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Travel destinations & guides

Sakhva Travel runs authored tours and excursions across Georgia. To help you plan the whole trip, we put together short guides to popular destinations: visas, best seasons, what to see and how much it costs. We don’t sell tours to these countries — but if your route runs through Georgia, the Georgian part is on us.

A quick word on each destination

Turkey — beaches from May to October plus Istanbul and Cappadocia; visa-free for many nationalities, and just two hours by air from Tbilisi. Egypt — a year-round Red Sea escape (Hurghada, Sharm el-Sheikh) with warm winters and diving. UAE — Dubai and Abu Dhabi for shopping, modern landmarks and desert safaris, best from November to March. Thailand and Vietnam — long-haul Southeast Asia with dry seasons roughly November to April. Maldives — honeymoon-grade atolls and overwater villas. Cyprus — an easy Mediterranean beach break with a short flight. Armenia and Azerbaijan — neighbouring Caucasus countries that pair naturally with Georgia into one Caucasus trip. Abkhazia — the subtropical Black Sea coast reached overland through Georgia.

Our main focus — Georgia

Georgia is what we know inside out and guide ourselves since 2023. Popular routes: private tours across Georgia. First time here? See a 7-day itinerary, the best time to visit and Georgia on a budget.

Turkey — frequently asked questions

It depends on your nationality. Russian citizens have visa-free entry for up to 60 days by air. Many other nationalities also have visa-free or e-visa access — check before booking.
Beach season is May–October. For Istanbul and Cappadocia, April–May and September–October are more comfortable. July–August are the hottest and priciest.
Roughly from €800 a week independently and €1,500–2,000 for an all-inclusive package in high season.
Yes. Istanbul to Tbilisi is about 2 hours by air. Many travellers add Georgia after Turkey. We run tours of Georgia and help plan the route.

Planning a trip through Georgia?

Tell us your dates and route — we'll take care of the Georgian leg with a private guide.