Private, on your own dates · Georgia
A 4-day Georgia holiday based in Tbilisi, combining old-town sightseeing, the Georgian Military Highway, Gudauri viewpoints, and Kazbegi mountain scenery.
Discover Georgia on a compact 4-day break that keeps your time focused on the country’s most rewarding contrasts: Tbilisi’s layered old streets, the mountain road north through the Caucasus, and the highland scenery around Kazbegi. With three nights based in Tbilisi, this itinerary is designed for travellers who want a full picture of the capital and the Georgian Military Highway without changing hotels.
Your first day is reserved for arrival and settling in, giving you a relaxed start before the sightseeing begins. In Tbilisi, the route moves from Metekhi Church and Rike Park to the Peace Bridge, then up by cable car to Narikala Fortress for wide city views. The day also includes the Sulphur Bath district, Meidan Square, and the Chronicles of Georgia, which adds a dramatic modern monument to the city’s historical core.
The mountain day follows one of Georgia’s best-known scenic routes, with stops at Zhinvali Reservoir, Ananuri Fortress, the mineral springs at Mleta, and the high viewpoints near Gudauri. The journey continues through Kazbegi National Park, where the 4x4 ascent to Gergeti Trinity Church is a clear highlight, especially for travellers looking for open mountain landscapes and a strong sense of place.
With breakfast each morning, hotel stays in Tbilisi, airport transfers, a cable car ride in the capital, and a 4x4 vehicle for the Kazbegi section, this holiday suits visitors who want a straightforward Georgia tour with a good mix of heritage, scenery, and practical comfort. It ends with time for last-minute shopping before departure, making the most of a short but varied stay.
Meet the driver and guide in the hotel lobby for the city tour departure.
Georgia
Spring (Apr–May) and early autumn (Sep–Oct) offer warm weather, wildflowers, and fewer crowds.
Yes. It combines Tbilisi’s main sights with a day on the Georgian Military Highway, so first-time visitors get a solid introduction without rushing between hotels.
The sightseeing is vehicle-based, but the mountain roads can be winding. The 4x4 transfer to Gergeti Trinity Church helps keep the final ascent manageable.
Some items are included in the package, while others may require separate payment. Entry fees are listed as excluded, so travellers should budget for paid admissions where applicable.
The package includes English support, with a driver or guide arrangement depending on the vehicle type selected.
Yes. The final day includes breakfast, checkout and some free time for local shopping before departure.
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