The guided city tour commences at approximately 09:00 with an exploration of Tbilisi’s historic district, beginning at the Holy Trinity Cathedral, an eminent 20th-century Orthodox edifice notable for its golden cupola. The itinerary includes a visit to the Metekhi Plateau, offering panoramic views of the Mtkvari River, Mount Mtatsminda, and the medieval parts of the city. The tour proceeds to Europe Square and Rike Park, followed by an aerial cable car ride to the 4th-century Narikala Fortress. A descent to Botanical Garden Street includes visits to the Tbilisi Mosque, Legvtakhevi (Fig Ravine) waterfall, and the Sulfur Bathhouse district, symbolizing the intersection of Europe and Asia. The afternoon encompasses Maidan Square, Shardeni Street, and King Erekle II Street, where modern amenities are available. The day concludes with visits to Anchiskhati Basilica, Tbilisi’s oldest church, and the Gabriadze Theater, featuring the “Circle of Life” show at the unique clock tower. The final activity is a visit to the National Museum’s Golden Treasury, which houses extensive archaeological, numismatic, and ethnographic collections.

Following breakfast, the journey to Kutaisi includes a stop in Gori, where optional visits to the Gori medieval fortress and Joseph Stalin House Museum are available, each offering tours of approximately 30-45 minutes. The trip continues to Uplistsikhe, an ancient cave city from the 1st millennium BCE, featuring ruins of streets, royal halls, a rock-carved theater, pagan temples, and early Christian churches. The route then passes through the historically significant Raikoti Tunnels, constructed in the 19th century. The day’s exploration culminates at Gelati Academy and Monastery, a notable cultural hub from the Middle Ages, showcasing preserved 12th-century mosaics, murals, and manuscripts. The day concludes with an arrival in Kutaisi for an overnight stay.

The day begins with a visit to Bagrati Cathedral in Kutaisi, an 11th-century structure formerly associated with King Bagrat III. The city tour includes Kutaisi’s historic district, Agmashenebeli Square, the Opera House, the Drama Theater, the Kutaisi State Historical Museum, and the Botanical Garden. After a lunch break at a local café or restaurant, the itinerary features a visit to the Vani Complex, an archaeological site dated from 800 BCE to 100 CE, encompassing an excavation base and museum. An optional visit to the Geiser sulfur pools is also available. The day concludes with an evening return to Kutaisi for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, the journey proceeds to the Prometheus Caves, one of Georgia’s largest natural cave systems, where visitors may take a 300-meter boat trip within the caves if conditions permit. The tour then continues to Mtskheta, the ancient capital of the Iberian Kingdom, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its medieval architecture, including Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, which houses the Robe of the Savior. The day ends with a return to Tbilisi, where guests check into their hotel and enjoy a leisure evening.

The day’s excursion involves a visit to the Kakheti region, Georgia’s primary wine-producing area. The first stop is Giuaani Winery, where participants learn about traditional Qvevri wine production and sample three varieties of premium local wines. The itinerary then includes a visit to Sighnaghi, a medieval town surrounded by an 18th-century defensive wall. The local museum features exhibits by the renowned naïve artist Niko Pirosmani and offers panoramic views of the Alazani River Valley. The final stop is Bodbe Monastery, an Orthodox complex housing the relics of St. Nino, a 4th-century Georgian enlightener. The day concludes with a return to Tbilisi for an overnight stay.

On the final day, guests check out from their hotel and proceed to their departure point for onward travel.