One-Day Tour: A Day in Kakheti (Private Tours in Georgia)

One-Day Tour: A Day in Kakheti

The Charm of Kakheti – The Wine Heart of Georgia!
🍷 Telavi – the capital of Kakheti, surrounded by vineyards and mountains. Here, you can visit the ancient Batonis Tsikhe Fortress and see the 900-year-old plane tree, the symbol of the city.
🏰 Tsinandali – the estate of the Chavchavadze family, featuring a beautiful English park and a historic wine cellar, where the traditions of Georgian winemaking began.
💞 Sighnaghi – the romantic "City of Love" with narrow streets, panoramic views of the Alazani Valley, and the longest fortress wall in Georgia.
🙏 Bodbe – a sacred site for Georgians, home to the monastery where the relics of Saint Nino, the baptizer of Georgia, rest. This place is filled with tranquility and beauty.
This route will give you a taste of Georgian wine, ancient history, and the atmosphere of endless hospitality!

Tour Program

Tbilisi

The guide and driver will meet you in the hotel lobby in Tbilisi to begin your journey to Kakheti, the homeland of winemaking.

Telavi

From Tbilisi, the scenic serpentine road – the Gombori Pass (100 km, 2 hours) – leads to the region's capital, Telavi. In Telavi, you will see the monument to King Irakli II, famously featured in the legendary film Mimino. Take a walk through the historic part of the city.

Tsinandali

Next, you'll depart for Tsinandali, where the residence of Prince Chavchavadze, father-in-law of the Russian writer Alexander Griboedov, is located. The estate boasts a magnificent English park and a collection of the oldest wines in Georgia: the cellars of Tsinandali house wines dating back to the 1840s.

Sighnaghi

Continue the journey to Sighnaghi, a town surrounded by a fortress wall with 23 towers, which was once one of the most important trading points on the Great Silk Road. You’ll stroll through the town before heading back to Tbilisi.

Bodbe

If time allows, a stop will be made at the Bodbe Monastery complex, where, according to legend, St. Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia in the 4th century, is buried. Since 1889, by the decree of Emperor Alexander III, Bodbe has functioned as a convent.

Tbilisi

Return to Tbilisi. End of the tour.

Price per Person

For larger groups – prices upon request