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THE OPEN ROAD

Go far. Leave room to wander.

Three flexible journeys to help connect Georgia’s mountains, cities, coast and wine country.

Generated illustration of landscape along The northern road
01 / 4 days

The northern road

Tbilisi → Mtskheta → Stepantsminda

Suggested pace

  1. Start in Tbilisi: old streets, markets and a long evening meal.
  2. Head north through Mtskheta and the mountain road, allowing time for stops.
  3. Spend an unhurried day near Stepantsminda, with Gergeti as a focal point.
  4. Return with room for a short walk or weather-related changes.
Why take this route: Best for first-time visitors who want mountain scenery without a packed schedule.
Generated illustration of landscape along Mountains to the Black Sea
02 / 7 days

Mountains to the Black Sea

Tbilisi → Kutaisi → Batumi → Adjara

Suggested pace

  1. Explore Tbilisi and its neighbourhoods.
  2. Move west through the country; overnight near Kutaisi.
  3. Explore Imereti’s caves, green valleys or cultural sites.
  4. Continue to the Black Sea and spend time on Batumi’s seafront.
  5. Travel inland towards Adjara’s hills and villages.
  6. Set aside a flexible day for coastal weather and local food.
  7. Finish with a relaxed onward journey.
Why take this route: Best for travellers who enjoy changing landscapes and a mix of city, nature and coast.
Generated illustration of landscape along The quiet wine road
03 / 5 days

The quiet wine road

Tbilisi → Telavi → Alazani Valley

Suggested pace

  1. Leave Tbilisi for Kakheti, taking time for the countryside.
  2. Explore Telavi and nearby viewpoints.
  3. Visit wineries or family marani by prior arrangement.
  4. Balance heritage stops with a slow afternoon in the valley.
  5. Return to Tbilisi at an easy pace.
Why take this route: Best for food, culture and conversations; always arrange a sober driver.

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