6 Days Georgia (Tbilisi, Batumi)
Tbilisi > Tbilisi 2N > Batumi 2N > Tbilisi 1N > Tbilisi
Duration
6 Days
Tour Type
Leisure & Sightseeing
Group Size
24 persons
Location
Georgia
Sketch Itinerary
Day 1
Arrival at Tbilisi Airport
Day 1
Arrival at Tbilisi Airport
Enjoy the day at leisure exploring the City
Overnight Stay at the hotel in Tbilisi
Day 2
Tbilisi City Tour
Day 2
Tbilisi City Tour
Full Day Tbilisi Tour
Overnight Stay at the hotel in Tbilisi
Day 3
Tbilisi to Batumi – On the Way Promete Cave & Martvili Canyon
Day 3
Tbilisi to Batumi – On the Way Promete Cave & Martvili Canyon
Promete Cave & Martvili Canyon Tour
Overnight Stay at the hotel in Batumi
Day 4
Batumi City Tour and Makhuntseti Waterfall
Day 4
Batumi City Tour and Makhuntseti Waterfall
Batumi City and Makhuntseti Waterfall Tour
Overnight Stay at the hotel in Batumi
Day 5
Batumi – Tbilisi Transfer + On the Way Borjomi Tour
Day 5
Batumi – Tbilisi Transfer + On the Way Borjomi Tour
Tbilisi Transfer + On the Way Borjomi Tour
Overnight Stay at the hotel in Tbilisi
Day 6
Departure from Tbilisi Airport
Day 6
Departure from Tbilisi Airport
Transfer to Tbilisi Airport as per flight schedule
End Tour
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival In Tbilisi
Welcome to Tbilisi | Arrive at Tbilisi International Airport.
Arrival at Tbilisi International Airport. After immigration & baggage procedures, you will be escorted to your vehicle. Driving duration from airport to your hotel is a maximum of 30 minutes. Welcome to your hotel & check-in to your room.
Overnight Stay in Tbilisi
Day 2: Tbilisi City Tour
07:00 hrs Breakfast at the hotel.
10:00 hrs – After breakfast, our driver-guide will pick you up from the hotel.
Today you will enjoy a city tour in the capital of Georgia – Tbilisi, one of the oldest and lively capital cities in the Caucasus region.
- Take cable car/ropeway to Narikala Fortress to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city.
- Walk down to the district of Sulphur bathhouses, Shardeni area – full of narrow streets with cozy cafés, wine tasting bars, souvenir shops, and breathe in the living past.
- You are able to visit Anchiskhati Basilica and the clock tower of the famous Rezo Gabriadze Theatre.
- En route towards Tbilisi, visit the ancient capital of Georgia: Mtskheta with impressive UNESCO sites and the “Georgian yard” where you can purchase local sweets and souvenirs. (20 km farther from Tbilisi)
20:00 hrs – Later, drive through main streets of Tbilisi: Rustaveli Avenue and Freedom Square, where you can enjoy your shopping.
Overnight Stay in Tbilisi
Day 3: Tbilisi to Batumi – On the Way Promete Cave & Martvili Canyon
07:00 hrs Breakfast at the hotel
10:00 hrs Depart for Batumi with a scenic drive through the Georgian countryside.
- Prometheus Cave: Explore this stunning underground world of stalactites, stalagmites, and an underground river.
- Martvili Canyon: Take a boat ride through the picturesque canyon.
Overnight Stay in Batumi
Day 4: Batumi City Tour and Makhuntseti Waterfall
07:00hrs Breakfast at the hotel
10:00 hrs Visit the Batumi Botanical Garden for stunning coastal views.
- Explore Gonio Fortress.
- Explore Europe Square and see the Astronomical Clock.
- Enjoy Batumi’s nightlife or relax at the beachside cafes.
Overnight Stay in Batumi
Day 5: Batumi – Tbilisi Transfer + On the Way Borjomi Tour
07:00 hrs Breakfast at the hotel
10:00 hrs – Depart from Batumi back to Tbilisi with a stop in Borjomi.
Borjomi Central Park: Famous for its natural mineral springs, you can take a walk through the park and even taste the water from the springs.
17:00 hrs – Arrive and rest at the hotel
Overnight Stay in Tbilisi
Day 6: Departure
07:00 Breakfast at the hotel
Later in the afternoon, transfer to Tbilisi International Airport for departure.
