Hike to the "Georgian Dolomites": Juta Valley

A guided walk through the colorful streets of Old Tbilisi—discover hidden courtyards, historic sites, sulfur baths, and city legends.

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Kerala, often called “God’s Own Country,” is a picturesque state in southern India known for its lush greenery, serene backwaters, and rich cultural heritage. Fringed by the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats, it offers a unique blend of nature and tradition. Visitors are drawn to its tranquil beaches, vibrant festivals, houseboat cruises, and flavorful cuisine. The hill stations like Munnar and Wayanad, along with wildlife sanctuaries and tea plantations, make it a haven for nature lovers. Kerala’s Ayurveda treatments and classical dance forms like Kathakali add to its charm, making it a must-visit destination.

Discover the charm of Georgia’s capital on this guided walking tour through Tbilisi’s cobbled streets. Learn about its history, visit the famous sulfur baths, and enjoy panoramic views from Narikala Fortress.

Explore the natural wonders surrounding Georgia's second city, Kutaisi. Descend into the magical Prometheus Cave, a vast underground world of stalactites and stalagmites. Then, take a boat ride through the stunningly green waters of Martvili Canyon, a place that feels like a lost paradise.

Step back in time in the ancient capital and spiritual heart of Georgia, Mtskheta. This UNESCO World Heritage city is home to some of the country's most important religious sites. You will visit the magnificent Jvari Monastery with its iconic hilltop view and explore the grand Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, where Christ's robe is said to be buried.

A spectacular journey into the heart of the high Caucasus Mountains. Drive along the scenic Georgian Military Highway, stopping at the historic Ananuri Fortress and the panoramic Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument. The highlight is reaching Stepantsminda and taking a 4x4 vehicle up to the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church, set against the backdrop of the majestic Mount Kazbek.

Journey to Georgia's premier wine region, Kakheti. On this full-day tour from Tbilisi, you will visit the romantic "City of Love," Sighnaghi, explore an ancient monastery with stunning views of the Alazani Valley, and indulge in wine tasting at a traditional family-owned winery using the 8,000-year-old Qvevri method.

A journey through the diverse landscapes and history of southern Georgia. Explore the magnificent Rabati Castle in Akhaltsikhe, a multicultural fortress with mosques, synagogues, and churches. Then, marvel at the incredible Vardzia, a sprawling cave monastery complex carved into the side of a mountain in the 12th century.

Dive into the delicious world of Georgian cuisine! In this hands-on cooking class, a local chef will teach you the secrets behind two of Georgia's most famous dishes: Khinkali (dumplings) and Imeretian Khachapuri (cheese bread). After the class, sit down to enjoy the incredible meal you've prepared, paired with local wine.

Immerse yourself in the wild, remote beauty of Svaneti, a land of ancient traditions and iconic defensive stone towers. This 4-day tour takes you deep into the Greater Caucasus mountains to explore Mestia, visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ushguli (one of Europe's highest villages), and hike to the stunning Chalaadi Glacier.

Escape the crowds and enjoy journey to Racha, a stunningly beautiful and remote mountain region often called the "Switzerland of Georgia." On this full-day tour from Kutaisi, you'll drive over the breathtaking Nakerala Pass, marvel at the serene Shaori Lake, visit the intricately carved Nikortsminda Cathedral, and taste the legendary semi-sweet red wine, Khvanchkara, in its native homeland.

Step into a hauntingly beautiful, forgotten world. Tskaltubo was once a world-renowned Soviet spa resort, visited by thousands for its radon-carbonate mineral waters. This tour takes you through the ghostly yet magnificent abandoned sanatoriums, where you can witness the grandeur of Stalinist-era architecture as nature reclaims it. A paradise for photographers, historians, and urban explorers.

Go beyond a simple dinner and immerse yourself in Georgia's most cherished tradition: the Supra (feast). Hosted by a traditional 'Tamada' (toastmaster), you will enjoy an endless spread of authentic Georgian dishes, from succulent Mtsvadi (BBQ) to various Pkhali (vegetable pâtés). Learn the art of the Georgian toast, listen to folk music, and experience hospitality at its finest.

Discover the soul of Georgia's capital. This walking tour takes you through the winding cobblestone streets of Old Tbilisi, where history whispers from every balcony. We'll explore ancient churches, a historic mosque, sulphur baths, and the modern Bridge of Peace, offering a perfect blend of past and present.

Journey to a different side of Georgia with a trip to the arid, colorful landscapes of the semi-desert. Here you'll find the incredible David Gareja Lavra, a rock-hewn monastery complex founded in the 6th century. The tour includes a hike up to the Udabno caves to see stunning medieval frescoes and panoramic views of the "Rainbow Hills" stretching into Azerbaijan....

Escape to the lush green forests of Borjomi-Kharagauli, one of Europe's largest national parks. This day tour includes a moderate hike on one of the park's scenic trails, offering fresh air and beautiful nature. Afterward, relax in Borjomi Central Park and taste the world-famous, naturally carbonated mineral water straight from the source.

Experience the ultimate adrenaline rush with a tandem paragliding flight over the breathtaking Caucasus Mountains. Soar like an eagle from the slopes of Gudauri with a certified, experienced pilot and witness unparalleled views of the dramatic valleys and snow-capped peaks. No prior experience is needed!

A day trip that delves into two vastly different eras of Georgian history. First, explore Uplistsikhe, an ancient rock-hewn town that dates back to the Early Iron Age. Then, travel to Gori, the birthplace of Joseph Stalin, where you will visit the controversial museum dedicated to his life.