Private tours across Georgia with a local English-speaking guide: Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Kakheti, Mtskheta, Kutaisi, Batumi, Borjomi. Groups up to 7, pay on the day.
Georgia tours are not just a list of landmarks. This is a country you cannot truly understand from a guidebook. Within a single kilometre, everything changes — the landscape, the scent, the language, the food. The Kazbegi mountains are capped in eternal snow while grapes ripen in Kakheti. Mtskheta preserves two thousand years of Christian history while modern Tbilisi blends cultures with the easy confidence of a port city. That is exactly why private tours of Georgia with a local guide offer something no self-guided trip can replicate: context, unexpected stops, and a conversation about the country with someone who actually lives here.
Georgia is a small country but extraordinarily diverse. One day — mountains. The next — sea. The day after — medieval monasteries surrounded by vineyards. We cover all key regions with private routes departing from Tbilisi.
The Old Town with sulphur baths and Narikala fortress, the Mtkvari riverside at night, panoramic tours covering every neighbourhood. Tbilisi is the departure point for all Georgia routes and a destination in itself for 2-3 days.
Alazani valley, vineyards, qvevri wine, Sighnaghi — the "city of love", Bodbe Monastery. Kakheti produces 70% of all Georgian wine and is a must for any Georgia tour if you appreciate what goes in a glass.
Georgian Military Highway, Ananuri fortress, Gergeti Trinity Church at 2,170 m with Mount Kazbek as a backdrop. The most popular one-day tour in Georgia — the postcard image of the country.
The first capital of Georgia and the country's spiritual heart. Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, Jvari Monastery, and the confluence of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers — three UNESCO sites just 20 minutes from Tbilisi. The best short day tour in Georgia.
12 private routes — from short city walks to multi-day tours. Every itinerary was crafted by guide Timur based on experience with over 500 guests.
| Route | Region | Duration | Price from | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mtskheta | Mtskheta-Mtianeti | 3-4 hours | ₾77/person | Day trip |
| Old Tbilisi | Tbilisi | 3-4 hours | ₾71/person | Walking |
| Night Tbilisi | Tbilisi | 2-3 hours | ₾94/person | Evening |
| Digital Nomad | Tbilisi | 3-4 hours | ₾123/person | City |
| Tbilisi Overview | Tbilisi | 5-6 hours | ₾135/person | Car + walking |
| Kakheti | Kakheti | 10-12 hours | ₾170/person | Day trip |
| Kazbegi | Mtskheta-Mtianeti | 10-12 hours | ₾175/person | Day trip |
| Borjomi | Samtskhe-Javakheti | 10-11 hours | ₾178/person | Day trip |
| Batumi | Adjara | 15 hours | ₾201/person | Day trip |
| Kutaisi | Imereti | 12-13 hours | ₾183/person | Day trip |
| Tour + family dinner | Tbilisi | 5-6 hours | ₾213/person | Gastro |
| Slow Travel 3 days | All Georgia | 3 days | ₾595/person | Multi-day |
* Prices are valid for 2026. Include guide, transport and entrance fees. Payment on the day of the tour — card or cash.
Georgia is open year-round, but each season reveals the country differently. Here is what to expect on a Georgia tour at different times of year.
Tbilisi turns green, Kazbegi opens after winter, Kakheti is in bloom. Temperatures +15–22°C — perfect for walking tours. Fewer crowds in April, maximum freedom on the routes. The best time for Georgia tours without overheating or queues.
Tbilisi gets hot (+35°C) but Kazbegi stays cool — that is why mountain tours in Georgia are especially popular in summer. Batumi and the Black Sea coast are at their peak. High season: book tours in advance. Kakheti harvest in August-September.
Rtveli — the Georgian grape harvest in September. Kakheti blazes red and gold — the best time for wine tours in Georgia. Autumn scenery in Kazbegi surpasses summer. Temperatures +14–24°C. The second-best season after spring.
Tbilisi is mild (+5–10°C) and nearly tourist-free. Kazbegi becomes a winter fairytale — Gergeti Trinity Church in snow is breathtaking. Gudauri ski resort is nearby. Winter tours in Georgia are cheaper, and the Old City has a special atmosphere.
Transparent pricing — no hidden extras. Here is exactly what is covered in every Sakhva Travel tour and what you pay separately.
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Payment on the day of the tour — cash or card transfer. No prepayment required. Multi-day tours require a partial deposit on booking.
Sakhva Travel private tours are not bus tours with a microphone and a line of strangers. Here is the real difference.
Sakhva Travel — private guide
Bus tours — group excursions
Private Georgia tours cost more than bus tours, but the difference in experience is fundamental. Guide Timur has lived in Tbilisi since 2023 and shows Georgia the way a local sees it: an unmarked café in an Old Town alley, a viewpoint above the Mtkvari that no tour group visits, a family in Kakheti who share their own wine for real.
Private tours of Georgia work for many kinds of travellers — from families with children to digital nomads and experienced wanderers.
Routes adapt to the family's pace. Narikala fortress, Prometheus Cave, cable car — kids love it. Comfortable air-conditioned minivan for longer trips.
Night Tbilisi, an evening wine tasting in Kakheti, dinner with a Georgian family. Romantic Georgia tours for two — without crowds or rushing.
Join a small group or book a private individual tour of Georgia. Guide Timur helps you find your footing and answers all practical questions along the way.
Special Tbilisi tour covering co-working spaces, banking without queues, the best neighbourhoods to rent, cafés with gigabit Wi-Fi. Get up to speed fast.
If Georgia is your new home, private tours help you understand the country — its history, culture, and way of life — in a way no online article can.
Khachapuri, khinkali, churchkhela, qvevri wine. Gastro tours of Georgia with market visits, home dinners, and tastings — the deepest way into Georgian culture.
Message Timur — reply within 15 minutes. Free cancellation up to 24h. Pay on the day. Groups up to 7.
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