End Tour
Included/Excluded
Airport meet & greet
Chocolates & Refreshing Napkins Served On Board Your Vehicle
Complimentary Wi-Fi On Board All Our Vehicles
5 Nights Stay As Per Choice Of Hotels Mentioned Above
Daily Breakfast
Dedicated English Speaking Guide Through Out The Trip. (Above 6 Pax Included / Below 6 Pax At Additional Cost)
Dedicated Private Vehicle With Driver Through Out The Trip
Vehicle Guide at Disposal Daily for 8hours (10:00 hrs –18:00 hrs)
Entrance Fees Tbilisi Cable Car
Martvili Canyon-Boat Ride
Prometheus Cave
Batumi Botanical Garden
Borjomi Central Park
2 Bottles of Water Daily Per Person
Hotel Taxes
Expenses of Personal Nature
Meals (unless or otherwise specified)
GST & TCS (For India only) Given rate is for specific hotels – If hotels will be changed rate is subject to change as well
Above is a sample price and is subject to availability & currency fluctuation
Hotel Details
Tbilisi (2 Nights)
Batumi (2 Nights)
Tbilisi (1 Night)
Tbilisi (2 Nights)
Batumi (2 Nights)
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Standard Twin Room with Sea View
Tbilisi (1 Night)
Tbilisi (2 Nights)
Batumi (2 Nights)
Tbilisi (1 Night)
Tbilisi (2 Nights)
Batumi (2 Nights)
Tbilisi (1 Night)
Experiences
Adventure & Thrill
Beaches & Islands
Culinary & Food
Culture, Heritage & History
Nature & Wildlife
Scenic Drives
Spa & Wellness RetreatsFAQs
Do I need a visa to visit Georgia?
Visa-free entry for up to 365 days is available to citizens of India, the EU, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and many others.
Others may need an e-Visa or pre-approved visa via https://www.evisa.gov.ge.
Always check based on your nationality before planning your trip.
What is the best time to visit Georgia?
Spring (April–June) and Autumn (September–October) offer mild weather, ideal for sightseeing and wine tours.
Winter (December–March) is perfect for skiing in Gudauri, Bakuriani.
Summer (July–August) is warm and good for mountains, hiking, and beach resorts in Batumi.
What are the must-visit places in Georgia?
Tbilisi – Capital with rich culture and architecture;
Kazbegi (Stepantsminda) – Mountain views and Gergeti Trinity Church;
Kakheti – Wine region with vineyards and monasteries;
Mtskheta – UNESCO-listed ancient capital;
Uplistsikhe – Rock-cut cave city;
Batumi – Black Sea resort town;
Svaneti & Mestia – Snow-capped villages, trekking and towers.
How do I get around Georgia?
Taxis and ride-hailing apps like Bolt are available in major cities.
Marshrutkas (minibuses) are the most common way to travel between cities.
Car rentals are a great option for exploring the countryside.
Trains run between Tbilisi, Batumi, and Kutaisi.
What food should I try in Georgia?
Khinkali – Dumplings with meat or cheese;
Khachapuri – Cheese-filled bread (especially Adjarian style);
Lobio – Spicy bean stew;
Churchkhela – Traditional Georgian sweet made from grape juice and nuts;
Mtsvadi – Georgian-style grilled meat;
Try local wines, Georgia is one of the world’s oldest wine producers.
Are there dress code rules in Georgia?
Georgia is modern and liberal in cities—casual Western clothes are fine.
In churches or monasteries, dress modestly:
Women should wear a headscarf and long skirt (usually provided at the entrance).
Men should avoid shorts.
Are SIM cards available for tourists?
Yes. Local SIM cards are inexpensive and provide excellent data coverage.
Main providers: Magti, Geocell, and Beeline.
Available at the airport, malls, and phone stores.
What are some cultural customs I should know?
Hospitality is central to Georgian culture—locals may invite you for meals.
It is polite to accept at least a taste of offered food or wine.
Toasting is important during meals, led by a Tamada (toastmaster).
Avoid criticizing local traditions, history, or religion.
Travelers can use an International Driving Permit (IDP) along with their native license.
What are the electricity plug types in Georgia?
Georgia uses Type C and F power sockets (European standard).;
Voltage: 220V, Frequency: 50Hz;
Bring a universal adapter if needed.
What is special about Tbilisi?
Tbilisi is the capital and cultural heart of Georgia, known for its mix of modern architecture, historic Old Town, and natural sulphur baths. The city sits on both banks of the Kura River and is surrounded by scenic hills. Some of the top attractions are
Narikala Fortress (cable car ride available);
Old Town (Abanotubani);
Tbilisi Sulphur Baths;
Bridge of Peace;
Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba);
Mtatsminda Park;
Fabrika – Creative space for youth culture, cafes.
What makes Batumi unique?
Batumi is a seaside resort town on the Black Sea, known for its beaches, modern skyline, and casual nightlife. It has a different climate and vibe than Tbilisi. The best things to do are
Batumi Boulevard;
Alphabet Tower and Ferris Wheel;
Dancing Fountains;
Botanical Garden (Green Cape);
Piazza Square and Europe Square;
Gonio Fortress.
Is swimming in the Black Sea safe?
Yes. Beaches are safe, with lifeguards and public access. Most are pebble beaches, so beach shoes are useful.
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