29 Ekim Özel İkonik Gürcistan Turu |Otobüslü | 4 Gece Konaklamalı Eskişehir Hareketli
Tour Detail
In the heart of South Caucasus, in Georgia, an unforgettable journey where you will feel the spirit of the Caucasus. History, nature and culture meet on this unique route.
Trabzon - Batumi - Kutaisi - Gori - Mtskheta - Tbilisi - Borjomi - Akhaltsikhe - Kars - Sarıkamış - Erzurum 4 Nights Accommodation Round Trip | BusWhat's Included
- Otellerde 4 Gece Konaklama
- Otellerde Alınacak 4 Sabah Kahvaltı
- 1618 Nolu Zorunlu Seyahat Sigortası
- Zorunlu Zorunlu Gürcistan Sigortası
- Program Dahilindeki Tüm Çevre Gezileri
- Turizm Araçları ile Ulaşım ve Araç İçi Su İkramı
- Otopark, Otoban ve Köprü Ücretleri
- Profesyonel Rehberlik ve Refakat Hizmetleri
Not Included
- Tüm Öğle Yemekleri
- Tüm Akşam Yemekleri
- İlk Gün Kahvaltı
- Gürcü Gecesi ve Kafkas Gecesi Programları
- Tüm Özel Harcamalar
- Tüm Yemeklerde Alınan İçecekler
- Tüm Müze ve Ören Yeri Giriş Ücretleri
- Teleferik ve Füniküler Ücretleri
- Ekstra Belirtilen Tüm Organizasyonlar
- Yurt Dışı Çıkış Harcı (1.250TL)
General Information
Child Discount and Circular Rules
Child discount is valid for the age range of 7–12 years.
The tour circular is valid as of the publication date of 19.01.2026. Circulars published on later dates for the same tour invalidate previous circulars.
Mandatory additional services are included in the tour price.
Important Information Regarding Flight Tours
- In flight tours, all operations related to flights are subject to the terms of the airline contract.
- Cancellation insurance does not cover air travel.
- A tiered pricing system is applied; advertised prices start from the lowest class.
- Economy class flights are used in flight tour programs.
- Air tickets are issued as round-trip together. If the outbound flight is not used, the return flight also becomes invalid due to the airlines' "sequential use" rule. Therefore, participation in only the return flight is not possible.
Museum – Archaeological Site – National Park Entries
All museum, archaeological site, and national park entry fees are borne by the guests. Guests can obtain a card from Müzekart sales points before or during the tour to take advantage of benefits at museums and archaeological sites where Müzekart is valid.
Packaged Price Coverage
Our package tour prices include: hotel accommodation, transportation, and sightseeing tours specified in the program.
Rest Stops
Rest stops are provided at rest facilities along the route. Due to congestion, renovation, or other compelling reasons, changes may be made to rest stop locations, provided they are equivalent in terms of service quality and location.
Extra Tours and Program Flow
Night tours and extra excursions included in the tour program are organized depending on the number of participants and the availability of staff. Extra tours conducted along the route may take place even if not all guests participate. Guests who do not wish to join an extra tour will be directed by our guide to rest areas or city centers prior to entering the city. In this case, guests who agree to wait at the rest area are considered to have participated in the tour.
Due to weather conditions, road status, or similar reasons; if the guide deems it necessary, changes may be made to the program sequence (daily visit points or between days).
Go-Turkey cannot be held responsible for points that are part of the program but cannot be visited due to compelling reasons (weather conditions, road status, congestion at visit points, etc.) or because guests fail to adhere to the timing given by the guide.
Health Declaration
Guests must carry reports and information regarding any health issues they may experience during the tour, their pregnancy status, or medications they continuously use.
Accommodation Information
The hotel names specified in the program are priority accommodation facilities. Changes may be made to hotels depending on availability. At the latest 48 hours before the tour departure, upon request, accommodation information will be shared with our guests. In case of hotel changes due to congestion or compelling reasons, provided standards remain the same, guests will be informed by Go-Turkey authorities.
