Experience a Traditional Georgian Supra: A Feast of Hospitality

Partaking in the Rtveli, the traditional grape harvest of Kakheti, plunges participants into the heart of Georgia's storied winemaking tradition, a practice as old as the hills that define this fertile region.

For adventure seekers yearning for excitement beyond the alpine slopes, the Aragvi River delivers an unparalleled white-water rafting experience.

Discovered in the 1980s, Prometheus Cave is one of Georgia's natural marvels, with its extensive network of underground chambers filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and petrified waterfalls.

Exploring Tbilisi's Old Town is like walking through a living history book, where every alley and square tells a story.

Canyoning near Kutaisi invites the adventurous soul to explore the raw and rugged beauty of Georgia's lesser-known terrains, particularly the Okatse and Martvili canyons.

Tbilisi's contemporary cultural landscape is a vivid tapestry of artistic expression, where the city's dynamic spirit is reflected in the myriad forms of street art, cutting-edge galleries, and the animated atmosphere of its cafes and public spaces.