Georgia: where history meets nature (November 12 - 17)
For Lebanese participants, they can enter without visa. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date. For other nationalities, it will be handled separately upon reservation
4 Stars hotels (Double or Triple room). Single rooms are available for an extra fee
Breakfasts included
Lunches excluded
Dinners exluded
Day 8: Uplistsikhe, Mtskheta & Chronicoles of Georgia
- Depart Tbilisi to Uplistikhe
- Visit Juvari Monastery
- Visit Uplistsikhe cave town.
- Drive to Mtskheta.
- Mtskheta city tour.
- Lunch/Free time in Mtskheta.
- Visit to Chronicles of Georgia
Day 5: Gveleti waterfall hike and Gergeti Trinity church visit
- Depart Tbilisi for Kazbegi.
- Visit Jinvali water dam and Ananuri fortress.
- Rafting activity (optional)
- Hike to Gveleti waterfall (2 waterfalls).
- Lunch break.
- Drive to Gergeti Trinity Church.
- Visit Gergety Trinity Church.
- Go back hiking (optional)
- Drive to Gudauri.
- Check-in and overnight at Gudauri.
Day 6: Juta Lake hike
- Drive to Juta village and start Juta lake hike.
- Hike in alpine landscapes with Chaukhi Massif views.
- Visit Fifth Season Hut (mountain lodge).
- Continue hiking to reach Juta Lake
- Drive to Gudauri.
- Check-in and overnight at Gudauri.
Day 3: Kakheti and Sighnaghi city of love
- Depart Tbilisi for Kakheti region.
- Churchkhela tasting (Georgian snack).
- Georgian bread making masterclass.
- Drive to Bodbe Monastery.
- Visit Bodbe Monastery.
- Drive to Sighnaghi, the "city of love".
- Explore Sighnaghi
- Wine tasting at a local factory.
- Return drive to Tbilisi.
- Overnight in Tbilisi.
Day 2: Tbilisi city tour
- Tbilisi city tour begins
- Visit Mother of Georgia via cable car
- Lunch
- Chronicles of Georgia
- Tbilisi Water Reservoir
- Transfer to airport
Flight ticket, hotel accommodations, airport pickup, activities and tours, daily transportation, Georgian guide, Lebanese guide, everyday breakfast, travel insurance, cable car, funicular, wine tasting, all entrance fees
Force Majeure
We strive to adhere strictly to published schedules; however, please be aware that circumstances beyond our control may occasionally cause delays. Events such as flight cancellations and delays, border pass issues, and traffic jams are examples of force majeure situations for which we cannot assume accountability. We appreciate your understanding that these unforeseen disruptions are outside of our control and may affect arrival or departure times.
Passport Validity
Passport expiration requirements vary by destination, typically requiring between 0 days and 1 year of remaining validity beyond your return date. To avoid travel disruptions, ensure your passport complies with the specific entry requirements of your destination country.
How early should I arrive at the airport?
For international flights in 2026, aim to arrive at least 3 to 3.5 hours before departure. For domestic flights, 2 hours is generally recommended.
What documents should I keep in my carry-on?
- Passport and valid ID.
- Visa or electronic travel authorization (e.g., ETIAS, ESTA).
- Flight itinerary and boarding passes.
- Travel insurance policy and emergency contact details.
- Proof of accommodation and sufficient funds.
Do I need a physical copy of my visa?
Yes. Even in 2026, many immigration officers still require printed proof of e-visas or visa-on-arrival letters.
What medical documents are necessary?
If carrying prescription medication, keep it in its original packaging and carry a signed doctor’s prescription to avoid issues at customs.
What should i pack?
Prepare for cold and possibly snowy weather (average -5°C to 5°C and less in the mountains):
- 7 x T-Shirts
- 7 x Pants and shorts
- 1 Light jacket
- 1 Heavy jacket
- 1 Regular sweater
- 1 Thermal sweater
- 1 x Waterproof/windproof winter jacket
- 1 x Raincoat (Poncho)
- 7 x cotton socks
- 3 x Comfortable indoor clothing for hotel stays
- 7 x Undergarments
- 1 x Beanie and hat
- 1 x Sunscreen 50+SPF
- 1 x Towel
- 1 x Hiking shoes (Better if breathable/waterproof)
- 1 x Running or sports shoes
- 1 x Casual shoes
- 1 x Slippers
- Sunglasses
- Lip balm & moisturizer (dry weather)
- Power bank
- Phone charger
- Backpack for daily use
- Swimsuit
What currencies are used?
- Armenia: Armenian Dram (AMD)
- Georgia: Georgian Lari GEL
- Exchange offices are there everywhere, it is so easy to find several ones in all locations, we will lead you to get the best rate
How much cash should I bring?
- USD 300 in total for food
- USD 150 for personal shopping
- USD 200 for optional activities
- ATMs and exchange offices are available but bring some USD in cash for flexibility.
Are cards widely accepted?
Yes, especially in cities, but some smaller towns or souvenir shops might prefer cash.
What kind of activities will we do?
Cultural & historical site visits
Nature walks and moderate hikes
City exploration
Local experiences
Are the hikes difficult?
They are easy to moderate. Suitable for anyone with average fitness. You’ll be informed in advance about any hike details.
What documents do I need?
- Valid passport (6+ months validity)
- Flight booking confirmations (printed)
- Copy of passport
Should kind of medicine should I bring with me?
- Cold & flu medicine
- Painkillers
- Digestive aids
- Any personal prescriptions
- Altitude or motion sickness pills
What is the luggage allowance?
1 checked bag + 1 cabin bag
What time should I be at the airport?
3 Hours before the departure time
Who can I contact during the trip?
You’ll have 24/7 access to your trip leader for any concerns or help (Meet him in the host section).
Get ready for 6 unforgettable days across Georgia — a journey through ancient history, breathtaking landscapes, and rich culture! From majestic mountains and medieval monasteries to vibrant cities and warm hospitality, this trip is more than just travel — it’s a chance to connect, explore, and create memories that will stay with you forever.
Pack your spirit of adventure — the Caucasus awaits!