Tbilisi
Capital of Georgia
Georgia begins here. Cobbled old-town lanes, sulphur bathhouses, balconied houses and a buzzing wine-bar scene sit beneath the Narikala fortress.
- Old Town & Narikala
- Sulphur baths of Abanotubani
- Rustaveli Avenue
About Georgia
A small country with an outsized soul
At the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Georgia packs snow-capped mountains, ancient wine country, a subtropical coast and 3,000-year-old cave towns into a country you can cross in a day. Here's what makes it unforgettable.
8,000 years of wine
Georgia is the birthplace of wine, still made in buried clay qvevri today.
The Greater Caucasus
Peaks above 5,000m, glacier hikes and medieval tower villages like Ushguli.
Black Sea coast
Subtropical Batumi mixes palm-lined beaches with a buzzing modern skyline.
Ancient crossroads
Cave cities, UNESCO monasteries and one of the world’s oldest alphabets.
Georgian gems, not the usual list
We show you the Georgia most visitors never see — hidden villages, quiet valleys and local traditions we've found ourselves, well off the typical tourist trail.
Personal tours, made by you
Every trip is shaped around the experience you actually want, not a fixed itinerary. Plan it yourself, or let us help shape the details — either way, it's built around you.
Qualified, experienced guides
Every trip is led by a qualified local guide who knows the region firsthand — the hidden routes, the right timing, and the stories no guidebook can tell you.
Toba Varchkhili — 2015
About us
My original dream was to travel around the world, discover new cultures, and experience different ways of life. But while exploring my own country, Georgia, I discovered something that changed my perspective — there was so much beauty, history, and hidden places waiting to be explored right here.
Every journey revealed something new — breathtaking landscapes, authentic villages, centuries-old traditions, and hidden gems far off the usual tourist trail. The more I discovered, the harder it became to leave this incredible country.
That is when I decided to stay and create Plan Your Trip Georgia — a company built around sharing the real country with travelers from around the world.
Every journey is carefully designed and personally guided, built around how it makes you feel, not just what you see.
I want to take you beyond the typical tourist routes, to where you can feel the true spirit of Georgia, connect with local culture, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
I am here to help you create the trip that's actually right for you.
I will help you discover it in a way most travelers never do.
The regions of Georgia
From the capital to the high Caucasus, every region has its own character. Explore them on the map to see how they connect.
Kakheti
Georgia's wine cradle
The birthplace of 8,000-year-old qvevri winemaking. Rolling vineyards, hilltop monasteries and long tables of Georgian feasting.
- Signagi hill town
- Qvevri wineries
- Alaverdi Monastery
Kvemo Kartli
Ancient south
Where the first Europeans lived. Home to the Dmanisi archaeological site and the striking desert monastery of David Gareja.
- David Gareja monastery
- Dmanisi excavations
- Birtvisi canyon
Mtskheta-Mtianeti
Stepantsminda Alpine Heart
Georgia's most-visited region. The Military Highway climbs past Gudauri and the hidden mineral springs of Truso Valley to Kazbegi (Stepantsminda), where Gergeti Trinity Church stands beneath Mt. Kazbek — with Juta Valley and the jagged Chaukhi Massif further on.
- Gergeti Trinity Church & Mt. Kazbek
- Kazbegi (Stepantsminda)
- Truso Valley
Samtskhe-Javakheti
Cave cities & highlands
A volcanic plateau of alpine lakes hiding the cave monastery of Vardzia and the fairy-tale fortress of Rabati.
- Vardzia cave city
- Rabati Castle
- Borjomi mineral springs
Adjara
The Black Sea riviera
Palm-lined Batumi mixes modern towers with a stone old town, while the hinterland tumbles with waterfalls, stone arch bridges and climbs all the way up to the alpine gondola resort of Goderdzi.
- Batumi boulevard
- Botanical Garden
- Makhuntseti waterfall
Guria
Green & coastal
Tea plantations and subtropical forest roll down to quiet Black Sea beaches and the birdwatchers’ haven of Kolkheti.
- Kolkheti National Park
- Bakhmaro resort
- Tea plantations
Shida Kartli
Heart of history
The cave town of Uplistsikhe was carved 3,000 years ago; nearby Gori guards its citadel and one of Georgia’s oldest church towns.
- Uplistsikhe cave town
- Gori fortress
- Ateni Sioni church
Imereti
Caves & canyons
Around lively Kutaisi lie the glowing Prometheus Cave, the turquoise Martvili canyon and the UNESCO Gelati monastery.
- Prometheus Cave
- Martvili Canyon
- Gelati Monastery
Racha
Quiet mountain valleys
A little-visited alpine region of turquoise reservoirs, red-wine villages and the timeless Nikortsminda cathedral.
- Shaori & Shaori lakes
- Nikortsminda Cathedral
- Khvanchkara wine
Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti
Medieval tower country
Home to Svaneti — snow-capped Ushba, the tower village of Mestia and Ushguli, one of Europe’s highest inhabited settlements.
- Mestia tower village
- Ushguli (UNESCO)
- Mt. Ushba views
Abkhazia
The far northwest coast
A lush Black Sea corner of subtropical coast and mountains.
- Subtropical coastline
- Lake Ritsa
What we stand for
What we can say, from the heart
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Genuine Hospitality
Come as a guest, leave as a friend — that’s not a slogan here, it’s how every trip with us feels.
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Responsible Company
Making better places for people to live in and better places for people to visit.
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Variety of Tours
From cultural to adventurous, we have something for every kind of traveller.
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Qualified Local Guides
Every journey is led by an experienced Georgian guide who knows the hidden corners, not just the highlights.
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Personal, Not Packaged
You won't get someone else's itinerary with your name on it — every trip is planned from scratch, around you.
Ready when you are
Now that you know us, let's plan your Georgia
Tap the map, pick your regions, and we'll match you with the tours built for the trip you actually want.