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Georgia Solo Travel Package
Why Visit Georgia, and Is It Safe for Solo Travellers?
Georgia consistently ranks among the safest and most welcoming countries for solo travellers. Tbilisi is an extremely walkable capital with a well-connected public transport network, an active café culture, and a population known for its hospitality. English is widely spoken in tourist areas, making navigation comfortable for first-time visitors.
Solo travel in Georgia is not just feasible — it is genuinely enjoyable. You can hike to a 14th-century church above the clouds in Kazbegi, sip amber wine in a Kakheti cellar, and wander through Old Tbilisi's colourful balconied lanes entirely at your own pace. The country has low crime rates, a strong tourism infrastructure, and a culture that treats guests with extraordinary warmth.
Beyond safety, Georgia offers extraordinary value for solo travellers. Your money stretches further here than almost anywhere else in Europe or Central Asia, without compromising on quality of food, accommodation, or experiences. Book your Georgia solo tour package with Travel Saga Tourism today and let our travel experts create a personalised itinerary that gives you the freedom to explore Georgia with complete confidence.
Package Summary
 Highlights
 Tbilisi city tour, dedicated Mtskheta day, Kazbegi overnight, Kakheti wine country
 Customisation
 Available on request
 Starting Price
 4 Nights / 5 Days –AED 2,000 per person (3-star, off-season)
 5 Nights / 6 Days –AED 2,292 per person (3-star, off-season)
 Transfers
 Private airport transfers + private sightseeing vehicle
 Meals
 Daily breakfast
 Destinations Covered
 Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Kazbegi, Kakheti, Sighnaghi
4 Nights / 5 Days
Inclusions and Exclusions
Inclusions
- 4 nights accommodation in preferred 3-star or 4-star hotels (single room)
- Daily breakfast at the hotel
- Private airport transfers on arrival and departure
- All sightseeing transfers in a private, air-conditioned vehicle
- English-speaking professional local guide for all sightseeing days
- Cable car ride to Narikala Fortress, Tbilisi
- 4x4 vehicle ride to Gergeti Trinity Church, Kazbegi
- Wine tasting session at KTW Winery, Kakheti
- Entry tickets to all monuments mentioned in the itinerary
- All applicable local taxes and service charges
- Dedicated WhatsApp support for solo traveller assistance
- 24/7 Travel Saga Tourism support throughout the trip
Exclusions
- International flights (to Tbilisi and return)
- Georgia e-Visa fee
- Travel insuranceÂ
- Lunch and dinner (unless specifically mentioned)
- Personal expenses — shopping, tips, personal activities
- Optional activities such as sulphur bath, paragliding, and rafting
- Additional food and beverages beyond the included tasting
- GST and TCS as applicable
Itinerary
Day 1 — Arrival in Tbilisi
Arrive at Tbilisi International Airport, meet your Travel Saga Tourism representative, and transfer to your centrally located hotel to settle in and explore the neighbourhood at your own pace.
Day 2 — Tbilisi City Tour
Guided tour covering Narikala Fortress by cable car, Old Town lanes, Metekhi Church, Sioni Cathedral, Anchiskhati Basilica, Bridge of Peace, and Abanotubani — with a free afternoon to explore independently.
Day 3 — Kazbegi
Drive to Kazbegi via Ananuri Fortress and Zhinvali Reservoir; take the iconic 4x4 ride up to Gergeti Trinity Church with sweeping views of Mount Kazbek.
Day 4 — Mtskheta and Kakheti
Visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery in Mtskheta, then head to Kakheti for a wine tasting at KTW Winery and a walk through the hilltop town of Sighnaghi.
Day 5 — Free Morning and Departure
Relaxed morning in Tbilisi for last-minute exploration, local markets, or a traditional breakfast before airport transfer.
