Georgia 7 Day Itinerary

7-Day Itinerary for Traveling in Georgia

Day 1: Tbilisi

  • Arrive at Tbilisi International Airport. (Visa Information)
  • Check into your hotel and freshen up.
  • Visit the Old Town, explore Rustaveli Avenue, and enjoy local cuisine in one of the many restaurants.
  • In the evening, stroll along the picturesque Bridge of Peace and take a cable car ride to Narikala Fortress for stunning views of the city.

Day 2: Tbilisi

  • Visit the Jumah Mosque, Sioni Cathedral, and the Great Synagogue to learn about Georgia’s religious diversity.
  • Explore the Mtatsminda Pantheon and the National Museum of Georgia.
  • In the evening, visit sulfur bath houses for a traditional Georgian spa experience.

Day 3: Kazbegi (Stepantsminda)

  • Depart Tbilisi early in the morning for Kazbegi. (Transportation Info)
  • Stop by Ananuri fortress and the scenic Georgian Military Highway en route.
  • Arrive in Kazbegi, check into your hotel, and explore the charming town.
  • Take a trek to Gergeti Trinity Church for breathtaking views of Mount Kazbek.

Day 4: Kakheti Region

  • Drive through the picturesque Kakheti region. (Transportation Info)
  • Visit the town of Sighnaghi, known as the City of Love.
  • Explore local wineries for wine tasting and lunch in the heart of Georgia’s vineyard landscape.

Day 5: Batumi

  • Depart Kakheti early in the morning for Batumi. (Transportation Info)
  • Arrive in Batumi, check into your hotel, and explore the city.
  • Visit the Batumi Botanical Garden, Europe’s largest alpine garden by area.
  • In the evening, stroll along the Boulevard with its unique sculptures and enjoy the sea view.

Day 6: Batumi

  • Visit the ancient city of Colchis, the birthplace of the Golden Fleece legend.
  • Explore the Gonio Fortress and the Roman Catholic Church of St. Mary’s.
  • In the evening, relax at one of Batumi’s beautiful beaches or enjoy a boat trip on the Black Sea.

Day 7: Departure

  • Spend the morning at leisure, shopping for souvenirs or enjoying local cuisine in Batumi.
  • Depart from Batumi International Airport. (Visa Information)

Additional Tips

  • Georgia uses the Georgian Lari (GEL) as currency. Exchange your currency at a reliable exchange office or withdraw money from an ATM.
  • Georgian language can be difficult for non-native speakers, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
  • Taxis are readily available and affordable in most cities. For longer journeys, consider booking a private car service.
  • Georgia is a safe destination for tourists, but exercise caution in crowded areas and at night.

Visa Information

  • Citizens of many countries do not require a visa to enter Georgia for stays up to 360 days within a 12-month period. Check your country’s specific requirements before traveling.

Transportation Info

  • Minibuses (marshrutkas) are the most common and affordable way to travel between cities in Georgia. Booking in advance is not always necessary, but can ensure a seat during peak seasons.
  • Private cars or taxis can also be booked for longer journeys or for those who prefer a more comfortable ride.