Important Notes
- In flight tours, flight delays may occur due to congestion.
- Night tours are extra and are organized depending on participation.
Vehicles Used
Tour vehicles are planned according to the number of participants as follows:
Bus (28–46 people):
Mercedes Travego / Tourismo, Neoplan Cityliner / Tourliner, Mitsubishi Safir
(ABS, ASR, air conditioning, monitor, refrigerator, kitchen unit, reading lamps, announcement system, CD/DVD)
Minibus (17–27 people):
Isuzu Turkuaz
(ABS, ASR, air conditioning, monitor, refrigerator, announcement system)
Mini-bus (up to 16 people):
VW Volt, VW Volt EL, Mercedes Sprinter, Mercedes Sprinter EL
(Special design reclining seats, ABS, ASR, air conditioning, refrigerator, announcement system)
Suggestions
- Clothing and footwear suitable for the geographical structure and weather conditions of the tour region should be chosen.
- It is recommended that you bring necessary charging equipment for photo and video shooting.
- Do not forget regularly used medications; allergic, chronic, or hereditary conditions should be reported to the guide.
- Personal care products, backpacks, and personal items that will make the journey enjoyable should be carried with you.
- In programs featuring boat tours and swimming breaks; bringing swimsuits, towels, sunscreen, and similar sea equipment is recommended.
The tour program and explanations above have been originally prepared by Go-Turkey. They cannot be copied, reproduced, or published without permission. The program has been arranged in accordance with Law No. 6502 on the Protection of Consumers and should be evaluated as a whole.
GEORGIA (BATUM – TBILISI) BORDER CROSSING INFORMATION
- Transfers to Georgia can only be made with the new type chip-enabled Republic of Turkey Identity Card or passport. Old-type identity cards are not valid.
- The chip on the identity card must be intact; it must not be broken, cracked, or excessively worn. The chip on the back of the identity cards must be checked.
- Identity cards for all guests, including babies and children, must be of the new type and contain a photograph. Georgian authorities do not accept identity cards without photographs.
- The tour company is not responsible for border crossing problems that may arise due to deformation, damage, or lack of a photograph on the identity card.
- For guests under 18 years of age to enter Georgia, both parents must be present.
- If one parent is absent, a notarized consent letter from the absent parent is required.
- If both parents are absent, notarized consent letters from both parents are mandatory.
- Stamp duty is mandatory for entry into Georgia. Stamp duty can be obtained at Sarp Border Gate and is paid by the guests.
- According to Georgian laws, no medication is allowed to be brought into the country. Legal action may be initiated against individuals found with medication.
- In day trips, only one box of medication, unwrapped and wrapped in paper, intended for use within the day, may be carried.
- When returning from Georgia to Turkey, there is a requirement to have stayed in Georgia for at least three days to bring alcohol, cigarettes, and similar products. Bringing these products is not permitted in day trips.
- Periodic congestion may occur at Sarp Border Gate. Therefore, early departure from the hotel in the morning or late arrival at the hotel in the evening may occur.
- Foreign guests who entered Turkey with a passport must have multiple-entry visas to Turkey in order to go to Georgia and return to Turkey.
- Entry conditions to Georgia may vary depending on visa agreements between the country of origin of the passport or identity card and Georgia.
- North Cyprus Turkish Republic citizens who have entered Turkey with a TC identity card can also enter Georgia with a TC identity card.
- North Cyprus Turkish Republic citizens entering Turkey with a European Union passport must obtain a multiple-entry visa to return to Turkey.
- During border crossings, all guests are required to follow the guide's instructions.
- Border crossing procedures are entirely under the control of the official authorities of Georgia and Turkey; the tour company cannot be held responsible for any delays that may occur.
Tour Program
Night Journey
Eskişehir Espark Önü (18.30) siz değerli misafirlerimizle buluşmamızın ardından, konforlu aracımız ile yolculuğumuza başlıyoruz.