Highlights
- Guided Tbilisi Old Town walking tour with a local expert
- Cable car ascent to Narikala Fortress
- Gergeti Trinity Church via 4x4, with views of Mount Kazbek
- Mtskheta UNESCO World Heritage Site — Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery
- Wine tasting at KTW Winery, Kakheti
- Free time built into each day for personal exploration
- Solo-friendly hotels in central, walkable locations
- WhatsApp and 24/7 support from Travel Saga Tourism
Preferred Hotels
- Tbilisi (3 nights): 3-Star — Gallery Palace Hotel / New Tiflis Hotel 4-Star — Biography Hotel Tbilisi / 21 Hotel Tbilisi
- Kazbegi (1 night): 3-Star — Kazbegi Inn / Old Kazbegi Hotel 4-Star — Rooms Hotel Kazbegi (Standard Room)
PricingÂ
| Hotel Category | Peak Season (Apr–Jun & Sep–Oct) | Off Season (Jan–Mar, Jul–Aug, Nov–Dec) |
| 3-Star | AED 2,292 | AED 2,000 |
| 4-Star | AED 2,583 | AED 2,375 |
Prices are for single occupancy and exclude flights, visa, and insurance.
5 Nights / 6 Days
Inclusions and Exclusions
Inclusions
- 5 nights accommodation in preferred 3-star or 4-star hotels (single room)
- Daily breakfast at the hotel
- Private airport transfers on arrival and departure
- All sightseeing transfers in a private, air-conditioned vehicle
- English-speaking professional local guide for all sightseeing days
- Cable car ride to Narikala Fortress, Tbilisi
- 4x4 vehicle ride to Gergeti Trinity Church, Kazbegi
- Wine tasting session at KTW Winery, Kakheti
- Entry tickets to all monuments mentioned in the itinerary
- All applicable local taxes and service charges
- Dedicated WhatsApp support for solo traveller assistance
- 24/7 Travel Saga Tourism support throughout the trip
Exclusions
- International flights (to Tbilisi and return)
- Georgia e-Visa fee
- Travel insuranceÂ
- Lunch and dinner (unless specifically mentioned)
- Personal expenses, tips, and shopping
- Optional activities such as sulphur bath, paragliding, and rafting
- Additional food and beverages
- GST and TCS as applicable
Itinerary
Day 1 — Arrival in Tbilisi
Arrive at Tbilisi International Airport, receive orientation from your Travel Saga Tourism representative including local SIM card tips and app guidance, then spend the evening exploring freely.
Day 2 — Tbilisi City Tour
Guided tour covering Narikala Fortress by cable car, Old Town, Metekhi Church, Anchiskhati Basilica, Sioni Cathedral, Bridge of Peace, and Abanotubani — afternoon free for independent exploration.
Day 3 — Mtskheta
Half-day excursion to Mtskheta — Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery — returning to Tbilisi by afternoon with free time to explore the Dry Bridge antique market or Rustaveli Avenue.
Day 4 — Kazbegi
Early departure via Ananuri Fortress and Zhinvali Reservoir; 4x4 to Gergeti Trinity Church in Kazbegi with free time to explore the mountain terrain; overnight in Kazbegi.
Day 5 — Kakheti Wine Country
Drive from Kazbegi to Kakheti; wine tasting at KTW Winery including Georgian chacha; visit Bodbe Monastery and Sighnaghi; free evening in Tbilisi upon return.
Day 6 — Leisure Morning and Departure
Relaxed breakfast, souvenir shopping at local markets, and airport transfer at the designated time.
Highlights
- Extended itinerary for deeper exploration of Georgia
- Dedicated half-day excursion to Mtskheta UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Overnight stay in Kazbegi — wake up to mountain views
- Kakheti wine country with winery tour and chacha tasting
- Bodbe Monastery and Sighnaghi hilltop town visit
- Local SIM card and safety briefing by representative on arrival
- Flexible pace with free time built into each day
- Ideal for first-time solo international travellers
Preferred Hotels
- Tbilisi (4 nights): 3-Star — Gallery Palace Hotel / New Tiflis Hotel 4-Star — Biography Hotel Tbilisi / 21 Hotel Tbilisi
- Kazbegi (1 night): 3-Star — Kazbegi Inn / Old Kazbegi Hotel 4-Star — Rooms Hotel Kazbegi (Standard Room)
Pricing
| Hotel Category | Peak Season (Apr–Jun & Sep–Oct) | Off Season (Jan–Mar, Jul–Aug, Nov–Dec) |
| 3-Star | AED 2,625 | AED 2,292 |
| 4-Star | AED 2,917 | AED 2,583 |
Prices are for single occupancy and exclude flights, visa, and insurance.
Policies
Booking Policy
- Advance Payment: An advance payment is required to confirm the booking if the travel is within 30 days. However, a partial amount will be sufficient if the travel is planned more than 30 days ahead. The amount may vary depending on the season and package selected.
