Georgia 5 Days Tour Package
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Georgia 5 Days Tour Package: Hotels, Tours & Sightseeing Included
Georgia is fast becoming one of the most sought-after destinations for travellers who want mountains, medieval history, and vineyard country in a single trip, and our Georgia 5 days tour package is built to deliver exactly that. Over four nights and five days, you will walk the cobbled lanes of Tbilisi's Old Town, ride a cable car above Narikala Fortress, cross into the Caucasus for a close-up view of Gergeti Trinity Church at 2,170 metres, and end your journey with a wine tasting in Kakheti's rolling vineyards. Every stay, transfer, and sightseeing day is arranged in advance, so you spend your time exploring rather than planning.
This Georgia 5 days tour package is designed for travellers who want a complete introduction to the country without stretching their holiday beyond a week. With private airport transfers, an English-speaking guide, handpicked 3-star and 4-star hotels, and a route that balances city, mountain, and countryside experiences, this package gives you a well-paced first look at Georgia. Enquire today and let Travel Saga Tourism handle the logistics while you focus on the journey.
Is a 5-Day Georgia Trip Enough?
Five days is enough to experience the three faces of Georgia that most first-time visitors come for: the capital, the mountains, and the wine region. This itinerary suits travellers on a short leave from work, couples looking for a quick getaway, and anyone testing the waters before a longer Caucasus trip in future.
Within this timeframe, you can comfortably explore Tbilisi's Old Town and its churches and fortresses, take a full day trip into the Kazbegi highlands to see Gergeti Trinity Church against Mount Kazbek, and spend a day in Kakheti tasting wine at a working winery before wandering through Sighnaghi's hilltop lanes. What you are likely to miss in five days is Batumi's Black Sea coastline and the western Georgian region of Svaneti, both of which need additional nights and are better suited to a longer or customised itinerary.
A 5-day Georgia trip package remains popular precisely because it fits neatly into a long weekend or a short annual leave block, while still covering the country's signature sights. It is short enough to plan easily and long enough to leave you with a genuine sense of what Georgia offers.
Package Name Georgia 5 Days Tour Package Destinations Covered Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Kakheti Starting Price AED 1,522 per person (twin sharing, land only) Hotel Options 3-Star and 4-Star hotels in Tbilisi and Kazbegi Transfers Private airport transfers and private AC vehicle for sightseeing Visa and Flight Assistance Available Available separately on request Meals Daily breakfast includedQuick Snippet
Prices are per person on twin sharing, land-only basis. GST and TCS, where applicable, are charged separately. Arrive at Tbilisi International Airport and transfer privately to your hotel. Spend the evening strolling through the illuminated lanes of Tbilisi's Old Town before settling in for an overnight stay. Take the cable car up to Narikala Fortress for panoramic views over the Old City, then walk through Old Tbilisi past Metekhi Church, Anchiskhati Basilica, Sioni Cathedral, the Abanotubani sulphur bath district, and the Bridge of Peace over the Kura River, followed by an evening at leisure and an overnight stay in Tbilisi. Drive towards Kazbegi via Ananuri Fortress, a striking medieval castle on the Zhinvali Reservoir, then transfer into a 4x4 for the climb to Gergeti Trinity Church, perched at 2,170 metres with Mount Kazbek rising behind it, before an overnight stay in Kazbegi. Head back towards Tbilisi through Georgia's Kakheti wine country, stopping for a wine tasting at KTW Winery, a visit to Bodbe Monastery, and a walk through Sighnaghi, Georgia's hilltop "City of Love" with sweeping views over the Alazani Valley, before returning to Tbilisi for an overnight stay. Enjoy a free morning at Dry Bridge Market for last-minute shopping and souvenirs, then transfer to Tbilisi Airport for your return flight.
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5 Day Itinerary
Day 1 — Arrival in Tbilisi
Day 2 — Tbilisi City Tour
Day 3 — Kazbegi Excursion
Day 4 — Kakheti Wine Region
Day 5 — Leisure and Departure
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Places Covered in This Georgia 5 Days Tour Package
Tbilisi
Tbilisi is where this Georgia 5 days tour package begins and ends, and it earns its place as the heart of the itinerary. The city sits along the Kura River, with the Old Town's pastel balconies, sulphur bathhouses, and narrow cobbled streets giving way to hilltop views from Narikala Fortress. A cable car ride up to the fortress offers one of the best panoramas in the Caucasus, taking in the Bridge of Peace, Metekhi Church, and the domes of Sioni Cathedral below. Abanotubani, the historic bathhouse district, is worth lingering in for its distinctive brick domes and centuries-old bathing tradition. Evenings in Tbilisi are best spent walking through Old Town's illuminated lanes, where wine bars and small eateries spill onto the pavements. With three nights based here, you get enough time to see the major landmarks without rushing between them, making Tbilisi the natural anchor of your Georgia itinerary.
