Things to do in Georgia
From cellar-door wine tastings in Kakheti to medieval tower treks in Svaneti, Georgia rewards travellers with experiences for every temperament.
Signature experiences
The six categories that define why travellers come to Georgia — and what makes the country genuinely different from the rest of the Caucasus.
Wine and vineyards
8,000 years of winemaking, qvevri cellars and family-run estates across Kakheti and beyond.
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Food and cooking
Khachapuri, khinkali, supra feasts, regional cuisines and hands-on classes in Tbilisi kitchens.
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Hiking and trekking
The Caucasus on foot — Mestia–Ushguli, Juta–Chaukhi, and wild valleys in Tusheti.
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Culture and heritage
Ancient churches, polyphonic singing, cave monasteries and the layered history of the Caucasus.
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Adventure
Paragliding above Gudauri, horseback expeditions, jeep safaris and canyoning in the highlands.
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Winter sports
Georgia's growing ski scene — Gudauri, Bakuriani, Goderdzi and off-piste in Svaneti.
6 guidesMore ways to experience Georgia
Specialist interests and niche itineraries — cave-city day trips, coastal summers, wellness getaways and Georgia's famously late-night wine bars.
Caves and canyons
Prometheus Cave, Martvili Canyon, Vardzia and Uplistsikhe — Georgia's subterranean and vertical wonders.
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Wellness and thermal baths
Tbilisi's sulfur baths, Borjomi mineral springs and the Soviet spa town of Tskaltubo.
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Black Sea coast
Batumi, Kobuleti and the magnetic sands of Ureki — Georgia's subtropical seaside.
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Nightlife and bars
Wine bars in Tbilisi, Bassiani and the techno scene, pub crawls and summer venues in Batumi.
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Family-friendly
Activities that work for kids — canyon boats, funiculars, theme parks and cooking classes.
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