Georgia Tour Packages

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Georgia isn’t the kind of country you visit once and forget. It hangs around. In the smell of bread slapped against the hot wall of a clay oven. In the uneven harmonies of a table full of voices, not rehearsed, just felt in the stranger who won’t let your glass stay empty even though you don’t share a word of the same language. That blunt kind of hospitality can feel overwhelming at first, but it’s also what makes people come back.
 
And Georgia isn’t just about kindness. It’s a variety crammed into a map that looks too small to hold it. One lane in Tbilisi feels like a movie set, the next like somebody’s backyard. By the time you’re in Kazbegi, the mountains are so sharp they shut you up mid-sentence. Then you hit Batumi, where the Black Sea hums against neon-lit streets. You can go from vineyards to high passes in a single day. Sounds impossible, but that’s Georgia.
 
When we put together our Georgia Tour Packages, we didn’t want to pack them with checklists. A good trip isn’t about racing monuments, it’s about catching a country’s rhythm. Maybe one day you’re hiking in Kazbegi, the next you’re in a cellar where a host you just met keeps pouring homemade wine, and the day after you’re wandering Tbilisi with no clock in your head.
 
As for the logistics? Hotels, transfers, guides, we’ll deal with that. You’ll remember the other things, like the old man pressing a glass of wine into your hand like it’s the most natural thing. The smell of khachapuri hits the table after a long walk. The way a mountain view makes you forget what you were even saying. That’s Georgia. Not a checklist, but moments that sneak up on you and stay.

Best Georgia Tour Packages 2025-2026

Why Visit Georgia? 

Georgia is one of those places that gives you more than you expect. Small in size but big on variety, it lets you see mountains, coast, and historic towns without long travel days. The best part? Food, stays, and activities don’t burn a hole in your pocket, which makes it a smart pick if you want more value from your trip.
 
Travel with Travejar, and the planning gets even easier. Our Georgia packages cover the basics: hotels, transfers, sightseeing, and meals, so you don’t waste time sorting details. For Indian travelers, we also handle the visa process ourselves, so it all stays under one roof, stress-free.
 
And because of the way we design our trips, you won’t just tick boxes. You’ll actually have time to enjoy them. Maybe that’s a walk through Tbilisi’s old town, a slow drive into Kazbegi, or just an evening with a glass of wine and no rush to be anywhere. Affordable, easy, and memorable, that’s Georgia with us.

Best Time to Visit Georgia

• Spring (April to June): Georgia is a land of incredible diversity, where the culture, landscape, and vibe change every kilometer. It is a year-round destination, and every season offers something unique. Visiting Georgia in the spring will make you fall in love with this destination. The weather is wild, with blooming flowers and Easter celebrations, making it ideal for sightseeing and hiking.
• Summer (July to August): It is generally warm in cities like Tbilisi and Batumi, but less crowded. So, if you do not want to face the crowd, then July to August is a perfect time to visit. Also, Georgia’s sun is no joke, so don’t forget to carry your sunscreen. This season is ideal for a beach visit, to capture snow-free mountain views, horse riding, and fishing. So buckle up, fellow explorers, Georgia is calling you!
• Autumn (September to October): This is a magical time with pleasant temperatures, and to witness the amazing wine harvest festivals. Only a few tourists visit this place during this time. However, grab the chance to explore the Jvari Monastery, Vashlovani National Park, and Gergeti Trinity Church.
• Winter (November to March): If you are a thrill seeker, then winter is the right time to enjoy skiing and snowboarding, especially in resorts like Gudauri. Be mindful when planning a Georgia trip between November and March, as the roads to high mountain areas, including Mestia and Stepantsminda, might remain closed due to heavy snowfall. For a unique experience, consider taking a thermal bath in Tbilisi.  

Visa Requirements for Georgia

Travelling to a foreign nation requires a visa, as every country has an immigration policy. Navigating the Georgian visa requirements is a complex task. But not when you have Travejar. Before booking a Georgia tour packages for family, ensure you have a tourist visa. Georgia tourist visas permit residents to stay up to 90 days within 180 days. 

Passport holders with a valid US, UK, or Schengen visa can enter Georgia without applying for a tourist visa. Individuals without these visas can apply for a Georgia e-visa online. It is a seamless process that takes around 3-5 working days for approval. Here’s a list of the crucial documents required for the Georgia e-visa application: 

• A passport with a validity of six months from the travel date. 
• Travel Insurance or Medical Insurance
• Proof of Accommodation
• Onward flight tickets 
• Supporting Financial Documents

If you are touring Georgia for the first time, then here is a pro tip. Typically, the immigration office at the airport might ask for travel insurance or hotel booking proofs. So, kindly keep a printed copy or a soft copy ready. Trust us, you will thank us later for this piece of information. 

How to Reach Georgia? 