- Non-Refundable Services: Certain services are non-refundable, including visa fees and non-refundable hotel bookings.
- Price Changes: Prices are subject to change if confirmation from the guest is delayed.
- Balance Payment: If partial payment is made, the remaining balance must be paid at least 30 days before travel.
- Guest Information: Guests must provide all required information. Travel Saga Tourism will not be responsible for issues or missing documents due to incomplete or incorrect details. Know more about booking policy.
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellations made 30 days or more before the departure date will incur a cancellation charge of 50% of the overall package cost
- Cancellations made between 29 and 15 days before the departure date will incur a cancellation charge of 80% of the overall package cost
- Cancellations made between 14 to 1 day(s) before the departure date will incur a cancellation charge of 100% of the overall package cost
- Visa Fee: The visa fee is non-refundable under any circumstances
Refund Policy
- Refunds will be initiated once the cancellation is confirmed
- It may take 7–14 working days for the amount to reflect in your account
- You will be notified once the refund is processed by our team
- Refunds will be issued through the original payment method used (Cash, Bank Transfer, Credit Card, or Debit Card)
- Any delay in the amount reflecting should be followed up with your bank directly
- If the refund does not appear in your account within the specified time, you may contact us for assistance
Best Time to Visit Georgia
Georgia is a year-round destination, but the experience changes significantly with the seasons.
Spring (April to June)
Spring is the most popular time to visit. The landscape is green, the weather is mild and pleasant, and mountain routes to Kazbegi are fully accessible. This is peak season, and for good reason — it is Georgia at its most beautiful.
Summer (July to August)
Summer brings warmer temperatures, ideal for those who enjoy the heat. The mountain regions remain comfortable, and Kakheti's vineyards are lush. Tbilisi can get warm, but evenings are lively and enjoyable.
Autumn (September to October)
Autumn is the second peak period and arguably the best time for wine lovers. The grape harvest season in Kakheti turns the vineyards golden, and the weather remains perfect for sightseeing. The Rtveli wine harvest festival is a highlight of the calendar.
Winter (November to March)
Winter is the off-season for most destinations, but Georgia offers a different kind of charm. Tbilisi is quiet and atmospheric, Mtskheta and the Old Town look stunning in the cold, and ski resorts such as Gudauri come alive. Expect some mountain road closures in January and February.
Key destinations by season: Tbilisi is excellent all year. Kazbegi is best from April to October. Kakheti peaks in autumn. Mtskheta is ideal in spring and autumn. Read this for more information: Month-by-Month Georgia Trip Planner: Weather, Crowds & Budget
How to Reach Georgia
Georgia's main international gateway is Tbilisi International Airport (TBS), located approximately 18 kilometres from the city centre. Most international travellers arrive here, and your Travel Saga Tourism representative will meet you at arrivals for a private transfer to your hotel.
Kutaisi International Airport (KUT) is a secondary option that serves several budget carriers and is worth considering if you plan to explore western Georgia.
Average flight duration from major Indian cities:
- From Mumbai: approximately 5.5 to 7 hours (with one stop)
- From Delhi: approximately 5 to 6.5 hours (with one stop)
- From Bangalore: approximately 7 to 9 hours (with one stop)
Direct non-stop flights from India to Tbilisi are limited, but connections through Dubai, Istanbul, Abu Dhabi, and Doha are frequent and well-timed.Â
What to Pack for Your Solo Trip to Georgia
- Clothing: Carry layers. Tbilisi can be warm while Kazbegi is significantly cooler, even in summer. A windproof jacket is essential for mountain days. Comfortable walking shoes are a must for Old Town's cobblestone streets.
- Documents: Passport with at least 6 months of validity, Georgia e-Visa confirmation, travel insurance documents, and copies of hotel bookings.
- Tech: A universal travel adapter, a power bank for full-day sightseeing, and headphones for long drives. Download the Bolt app for taxi rides in Tbilisi before you arrive.
- Health and Personal: Any prescription medication, sunscreen for mountain excursions, and a small first-aid kit. Georgia has good pharmacies in cities, but stock up on essentials before heading to Kazbegi.
- Money: Georgian Lari (GEL) is the local currency. ATMs are widely available in Tbilisi. Carry some cash for smaller towns and markets.
