After breakfast, we’ll set out for a scenic drive through Goderdzi Pass.

Goderdzi Pass – Around 2,000 meters up, this is where the dry winds of Samtskhe-Javakheti meet the humid air of Adjara. Every turn brings a new view — sometimes a flock of sheep on a ridge, sometimes a mountain peak lost in the clouds.

In summer, the meadows are full of flowers, and in winter, a white blanket of snow covers the mountains. Driving through Goderdzi feels like passing between two worlds — one moment you see the dry slopes of Samtskhe, and a few kilometers later you’re surrounded by the green, misty forests of Adjara. The road itself has a rhythm, with twists and turns that tell a new story at every bend.

Batumi – We’ll end the day in Batumi, where you can relax, stroll along the seaside, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of this beautiful city.

Overnight stay in Batumi.

Distance: 300 km (~6 hours)

After breakfast, we’ll head into Batumi for a city tour. The city is a unique mix of ancient history and modern energy.

Located on the shores of the Black Sea, Batumi’s name is thought to come from the Greek word Bathus, meaning “deep harbor.” Its history goes back to the time of Colchis and has been shaped by many cultures over the centuries. Today, Batumi is known for its striking architecture, palm-lined boulevards, and welcoming vibe.

During the tour, you’ll explore the city’s highlights: colorful streets, the seaside boulevard, modern landmarks, and get a taste of local Adjara cuisine.

Overnight stay in Batumi

Gomismta – This mountain shows the special connection between the sea and the mountains. At about 900 meters above sea level, it offers unique natural scenery and a peaceful spot to relax, with fresh air and diverse plants and wildlife. Long ago, people lived here, and local legend says this is where the first springs of Colchis were settled.

Dendrological Park – One of Batumi’s most important natural sites, home to rare plants and species from different countries. There’s also a relaxing area where you can enjoy the collection of plants and even see flamingos. The park was created to protect nature and for scientific study.

Kolkheti National Park – One of Georgia’s richest areas in terms of wildlife and plant life. The park protects unique forests, wetlands, and rare species. It’s a perfect place to get close to nature, see mighty oak trees, exotic birds, and a beautifully preserved natural reserve.

Kobuleti – After the day of nature and exploring, we’ll settle in Kobuleti for the night, a cozy spot to relax before the next day.

Overnight stay in Kobuleti

Distance: ~175 km / about 4 hours

Okatse Canyon – A true natural wonder, with dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and a famous hanging walkway that gives incredible views over the forest and river below.

Kinchkha Canyon – Known for one of the country’s tallest waterfalls, this green oasis is perfect for hikers and anyone who loves to be surrounded by untouched nature.

Martvili Canyon – One of Georgia’s most beautiful gorges, with crystal-clear turquoise waters, limestone cliffs, and lush greenery. You can take a boat ride along the river, discover hidden waterfalls, and soak in the peaceful, magical atmosphere.

Enguri Hydroelectric Power Station – One of the largest hydro plants in the Caucasus, this impressive engineering feat sits on the Enguri River and provides electricity to much of western Georgia.

Mestia – Finally, we reach the heart of Svaneti, a mountainous region famous for its medieval towers, rich cultural heritage, and breathtaking alpine scenery. It’s the perfect place to experience traditional mountain life.

Overnight stay in Mestia

Distance: ~300 km / about 6 hours

After breakfast, we’ll spend the day exploring the Mestia region.

Chalaadi Glacer – We’ll hike to this famous glacier, known for its striking icy landscapes and breathtaking views. The trek takes about three hours and offers fresh mountain air and sparkling snow, making it one of the most memorable spots in Mestia.

Svanetian Tower Museum – Next, we’ll visit the museum to learn about the legendary towers of Svaneti and the ancient culture of the Svans, who have preserved this fascinating historical region for centuries.

Hatsvali and Zuruldi Peaks – We’ll take the cable car up to these scenic peaks, where you can enjoy stunning views of the Caucasus Mountains and breathe in the refreshing mountain air.

Mestia Town – We’ll finish the day in Mestia, exploring local life and enjoying the warm hospitality of the region.

Overnight stay in Mestia

Distance: ~80 km / about 2 hours and 45 minutes

After breakfast, we’ll set off for a day of snowy peaks and highland villages.

Tetnuldi - One of the most stunning snow-covered mountains in the Caucasus, rising proudly over Svaneti. The Tetnuldi Glacier is among the largest in Georgia, attracting mountain lovers and athletes almost year-round. For decades, it has even been a training ground for sports coaches and Olympic champions, adding to the area’s legendary reputation.

Ushguli – Next, we’ll reach Ushguli, one of Europe’s highest and most mysterious villages. Famous for its ancient Svan towers and preserved traditions, Ushguli feels frozen in time. Life here is steeped in customs and warm hospitality. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it’s a magical spot where nature and culture come together.

Overnight stay in Ushguli

Distance: ~82 km / about 3.5 hours

After breakfast, we’ll set off on a day full of mountain roads, caves, and lush landscapes.

Zagari pass (2,620 m) – This high mountain pass is one of the most memorable routes in the Caucasus. Surrounded by stunning scenery, it’s the perfect spot to breathe in crisp mountain air and take in views that feel straight out of a fairy tale.

Prometheus Cave – One of Georgia’s most famous caves, known for its spectacular rock formations and inner beauty. Walking inside is a magical experience that feels almost otherworldly.

Borjomi – A famous resort town known for its mineral waters and beautiful green surroundings. Borjomi Park, created during the Soviet era, remains a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike to stroll and relax.

