WTF – Week Tour for Freedom
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Highlights
- Immerse in rich Georgian history and culture
- Experience breathtaking views at mountain churches
- Savor exquisite wines and traditional cuisine
- Explore stunning natural canyons and caves
- Discover vibrant Batumi's beautiful coastal attractions
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Duration 168 hours
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Guiding service in English
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Dinner included
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In-vehicle air conditioning
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Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Embark on a thrilling journey through Georgia with their unforgettable week-long adventure! This captivating tour takes travelers to iconic destinations, from the historic charm of Kutaisi to the breathtaking beauty of Kazbegi and the vibrant energy of Tbilisi. Each day is filled with rich experiences, including wine tastings at family-run wineries, explorations of ancient monasteries, and breathtaking views from majestic fortresses. They'll wander through enchanting canyons, glide through underground caves, and bask in the stunning landscapes of Batumi. With a mix of cultural immersion and natural wonders, this journey is designed for those with a moderate level of fitness. Travelers will relish delightful dinners, and engaging guided tours in English, ensuring they savor every moment of this spectacular Georgian adventure. Experience the essence of freedom and discovery on this remarkable week tour!
At a Glance
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7 days
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Available in English
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Mobile voucher
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Small Group tour
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Guided
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Adults only
Experience Georgia's beauty on a week-long adventure, featuring iconic destinations, local cuisine, and cultural insights with expert guidance.
Included
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OtherGuiding service in English
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DinnerDinner
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In-vehicle air conditioningAir-conditioned vehicle
Excluded
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OtherAll Fees and Taxes
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OtherAccommodation
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OtherMeals
Meeting Point
7PC4+G5W, Kutaisi 4600 , Georgia
End Point
7PC4+G5W, Kutaisi 4600 , Georgia
What to expect
Kutaisi
Tour starts at 10 a.m. from the central square of Kutaisi. Here guide tells about history of Georgia and Kutaisi. After taking pictures at fountain group continues down to central park where are located statue of sister “Ishkhnelebi” and memorial of “9 April”. Afterwards we pass by Kutaisi city hall, Opera house and visit “Mon Plasir” arch. Then we pass by the first gymnasium and visit white bridge, then go through park of love and visit Golden marquee palace. Then we go to central grocery market called “Mtsvane Bazari”.
Kutaisi Historical Museum
We go to Kutaisi History Museum. There are kept ancient heritage of Kutaisi and Georgia
Bagrati Cathedral
We drive up to Bagrati cathedral that overlooks the city. It was built in 11th century as a symbol of united Georgia.
Gelati Monastery
Afterwards we move to Gelati monastery of 12th century. There are 3 big churches, an academy, grave of David the builder, bell tower and houses of monks in the complex. It was built by the greatest Georgian King David The Builder.
Motsameta Monastery
Then we move to Motsameta monastery that is related to story of tortured brother lords David and Constantine Mkheidze. It’s built on the cliff and is surrounded by the river from 3 sides. The nature and colors around monastery are amazing.
By the Lunch time we visit family winery “Baia’s wine” located in Bagdati municipality, village Obcha. Firstly, Baia and Gvantsa (Baia’s sister) show us vineyard that is just behind their house. Then we move to wine cellar to test several types of wines they have. They produce “Tsolikouri”, “Krakhuna”, “Aladasturi”, “Ojaleshi”, “Otskhanuri Sapere” and of course “Chacha”. Afterwards we sit around big table full of Georgian food. Their mom makes the most delicious Imereian food you’ll ever try.
Surami
The first stop is in Surami where we taste Georgian sweet bread “Nazuki”. They show us how it’s made and give us some to test.
Ananuri fortress complex
The first place we visit is Ananuri castle. We have one hour to explore medieval castle with churches and fighting towers. From the castle there is amazing view on Zhinvali water reservoir. After excursion in complex we are heading to the north.
Panorama Gudauri
On the way we stop at Viewpoint of Gudauri.
Gergeti Trinity Church
We visit Holy Trinity Church of Gergeti.
Svetitskhoveli Cathedral
We start excursion from Svetitskhoveli cathedral in Mtskheta. Mtskheta is considered religious center of Georgia.
Jvari Monastery
Next stop is Jvari monastery. From There is amazing view on Mtskheta, Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers.
Narikala Fortress
We walk in old part of Tbilisi. We cover: Metekhi church, Europe square, Bridge of peace, Cable way ride to Narikala fortress, Legvatkhevi waterfall and Sulphur bathes of Tbilisi.
Borjomi Central Park
The first spot is Borjomi central park. Here we are able to test mineral water from springs. At the entrance of park there is a cable way that goes up to the hill. From cable way and hill there is amazing view on the park and mountains of Borjomi.
After walking in the park we are heading to Rabati castle. We explore medieval castle with local guide who tells us about history and structure of it.
Vardzia Cavetown Viewpoint
The last destination is Vardzia – City of caves. When all rooms of the complex are explored we return back to Kutaisi.
The first stop is Prometheus cave that is 1,8 km long and is located 40 meters below sea level. In the cave there is a hall of love where people even get married. Here you can enjoy with underground boating. It’s cool, isn’t? :)
we are heading to Martvili canyon. Here we take a boat tour through the canyon and explore depth of it along waterfalls.
Okatse Canyon
The final attraction on tour is Okatse canyon. This is the deepest canyon in Georgia with hanged bridges and sky walks. There are 2 ways to achieve bridge: trekking on 3 km route and taking off-roading taxi. Off-roading is pretty impressive experience.
Batumi Boulevard
The first stop is Europe square and statue of Medea. Then we move to Piazza square and to Church of St. Nicholas. From here we go to Batumi port. Afterwards group visits moving statue of Ali & Nino. The next stop is alphabet tower of Batumi. Then we walk down boulevard and through dancing fountains park. The last stop of our excursion is The Drama Theatre of Batumi and statue of Neptune.