• By Air: Reaching Georgia is easier than you think. Georgia’s three main international airports are Tbilisi International Airport, Kutaisi International Airport, and Batumi International Airport. If you are an Indian citizen, you will rarely get direct flights to Georgia. However, you can easily get a connecting flight with one or two stopovers. Some popular airlines are Qatar Airways, Air Arabia, FlyDubai, Turkish Airlines, Georgian Airways, and Etihad Airways.

  Now, coming to the main part, that is, travelling from the airport to the city. When you book a Georgia tour packages for your family from Travejar, you get transfer services with us. However, if you want to explore Georgia at your own pace, then you have multiple options. You can download the Bolt taxi application, which offers cheap and reliable rides. Look for bus 337 that runs from the main Tbilisi airport to the center for just 2 Lari.  Last but not least, rental cars are available, but note that roads outside the main cities can be tricky. 

Places to Visit in Georgia

Planning your Georgia itinerary? Here are the top places to visit in Georgia:

1. Tbilisi
Welcome to Tbilisi. On arrival at the Tbilisi International Airport, tourists will be bombarded with taxi offers. But wait, your bargaining skills won’t work on Georgian taxi drivers. Tbilisi is a charming blend of ancient and the new. Whether you want to wander through cobbled streets lined with pastel-colored houses in the Old Town or take a cable car to the crumbling Narikala Fortress for aerial views of the city, it has everything you need. Rustaveli Avenue, famed as Golovin Street, offers a European vibe, whereas the lively Dry Bridge Market will attract you with its vintage treasures and quirky art. 

2. Batumi
If you are newlyweds and looking for a romantic escape, then Batumi is the right place. The coast of Batumi is calling you. Witness a lively seaside city with sky-touching buildings, palm trees waving in the air, and the endless blue of the Black Sea. Enjoy strolling along the coastline, admire the uniqueness of Alphabetic Tower, or simply chillax while sipping an aromatic and thick Turkish coffee. Nature enthusiasts can explore the Batumi Botanical Garden, loaded with diverse flora, or enjoy an amazing dolphin show at Batumi Dolphinarium.

3. Kutaisi
Kutaisi is the fourth-largest city in Georgia. This is not hyped like Tbilisi, but it will surely impress you with its cultural values and UNESCO World Heritage sites. The Bagrati Cathedral, located on a hill, watches over the city, whereas the underground world of the Prometheus Cave is impressive. Explore the 1.4 km long cave by opting for a short boat trip. Kutaisi is also the oldest city in the world. So, if you are a history buff, then this destination is a must-include on your Georgia tour package. 

4. Mtskheta
The spiritual soul of Georgia lies in a city located around 20 km from Tbilisi. Yes, we are talking about Mtskheta. Moreover, it is an ideal spot for history lovers, including historical monuments like the Jvari Monastery, the Svetitstkhoveli Cathedral, and the Samtavro Monastery. Historically, Mtskheta was the capital of the East Georgian Kingdom and still radiates. On a walking tour through its narrow streets, you will get to see the stunning Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and the Jvari Monastery. 

5. Uplistsikhe
To bless your eyes even older, consider travelling to Uplistsikhe. This mysterious ancient rock-hewn town will surely leave you in awe. The main attractions of this place are the 1st or 2nd century Temple Theatre, Tamaris Darbazi, Makviliani Temple, and many others. Explore the ancient tunnels and caves of Uplistsikhe by booking a Georgia tour package with Travejar. 

6. Svaneti
The call of the Svaneti mountains is too loud to ignore. This region is guarded by ancient Svan towers and surrounded by snow-capped hills. Villages like Mestia and Ushguli offer a popular long-distance trekking route, and the air here feels like nowhere on earth. Indeed, it is a place that will surely satisfy your soul. 

7. Kazbegi
The iconic Gergeti Trinity Church is located uphill in the mighty region of Kazbegi. Visiting this place feels like entering a different world offering marvelous views. For an adventurous trip, take a drive along the Georgian Military Highway, where each turn reveals valleys, rivers, and towering mountains. This region is a must-include in the Georgia tour packages as it offers a perfect mixture of spirituality and natural beauty.

8. Gudauri
Are you planning a Georgia trip in winter and craving a high-adrenaline experience? If so, then Gudauri must be on your Georgia tour package. This ski resort is not just for winter sports, as it transforms into a heaven for paragliders in summer. Due to its location on the Greater Caucasus Mountain Range, this region offers amazing skiing and snowboarding opportunities. Gudauri Ski Resort is a place that visitors will never forget. The thrill of snowboarding, the snow-capped mountains, and the thrilling activities will create memories that will last forever. 