Kazbegi
Kazbegi is the mountain chapter of this trip, and it delivers some of the most dramatic scenery in the country. The drive out of Tbilisi passes Ananuri Fortress, a fortified medieval complex overlooking the turquoise waters of the Zhinvali Reservoir, before climbing further into the Caucasus range. From Kazbegi town, a 4x4 transfer takes you up to Gergeti Trinity Church, a 14th-century church set at 2,170 metres with Mount Kazbek looming behind it. On a clear day, the views stretch across snow-capped peaks and green valleys in every direction. This single overnight stay in Kazbegi offers a striking contrast to Tbilisi's urban energy, and it is often the part of the trip travellers remember most vividly. Those looking to add an adventure element can opt for paragliding at nearby Gudauri, available at an additional cost.
Kakheti
Kakheti is Georgia's wine heartland, and this leg of the itinerary is built around slow travel and countryside charm. Georgia has preserved its centuries-old winemaking tradition, and at KTW Winery, you can taste local wines made using modern techniques and traditional qvevri methods. From there, the route continues to Bodbe Monastery, a peaceful religious site associated with Saint Nino, before ending in Sighnaghi, a hilltop town often called Georgia's "City of Love" for its romantic setting and sweeping views over the Alazani Valley. The pace here is noticeably gentler than in Tbilisi or Kazbegi, making it a fitting close to the sightseeing portion of your trip before returning to Tbilisi for your final night. Read this blog for more information: Plan The Perfect Trip: Best Places To Visit
Best Time to Visit Georgia
Peak Season (April–June and September–October)
These months bring the most comfortable weather across the country, with mild temperatures in Tbilisi and clear mountain conditions in Kazbegi that make the drive to Gergeti Trinity Church far more rewarding. Vineyards in Kakheti are especially attractive during the September harvest period. Hotel rates and demand are higher during these windows, so early booking is recommended.
Shoulder Season (March, July, and November)
These transitional months offer a balance between weather and value. March sees the last of the winter chill easing off, while July brings warm days in Tbilisi, though it can be uncomfortably hot for the Kazbegi drive at times. November offers crisp, cooler days that suit city sightseeing well. Travellers who want fewer crowds and more flexible hotel availability often find these months a good compromise.
Off-Peak Season (January, February, August, and December)
Winter months bring snow to Kazbegi, which can restrict access to Gergeti Trinity Church depending on conditions, while offering a quieter, more atmospheric Tbilisi. August can be hot and busy with domestic tourism in parts of the country. This period generally offers the lowest package prices, making it a good option for travellers prioritising budget over guaranteed mountain access. Read this for more information: Month-by-Month Georgia Trip Planner: Weather, Crowds & Budget
Visa Requirements for Georgia
Before planning your trip, it is important to understand the Georgia visa requirements, required documents, and application process for your nationality.
Georgia e-Visa
Travellers who are eligible for a Georgia e-Visa can apply online without visiting a Georgian embassy in person. The application process is straightforward and requires applicants to submit the necessary documents and information online. You can also get in touch with Travel Saga Tourism and book your international visa today.
Documents Required
You will generally need the following documents for your Georgia e-Visa application:
- Valid passport with sufficient validity
- Recent passport-size photograph
- Confirmed return flight tickets
- Hotel booking confirmation
- Other supporting documents, if requested
Georgia Visa Processing Time
Georgia e-Visa applications are usually processed within a few working days. However, processing times can vary depending on the application and nationality. Therefore, apply well before your planned travel dates to avoid last-minute delays.
Visa Validity and Stay
The validity and permitted stay depend on the visa issued to you. Always check the approval document carefully for the permitted entry period and duration of stay.
Check Your Eligibility Before Travel
Visa requirements can vary based on nationality and may change over time. Before booking your Georgia 5 days tour package, check your eligibility and the latest requirements through the official Georgian e-Visa portal.
If you need help preparing your documents or understanding the application process, our team can assist you with the visa documentation and application process.
Travel & Transportation Guide To Georgia
Getting to Georgia and moving around once you arrive is straightforward, and this section covers what you need to know before you travel.
Flights to Georgia
Tbilisi International Airport is the main gateway for most international arrivals, with Kutaisi International Airport serving as a secondary option, particularly for budget carriers. From Dubai, direct flights typically take around four hours, with airlines such as flydubai, Georgian Airways, and Air Arabia operating regular routes into Tbilisi. Most travellers on this itinerary will arrive into and depart from Tbilisi.
