Golden Path Georgia 

Your journey begins in Tbilisi, the charming and historic capital of Georgia, where you'll be warmly welcomed by your local guide. On this immersive Tbilisi city tour, you'll wander the cobbled streets of Old Tbilisi, discovering the layers of history and culture that make this city so unique.

Explore the elegant Sololaki district, known for its ornate balconies and quiet charm, then head uphill to take in panoramic views from the iconic Mother Georgia monument. Feel the warmth and mystery of the city's past rise with the steam from Tbilisi’s famous historic sulfur baths—a centuries-old tradition still alive today.

Cross the modern Bridge of Peace, a striking architectural landmark, and unwind in Rike Park, a green space that blends beautifully with the city’s old and new.

Optional: Add a delicious twist to your day by joining a khachapuri-making masterclass—a hands-on way to learn about Georgian cuisine and taste the country's most beloved dish. It’s a highlight for anyone interested in food experiences in Georgia or a Tbilisi cooking class.

Travel west into the heart of Imereti, a region rich in history and hospitality. Your first stop is Uplistsikhe, a mysterious ancient cave town carved directly into the rock cliffs. This once-thriving settlement is one of Georgia’s oldest urban sites and offers a fascinating glimpse into early civilization.

Next, meet a local qvevri master and discover the art of traditional Georgian winemaking using large clay vessels buried underground—a unique method recognized by UNESCO as part of the world’s intangible cultural heritage.

Enjoy a warm, home-cooked lunch and an intimate wine tasting at a small family-run winery, where you’ll be surrounded by vineyards and the kind of heartfelt hospitality that defines Georgian culture.

In the evening, arrive in Kutaisi, the relaxed capital of Imereti, and settle in for a restful night in this welcoming Western Georgian city—a perfect base for exploring the region’s cultural treasures.

Start your day with a visit to the magical Prometheus Cave, one of Georgia’s most famous natural wonders. Wander through vast underground halls filled with glowing stalactites, stalagmites, and hidden subterranean rivers—a true highlight of any Imereti nature tour.

After a hearty lunch at a beloved local restaurant, continue to the dramatic landscapes of Okatse Canyon. Walk along a thrilling sky bridge suspended above the cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the forested gorge below. Just nearby, marvel at the power of Kinchkha Waterfall, one of the tallest waterfalls in Georgia.

Wrap up your day with a peaceful stroll through Martvili Canyon, where turquoise waters carve their way through moss-covered rock. This lush, tranquil setting is the perfect way to unwind before returning to Kutaisi for the night.

Begin your day with a city tour of Kutaisi, one of Georgia’s oldest cities and a former capital of the ancient kingdom of Colchis. Then head to Tskaltubo, a once-famous Soviet spa town known for its healing waters and grand architecture. Wander through the hauntingly beautiful, abandoned sanatoriums and imagine the town's glamorous past, when it welcomed visitors from across the USSR.

Next, travel west to Zugdidi, the cultural heart of the Samegrelo region. Visit the grand Dadiani Palace, former residence of Georgian nobility, where history, architecture, and legend meet. Step into a world of royal heritage and discover fascinating artifacts—including one believed to be Napoleon's death mask.

Round out the day with a visit to a local ceramics workshop, where you’ll watch traditional Samegrelo artisans shape clay into beautiful, functional art. It’s a hands-on glimpse into the craft traditions of Western Georgia.

Today, journey from the inland hills to the Black Sea coast, with a scenic stop at a charming Georgian tea plantation. Enjoy a guided tour of the tea fields, learn about the region’s long-standing tea culture, and savor a delicious lunch surrounded by rolling green hills and fresh mountain air.

In the afternoon, arrive in the vibrant seaside city of Batumi, the crown jewel of Georgia’s Black Sea coast. After checking into your hotel, set out for a relaxed Batumi city tour. Stroll along the lively Batumi Boulevard, admire the blend of modern architecture and historic charm, and soak in the creative energy that makes this city so unique.

Whether it’s your first time in Batumi or a return visit, the mix of sea, art, and atmosphere makes it an unforgettable coastal escape.

Begin your day with a visit to the ancient Gonio Fortress, a well-preserved Roman-era military site located near the Turkish border. Steeped in legends and history, this impressive landmark offers a unique glimpse into Georgia’s strategic past along the Black Sea coast.

Next, enjoy a peaceful walk through the lush Batumi Botanical Garden, one of the largest and most diverse botanical gardens in the former USSR. With sweeping views over the Black Sea and a wide variety of global plant species, it’s a serene escape into nature just minutes from the city.

The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your own pace. Stroll through Batumi’s local markets, unwind on the beach, or sip coffee at a seaside café while taking in the dramatic mountain-meets-sea scenery. Whether you’re looking to shop, relax, or discover more hidden corners of the city, Batumi is full of surprises waiting to be explored.

On your way back to Tbilisi, enjoy a scenic drive through Western Georgia with a few unforgettable final stops. First, stretch your legs at a magnetic black sand beach, known for its natural beauty and believed by locals to have healing properties. It’s a peaceful moment by the sea, perfect for reflection.

Then, savor a delicious lunch of authentic Gurian cuisine, a regional specialty full of bold, fresh flavors unique to Georgia’s western coast—a true culinary highlight of the journey.

Before returning to the capital, make a final stop at a cliffside monastery, where spiritual stillness meets panoramic views. This tranquil and culturally rich site offers a quiet moment to take it all in.

By the time you arrive back in Tbilisi, you’ll be full of memories—cobblestone streets, hidden canyons, ancient fortresses, and warm village meals. It’s the kind of journey that stays with you long after it ends.