9. Borjomi
Head to Borjomi, a town famous for its mineral water that gained popularity for its healing effects. The Borjomi National Park has a cinema, a swimming pool, and kid-friendly rides. Not only this, the town also has a historical Borjomi Museum. Borjomi’s lush parks, gentle hikes, and peaceful vibe will make your trip a memorable one.  

10. Stepantsminda
Last but not least, consider visiting Stepantsminda, which feels like a gateway to heaven. The beauty of this place does not even lie in the landscapes but in the stillness. The way the cloud kisses the mountains and the silence that will hug you like a warm blanket is a truly magical experience. Lastly, for the best Georgia group tours, choose Travejar, as we promise the Georgia trip will have a lasting impression on you.

Things To Do in Georgia

Here are some of the best things to do in Georgia:

1. Wine Tasting with Locals
The Georgia holiday packages are not just about sightseeing, but also about experiencing life. Testing your taste buds with Georgian wine is one of the best ways to connect with its soul. After all, Georgia is known as the birthplace of wine. In the Kakheti region, you will find families with vineyards where wine is fermented in underground clay pots named qvevris. If you are visiting Georgia in October, then the Gurjaani Wine Festival is a must-see. During this fest, you can enjoy drinking wine while listening to stories and songs from the locals. Trust us, this experience will be so warm and heartfelt that you will carry a bottle of wine when you leave. 

2. Take a natural Sulfur Bath
Another unforgettable experience is the Sulfur bath of Tbilisi. The natural hot waters of Abanotubani are valued for their therapeutic benefits and curative properties. Picture yourself enjoying the steaming bath with a faint smell of sulfur in the air and feeling all your tiredness melting away. Sounds interesting, right? By spending a few Lari more, you can book a private room beautifully designed with marble interiors and enjoy the scrubbing massages. 

3. Go Hiking or Trekking 
Georgia is nothing but a way to paradise for outdoor lovers. Whether you are a casual stroller or an experienced trekker, the country’s hiking sites guarantee a breathtaking view and a memorable adventure. Do not miss the opportunity to hike from Mestia to Ushguli while crossing the roaring rivers on a wooden bridge. No matter where you hike, the landscapes are sure to impress you. 

4. Go paragliding in Gudauri
For adrenaline junkies, it’s a paradise with paragliding. The price tag might make you step back, but what about the memories? They are priceless. Well, running off the cliff with a parachute on might sound terrifying, but once you are in the air, soaring over lush valleys and snow-covered peaks, you will get to know why this is a must-recommended activity of Georgia vacation packages. 

5. Skiing and Snowboarding
As soon a winter arises, Georgia transforms itself into a snowy wonderland. Renowned resorts such as Gudauri and Bakuriani offer excellent slopes where you can showcase your snowboarding and skiing skills. Even if you are a beginner, you do not have to be anxious, as the skilled instructors and crowds of slopes make it a great spot to learn. You will fall safely again and again, but do not give up. 

Must Try Food in Georgia

1. The Georgian Palate
One of the main highlights of Georgia family vacation packages is the delicious cuisine. Enjoy the heart, rich, and freshly prepared food with your family. Each bite of Georgian cuisine will make you fall in love with the country more and more. The Georgian palate is a perfect blend of Middle Eastern spices, Mediterranean freshness, and Russian heartiness. 

2. Khachapuri Adjaruli
Your trip to Georgia is incomplete without trying the Khachapuri Adjaruli. This traditional Georgian dish is like a dream come true for cheese lovers. To make this dish, Georgian bread shaped like a boat is filled with molten cheese, topped with fresh egg, and slices of butter. Just tear off bits of the crust, dip them in a hearty soup, and lose yourself in a gooey goodness. 

3. Churchkhela
If craving something sweet, then Churchkhela is a must-try. You can find this colorful, candle-shaped Georgian candy hanging everywhere on the stalls in the market. Made from walnuts or hazelnuts, this snack is a must-try. After making the strings, they are dipped in thickened grape juice, making it even more healthy than it looks. 

4. Khinkali
Another must-try dish is the iconic Georgian dumpling. Also, it is the favorite dish among the tourists. It is made of twisted knobs of dough, stuffed with meat or vegetables and spices. The trick is to bite a small hole, gulp the soup inside, and then finish the rest. It’s messy but fun, and yes, it is satisfying too.

5. Ajapsandali
Your Georgia tour package itinerary should include a proper meal to stay energized for sightseeing. Ajapsandali is a delicious and spicy vegetarian dish. This thick vegetable stew consists of eggplant, onion, tomato, and is loaded with herbs. Enjoy the comforting and aromatic flavors with fresh bread. 

6. Lobio
This is simple yet delicious, made with a kidney bean and walnut stew is usually served bubbling hot in a clay pot. Try this with pickles and cornbread, and thank us later. In Georgia, you are not just eating food but also tasting history, culture, and way of life. It is a staple food in Georgia and can be served hot or cold.