Breakfast
Tbilisi City Tour: Sameba & Old Town

You’ll combine driving and walking through the city and visit:

Holy Trinity Sameba Cathedral - the main Georgian Christian Orthodox cathedral, it is the largest religious building not only in Georgia but in the region of South Caucasus, and is listed among the largest Orthodox churches in the world. The cathedral was constructed between 1995 and 2004, as a "symbol of the Georgian national and spiritual revival".

Metekhi church 13th c presents one of the most important architectural monuments of old Tbilisi.

Narikala Fortress 4th c dominates the Old Town as a most impressive architectural landmark. With its inaccessible slopes, the fortress served as a main fortification and defended the city for centuries.

Old Sulfur Bathhouses with healing natural warm water have been praised by numerous travelers who visited the city.

Meidan square & Shardeni street neighborhood -famous for cozy cafes, bars, restaurants, souvenirs‘ shops, picture galleries.

The Bridge of Peace is the modern architectural glassy bridge in Old Town.

Anchiskhati Basilica 6th c is one of the oldest churches of Tbilisi. The first foundation dates back to 4th c and is associated with the adoption of Christianity in Georgia.

Note: Narikhala fortress is under construction and is planned to reopen in August 2025. You'll be able to explore the fortress from outside and still enjoy the views.
Overnight in Tbilisi 

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Tbilisi - Mtskheta
Approx. Driving distance: 50 min (25 km)
Visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral - Mtskheta UNESCO site
Svetitskhoveli, a masterpiece of medieval Georgian architecture, is Georgia’s main Orthodox Cathedral and a key pilgrimage site on the Silk Road. It is believed to hold the Robe of Christ and houses the tombs of Georgian kings. Built between 1010–1029, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The name means “Life-Giving Pillar.”
According to legend, the Robe of Christ was brought to Mtskheta in the 1st century by Eliazar. His sister Sidonia died holding it, and she was buried with the robe. A miraculous tree grew on her grave, and later King Mirian chose this site for Georgia’s first main church after adopting Christianity in 337. The wooden church’s central pillar was made from this sacred tree.

A stone cathedral replaced it in the 6th century, with its remains visible under glass flooring today. The present structure, built in 1029 by architect Arsukidze, stands out for its harmony, beauty, and central role in Georgia’s history.
Visit Jvari Monastery - Mtskheta UNESCO site

Jvari means “Cross.” According to tradition, after Christianity became the state religion in 337 under King Mirian and Queen Nana, St. Nino erected the first wooden cross on Mtskheta’s highest hill, overlooking the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers and the former pagan site of Armazi. The hill became a major sanctuary for pilgrims. The current stone church was built between 585–604 AD, covering the original cross. Inside, the 6th-century stone pedestal survives with a modern wooden cross symbolizing the first one.

The church’s harmony with the landscape, its balanced architecture, and beautifully carved reliefs—especially on the south and east walls—give it special character. Portraits of the church’s royal builders appear on the east wall. Jvari is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and remains an active place of worship.
Mtskheta - Ananuri

Approx. Driving distance:  50 min (45 km)
Explore Ananuri fortress & enjoy views of Zhinvali reservoir

Drive to Ananuri fortress 14-17th cc. The complex consists of fortifications and residential buildings of Aragvi Dukes. The purpose of the monument was to control the trade route and to guard the country from North.

It features a fortress, bell tower, three churches, and carved curtain walls. Listed for UNESCO consideration in 2007, Ananuri was a strategic stronghold of the Aragvi Eristavis until the 19th century. Key sites include the Sheupovari tower, the Church of the Virgin (1689), the Church of the Deity (16th-17th c.), and the small Mkurnali Church (17th c.), showcasing diverse architectural styles.
Ananuri - Gudauri Viewpoint
Approx. driving distance: 1 h 9 min (60.2 km)
Overnight in Gudauri

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Gudauri Ski resort

Gudauri ski resort lies 120 km to the north of the capital Tbilisi on the Greater Caucasus Mountain Range in Georgia.

Winter holidays in Gudauri - one of the highest and pristine ski areas in Europe (2000 m. - 3300 m. AMSL). The cheapest ski passes in Europe, no queues at the ski lifts

Big mountains, one of the highest and pristine ski areas and the cheapest ski passes in Europe. Just in a couple of hours of flight from you. Since 1987. Recommended by CNN, National Geographic, InTheSnow Magazine, Prime Skiing Magazine, and Outside magazin.

Gudauri is considered to be the developing ski resort. The resort’s infrastructure is expanding and growing with new visions of modern Georgia. Investments in infrastructure and real estate attract not only locals but foreigners as well. Besides, numerous international hotels will soon start to operate at the resort.

Recently launched Kobi Pass ski area will guarantee the right snow conditions throughout the whole season that will also prolong skiing period to the late spring. Kobi – Gudauri, ski lift system, will also be crucial for guests who get stuck at Kobi area during heavy snowfall in winter.

The resort has unlimited freeride possibilities. All slopes are entirely above the tree line, are best for free-riders and are generally considered to be avalanche-safe. Artificial snow will guarantee the availability of red pistes during the season launch. Night skiing is also one of the best skiing activity for guests. Overnight in Gudauri

Breakfast
Gudauri Ski resort

Gudauri ski resort lies 120 km to the north of the capital Tbilisi on the Greater Caucasus Mountain Range in Georgia.

Winter holidays in Gudauri - one of the highest and pristine ski areas in Europe (2000 m. - 3300 m. AMSL). The cheapest ski passes in Europe, no queues at the ski lifts

Big mountains, one of the highest and pristine ski areas and the cheapest ski passes in Europe. Just in a couple of hours of flight from you. Since 1987. Recommended by CNN, National Geographic, InTheSnow Magazine, Prime Skiing Magazine, and Outside magazin.

Gudauri is considered to be the developing ski resort. The resort’s infrastructure is expanding and growing with new visions of modern Georgia. Investments in infrastructure and real estate attract not only locals but foreigners as well. Besides, numerous international hotels will soon start to operate at the resort.

Recently launched Kobi Pass ski area will guarantee the right snow conditions throughout the whole season that will also prolong skiing period to the late spring. Kobi – Gudauri, ski lift system, will also be crucial for guests who get stuck at Kobi area during heavy snowfall in winter.

The resort has unlimited freeride possibilities. All slopes are entirely above the tree line, are best for free-riders and are generally considered to be avalanche-safe. Artificial snow will guarantee the availability of red pistes during the season launch. Night skiing is also one of the best skiing activity for guests.Overnight in Gudauri

Breakfast
Gudauri - Uplistikhe

Approx. driving distance : 2 h 55 min (165 km)
Walk in Uplistsikhe Caves

Visit Uplistsikhe cave town, located south-east of Gori on left bank of river Mtkvari. 

Uplistsikhe is the first settled area mentioned in manuscripts dating from 2nd millennium BC and translates literally in English as “the fortress of God”. The town was an important point on the trade route linking Byzantium, India and China. Nowadays archaeological excavations uncovered several layers dating from Early Iron Age to the late Middle Ages.

Take a walk through the narrow streets carved into sandstone rock. Explore the caves, visit several pagan temples, a King’s palace, pharmacy and an antic theatre, now frequented by Agama lizards that took over the abandoned city.

Uplistsikhe - Tbilisi
Approx. driving distance: 1 h 46 min (81 km)
Overnight in Tbilisi

Breakfast
Departure
Transfer to Tbilisi Airport
Pickup by driver approximately 3 hours before departure
Approx. driving: 25 km, 30 min.