable, caring and considerate in adapting the itinerary to suit our interests and physical abilities. One of the many highlights were the caves at Vardzia and both of the more elderly were able to make it up and down this extraordinary site with their help. Another was when they arranged a trio of folk singers to perform just for us with the backdrop of Bagrati Cathedral in Kutaisi. Their enthusiasm for their country and culture makes them the best ambassadors for Georgia. All four of us agreed that the best thing about this family trip was George and Nugo.
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My son and I had a wonderful tour of Georgia for 10 days this April-May. As I was looking for a reliable local tour operator, I found 'Georgia with George' on Instagram. After going through their reviews, I didn't think twice to approach them. It was the best decision. Right from the start, George #1 was helpful in giving us a customised itinerary covering all the highlights of this lovely country. He was patient and friendly in providing us a perfect itinerary covering all the things we wanted to do. He provided us with a great guide/driver- George #2. Thanks George! George #2 was a friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and a great guide throughout. His skillful driving is much appreciated. During hiking in Kazbegi, he was kind in giving me a helping hand while passing the narrow uneven paths, making me feel safe. His motivating and encouraging words helped the nervous me to overcome my fears in doing zip lining activity, and the hikes in the Caucasus :) His knowledge of the land is amazing. He took us to some lovely offbeat spots where there were hardly any tourists. They would usually be a surprise to us, and we loved it! He took us to wonderful local restaurants and guided us in ordering the food. We enjoyed our meal times with him. He was adjusting to our needs all along. We even received some lovely souveniers from him! Last but not the least, he took some awesome photographs of us during the trip! By the end of the trip, George #2 had become our wonderful friend, whom we shall always remember. Thank you very much George for everything! All in all, the beautiful country with its amazing castles, medieval cathedrals and forts, spectacular Caucasus and the charming cities of Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Kutaisi, Stepantsminda, Sighnaghi etc were made extra special to us only because of travelling with 'Georgia with George'! Kudos to your company for providing us a wonderful Georgian experience which we shall always treasure.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your incredibly kind and detailed review. It was truly a joy for our team to host you and your son on your unforgettable 10-day journey through Georgia. We’re so glad that your trust in Georgia with George turned into what you describe as “the best decision” — that truly means the world to us. I loved helping you create your dream itinerary, and George #2 is smiling ear to ear reading your words. His kindness, patience, and adventurous spirit are just some of the many reasons we’re proud to have him on our team. Your story of hiking in Kazbegi, overcoming fears, discovering hidden gems, and enjoying authentic Georgian meals together is exactly the kind of experience we strive to create — one that goes beyond sightseeing and becomes a treasured memory. We’re honored to have earned a place in your hearts, and we hope that Georgia will always hold a special place in your travel memories. On behalf of both Georges and the entire Georgia with George family — thank you once again, and we truly hope to welcome you back for more adventures someday! Warmest wishes, George & the team at Georgia with George
Great to have our guide, George with us on this trip! He’s wonderful, always attentive to all our needs, making sure that we’re comfortable throughout. George shares great tips about food (we have a [Eat with George] series!) and has the knowledge about the places that he takes us, so make sure you visit Georgia with him for at least 9 days~ P.s bonus point: George takes great photos! მადლობა!
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VISIT GEORGIA WITH GEORGE! Boss George made an excellent tour plan for us along with our Co-Leader Song. George C. was our guide for our days in Georgia and Armenia, and has all the knowledge and humor to keep us entertained throughout our trip. He took very good care of my parents ensuring they don't overtire and is enjoying themselves to the fullest. George made sure we are all comfortable, stayed with us when we checked in to our hotels and made sure we are all good before leaving us no matter how late the day is. We definitely made a new friend on our trip! Really appreciate my birthday surprise organized by him and my friends! Shnorakalutsun~ Madloba~ 🥂
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We wanted to explore Georgia this spring and through Instagram we found a tour agency visit Georgia with George when we called him last moment even it was peak time Mr. George very kindly booked hotel and itenary for 7 nights 6 days for our family of 3 . It was an amazing experience , and special mention our tour guide and driver Mr. Luka he was very kind, gentle and polite helped us with authentic Georgian cuisine and beautiful places . We look forward to come this December again to Georgia .
