6 Days 5 Nights Georgia Tour Package

Georgia (5N)

Georgia may be a small country but it holds a big heart. A tourist will get various kinds of landscapes, including deserts, coasts, and beautiful green and snow-capped mountains. The country is no less than a paradise for hikers and mountain climbers. One can also indulge in the beauty of natural surroundings like lakes, canyons, and waterfalls. If you are a shopping lover, you can go to markets packed with local and international things and relax at spa resorts. Georgia is in fact famous for being rich in cuisine and wine country. In your 6 days 5 nights Georgia tour package, you will adore the hospitality of the people and the way they share their culture. They welcome tourists to their houses to show their friendliness.

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Georgia is a medieval wonder that lies at the confluence of Europe and Asia. The Georgia tour package aims to provide travelers with a real sense of the nation's culture and traditions while providing a glance into the picturesque country. The vistas Georgia offers are distinctive and entrancing, with the Caucasian Mountains dominating the horizon on one end and the gorgeous Black Sea beaches spreading over the other.

In this 6 days 5 nights Georgia tour package, you will be exploring many world-class attractions in Georgia including Konka Station, Sioni Cathedral, The Bridge of Peace, Narikala Fortress, Statue of Mother of Georgia, Mtatsminda Park, Jvary Monastery, Mtskheta, Jinvali Water Reservouir, and many more. From a distance, the Caucasian range, which is home to an amazing variety of lakes and volcanic peaks, looms large to becoming part of Georgian wine tasting, masterclasses of Churchkhela, and Bread-making. There are a great number of magnificent attractions and experiences you are going to indulge in.

Itinerary

Day 1
Welcome to Georgia!
Your arrival at the Tbilisi International Airport will set off your Georgia tour. Here, your tour captain will meet you and assist you with your transfer to the hotel. You can enjoy the remainder of the day at your own leisure after you get to the hotel with the option of staying in and relaxing or leaving the hotel and independently exploring the city. You may have dinner either at the hotel or at one of the many restaurants in the area and sleep in the luxurious room of the hotel.
Day 2
Roam Around Tbilisi City
Day 2's unique trip will begin after you finish your delectable breakfast at the hotel. Today, you'll have the chance to see Konka Station, a horse-drawn, narrow-gauge tramway railway that is more than a century old. You will be taken to see the historic Gabriadge Town Area before continuing on to the Sioni Cathedral, the greatest church building in the Georgian Orthodox Church, through the congested streets. If you'd like, you can sip coffee from one of the themed coffee shops as you walk by St. Nino's cross. This Georgia holiday package will show you the best of Tbilisi because your tour guide will next take you to Rike Park, one of the city's newest and most stunning parks with sculptures, biking trails, cafes, and a children's play area. You must cross the beautifully crafted bow-shaped Bridge of Peace, which spans the Kura River in the heart of Tbilisi and links Rike Park and Old Town, to get to this park. Take the cable car to the summit of the mountain, where the historic Narikala Fortress is wonderfully situated, and visit the mother of Georgia statue, which symbolizes Georgia's character and is placed atop Sololaki Hill. She offers a bowl of wine to guests and defends the village with a sword. From here, stroll to the Sulphur Bath area, one of the most well-liked attractions in Tbilisi. Although they are all vibrant wonders from the outside, entering each bath brings you back to that old time. Your day 2 adventure is ending now and you will be taken to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 3
Explore Georgia’s Historical Capital
You should eat a hearty meal in the morning so that you can visit Jvary Monastery on day two of your explorations. When you see the magnificent view of the mountain covered in clouds and the monastery in front of it, you won't believe what you're seeing. Jvary Monastery, which translates as "Monastery of the Cross," was founded in the sixth century close to Mtskheta, on a rocky peak where the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers meet. Your second day will be devoted to learning about Georgia's rich legacy; therefore, your English-speaking tour guide will continue to assist you in discovering these locations by explaining the history behind these historic monuments. Following your tour of this historic church, you will continue on to Mtskheta, one of the oldest settlements in Georgia, which was established in the fifth century by the ancient Meschian tribes. Until the end of the Georgian kingdom in the 19th century, this location served as both the coronation and final resting place for the majority of the country's rulers. During your vacation in Georgia you will see marvelous historical places including your next destination. You will move toward Ananur, the stronghold of the Eristavis, who ruled the region in the 13th century, after ending your exploration of Mtskheta. Following Ananuri, you will make a lunch stop in Pasanauri, a small village in Georgia's Dusheti region. You will be taken to a Friendship Memorial in Gudauri, which is next to the Jinvali Water Reservoir after you have a delicious lunch. The Treaty of Georgievsk Monument was erected in 1983 to commemorate the treaty's bicentennial. In Gudauri, it's now time for some exhilarating snow activities. Your third day in Georgia is now done, so head back to the hotel and spend night in your cozy bed.
Day 4
Indulge in the Picturesque Landscape
Your 4th day will start with a delicious breakfast at the hotel and then you will start your journey to the Bodbe Monastery which is believed to be made in 9th century. According to the legend it is built on the burial place of Saint Nino. From Bodbe, you will travel to the town of Sighnaghi in Kakheti. One of Georgia's smallest villages, Sighnaghi is located above the Alazani Valley, one of the country's major wine-producing areas. The village is surrounded by Cobblestone streets, Pastel houses, and picturesque landscapes. It is simple to fall in love with this piece of paradise, known as the "City of Love." In fact, it is known that a lot of couples travel to Sighnaghi to get married there. After Sighnaghi, take a route to KVARELI, which is in the Alazani Valley and close to the Greater Caucasus Mountains' foothills. Georgian writer Ilia Chavchavadze was born there, and the one-story home he was born in is now a nearby museum. Additionally, you will be able to visit the Gvirabi (tunnel), which is famous for its Kindzmarauli wine and where you can indulge in Georgian wine tasting and master courses on the preparation of Churchkhela and Bread. This will be the final of your 4th day during your Georgia vacation package so you will be taken to the hotel for a night stay.
Day 5
Try Taking Magnificent Pictures
You will start your 5th day with a delicious breakfast at the hotel and leave for Sabaduri Forest which is a part of the national parks in Tbilisi which is packed with tourist attractions. This place is ideal for people who love capturing breathtaking landscape pictures and is best for picnic lovers. If you are a snow admirer, this forest is heaven for you. The forest looks like part of a fairy tale in winter when the trees are covered in a thick layer of snow. Once you return to Tbilisi from Sabaduri, you will have time to visit CITY MALL and indulge in some shopping therapy. This beautiful fifth-day trip in your Georgia vacation comes to the edge now so you will be dropped at the hotel for the overnight stay in a luxurious ambiance.
Day 6
Farewell to Georgia
Today marks the end of your 6 days 5 nights Georgia tour package. Check out after a delicious breakfast at the hotel. You will now be driven to the airport to catch a flight back home.