Makhuntseti Waterwall
We’re heading to Makhuntseti where we try to escape from heat of Batumi. The first stop is water reservoir of river Adjaristskali. Then we are heading to Makhuntsety waterfall that is one of the highest waterfalls in Georgia. Afterwards we go down to King Tamar’s bridge that was built in 14th century, where guests are able to jump from bridge and swim in freezing mountain river.
Mirveti Waterfall
The next stop is Mirveti waterfall to achieve it we have to cross hanged bridge and walk through village.
River Enguri
The first stop is Enguri water dam. After visiting dam we are heading to Mestia.
Hatsvali Ski Resort
Firstly, we visit Hatsvali ski resort. Cable way goes from 1500 to 2300 m altitude. From the top there is amazing view on Ushba (4700-4710m) and Tetnuldi (4850m).
Next stop is Margiani family fighting tower and house-museum and that was built in 14th century.
The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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Not recommended for pregnant travelers
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Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
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Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Service animals allowed
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Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
What our experts say
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Try Khachapuri at local eateries.
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Book a wine tasting at Baia’s Wine.
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Visit Batumi's vibrant beach area.
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Explore Kutaisi's vibrant central market.
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Don't miss the views from Gergeti Church.
More About this Experience
Introduction
This is the ultimate journey for anyone looking to uncover the magic of Georgia. The Week Tour for Freedom offers seven unforgettable days filled with rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, and delectable cuisine. From the historical charm of Kutaisi to the stunning vistas of Kazbegi and the vibrant streets of Batumi, this tour invites travelers to experience the essence of Georgia. With daily guided excursions led by knowledgeable English-speaking guides, each moment is designed to enlighten and inspire. The tour includes evening meals that showcase traditional Georgian flavors and wines, while the modern, air-conditioned transport ensures comfort as you traverse this enchanting country. Designed for those with a moderate level of fitness, this week-long adventure promises a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration, making it a must for anyone eager to embrace the freedom of travel in one of the world's most beautiful settings.What to expect?
Travelers can expect a week brimming with exploration and excitement as they journey through Georgia's most iconic destinations. Each day unfolds with a carefully curated itinerary that highlights both natural wonders and historical landmarks, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Expect to taste exquisite Georgian wines in family-run wineries, stroll through ancient monasteries perched on cliffs, and savor dinners that celebrate the country's culinary heritage. Guided tours will provide insights into the rich history and traditions of Georgia, while the picturesque landscapes—ranging from serene valleys to towering mountains—offer countless opportunities for stunning photographs. With a focus on comfort and enjoyment, the tour will keep participants engaged, allowing them to forge connections with fellow travelers while immersing themselves in the vibrant culture of Georgia. This is not just a tour; it’s an invitation to create lifelong memories.Who is this for?
The Week Tour for Freedom is designed for adventurous souls of all backgrounds, whether you're a solo traveler seeking new experiences, a couple looking for a romantic getaway, or a group of friends eager to explore together. It’s perfect for those with a moderate level of fitness, as the itinerary includes ample walking and exploring but remains accessible to most. While it isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers or those with specific health concerns, anyone with a love for culture, history, or nature will find joy in this journey. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a first-time adventurer, this tour welcomes anyone with an open heart and a curious spirit. It’s an opportunity for everyone to experience the warmth and hospitality of Georgia, making it an inclusive adventure for diverse travelers looking to share in its beauty.Why book this?
Booking the Week Tour for Freedom is not just about seeing new places; it's about experiencing the heart and soul of Georgia in a way that feels authentic and enriching. This tour stands out for its seamless blend of history, culture, and adventure, all wrapped up in a comfortable and engaging format. With a dedicated guide leading the way, travelers can dive deep into the stories behind each destination, enriching their understanding and appreciation of this beautiful country. The inclusion of traditional meals and wine tastings elevates the experience, allowing guests to savor the flavors of Georgia as they journey through its stunning landscapes. Plus, the camaraderie formed with fellow travelers enhances the experience, making it feel less like a tour and more like a shared adventure. With all the details taken care of, from transportation to meals, participants can fully immerse themselves in the magic of Georgia without the stress of planning.Good to know
Before setting off on the Week Tour for Freedom, travelers should be aware that while the tour promises comfort and enjoyment, it does require a moderate level of physical fitness due to the walking involved. It’s advisable for participants to wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for varying weather conditions as they explore different terrains. For those with specific health concerns, such as cardiovascular issues or spinal injuries, it’s essential to consult with a medical professional before booking. Although the tour includes delightful dinners and wine tastings, travelers should be aware that accommodation and some meals are not included in the package, allowing for flexibility to explore local dining options. The tour is also pet-friendly, so service animals are welcome. Overall, this adventure promises a unique experience for those ready to discover the beauty and culture of Georgia.Reviews
Feedback from previous travelers has been overwhelmingly positive, with many praising the depth of knowledge and passion displayed by the guides. Participants have shared stories of how the itinerary exceeded their expectations, from the breathtaking views at Gergeti Trinity Church to the delicious meals enjoyed at local wineries. Travelers have highlighted the strong sense of community formed with fellow participants, emphasizing that the shared experiences made the journey even more memorable. Many have remarked on the seamless organization of the tour, noting how it allowed them to relax and enjoy the adventure without worrying about logistics. The beautiful landscapes and rich history have left a lasting impression, with numerous travelers expressing a desire to return to Georgia after such an enriching experience. Overall, the Week Tour for Freedom has become a cherished memory for many, showcasing the beauty of travel and the joy of connecting with new cultures.Journals from our explorers at this location
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