- Optional: A light day backpack for sightseeing days, a reusable water bottle, and a journal — Georgia will give you plenty to write about.
Tips for Solo Travellers Visiting Georgia
- Use the Bolt app: It is Georgia's most reliable and affordable ride-hailing app. Set it up before or immediately upon arrival in Tbilisi.
- Get a local SIM card: Available at the airport on arrival, a local data SIM is affordable and makes navigation and communication far easier.
- Keep your Travel Saga Tourism WhatsApp contact handy: Your dedicated support contact is there for any question, concern, or guidance you need throughout the trip.
- Respect church dress codes: When visiting Svetitskhoveli, Jvari, or other Orthodox churches, shoulders and knees should be covered. Scarves and wraps are often available at the entrance.
- Start mornings early: Kazbegi and Mtskheta are best in the early hours before the midday sun and any afternoon crowds. Your itinerary is built with this in mind.
- Try Georgian food freely: Khinkali (dumplings), khachapuri (cheese bread), and pkhali (walnut-herb vegetable dishes) are safe, delicious, and widely available. Georgian cuisine is one of the great surprises of this trip.
- Be confident on cobblestones: Old Tbilisi's streets are beautiful but uneven. Comfortable, well-soled footwear is worth prioritising over style.
- Carry local currency for small purchases: Most restaurants and hotels in Tbilisi accept cards, but bazaars, smaller cafés, and Kazbegi vendors often prefer cash.
Read this for more information: Is Georgia Safe for Solo Travelers? Essential Safety Guide
Reasons to Choose This Georgia Solo Travel Package
- Perfect Short International Holiday Georgia is geographically close, visa-accessible, and delivers an incredibly diverse experience in just 5 to 6 days. It is one of the best short international breaks available without requiring an extended leave.
- Carefully Planned Itinerary Every day in the Georgia Solo Travel Package is structured to give you the highlights while leaving room for personal exploration. The balance between guided sightseeing and free time is intentional.
- Great for Solo Travellers of All Ages Whether you are in your twenties exploring independently for the first time or a seasoned traveller looking for a new destination, this package is designed to work for a wide range of solo travellers comfortably.
- Comfortable Hotel Stays All hotels are centrally located, solo-friendly, and selected for their walkability and amenities. Single-room pricing is transparent with no hidden supplements.
- Hassle-Free Travel Planning Flights booked, visa sorted, travel insurance arranged — arrive in Tbilisi and let the package take care of the rest. Private transfers, guided tours, and pre-arranged entries mean zero logistical stress.
- Popular Destination for Independent Travellers Georgia is one of the fastest-growing solo travel destinations in the world, loved for its safety, affordability, and sheer variety of experiences across mountains, cities, vineyards, and heritage sites.
- Expert Travel Support Travel Saga Tourism provides dedicated WhatsApp support and 24/7 on-ground assistance throughout your trip. You are travelling solo — but you are never without support.
- Option to Customise Your Trip Prefer a different hotel category, want to add an extra night, or looking to include optional experiences such as paragliding or a sulphur bath? The Georgia tour packages can be tailored to suit your preferences on request.
Why Choose Travel Saga Tourism for Your Georgia Solo Travel Package
Travel Saga Tourism is a UAE-based travel company with a proven track record of putting together international travel experiences that work. The Georgia Solo Travel Package is not an off-the-shelf group tour — it is a private, carefully designed itinerary built around what solo travellers actually need: independence with structure, comfort without compromise, and support without intrusion.
Every element of this package — from the selection of centrally located hotels to the professional English-speaking guides, private transfers, and dedicated WhatsApp support — is chosen with the solo traveller's experience in mind. Travel Saga Tourism works with trusted local partners in Georgia to deliver consistent, high-quality service throughout your stay.
Our team understands that solo travel is personal. We do not push you into group settings or compromise your pace. You travel on your terms, with a team that has done the groundwork so you can focus entirely on the experience.
With competitive pricing, transparent inclusions, flexible customisation, and a reputation for reliability, Travel Saga Tourism is the right partner for your Georgia solo trip.
How to Book and Pay
To keep the booking experience smooth and comfortable, here are all the details to book and pay for your Georgia Solo Travel Package. You can visit the website and make the reservation, or connect with the sales team directly. Enjoy your journey with Travel Saga Tourism's international tour packages.
