How much does the Kakheti day trip from Tbilisi cost?

From ₾170 per person (about $47 USD) for a private group of up to 7 people. Included: vehicle, private guide, hotel pickup, all sightseeing stops. Local food experience at the family estate is extra (usually 15–30 GEL per person).

What traditions will we experience in Kakheti?

Georgian traditions are unique — especially the qvevri method using clay amphorae buried underground, a UNESCO-listed cultural practice. Your guide will arrange a visit to a family estate where you'll experience authentic Georgian hospitality and local cuisine.

Can we visit Sighnaghi and Kakheti in one day?

Yes, comfortably. Sighnaghi is about 2 hours from Tbilisi. The route covers Sighnaghi city walls, Bodbe Monastery, and a family estate visit — all within a 10–11 hour day.

Kakheti Day Trip from Tbilisi 2026 — from ₾170 | Private Guide

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Duration

10–12 hours

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Group size

Up to 7 people

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Transport

Comfortable AC vehicle

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Local cuisine

Family estate included

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Pickup

Your hotel, Tbilisi

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Cancellation

Free up to 24h before

About the tour

Georgia's Kakheti Region in One Day

Kakheti is the cradle of Georgian tradition — a region that has been cultivating grapes for over 8,000 years. The landscape alone is worth the trip: fields rolling to the Alazani River plain, the Caucasus mountains on the horizon, hilltop monasteries, and medieval fortified towns.

The highlight is Sighnaghi — a beautifully restored hilltop town with 18th-century defensive walls, panoramic views, and a distinctly romantic atmosphere. Nearby, Bodbe Monastery holds the tomb of St. Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia in the 4th century.

The visit to a family estate is the other centrepiece — not a commercial tourist operation, but a real family homestead where you'll experience qvevri traditions (clay amphorae buried underground, a UNESCO-listed practice) and learn about 8,000 years of Georgian culture firsthand.

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