Kutaisi, once the capital of multiple medieval kingdoms in Georgia, is now more or less a picturesque backwater. The airport in Kutaisi, now the third largest city in the nation, is the place that most people associate with low-cost airlines in Georgia. But it would be a mistake to overlook this charming town, which serves as a superb starting point for exploring the Imereti region. Among the most well-liked activities include seeing stunning landmarks like caverns, dinosaur footprints, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. With everything available, you might find yourself staying in Kutaisi longer than you intended. Scroll through our collection of Kutaisi tours

The Terek River cuts through the centre of Kazbegi, a popular tourist destination in Georgia that is also called Stepantsminda in honor of a saint. Kazbegi is located in the shadow of Mount Kazbek. You can reach this small mountain town after a beautiful ride along the Georgian Military Highway. Hike the mountain trek to the Gergeti Trinity Church and stop along the way to take in the breathtaking views from various lookout points. Continue your hike to the stunning Gergeti Glacier. The Gveleti waterfalls, the ruins of Sno castle, Kazbeg National Park, and the Sno stone heads are a few other locations you shouldn't skip. Browse through our extensive selection of Kazbegi tours

Georgia's top wine-producing region is Kakheti, which is in the country's east. It's common to be offered a glass of traditional qvevri brew almost everywhere you go. The historical sites in Kakheti include the amazing monastery cave complex of Davit Gareja, which is located in a remote area with a view of the Azerbaijani border, the vaguely Tuscan-looking hilltop town of Sighnaghi, and numerous unusually situated churches and castles, both in ruins and after restoration. Browse our Kakheti tours and choose your pick.

Georgia's second main city is a captivating destination with a lovely Old Town and a fantastic subtropical environment, set against a backdrop of mist-wrapped hills and towering snow-capped peaks. Georgia's primary summer resort, which is bordered by the calm waters of the Black Sea, has a long beach and a broad, immaculate corniche. Take a stroll or bike along the 7-kilometre stretch studded with sculptures of different themes. You can also go for a hike in one of the region's biggest botanical gardens, the Batumi Botanical Garden, travel back in time at the old town, admire gorgeous mosaic art or street art and indulge in the local cuisine. View our Batumi tours for a selection of carefully curated experiences.

Borjomi is a peaceful vacation town bordered on all sides by heavily forested hills and is well-known across the former Soviet Union for its magical mineral water. After his soldiers discovered a health-promoting mineral spring here in 1810, the 19th-century Russian governor of Georgia, Count Vorontsov, developed Borjomi as a resort. It later became a particularly fashionable one when Grand Duke Mikhail Romanov (brother of Tsar Alexander II) built a palace at nearby Likani in the 1890s. Enjoying a panoramic open-aired cable car ride, exploring the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, drinking the healthy mineral water at Catherine's Spring, and taking a dip at the Sulfur Tsar Baths are some of the many things you can enjoy in Borjomi. Check out our Borjomi tours and plan your perfect stay in the city.

Only a three-hour drive from Tbilisi, Bakuriani is tucked away at 1,700 m in Georgia's Borjomi area, beneath the beautiful Caucasus Mountains. It boasts some of the most breathtaking skiing and snowboarding in Europe and is home to dozens of alpine slopes and cross-country paths.

Being the winter haven it is, Bakuriani is the most sought-after location for winter sports in Georgia that was originally built as an Olympic training facility. Enjoy the cross-country routes, horseback riding excursions, sledging, downhill ski courses, or just take leisurely strolls through stunning snow-covered woodlands. Choose from our Bakuriani tours

Ten kilometres East of Gori, above the north bank of the Mtkvari River, is where you can find the UNESCO world heritage listed Uplistsikhe. Exuding a Flinstones-like vibe, the metropolis became one of the major political and religious centres of pre-Christian Kartli between the sixth century BC and the first century AD. Uplistsikhe, a significant trading hub on a key caravan route from Asia to Europe had temples mostly devoted to the sun goddess before it became home to the Christian rulers of Kartli after the Arabs conquered Tbilisi in AD 645. Take a look at our Uplistsikhe tours

Perched on the convergence of the two rivers Liakhvi and Mtkvari, Gori was a crucial military stronghold in the Middle Ages. Translated into Engish as "hill", it was the birthplace of Joseph Stalin. The town's centre was refurbished to his neoclassical preferences during his control of the Soviet Union, and even today, there is a unique vibe in the downtown area due to its Stalinist architecture. The town's most well-known landmark is the sizable Stalin Museum. But, there is more to the city than that! A cheerful local market, the Gori fortress with its picturesque lookout points, and cobblestone streets lined with historic architecture are a few of the highlights of Gori. The popular cave city of Uplistsikhe is also in the vicinity. Browse our Gori tours for some much-needed plans in Gori.

Upper Svaneti's capital, Mestia, is a sprawling collection of at least 10 hamlets that are peppered with charming Svan towers. The oldest hamlets, Lekhtagi in the northwest, and Lanchvali and Lagami in the northeast are located above the river on the northern side of the town and have the majority of the towers. The construction of ski resorts, a small airport, and the reconstruction of Mestia's main square Setis moedani are all results of government-sponsored tourism development. Svaneti is great for hiking up to the Chaladi glaciers, enjoying skiing during winter, travelling on horseback to the alpine meadows, delve into the history of Svaneti and is a perfect starting point for other activities that take you into the rest of the region, some of which will actually transport you back in time. Browse our curated list of Mestia tours