A magnificent tour of Georgia, where you will travel to the beautiful regions of Svaneti and Imereti in the company of adventurers from all over the world. On the first day you will see monasteries and temples in Mtskheta, the city of Gori with Stalin's museum, and reach Kutaisi. On the second day you will go to Mestia with its unusual towers and on the way visit the incomparable Prometheus Cave. The third day will be dedicated to the mountain village of Ushguli with its unique original culture, and this place will be the farthest and highest point of the whole tour. On the fourth day you will start the return journey and on the way you will make a stop at the fabulous Martvili Canyon, where the weather is always cool. In the morning of the fifth day you will have a city tour in Kutaisi and return to Tbilisi in the afternoon. Read the detailed itinerary of the 5-day group tour to Svaneti and Imereti and start planning your unforgettable trip to Georgia.
Tour itinerary:
Duration of sightseeing tour: 10-11 hours
Driving distance: 280 km
Duration of the sightseeing: 8-9 hours
Driving distance: 280 km
Duration of sightseeing tour: 6-7 hours
Driving distance: 110 km
Duration of sightseeing tour: 7-8 hours
Driving distance: 225 km
We will then depart to Tbilisi (3 hours 30 min). End of Georgia Small Group Tour to Svaneti and Imereti.
Duration of sightseeing tour: 6-7 hours
Driving distance: 220 km
Price includes:
- All transfers as per the itinerary;
- Accommodation based on double/twin room sharing;
- Sightseeing tour program with English-speaking guide;
- Entrance tickets to sights as per itinerary;
- Bottled drinking water.
Price doesn't include:
- Full board (lunches and dinners, unless otherwise stated);
- Hotel charges for additional services;
- Personal travel insurance;
- International flight tickets before and after the tour.
Dates & Prices, per person
Group size: 2-16 persons
Please note that itinerary and prices are subject to change due to airline and train schedule changes, currency fluctuations and other unforeseeable events.