5 days
Five Days in Adjara: Batumi and the Green Mountains Above It
A five-day Adjara route: Batumi boulevard and botanical garden, the arched bridges of the Machakhela valley, Mtirala rainforest and Goderdzi villages.
Updated 16 October 2026
Itineraries
Pick how many days you have, and we have already built the plan for you, day by day.
11 ready-made itineraries
5 days
Five Days on Snow in Georgia: Gudauri, Bakuriani and a Hot Bath
A five-day Georgian ski trip: two days at Gudauri, a transfer day past Ananuri and Mtskheta, gentler Bakuriani and the Tbilisi sulphur baths to finish.
Updated 18 October 2026
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Five Days in Georgia With Children
A five-day family route with short drives: Tbilisi by cable car, Mtskheta, the Prometheus cave, a boat through the Martvili canyon and black sand at Ureki.
Updated 17 August 2026
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Five Days in Imereti: Kutaisi, Canyons and Cave Cities
A five-day route around Kutaisi: the Gelati and Motsameta monasteries, Prometheus cave, boats in the Martvili canyon, the Okatse walkway and Uplistsikhe.
Updated 17 August 2026
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Five Days in Kakheti: Georgian Wine at the Source
A five-day route through Georgia wine country: Telavi, qvevri cellars and natural wine, walled Sighnaghi, and the monasteries at Alaverdi and Bodbe.
Updated 17 August 2026
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Five Days in Kazbegi and the Georgian Military Highway
A five-day route up the old road to Russia: Ananuri, the pass above Gudauri, Gergeti Trinity under Mount Kazbek, the Truso valley and Juta.
Updated 17 August 2026
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Five Days in the Georgian South: Borjomi, Vardzia and the High Lakes
A five-day route through Samtskhe Javakheti: Borjomi mineral water park, the Bakuriani railway, Rabati fortress, Vardzia, Khertvisi and Lake Paravani.
Updated 18 October 2026
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Five Days in Svaneti: Mestia, Ushguli and the High Caucasus
A five-day route into upper Svaneti: tower houses at Mestia, the Chalaadi glacier, the medieval towers of Ushguli under Shkhara and the Enguri reservoir.
Updated 17 August 2026
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Five Days in Tbilisi: The Capital and What Sits Around It
A five-day Tbilisi itinerary from one base: the old town and sulphur baths, Fabrika courtyards, Mtskheta and Jvari, Uplistsikhe and the flea market.
Updated 17 August 2026
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Five Days in Tusheti: Over the Abano Pass
A five-day trip into the highest corner of Georgia: the Abano pass road, Omalo, slate roofed Dartlo, the Pirikiti valley and shepherd cheese.
Updated 17 August 2026
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10 Days in Georgia, Day by Day: Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Kakheti and Batumi
A ready-made 10-day Georgia itinerary: Tbilisi and its old town, Kazbegi up the Military Highway, Kakheti wine country and Batumi on the Black Sea coast.
Updated 19 July 2026
More route guides
Route guides in article form, with the choices to make along the way.
Ready-made itineraries Updated 15 October 2026
One Week in Georgia, a Complete Itinerary
A realistic one week Georgia itinerary covering Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Kazbegi, Kakheti wine country and the drive west, with honest driving times.
Ready-made itineraries Updated 23 September 2026
Three Days in Georgia: The Version That Actually Fits
Three days is enough for Tbilisi and one thing outside it, and not enough for both the mountains and the wine country. Which to pick and what it costs you.
Ready-made itineraries Updated 17 August 2026
Two Weeks in Georgia: What the Extra Week Buys
Ten days covers the headline sights. A fortnight is a different trip, and the difference is one remote region rather than four more towns.
Ready-made itineraries Updated 28 July 2026
Ten Days in Georgia, the Fuller Route
Ten days in Georgia lets you add the west to the classic loop. The fuller route through Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Kakheti and Kutaisi, with long drives mapped.
Common questions
How many days do you need for a Georgia trip?
A week is enough to combine Tbilisi, Mtskheta, the Kakheti wine region and a day in the Caucasus. Ten days to two weeks lets you add Svaneti, Batumi and the Black Sea without rushing. We have ready-made itineraries for every trip length.
Should I rent a car for an itinerary in Georgia?
For full flexibility yes, especially for the Caucasus mountains and the wine villages. The mountain roads are demanding, so many choose a private driver for the day or organised transfers. Between the cities there are cheap marshrutkas too. Each itinerary notes the recommended option.
When is the best time for a Georgia itinerary?
Late spring to early summer (May to June) and autumn (September to October, the grape harvest) are the loveliest. Summer is pleasant in the mountains and hot in the valleys, and winter suits skiing in Gudauri but closes some mountain passes.
What does each ready-made itinerary include?
Every itinerary is built day by day with recommended places, travel times, areas to stay, cost estimates and on-the-ground tips for driving and mountain passes, all in English.