How You'll Travel Within Georgia
- Road: Private AC vehicles handle all transfers and sightseeing on this package, offering the most comfortable way to reach Kazbegi and Kakheti
- Domestic Flights: Available for onward travel to destinations such as Batumi, though not required for this particular itinerary
- High-Speed Train: Georgian Railways connects Tbilisi with other major cities and can be useful for independent extensions to your trip
- Private Transfer: All airport pickups and drop-offs on this package are arranged as private transfers for convenience and comfort
What To Pack For Your Trip To Georgia
- Comfortable walking shoes for Tbilisi's cobbled Old Town streets and hilltop climbs
- A warm layer or light jacket, even in summer, for the cooler Kazbegi highlands
- Sunscreen and sunglasses for daytime sightseeing at altitude
- A reusable water bottle for the Kazbegi and Kakheti excursions
- A power bank, since long sightseeing days leave little time for charging
- Modest clothing for visits to churches and monasteries, including a scarf for women
- A basic first-aid kit with essential medicines and motion sickness tablets
- A universal travel adapter, as Georgia uses Type C and Type F sockets
- A compact umbrella or lightweight rain jacket, especially during changeable weather
- Comfortable trousers or track pants for long mountain drives and outdoor activities
- A small day backpack for carrying water, documents, snacks and personal essentials
- Lip balm and moisturiser if you are travelling to colder or drier mountain areas
- A photocopy or digital copy of your passport, visa and travel insurance
- Some Georgian Lari in cash for small shops, local markets and places that may not accept cards
- A neck pillow or travel cushion for longer road journeys between destinations
Tips For Travellers Visiting Georgia
- Carry small denominations of Georgian Lari for local markets, taxis and tipping, as cards may not be accepted everywhere
- Book the Kazbegi excursion with some flexibility, as mountain weather can affect the 4x4 ride to Gergeti Trinity Church
- Try local specialities such as khachapuri, khinkali, lobio and churchkhela during your stay
- Keep your passport, e-Visa approval and hotel details easily accessible while travelling
- Learn a few basic Georgian greetings, as locals appreciate visitors making the effort
- Avoid scheduling tight connections on your departure day, as traffic around Tbilisi can be unpredictable
- Respect dress codes when visiting Sioni Cathedral, Bodbe Monastery and other religious sites
- Carry a light jacket when visiting mountain areas, even if Tbilisi feels warm
- Download offline maps before heading to rural areas where mobile connectivity may be limited
- Keep some cash with you for smaller restaurants, roadside stops and local vendors
- Check the weather forecast before travelling to Kazbegi and other high-altitude destinations
- Start sightseeing early to explore popular attractions with fewer crowds
- Use registered taxis or reputable ride-hailing services for getting around Tbilisi
- Leave enough space in your luggage for Georgian wine, souvenirs and local handicrafts
- Try Georgian wine in Kakheti, one of the country's most famous wine-producing regions
- Be prepared for winding mountain roads and carry motion sickness medication if needed
- Keep digital copies of your passport, visa, travel insurance and bookings on your phone
- Carry snacks and water during longer day trips, especially when travelling through mountain regions
- Check restaurant bills before paying and confirm whether a service charge has already been added
- Keep your itinerary flexible when visiting mountain regions, as weather conditions can change quickly
Read this blog for more information: Top 15 Tips for Visiting Georgia: A Complete Travel Guide for First-Time Travellers
Georgia Travel Information
- Currency: Georgian Lari (GEL)
- Cards: Widely accepted in Tbilisi hotels and restaurants, though cash is preferred in rural areas
- SIM: Local SIM cards are available at the airport and in Tbilisi for affordable data packages
- Internet: Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels, cafes, and restaurants across the itinerary
- Language: Georgian is the official language, with English spoken in most tourist-facing establishments
- Emergency Numbers: 112 for all emergency services
- Time Zone: Georgia Standard Time (GET), UTC+4
- Sockets: Type C and Type F, running on 220V
- Tipping: Not mandatory, though 10 percent is customary in restaurants and appreciated by guides and drivers
Plan Your Georgia Holiday
Ready to explore Georgia? From the historic streets of Tbilisi and scenic mountain landscapes to the wine region of Kakheti, a well-planned itinerary makes it easier to experience the country’s highlights. Explore our Best Georgia Tour Package for convenient itineraries, comfortable stays and sightseeing experiences designed to help you make the most of your Georgia holiday.
Who Is This Georgia Tour Designed For?
- Family Holidays: A well-paced mix of city walks, easy mountain excursions and cultural sites makes the itinerary suitable for different age groups.
