Georgians call their country Sakartvelo; “land where the Kartveli live” and they hope that the world will too. A small nation, it packs a punch– it is nature’s very own classroom. Discovery of a 1.8-million-year-old skulls here indicates that the early man travelled from Africa to Europe through Georgia, making it the cradle of the European civilization. Caucasian race also gets its name from the mountains. mind-blowing ecological diversity is home to 12 different climate zones (ranging all the way from subtropical semi-desert to alpine), and literally 49 types of soil.
Tbilisi is like an open history book has experienced the influences of the Persians, the Byzantine Empire, Arabs, Mongols, in 1386 it was sacked by Timur, then Turks. Beside the river Mtkvari, the old town, with narrow, winding streets, is dominated by the ruins of the old fortress that regale you with stories of past.
The ecological wonders hit you. Prometheus cave with its lakes, helictites, anthodites and unique formations is like a trip to a fairy village. It is like a book with pop ups; caves, rivers, forest walks, heritage, canyons as you climb rocks and enjoy waterfalls. Some action packed in your days as well for the adrenalin rush.
Be it numbers or beauty, it’s unbeatable. Trek to the highest mountain, Mt Shkhara(5193m) of Georgia. Ushguli, the highest continuously inhabited settlements in Europe set in the Caucasian mountains beckons the thrill seekers. 4x4 drives and treks are needed to experience the enduring magic of Svaneti region.
The birthplace of wine, Georgia developed wine making methods up to 8,000 years ago and they continue to be the best in many ways, even today. What better way to spend this day than some wine-tasting &cooking classes. Taste the famed Imeretian wine as you learn about the traditions.
When you live history, you learn better. No need to get the books out, explore the cave towns with their caravanserais on the left bank of river Mtkvari. Take a walk through the narrow streets carved into sandstone rock as u imagine the hustle bustle that this town enjoyed in its old avatar.
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A perfect trip is a myth but we always make an effort towards achieving this feat. When travelling with a child, it is best to include activities that keep in mind their interests as well as creatively expose them to learning, something that the Georgia itinerary really achieves. Our itineraries are about unique holidays with your child that keep boredom at bay.
Yes, Georgia is considered a safe and welcoming country for families. The people are known for their hospitality, and major tourist areas are generally safe. However, like in any travel destination, it's important to stay alert in crowded areas and follow local advice
Many treks in Georgia are suitable for older children and teenagers who are used to physical activity. While Mt Shkhara is a challenging climb and more appropriate for experienced hikers, there are gentler trails in the Svaneti region ideal for families.
Yes, children can safely explore Tbilisi Old Town and the ancient cave towns, especially when accompanied by adults. These areas offer a hands-on way to learn about history, but be cautious on uneven stone paths or near steep areas.