Georgia Tours with Kids — Family Routes with a Guide
Georgia is an ideal country for family travel. Safe, interesting and delicious. Guide Timur adapts the pace and programme to children of any age. From ₾98.
Georgia is one of the best countries for a family trip with kids. It's safe, friendly and unbelievably tasty. Georgians adore children: restaurants always have something for kids, people give up their seats on public transport, and strangers treat children to churchkhela in the street. With guide Timur, routes are designed so the trip is comfortable for the whole family: no long walks, with stops and breaks, and stories adapted to your children's ages. Browse all tours in Georgia — and pick the one that suits your family.
Family routes — prices 2026
Tours tested by families with children aged 3 to 16.
| Route | Duration | Age | Price ₾ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Family tour of Tbilisi | 3–4 h | 3+ | from ₾165 | Book → |
| Kids' tour of Tbilisi | 2–3 h | 5–14 years | from ₾135 | Book → |
| Old Tbilisi | 3–4 h | 4+ | from ₾135 | Book → |
| Mtskheta | 3–4 h | 6+ | from ₾98 | Book → |
| Borjomi | 10–11 h | 5+ | from ₾178 | Book → |
| Kazbegi | 10–12 h | 10+ | from ₾175 | Book → |
* Prices are in Georgian lari (₾). Children under 2 travel free; from age 2, the adult price applies.
Why Georgia is ideal for families with children
A few reasons why Georgia ranks among the top family destinations.
Safety, food and a warm attitude to children
Georgia ranks among the safest countries in the region. Street crime is minimal, and tourists walk around Tbilisi at night without fear. For families with children this matters a lot: you can stroll through the Old Town in the evening and wander into narrow lanes without extra caution.
Georgian food is paradise for kids. Khachapuri (cheese bread), khinkali (juicy dumplings), churchkhela (a Georgian sweet made from nuts and grape juice) — children love all of them. Most restaurants in Tbilisi have a kids' menu or let you order a half portion.
Culturally, Georgians are very warm towards little ones. A stranger at the market may offer your child a taste of something, give them a tangerine or start a chat. It creates a friendly atmosphere that's hard to find in Europe. Young travellers feel it — and feel at home here.
What kids love in Georgia
Specific activities and places that children remember for a long time.
The funicular to Mtatsminda
The old funicular climbs the mountain above Tbilisi. The view over the whole city is unforgettable. At the top there's an amusement park. Kids are thrilled.
Narikala Fortress
A real medieval fortress with towers, walls and panoramic views. Children can climb the ruins — safely, but with a sense of adventure.
The market and churchkhela
A tasting at the market — fruit, nuts, cheese, churchkhela fresh from the pot. The guide explains how the traditional sweet is made. Young travellers love it.
Uplistsikhe cave town
A town carved into the rock 3,000 years ago. Children aged 8+ explore caves, tunnels and halls. A real quest through history.
The mountains of Kazbegi
For children aged 10+ — a trip to the foot of Kazbek, a church at 2,170 m, mountain rivers. One of the brightest days of a child's life.
Borjomi springs
Mineral water straight from the spring in Borjomi Park. Kids drink the mineral water, walk in the forest and swim in the summer season.
Recommendations by children's age
Not every route suits every age equally. Here are some guidelines.
Little ones under 4
Short walks in Tbilisi — up to 2 hours. The funicular (with a stroller — needs checking). The market. The Old Town on foot within your child's stamina. We don't recommend long trips.
Children aged 5–9
Tbilisi (the kids' or family tour), Mtskheta, Borjomi. Uplistsikhe (the cave town) is excellent. We don't recommend Kazbegi: a long drive and high altitude. Mtskheta in half a day is ideal.
Children aged 10+
All routes are open, including Kazbegi, Kakheti and Svaneti. Teenagers especially love Kazbegi (mountains, altitude, a church on a cliff) and Gori (the fortress, the caves). A full-day programme is no problem.
General tips
Bring water and a light snack. In summer — hats and sunscreen. Closed shoes for fortresses and caves. The guide always adapts the pace — don't hesitate to ask for a break.
Book a family tour in Georgia
Write to Timur — he'll pick a route to match your children's ages and your dates.
Call: +995 511 272 623
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Book a tour with kids
Write to Timur — he'll find a safe and interesting route for the whole family.
Call: +995 511 272 623
See also: all tours in Georgia — the full list of routes with prices from guide Timur.