Things to do in Tbilisi

A lucky and worthwhile trip! Many thanks to our guide, Nicholas, who was fluent in both Russian and English. We also greatly benefited from his experience. He adjusted the itinerary at the start, which allowed us to see the Holy Trinity Church in the sunshine. It was truly beautiful and stunning! Sure enough, the weather started to change after we came down the mountain. I was worried that I would be disappointed, but I can say that this trip was absolutely worth it! There was a honey tasting in the middle, which was essentially a shopping stop, but it seemed like no one was interested, so there were no other shopping stops afterwards. The only minor issue was that lunch was delayed until almost dinner time at six o'clock. This was a high-energy outdoor activity, probably due to the itinerary adjustment. I recommend bringing some snacks (even though eating is not allowed on the bus). Luckily, I brought two Snickers bars 😂.

we would like to thank our heartwarming tour guide Mania for her excellent tour throughout the day. She was kind enough to introduce every piece of history and interesting stories behind each spot, such an intelligent lady! Fortuately, our trip went smooth under Mania’s arrangement, would definitely recommend it and looking forward to joining it again!

This is my first time in Geogia (Europe) - everything is worth it and mekorable. We've been guided by Mother Keti who's really knowledgeable in rich history and culture of Georgia. Everything feel so special 🥹❤️ Thank you for this wonderful experience. ❤️🥰

a full day long trip and well organized. we had a lunch at lake sevan restaurant which the foods are good, ate a whitefish from the lake. Paata the Guide was very welcoming and although i was left at the cascade by mistake, he picked me up. We had a great time today and thanks to the driver we can back to Tbilisi safely almost midnight.

Our tour guide Gabriel was very kind, friendly, and knowledgeable. They made the whole experience smooth and enjoyable. Highly recommended! A must-visit destination! The view is breathtaking, the surroundings are peaceful, and the experience is one I’ll always remember. Perfect for relaxing and appreciating nature at its finest.

If you want to experience Armenia in a day, this tour covers the most essential attractions in Armenia. If you want to go to Armenia from Tbilisi, this tour can also take you to several attractions along the way, making it very worthwhile. Today's visits to Haghpat Monastery and Sevanavank Monastery are arguably the most quintessential and representative places in northern Armenia, and they are incredibly beautiful. Haghpat in particular, exudes a sense of isolation, vastness, and loneliness, as if it were an unreal scene from a game. The scenery of Lake Sevan is also very vast and magnificent. There is also enough time in Yerevan for basic exploration. I highly, highly recommend this day tour.

Mariam was great guide during the tour, she explained everything in such detail and interesting manner! Her and Isaac are a great team and made the tour very safe and comfortable. The places we visited were so nice and full of history, amazing experience!

morris was very well spoken in several languages he made our trip fun and was very helpful and concern whilst we were skying , he made sure we comfortable and all the information he shared was very insightful thank u so much

This tour was the first stop on our Georgian journey. Therefore, Miss. Chako's detailed and comprehensive guide left a profound impression on us and was very helpful. Georgia's history, withstanding numerous invasions by powerful nations, bears a strong resemblance to Korea's. Korea, too, defended its independence by fending off numerous invasions from neighboring countries, and like Miss. Chako, we cherish those who sacrificed themselves in the fight for independence. Georgia's traditional winemaking culture, which respects nature, was also deeply moving. We were delighted to be warmly welcomed and to experience Miss. Chako's sincere love for Georgia. We sincerely thank you, Miss. Chako.