DAY TRIPS · TBILISI
Good day trips from tbilisi sell out weeks ahead and the best ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of a $29 day trip from Tbilisi to Ananuri, Gudauri, Kazbegi, and Gergeti, with practical advice on weather, meals, and value.
“It was such a good experience, our tour guide Elene was lovely and so knowledgeable. The places we went to were so breathtaking. I 100% recommend this tour if you are in Tbilisi!”
Review of Kakheti’s 10-hour wine tour from Tbilisi, with Bodbe Monastery, Sighnaghi, Georgian food, nine tastings, and practical tips.
“Great value and the right mix of history, sights and wine. Our guide Nina was extremely knowledgeable and provided many interesting and unique details about wine and Georgia in general. Very impressed with the entire experience and highly recommend the tour! The optional lunch was excellent as well.”
Review of a $29 day trip from Tbilisi to Kazbegi, with Ananuri Fortress, Gudauri, Gergeti Church, mountain views, and practical tips.
“The price was nice for two people, and although it was a bit of a long day, it wasn't too bad. I was worried I would be too much time in the bus but it was manageable and the stops were cool. Particualrly the water reservoir and the russian friend monument. The other stops were okay to be honest, however, if you are looking to get out of Tbilisi for a day during your vacation, this would be the trip. Great guide, they pick and drop you off in the city center, and you get to learn more about the history of the country”
Explore Uplistsikhe, Gori, and UNESCO-listed Mtskheta on a full-day Georgia tour from Tbilisi with transport and an English guide.
“I love the cave city! It’s so unique and it’s the first time I saw something like this in my life. The church and the monastery were visited were also breathtaking. Shout out to the tour guide Tako. She speaks fluent English and is very passionate about her job. I understand more about the history of Georgia after this tour. The bus ride is also very comfortable. Huge thumbs up.”
Explore northern Armenia from Tbilisi with ancient monasteries, mountain scenery, homemade lunch, and a knowledgeable English-speaking guide.
“Very satisfying tour with great lunch! Our guide Luca is very knowledgeable and made our journey the best!”
Review of Georgia’s Diamond Bridge and Dashbashi Canyon day trip from Tbilisi, with costs, hiking tips, skybike details, guides, and practical advice.
“it was an amazing experience I like the bike experience it was amazing and thanks to george he was really helpful with everything and the best tour guide ever”
Review of Tbilisi’s $19 day trip to Mtskheta, Jvari, Gori, and Uplistsikhe, with practical tips, costs, timing, and honest advice.
“Excellent experience with Misha! He’s polite, very easy to talk to, and kept us laughing throughout the trip. We enjoyed the most walking on Uplistsikhe. 10/10 recommendation.”
Explore northern Armenia from Tbilisi, visit Haghpat, Akhtala, Sanahin, and enjoy a generous homemade Armenian lunch for $64.
“Our day trip was truly unforgettable. Giorgi was the best guide we could have asked for. He gave us more information than we expected, but in such a fun and natural way that it felt like we were just having a friendly conversation. What really stood out to me was how much attention he gave my dad, who doesn’t speak English but understands it really well. Giorgi slowed down, explained things separately to him, and even answered my dad’s questions in Croatian, since it is quite similar to Russian. My dad felt included the whole time, which meant so much to me, and him! We never had such a beautiful…”
Review of the $35 Tbilisi day trip to Ananuri, Gudauri, and Kazbegi, with practical advice on views, food, winter roads, and value.
“Best of the best , the guide was super chill and cool, he gives a lot of information about georgia and its history also he did me a big favor 🙏🏽🤍”
Review of a $39 day trip from Tbilisi to northern Armenia, with Akhtala, Haghpat, Sanahin, lunch, border tips, and practical advice.
“Great trip! Timo (Guide) and Nugo (driver) were fantastic hosts and with a clear and informed itinerary for the day. Highly recommend going on this adventure into Armenia.”
Explore Mtskheta, Jvari, Gori, and Uplistsikhe on a value-packed Georgian history tour from Tbilisi with a bilingual guide.
“we had an amazing time and our tour was very very helpful.”
Review of Tbilisi’s Gudauri day trip, with Zhinvali Reservoir, Ananuri Fortress, ski time, mountain views, costs, and practical tips.
“Lovely trip, big Thanks to the guide George and the Driver Maryan for such a smooth and enjoyable experience. Highly recommended”
Review of a Kakheti and Sighnaghi day trip from Tbilisi, with Bodbe Monastery, bread-making, Georgian food, wine tasting, and practical tips.
“Jamal/Jimmy may just be the best guide we've ever had! so fun and knowledgeable we laughed, learned a lot, drank plenty and overall had a fantastic time in Kakheti. I've already recommended this to two other couples visiting in Tbilissi”
Review of a $12 Kakheti day trip from Tbilisi, with Bodbe Monastery, Sighnaghi, Telavi, wine, chacha, honey, and churchkhela.
“Only one small.accident happened.in the morning as the meeting.point was not the place.here it.writes . But all in all, it is a really nice tour as the guide George.is super kind and supportive person.who is always.willing to.answer any question.from.me .Also the driveris also very nice with the safe driving tour along the whole trip. Thank you for your team's nice trip to me , it's really.an.amazing experience.for me.”
Review of Georgia’s Borjomi, Rabati, and Vardzia day trip from Tbilisi, with costs, walking advice, sights, guides, and practical tips.
“The tour was great. Nothing to much to do in Borjomi, but the rest of the places were amazing. Tomeki was a good guide, but I would have liked if he also spoke as much English than Russian. He is a very nice guy, but I think telling people the itinerary, the points that we are doing after visiting a place and the time of transportation between places would be great. Also it would be nice for him to say that Vardzia is not for claustrophobic or people having vertigo. No one had it in his tour, but if you are not aware it can be dangerous.”
A boat, a castle, a waterfall or a very long lunch.
