Heartbeats of the Caucasus
Discover two magical worlds, full of beauty, warmth, and ancient traditions. In Georgia, wander the charming streets of Tbilisi, take in the breathtaking views of Kazbegi’s majestic mountains, and savour the famous Georgian food and wine—among the oldest in the world.
In Armenia, be mesmerised by the blue waters of Lake Sevan, the timeless beauty of the Garni Temple, and the lively energy of Yerevan—a city where history and modern life come together.
This trip is a perfect blend of nature, culture, and inspiration from two truly unique countries.
Upon arrival in Georgia, we will greet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel, a short 30-minute drive. After check-in, you can relax and settle in. Enjoy a traditional Georgian breakfast at the hotel, followed by some time to unwind. For lunch, we will take you to Chveni, where you'll enjoy a delicious and authentic Georgian meal. Afterward, we'll explore the historic streets of Old Tbilisi, taking in the local architecture and charm. The evening will be dedicated to a special supra dinner, hosted by a family of winemakers and chefs. During this traditional feast, we will introduce you to Georgian culinary customs, guide you through the art of toasting, and share the unique drinking traditions of Georgia—all while enjoying incredible food and the warm hospitality of the hosts.
On day two, we will visit the beautiful Jinvali Reservoir, surrounded by mountains, with an optional boat ride on its turquoise waters. We’ll then explore the Ananuri Fortress, where you can admire the churches and towers offering panoramic views of the reservoir. Next, we’ll head to the Gudauri resort and the Friendship Arch, providing stunning views of the mountains and valleys. We’ll continue to Stepantsminda (Kazbegi) to visit the Holy Trinity Church in Gergeti, which offers spectacular views of Mount Kazbek. Finally, we’ll enjoy a scenic horse riding experience through the picturesque Kazbegi region and relax by the Aragvi River, soaking in the natural beauty.
In Georgia and Armenia, we’ll be staying in carefully selected accommodations that offer a comfortable and inviting environment. While the photos on the website might not exactly match the places we’ll be staying, rest assured they will be very similar, if not the same. We take great care in handpicking each location to ensure your stay is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Please also note that rooms will be shared with individuals of the same gender, with a maximum of three people per room, ensuring a pleasant and respectful atmosphere throughout your stay.
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On day three, we will explore Tbilisi’s historic districts. We’ll wander through the picturesque Sololaki streets, visiting key sites like the Moorish House, Beria’s mansion, and places where Tchaikovsky, Gumilyov, and Lermontov once lived. We’ll head to Abenotubani to learn about Tbilisi’s origins and see the waterfall in the city centre. Then, we’ll visit the Gabriadze Puppet Theatre, the Bridge of Peace, and Shardeni Street. We’ll also hear about Georgian feasting traditions from the Tamada and visit a 17th-century wine cellar for a wine tasting. Finally, we’ll enjoy views from Narikala Fortress, visit the Mother of Georgia statue, and explore the Chronicles of Georgia fresco.
On day four, we will start by visiting Jvari Monastery, where we’ll discuss its history, the first cross erected by Saint Nino and King Mirian, and the stunning view of the confluence of the rivers that inspired Lermontov’s Mtsyri. Next, we’ll head to Svetitskhoveli Monastery in Mtskheta, learning about its significance, where Christ’s robe and the relics of Saint Andrew are kept. We’ll then visit Samtavro Monastery, with its 4th-century church, the tombs of Georgia’s first Christian king and Queen Nana, and the miraculous blackberry bush where Saint Gabriel Samtavro once preached. After this, we’ll transfer to Armenia (Yerevan).
After breakfast, head towards Armenia. On the way, you’ll visit the picturesque Lake Sevan with its crystal-clear waters and the ancient Hayravank Monastery. By evening, you’ll arrive in Yerevan, a city brimming with charm and character.
Start the day with a trip to the ancient pagan temple of Garni. The rest of the day is yours to explore Yerevan’s delightful streets, hidden courtyards, and the vibrant spirit of Armenian culture that fills the city.
With your heart full of warm memories, breathtaking mountain views, and the incredible hospitality of Georgia and Armenia, it’s time to head back home. This journey is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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