Georgia
Welcome to Georgia
Georgia is one of the countries which make up the Caucasus region between Eastern Europe and Western Asia. It’s a uniquely beautiful country that represents a wonderful blend of eastern and western cultures, which can be seen in its food, religion, architecture, and traditions. It’s also still a rather undiscovered nation, all the more reason for you to go out and explore it.
Amazing experiences in Georgia
Tbilisi
East meets West
Mtskheta
View it from the top!
Caucasus Mountains
Go hiking
Unexplored nature
Waterfalls, cave cities and hills
Best sights in Georgia
Tbilisi (capital)
This ancient capital has no shortage of amazing historical things to do. Like the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Jvari fort which sits on a mountain top, or Narikala, the remains of a 4th century fortress.
Batumi (377km from Tbilisi)
Georgia’s second city looks like it was torn from the pages of a vibrant fantasy novel. It sits at the edge of the Black Sea and, because of its gambling opportunities, has been dubbed ‘The Las Vegas of the Black Sea’.
Kazbegi (153km from Tbilisi)
A national park on the slopes of the Caucasus mountain range. Kazbegi mountain is supposedly the site where the titan Prometheus was chained to a rock by Zeus, for gifting fire to humanity.
Svaneti (330km from Tbilisi)
A mountainous region of Georgia which pays no attention to the passage of time at all. This area has been frozen in a medieval setting full of snow-capped mountains and old stone forts.
Uplistsikhe caves (83km from Tbilisi)
Anyone who has seen the original Star Wars or been to Cappadocia in Turkey will feel right at home in this majestic network of caves that blends seamlessly into the rocky landscape.
Mtskheta (25km from Tbilisi)
One of Georgia’s oldest cities is very much defined by its religious architecture. See the incredible fortress-like monastery and 11th century cathedral for yourself.
Where to go
Map of Georgia
Map of Georgia

Europe (Georgia)

Europe (Georgia)
Best time to visit
Consider the weather when you visit Georgia. The Caucasus Mountains and the Black Sea both impact the weather somewhat, so the East of the country is generally warmer but wetter and the West is dryer and colder.
If you visit in May, June, or September you’ll catch the best weather and avoid the freezing winter and particularly humid summer. However, if you’d like to catch the harvest season, particularly beautiful in the country’s vineyards, then make sure to visit in August.
Practical info
Posts from Georgia
Posts from Georgia
The Chronicles of Georgia: Tbilisi’s supercool Stonehenge
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