Yol boyunca vereceğimiz dinlenme molaları eşliğinde, İç Anadolu'nun bozkırlarından Karadeniz'in yemyeşil coğrafyasına uzanan bu uzun ama keyifli yolculuğumuz devam ediyor. Doğanın, tarihin ve kültürün iç içe geçtiği unutulmaz rotamızı keşfetmeye başlıyoruz.
Önemli Not: Yeterli katılımcı sayısına ulaşılamadığı durumlarda, misafirlerimizin tur programına katılımını sağlamak amacıyla uygun transfer noktasına otobüs biletlemesi yapılacaktır. Gerekli bilgilendirme, tur hareketinden 1 gün önce misafirlerimizle paylaşılacaktır.
Trabzon – Sarp Border Crossing – Makhuntseti – Batumi – Piazza Square – Clock Tower – Poseidon Statue – Ali and Nino Statue – Georgian Night
FROM THE BLACK SEA TO THE CAUCASUS
On the first day of our tour, we begin with an extra Black Sea breakfast prepared with regional specialties that are indispensable to the area. After our breakfast break, we follow the Black Sea coastal road towards the Sarp Border Gate. Once we complete our customs clearance, the natural beauties of the region accompany us on this journey where green meets blue. Upon completing border procedures, we step into Georgia and, after a short drive, reach our first destination, the Makhuntseti region. We visit the historic Makhuntseti Stone Bridge, built by Queen Tamar of Georgia, followed by a short walk and photo stop at the lush Makhuntseti Waterfall nestled in the heart of nature. Next, we visit an authentic wine house where we can closely experience the important part of Georgian culture: its wine tradition. (Adjarian Wine House, entrance fee 20 Georgian Lari). Guests who wish may taste and purchase world-famous Georgian wines here. After our break, we head towards Batumi city center. During our walking tour in central Batumi, we have the opportunity to taste kvas, fresh pear juice, and Italian-style ice cream—indispensable flavors of Batumi streets. Guests who wish may enjoy their lunch tasting Georgian delicacies. We have the chance to closely explore the city’s multicultural structure and the traces it has carried throughout history. Among the buildings we will see are the Central Mosque, which dates back to the Ottoman period; the Clock Tower, one of Batumi’s symbols; Piazza Square, with its architecture reminiscent of European cities; the Government Building; and the Theater Building. While stopping in front of the Astronomical Clock to observe time from a different perspective, St. Nicholas Church and the Poseidon Statue showcase the city’s religious and mythological richness. Seeing Hotel France, where the prominent figure of Turkish literature Nazım Hikmet once stayed, adds a special meaning to the tour. After seeing the Justice Palace, notable for its modern architecture in the shape of an inverted bottle, and the White Restaurant, shaped like an upside-down building, we move to the Old Port area. We listen to the compelling story of the Ali and Nino statues, symbolizing love and time, and then experience the evening magic of Batumi by watching water shows performed with music and lights. In the evening, guests who wish may optionally join the specially organized Batumi Dinner Georgian Night. After our tour, we proceed to the restaurant where the Georgian night will be held. “In our Georgian night program, we will enjoy a pleasant evening accompanied by traditional Georgian dances and exquisite dishes from local Georgian cuisine, which are indispensable elements of Caucasian culture. We wish all our guests a wonderful and enjoyable time during this colorful and entertaining night.” At the end of our evening, we return to our hotel, and after this full day blending the culture of the Caucasus on the opposite shore of the Black Sea, we retire to rest.
Breakfast: Will be taken at a suitable restaurant along the route (Extra/Optional)
Lunch: Will be taken during free time in Batumi (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: Will be taken at the Georgian Night Entertainment (Extra/Optional)
Accommodation: Batumi / La Quinta by Wyndham Batumi, Marina Club Hotel, Intourist Palace Hotel, Grand Bellagio Hotel, Euphoria Hotel Batumi, ibis Styles Batumi, and similar hotels.
