Welcome to Georgia. You will pick up your car at the airport according to the instructions that we will send you in advance. Depending on your arrival time, you will either go straight to your accommodation or explore what the second largest Georgian city, Kutaisi, has to offer.  

Today's day will be dedicated to discovering the hidden treasures of Georgia. First, you will descend into the depths of Prometheus Cave, where underground rivers have sculpted fairy-tale halls full of stalactite formations playing with all colours. The atmosphere of silence and twilight will transport you to another world. You will then ascend to Gelati Monastery, a masterpiece of 12th century Georgian architecture. Its frescoed walls whisper stories of the kings and scholars who once contemplated eternity here. End the day in Kutaisi, an ancient city with a unique atmosphere. Wander the streets where history is still written in history and taste Georgian cuisine. 

Today takes you into the heart of Georgian history. First you will visit Gori, a city that played a key role in the country's history. It was here that one of the most controversial leaders of the 20th century, Joseph Stalin, was born. At his birthplace and the Josef Stalin Museum, you'll get a glimpse into the life of the man who changed world politics. You'll see his personal effects, the original railway carriage he travelled in and exhibitions charting his rise to power. From here you'll head to Uplistsikhe, an ancient rock city that was once vibrant with life and an important centre of trade and religion. Carved alleyways, cave temples and mysterious nooks and crannies give you a glimpse of the atmosphere of the days when the Silk Road passed through. A day of contrasts - from totalitarian history to ancient civilisations - will give you a unique insight into Georgian history in all its diversity.

Today, Tbilisi awaits you - a city where time bends, history whispers in the cobbled streets and the smell of spices and grilled meat hovers above it all. Start your day where the pulse of the old city throbs - among the winding streets that blend Persian elegance, Soviet nostalgia and modern creativity. Stroll past the Sulphur Baths, where ancient travellers once stopped, and be tempted to relax in the hot mineral water.

Head to Narikala Fortress, which looks down on the city like a silent guardian of centuries-old stories. From the ramparts, a panorama of rooftops, towers and the Kura River, which flows lazily through the heart of Tbilisi, spreads out before you. Then step into the Sololaki district, where cafes smell of cardamom and old houses adorned with wooden balconies tell stories of wealthy merchants and quirky bohemians. Here, the past merges with the present - whether in art galleries or tasting local wines that have aged as patiently as the city itself. End the day where Tbilisi never sleeps - on Rustaveli Avenue, the beating heart of the modern city, where the young generation meets the old and together they weave a new story of this fascinating metropolis.

Yesterday was full of exploration, but Tbilisi still has plenty to offer. Today, slow down, take a breath and discover its quieter side. Start at the National Botanical Garden, a verdant oasis hidden among the rocks beneath Narikala Fortress. Walking among the exotic plants and gurgling waterfalls, you'll forget you're in a bustling city for a while.

Continue to Vake Park, one of the city's largest parks, where locals gather for walks and picnics. Under the treetops, you'll find the perfect place to relax or grab a coffee at one of the cozy cafes.

And finally, Turtle Lake, hidden in the hills above the city. Its calm surface invites you to sit on the shore and take a boat ride. Here, Tbilisi takes off its busy face and reveals its peaceful rhythm.

Today, Borjomi awaits you - a town hidden in the deep forests of the Lesser Caucasus, where the earth itself turns into a healing spring and the air smells of pine trees and minerals. Head to Borjomi Central Park, where Tsarist officials and Soviet leaders alike have sought strength in the legendary mineral water. Taste it right at the source - strong, ferrous and refreshing, just as it has been for centuries. Wander the streets of the town, where elegant spa houses mingle with the wild nature of the surrounding mountains. Look up to the green peaks where ancient fortresses stood to protect the trade routes and let the tranquillity of the place engulf you. For even deeper relaxation, head to the sulphur baths in the forest, where warm water rises directly from the ground to create a natural pool amidst the wild landscape.

Today, you'll journey into the past - from the mysterious Modinakhe Fortress to the fascinating mining town of Chiatura, where time stood still in an era of Soviet-era cable cars and dramatic cliffs. You'll start the day at Modinakhe Fortress, an ancient fortress on a limestone ridge that once protected Georgian nobility. Legend has it that the nobleman Papuna Tsereteli had it built to win the hand of his beloved. Today, the stone walls and towers remain, offering breathtaking views of the Imereti region. You will then head to Chiat'ura, a city that hovers between heaven and earth. Famous for its dramatic cliffs, this mining town is famous for its network of Soviet-era cable cars, which once became the main means of transport between the steep slopes. Some of them are still in operation, offering adrenaline-pumping rides with views of deep gorges and old mines. Chiatura is raw, industrial and extraordinarily photogenic - a place where history, nature and human courage have created a unique symbiosis. Prepare for a day of contrasts between medieval legend and an industrial past that still lives among the rocks.

Last moments and departure back home. If you have time before your flight, use it for a final walk or visit what you didn't manage to see in the first few days. Then head to the airport in good time. Have a nice flight home!