Contact Us
- Phone: +971 4 268 4645
- WhatsApp: +971 50 339 9740
- Email: booking@travelsaga.com
Payment Options
- POS credit/debit card machine
- Secure online payment link
We Accept
MasterCard | Visa | American Express | UnionPay
Conclusion
Travelling solo doesn't mean travelling alone when you have the right team supporting your journey. With the Georgia Solo Travel Package by Travel Saga Tourism, you enjoy expertly planned itineraries, comfortable accommodation, seamless airport transfers, and thoughtfully selected sightseeing experiences that allow you to discover the country's highlights with complete peace of mind. From the charming streets of Tbilisi to the spectacular Caucasus Mountains, every part of your journey is designed to be convenient, safe, and memorable.
Whether you're planning your first solo international holiday or returning to Georgia for another adventure, Travel Saga Tourism ensures a smooth travel experience from the moment you book until you return home. Our flexible packages, experienced travel specialists, quality accommodations, and dedicated customer support make planning effortless while giving you the freedom to explore at your own pace. Don't wait to experience one of Europe's most rewarding solo travel destinations—book your Georgia Solo Travel Package with Travel Saga Tourism today and start creating unforgettable memories with a travel partner you can trust.
FAQs
Q. What is included in the Georgia Solo Travel Package?
The package includes accommodation in a single room, daily breakfast, private airport transfers, private sightseeing vehicle, an English-speaking guide, cable car to Narikala Fortress, 4x4 to Gergeti Trinity Church, wine tasting at KTW Winery, entry tickets, and 24/7 support.
Q. Is Georgia safe for solo travellers?
Yes. Georgia is widely recognised as one of the safest countries for solo travel, with low crime rates, a welcoming local culture, and a well-developed tourism infrastructure in cities and popular destinations.
Q. What are the available durations for this package?
Two options are available — 4 Nights / 5 Days (Georgia Solo Discovery) and 5 Nights / 6 Days (Georgia Solo Explorer).
Q. What is the starting price for the Georgia Solo Travel Package?
The package starts from AED 2,000 per person for the 4N/5D option with 3-star hotels during off-season travel.
Q. Are flights included in the package?
No. International flights are not included. The package covers land-only services from arrival at Tbilisi International Airport.
Q. Is travel insurance mandatory?
Yes. Travel insurance is mandatory and is not included in the package. The estimated cost is approximately INR 800–1,200 per person.
Q. Do I need a visa to visit Georgia?
Most nationalities require a Georgia e-Visa, which must be arranged independently. The visa fee is not included in the package.
Q. What is the difference between the 4N/5D and 5N/6D packages?
The 5N/6D package includes a dedicated half-day excursion to Mtskheta, an overnight stay in Kazbegi, a fuller Kakheti itinerary including Bodbe Monastery, and an additional night in Tbilisi, offering a more in-depth Georgia experience.
Q. Will I be travelling in a group or privately?
All transfers and sightseeing are private. You travel entirely at your own pace with a dedicated vehicle and guide.
Q. Can I customise the Georgia Solo Travel Package?
Yes. The package can be adjusted to include additional nights, different hotel categories, or optional activities such as paragliding, sulphur baths, or rafting. Contact the Travel Saga Tourism team to discuss your preferences.
Q. What hotels are used in the package?
In Tbilisi, options include Gallery Palace Hotel or New Tiflis Hotel (3-star) and Biography Hotel Tbilisi or 21 Hotel Tbilisi (4-star). In Kazbegi, options include Kazbegi Inn or Old Kazbegi Hotel (3-star) and Rooms Hotel Kazbegi (4-star).
Q. What is the best time to book a Georgia solo trip?
Peak season runs from April to June and September to October. For the best pricing, consider travelling during the off-season months of January to March, July to August, or November to December.
Q. Are meals other than breakfast included?
No. Only daily breakfast is included. Lunch and dinner are at your own expense, giving you the flexibility to explore local restaurants independently.
Q. What support is available during the trip?
Travel Saga Tourism provides a dedicated WhatsApp support contact and 24/7 on-ground assistance throughout the duration of your trip.
Q. How do I book the Georgia Solo Travel Package with Travel Saga Tourism?
You can book via the Travel Saga Tourism website or by contacting the sales team directly by phone, WhatsApp, or email. Payment options include POS card machines and secure online payment links.
