An adapted programme
The tour for seniors differs from the standard one above all in its pace. No hurry — there's time to sit in a café, chat with locals and take in the details. The guide stops as many times as the group needs.
The routes are chosen to minimise walking. Narikala — by car to the gates. Kakheti — with stops every 1.5 hours. Steep climbs and cobbles are avoided wherever there's an alternative.
Transport is a comfortable minivan or Toyota sedan with air conditioning and soft seats. The guide helps you get in and out where needed.
Popular routes
The most popular: Tbilisi on foot (no steep climbs), Mtskheta (fully accessible), Kakheti with a tasting (gentle terrain), Borjomi (a park with level paths).
The guide contacts the group in advance and asks about any health considerations, so the route is not just safe but comfortable. Read more: Georgia for seniors: tips and routes.
The route is adapted: a minimum of walking uphill, stops every 1.5-2 hours, air conditioning in the car. Mtskheta + the (therapeutic) sulphur baths is the ideal option. Sulphur baths are good for the joints; the water is +37-40°C.
Frequently asked questions
How physically demanding is the tour for seniors?
The programme is adapted: short walking distances, transport to all the key spots, frequent rest stops. The tour is comfortable for people of any age.
Are there discounts for seniors?
Many museums in Georgia offer reduced or free tickets for older visitors. The guide will tell you where discounts apply.
Are special health needs taken into account?
Yes, let us know about any health limitations when booking — the route will be adjusted, with accessible locations and a suitable pace.
How much does the tour for seniors cost and what's included?
The tour costs from ₾145 per person. The price includes a local guide and a comfortable air-conditioned car, so you don't have to walk between stops, plus a relaxed route with frequent breaks. Entrance tickets and lunch are paid separately on site. The pace is entirely up to you: no rush. 10% prepayment, the balance in cash in lari on the day of the tour.
Are there toilets and places to rest along the route?
Yes, we build the route with this in mind: stops at cafés and places with toilets every 40–60 minutes, benches and shade for a breather. Where possible, we replace climbs with the cable car or by driving right up to the spot. If you need to sit down or rest more often, just say so — no awkwardness at all. Your comfort matters more than the number of sights.
Can I come if long walks are hard for me or I have joint problems?
Yes. Most stops on this tour are accessible straight from the car or with a minimal walk on level ground. There are no long walks or steep stairs, and where they can't be avoided we'll offer an alternative or wait for you somewhere comfortable. Tell us in advance about any problems with joints, blood pressure or breathing — we'll choose locations that aren't strenuous and allow extra time.
10:00 — Mtskheta (first option — no stairs)
Mtskheta is the best start for older travellers: flat roads, a comfortable scale, everything within walking distance of the parking. Svetitskhoveli Cathedral — entry ₾3, level floor, benches to rest on. Jvari Monastery can be seen from the road — the climb up the hill is only for those who want it, it's not required. 12:00 — lunch at the Mukhambazi restaurant in Mtskheta (khinkali ₾2.50, kharcho soup ₾12).
13:30 — Old Tbilisi: a selected route
Not the whole Old Town — only the comfortable parts. The Mtkvari embankment — smooth cobbles, views of Metekhi and Narikala. The Bridge of Peace — pedestrian, glass, no steps. Rike Park — green paths, benches every 50 m. Narikala — the guide drives to the fortress via a bypass road, no walking uphill. The same view, and your legs are spared.
16:00 — Abanotubani sulphur baths (optional)
A private room with sulphur water — ₾80–120 per hour for two. A traditional Georgian massage — an extra ₾30–40. Sulphur baths relieve tired legs after the walk. It's one of the few places in Tbilisi that older travellers come back to on purpose.
What else is in the adapted programme
- Borjomi: the Borjomi-Kharagauli park with level paths and mineral water springs flowing straight from a pipe (free). 150 km from Tbilisi — a full day.
- Kakheti at a relaxed pace: Signagi — a small town with a European feel and views of the Alazani Valley, without crowds. A seated tasting at a family winery.
- Museum discounts: The Georgian National Museum in Tbilisi — entry ₾10 (standard), ₾5 for seniors. Ananuri Fortress — ₾5, free for seniors. We always check discounts on site.
Detailed itinerary
A route with no physical strain: no trekking, a minimum of stairs. Day 1: Tbilisi — the Old Town by car (not on foot), the cable car to Narikala (a lift to the station), lunch at a restaurant with a lift. Day 2: Mtskheta — Jvari (driving right up to the monastery), Svetitskhoveli (level grounds). Day 3: Kakheti — Signagi (a town on a plateau, no climbs), a tasting at a restaurant with seating (not standing by the barrels). Pace: 3-4 stops a day maximum, breaks every hour. An air-conditioned car with soft seats. Medical insurance — we recommend getting it (from $1/day).
What to bring
- comfortable flat shoes
- a warm scarf
- medication
Practical information
The tour starts from your hotel in Tbilisi. We pick you up in a comfortable air-conditioned car. A maximum of 7 people per group — an individual approach to everyone. The route is flexible: we can add or drop stops as you wish. Languages: Russian, English, Georgian.
Booking and payment
Message us on WhatsApp (+995 511 27 26 23) — we reply within 10-15 minutes, even at night. 10% prepayment when booking, the balance on the day of the tour. We accept cash in lari (₾), bank transfer and cryptocurrency. Free cancellation up to 48 hours in advance. In high season (May-October), book 3-5 days ahead.
What to bring
Comfortable shoes (even on car tours there will be 30-60-minute walks), a bottle of water (we provide extra), cash in lari for lunch and souvenirs. In winter — a warm jacket and gloves. In summer — sunscreen and a hat.
Why choose this tour
Tours for seniors aren't a simplified programme but the right pace: more frequent breaks, no rushing on climbs, restaurants with comfortable seating. A maximum of 7 people per group — no coach-party queues for the toilets or the ticket desks.
rated 9.2 based on 291 reviews — several guests over 70 wrote that it was the best trip they'd had in years. We're available on WhatsApp and reply within 15 minutes. If you need help with a transfer from your hotel, we'll arrange it.
How booking works
Message us on WhatsApp: +995 511 27 26 23. We’ll confirm the date, number of people and your wishes, and send a confirmation with the route, time and price. 10% prepayment when booking, the balance on the day of the tour. Free cancellation up to 48 hours before.