Overnight stay in Borjomi

Distance: ~296 km / about 7 hours

Uplistsikhe Cave Town – One of Georgia’s oldest cave settlements, dating back to the 1st millennium BC. This strategic town was an important trading and military hub, and today it offers a fascinating glimpse into Georgia’s ancient past through its archaeological and historical sites.

Gori & Stalin Museum – Gori is best known as the birthplace of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin. The museum here preserves his personal belongings, photographs, and stories from his life and political career, offering a fascinating glimpse into history.

Ananuri Fortress – Sitting by the Zhinvali Reservoir, this well-preserved feudal fortress is a striking example of Georgian architecture mixed with Gothic elements. Ananuri was a major military and administrative center, and its walls and towers still impress visitors today.

Shatili – A remote mountain village in the historic region of Khevsureti, famous for its medieval stone towers that look like fortresses. Built centuries ago to protect against invaders, the towers blend perfectly with the rugged mountains, giving the village a storybook-like feel. Its narrow stone streets and traditional buildings preserve the old way of life of the Khevsur people. Surrounded by towering peaks and untouched nature, Shatili offers a rare chance to experience Georgia’s rich culture and stunning alpine scenery.

Overnight stay in Shatili

Distance: ~306 km / about 5.5 hours

After breakfast, we’ll set out for another day of stunning mountain scenery and history.

Gveleti Waterfall – Just 7 km north of Stepantsminda, this beautiful waterfall is tucked into the Caucasus Mountains. You can reach it via a scenic 90-minute walk through lush forests and alpine meadows. Rich in local legends and folklore, the waterfall offers a peaceful, almost magical experience — perfect for hikers and nature lovers.

Gergeti Trinity Church – This iconic 14th-century church stands at 2,170 meters above sea level, overlooking the breathtaking Caucasus Mountains. Built during times of political turmoil, it served as a spiritual refuge and symbol of resilience. Its remote location and striking architecture make it a must-see, offering both historical insight and panoramic views that inspire awe.

Stepantsminda (Kazbegi) – Known as the king of the mountains, Stepantsminda is framed by snow-capped peaks and lush green meadows. The cliffs and alpine rivers feel alive with history, and the scenery is stunning year-round — colorful wildflowers in summer, a peaceful white blanket in winter. Being here in Kazbegi feels like time slows down, letting you fully take in the beauty of the mountains.

Overnight stay in Stepantsminda

Distance: ~216 km / about 5 hours

Truso Valley – A stunning natural gem in the Caucasus, famous for its colorful mineral springs, ancient towers, and alpine landscapes. Walking through the valley, you’ll find old caravan trails, unique rock formations, and peaceful hot springs, all surrounded by wild, untouched nature. It’s a great place to connect with Georgia’s history and natural beauty.

Back in Tbilisi – After exploring Truso Valley, we’ll return to Tbilisi for the night.

Overnight stay in Tbilisi

Distance: ~162 km / about 3.5 hours

After breakfast, we’ll set off for a day full of mountains, history, and stunning landscapes.

Gombori Pass – This scenic mountain road connects the Caucasus Mountains and offers amazing views of the Kakheti ridge and the Alazani River valley. Historically, it has been an important route for traders and travelers.

Telavi – The historic heart of Kakheti, famous for its vineyards and ancient fortress. Here, you can get a feel for the traditions and spirit of Georgia’s wine country.

Abano Pass – One of Georgia’s highest mountain passes at around 2,826 meters, known for its hot springs and breathtaking alpine scenery.

Shenako – A beautiful, historic village that preserves the unique architecture and rich culture of the Svan people.

Omalo – The main village of Tusheti, where ancient traditions are still alive. Explore Tushetian towers and take in the dramatic landscapes.

Mirgvela – A small, charming settlement surrounded by nature, offering peace, tranquility, and Tushetian hospitality.

Overnight stay in Mirgvela

Distance: ~210 km / about 5 hours

After breakfast, we’ll set out for a day exploring charming Tushetian villages and mountain landscapes.

Dartlo – Famous for its well-preserved medieval towers and traditional stone houses, Dartlo gives visitors a true taste of Georgian hospitality and history.

Kvavlo – A peaceful village surrounded by fresh air and beautiful valleys, perfect for those who love nature and hiking.

Parsma – Known for its mountain springs, rocky scenery, and traditional lifestyle, where life feels timeless and slow-paced.

Mirgvela – At the end of the day, we return here to relax and enjoy the calm of the Tushetian mountains.

Distance: ~35 km / around 3 hours

After breakfast, we’ll set off for our final day, full of culture, history, and stunning scenery.

Abano Pass – One of Georgia’s highest mountain passes at around 2,826 meters, known for its hot springs and breathtaking alpine scenery.

Bodbe Monastery – A serene and spiritual place, famous as the burial site of St. Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia. The monastery is surrounded by beautiful gardens and offers breathtaking views of the Alazani Valley, a perfect spot where history and nature come together.

Sighnaghi – Known as the “City of Love,” this charming town has cobblestone streets, colorful houses, and ancient city walls. It’s the perfect place to wander, enjoy Georgian hospitality, and take in the amazing views of the Caucasus Mountains and the Alazani Valley.

Tbilisi – At the end of the day, we return to the capital, where our journey comes to an end. Hearts full of memories and new friendships, we’ll say goodbye at the airport and wish safe travels, hoping to see you again in beautiful Georgia.

Distance: ~284 km / about 6 hours