Luxury travel to Georgia
Georgia is a country balanced between its historic past and burgeoning future. The monarchs here adopted Christianity early on as the state religion and ancient churches and monasteries perch atop rugged valleys, framed by a background of snow-capped peaks of the Caucasus Mountains, settings for the Greek myths of both the Golden Fleece and Prometheus. The picturesque shores and dark, deep waters of the Black Sea beckon holiday makers and dreamers. Its close proximity to Asia, the Middle East, and Europe made it a cultural crossroads throughout history and travelers, scholars, merchants and invaders arrived along the Silk Road.
The capital city, Tbilisi, is a bustling, growing city, with museums, universities, theaters, art galleries, and a busy cafe society. Bathe in the Ottoman-inspired hot springs, and explore the Old Town, a charming mix of wooden houses, open-air balconies and winding streets at the heart of the city. Mtshketa is one of the oldest cities and an ancient capital. It remains an important historical and religious center, with UNESCO World Heritage Sites and fabulous examples of fortresses, monasteries and castles.
Tourism is burgeoning in Georgia, from ski resorts at Gudauri to beaches in Batumi, and in countless traditional towns and ancient sites in between. Its foodie culture of locally sourced ingredients and world-class dishes brings travelers and gourmets from around the world. Known as the birthplace of wine, archaeological evidence dates back to the 6th century. Georgia grows hundreds of varieties of grapes especially in the Khaketi region and produces fine wines, brandies, and cognacs. Visit Georgia with us in the company of chefs, artisans, winemakers, and musicians. Hospitality is a way of life here and every visitor becomes an honored guest.
This five-day luxury tour to the Georgian Republic includes spectacular Tbilisi, legendary Mtskheta, breathtaking Kazbegi and the wine centers of Sighnaghi, Velistsikhe, Kisiskhevi, Tsinandali, and Gombori.
Feel the dynamics of culture and history on explorations of ancient and contemporary churches, synagogues and mosques, and through UNESCO World Heritage sites. Bathe in Ottoman-inspired hot springs in the Abanotubani district of Tbilisi, savor wines made according to centuries’ old methods on an estate set amongst terraced vineyards in Kakheti. Feast your eyes on fantastic views of mythical Mount Kazbegi with your gourmet lunch, and learn the time-honored art of Georgian enamel making at an historic cloisonné studio.
Georgia has everything you've ever dreamed of in a luxury destination at the crossroads of culture, history and continents.
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