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There are two Georges to this Georgia story. George I who runs the VISIT GEORGIA WITH GEORGE business and George II, our personal guide for nearly two weeks. The first George chatted to my husband and me on Whatsapp from our home in Sydney and talked to us about what we had in mind for the tour, the pace of the trip etc. He gave us good advice about where to go, how to criss cross Georgia in the time we had and lined us up with the main George of the story - our wonderful, personal driver and tour guide. So this review is mostly about George II. George II is in his 30's, is highly educated, has a young family, a comfortable car and is a great driver with excellent knowledge of the countryside, back roads, hidden gems and major attractions. He has an in depth understanding of the politics, culture and history of his country, interacts positively with locals and did everything he possibly could to make our trip the totally memorable holiday it was. He has a fabulous sense of humour and was excellent company - important when you're spending so much time together. There was never a sense for us that he was "just" our driver - conversations flowed easily and comfortably, his English is outstanding and we included him as much as we all wanted in meals, walks, drink breaks etc. We went our separate ways for dinner each evening. We slightly amended the trip originally planned to allow for "down" days when we didn't fancy being in the car or road tripping. Because we did spend a lot of time in the car. In hindsight, we possibly could have planned the geography of the trip itself slightly more efficiently but no regrets! We visited Georgian beauty spots, places of worship, historical buildings, wineries and vineyards, and all the time with George's interesting and knowledgeable insight. There was never a sense that it was all too dry and boring - on the contrary - we were fascinated to soak up as much as we could and George is very perceptive about personalities, energy levels, etc. George quickly grasped that for us, our trip was not just about getting from A to B and ticking off another place of interest but about special lunch spots, meeting Georgians and experiencing the amazing culture of the country. He took us off the beaten track to find wonderful local restaurants where the owners took us in and cooked their specialities. Out of the blue, one group of locals paid for our dinner one evening without us realising and we ended up drinking copious amounts of chacha (local vodka) with them, learning local customs and making toasts to the dead and living! On another day, a huge group of working men who were having lunch sent food to our table. We reciprocated with wine and chacha and ended up making speeches, toasting Georgia (*with Tamada's approval) and communicating via George and the waitress. *It seems that every large table of diners has a Tamada - the head of the table, controller of who says what and when, who toasts and drinks and traditional patriarch of Georgian Feasting. At least, that's our interpretation. So we loved the authenticity of the trip and getting slightly more than skin deep. At another lunch spot, we met the Leader of one of the Opposition parties who was canvassing the day before the General Elections. Traffic was chaotic on that day - bus loads of people from the countryside were being paid to travel into the city to vote. Luckily George navigated some hairy back roads but that was a loooooong day in the car. Initially we asked George I for hotel recommendations but I went out on a limb and booked hotels myself. I'm super fussy so I booked lovely boutique rooms (with a bath and shower!!!). There is lots of choice across Georgia from boutique to basic, depending on budget and requirements. We loved Rooms Hotels around the country. A consistently cool vibe with knowledgeable and helpful staff. We flew from Sydney to Tblisi via Dubai and left from Tblisi to London via Istanbul. I believe there are now flights from Australia to Turkey which would make Australia to Georgia via Istanbul much easier/quicker. Our trip took in Tblisi, Borjomi, Kutaisi, back to Tblisi, Telavi, Kazbegi and back to Tblisi - and with lots of stops and sights/sites in between. The countryside is beautiful, like all countries poor in parts, rich in history, every building seems to be covered in vines and the wine history and culture is (unexpectedly for us) everywhere. The Russian/Georgian history is palpable and there is much to learn for most Westerners. We travelled through the last two weeks of October and had perfect weather. Sunshine and blue skies almost every day, a vague smattering of rain one day and snow in Kazbegi - which we expected and wanted! I told George I'm always lucky but October is a great time to be in Georgia. Very few tourists, great weather, fantastic hospitality. The whole shebang! We bought beautiful original art in Tblisi and a bit of old Russian propaganda art. Getting it all back to Sydney was a palaver but it's all re-framed and hanging now so we are getting over the trauma!!!! There is probably more to add to this and photographs will follow. Hoopie & Mark
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