Inclusions

Kvareli wine tasting
An English-speaking tour guides
Funicular, cable car to Mtatsminda Park
5 overnights with BB in a four/five-star hotel in Tbilisi
Private transportation to and from the airport
Churchkhela and bread masterclass in Gvirabi
Tbilisi cable line
Program-provided Private Transportation

Exclusions

Soft and alcoholic beverages
Flight tickets
Travel Insurance
Catering besides BB

Change / Cancellation Policy

The Following Policy Will Be In Effect From The Day On Which We Receive Written Notice Of Cancellation:

Between 31 And 45 Days Before Arrival: 25% Of The Package Cost
Between 11 And 30 Days Before Arrival: 50% Of The Package Cost
Between 06 And 10 Days Before Arrival: 75% Of The Package Cost
Cancellation Within 05 Days Before Arrival Or No-Show: 100 % Non-Refundable

Additional Information

Package is not valid during special events, peak seasons, and exhibition
Rate is subject to change at the time of booking
Rates are valid only if min 02 pax traveling together
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6 Days 5 Nights Georgia Tour Package FAQs

Q1. Can we see snow during winter in Sabaduri Forest?

This forest is a snow lover's dream come true. When the trees are coated in a heavy coating of snow in the winter, the woodland appears to be a scene from a fairy tale.

Q2. What is renowned about Kakheti?

In addition to its vineyards, Kakheti is well-known for its medieval monasteries and hilltop churches. Many of this date back to the 5th or 6th century, when Kakheti was a sovereign country.

Q3. Where in Tbilisi can I see the best sunset?

The Bridge of Peace offers Tbilisi's best chances to see a sunset. As soon as it gets dark, it gives you the impression that you're in another world. If you are on Shardeni Street, you can stroll to the Narikala Fortress and the Tramway for a sunset view.

Q4. What is Tbilisi well-known for?

Tbilisi is well known for the cathedrals at Sameba and Sioni, Freedom Square, Rustaveli Avenue, Agmashenebeli Avenue, the old Narikala Fortress, the pseudo-Moorish Opera Theater, the Georgian National Museum, and many more.