- Couple Getaways: Romantic Sighnaghi and the scenic mountain landscapes of Kazbegi create a memorable setting for couples.
- Group Escapes: Sightseeing, wine tasting and free time offer a good balance for friends travelling together.
- Independent Explorers: Private transfers and a dedicated guide make the journey easier and more convenient for solo travellers. Additionally, check out our Georgia tour package for couples.
- Relaxed Senior Trips: Private vehicle transfers and a manageable pace allow senior travellers to explore Georgia comfortably without feeling rushed.
Can This Package Be Customized?
Yes, this Georgia 5 days tour package can be tailored into a custom tour or private package to match your preferences. If you are looking for a custom itinerary, our team can arrange extra nights in Tbilisi, Kazbegi, or Batumi, hotel upgrades to premium or luxury properties, a private guide dedicated solely to your group, and changes to the destinations covered based on your interests. Whether you want to extend into Svaneti, add a Black Sea stop in Batumi, or simply adjust the pace of the trip, we can build a private package around your requirements. Reach out to our team to discuss customisation options before booking.
Reasons to Choose This Georgia 5 days tour package
- A curated route that covers Tbilisi, Kazbegi, and Kakheti without overcrowding the schedule
- Handpicked 3-star and 4-star hotels selected for comfort and location
- Private transfers throughout, removing the stress of navigating public transport in an unfamiliar country
- An English-speaking guide accompanying every sightseeing day
- A itinerary that balances heritage sites, mountain scenery, and wine country in a single trip
- Transparent pricing with no hidden costs beyond the stated exclusions
- Flexibility to customise the package if you want to extend your stay or upgrade your experience
Why Choose Travel Saga Tourism for Georgia 5 days tour package
Travel Saga Tourism has built its reputation on dependable, well-organised international holiday packages, and our Georgia 5 days tour package reflects that same standard. Every itinerary is planned with verified hotel partners, licensed local guides, and private transfers, so you are not left managing logistics on unfamiliar roads. Our team remains available 24x7 throughout your trip, ready to assist with anything from a delayed flight to a last-minute itinerary question. With years of experience curating international tour packages and a genuine understanding of what makes each destination worth visiting, we aim to make your Georgia trip smooth from the first enquiry to your return flight home.
How To Book And Pay?
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Conclusion
Georgia offers a great mix of history, culture, mountains and local experiences, making it an ideal destination for a short international holiday. This Georgia tour package covers the country's key highlights, from the historic streets of Tbilisi and the stunning landscapes of Kazbegi to the peaceful vineyards of Kakheti. The itinerary is planned to give you a good mix of sightseeing and leisure without making each day feel rushed.
With private transfers, a dedicated English-speaking guide, comfortable hotels and round-the-clock support from Travel Saga Tourism, you can enjoy your holiday without worrying about the everyday travel arrangements. You will have the opportunity to explore historic landmarks, visit beautiful churches and monasteries, taste authentic Georgian cuisine and experience the country's unique hospitality along the way.
Whether you are travelling as a couple, with family or visiting Georgia for the first time, this package provides a convenient way to explore the destination in just five days. Get in touch with Travel Saga Tourism to check availability, discuss your travel requirements and book your Georgia 5 days tour package.
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Four nights and five days is enough to cover Tbilisi, Kazbegi, and Kakheti comfortably without rushing between destinations. The package includes hotel accommodation, daily breakfast, private airport transfers, a private vehicle for sightseeing, an English-speaking guide, and all entry tickets mentioned in the itinerary. No, international flights are not included and must be booked separately. Yes, most travellers require a Georgia e-Visa, which can be applied for online through the official government portal. April to June and September to October offer the best weather for this itinerary, though the package is available year-round. Yes, the Kazbegi day trip, including a 4x4 ride to Gergeti Trinity Church, is included in the itinerary. Yes, we offer customisation including extra nights, hotel upgrades, private guides, and destination changes on request. The package uses handpicked 3-star and 4-star hotels in Tbilisi and Kazbegi, based on your selected category. Daily breakfast is included, while lunch and dinner are excluded unless specifically stated. Payment can be made through a POS credit or debit card machine or a secure online payment link. Cancellation charges range from 50 percent to 100 percent of the package cost depending on how close to the departure date the cancellation is made. No, travel insurance is not included and is recommended as a separate purchase. We recommend booking at least 30 days in advance to avoid higher advance payment requirements and ensure hotel availability. Most travellers arrive at and depart from Tbilisi International Airport for this itinerary. Yes, our team provides 24x7 support throughout your Georgia 5 days tour package.
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