Kutaisi – Bagrati Cathedral – Gori – Stalin Museum – Pullman Carriage – Mtskheta – Svetitskhoveli Cathedral – Tbilisi – Shota Rustaveli Avenue – Freedom Square
FROM ANCIENT KINGDOMS TO SOVIET FOOTSTEPS
On the second day of our tour, after breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we depart from the Black Sea coast and begin our journey towards the interior of Georgia. Our route, proceeding via Batumi, leads us to Kutaisi, the country's second-largest city after Tbilisi and one of its most important historical centers throughout history. Accompanied by green valleys and mountain views, this enjoyable journey allows us to closely discover Georgia's natural fabric. Upon arrival in Kutaisi, we take a short exploration of the city center and begin strolling among structures reflecting the region's historical identity. Next, we visit the Bagrati Cathedral, listed on UNESCO's Tentative List of World Heritage and considered one of the most significant works of medieval Georgian architecture. This magnificent structure, which has witnessed centuries of kingdoms and faiths, appears before us as a powerful symbol of the Georgian Orthodox tradition and the country's historical continuity. Then, we turn our route to Gori, the city where a name that left an indelible mark on 20th-century world history was born. Along the way, we will stop for a short extra lunch break and rest at a suitable facility. In this city known as the birthplace of Josef Stalin, the Soviet leader of Georgian origin, we visit the Stalin Museum. During our museum tour, we have the opportunity to see the modest wooden cottage (Stalin House) where Stalin was born in 1878 and spent his early childhood years, his personal belongings, and documents shedding light on his political life. Additionally, the special Pullman carriage used by Stalin during official travels, reflecting the grandeur of that era, becomes one of the most striking parts of the visit. This stop enables us to witness not only ancient but also recent history of Georgia. After our museum visit, we leave Gori and head towards Mtskheta, accepted as the heart of Georgian history and Christianity, and also the former capital of the country. In this holy city, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, we visit the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, built in the 11th century. As one of Georgia's most important religious buildings, this cathedral is considered by the Georgian Orthodox faith to be the place where the Holy Robe of Jesus Christ is kept, holding great spiritual value for the country. During our short stroll through Mtskheta's stone streets, we explore small shops where we can find local handicraft products, traditional Georgian sweets, and souvenirs. For lunch, we recommend trying the simple yet delicious local snacks of Georgian cuisine. After our visit to Mtskheta, we continue towards Tbilisi once again. Then, we set off towards Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. This enjoyable city stretching along the Kura River welcomes us with its multi-layered structure extending from the past to the present, at the intersection of Eastern and Western cultures. Upon our arrival, in the evening hours of Tbilisi, after seeing Shota Rustaveli Avenue panoramically with the guide's narration, we are given ample time for dinner at Freedom Square. After this enjoyable day, we proceed to our hotel to rest.
Morning Breakfast: Will be served as Set Menu or Buffet at the Hotel (Included in Tour Price)
Lunch: Served at a Suitable Facility Along the Route (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: To be taken independently during free time in Tbilisi. (Extra/Optional)
Accommodation: Tbilisi / Ibis Hotel Tbilisi, Ramada by Wyndham Old City, Gino Seaside Tbilisi Trademark Collection By Wyndham, Royal Tulip Hotel Tbilisi, Bircks Otel Tbilisi and similar hotels.
Historical Chronology Monument of Georgia – Sameba Cathedral (Holy Trinity) – Cable Car – Mother of Georgia Statue (Kartlis Deda) – Narikala Fortress – Old Tbilisi – Clock Tower – Meidan Bazaar – Georgian Dinner with Traditional Meal
FROM ANCIENT CAVES TO SACRED CAPITALS
On the third day of our tour, after breakfast at our hotel in the morning, our first stop in the capital is the Chronicle of Georgia, an open-air monument that narrates Georgian history through epic reliefs and is considered one of the most impressive monuments of the modern era. On this colossal columned monument depicting Georgian kings, saints, and historical events, we gain insights into the formation of Georgian national identity alongside our guide's narration, and take a photo break with views of Tbilisi Sea. Next, we visit the Sameba (Holy Trinity) Cathedral, one of the largest religious structures in the Caucasus. As a magnificent example of Georgian Orthodox architecture, this building is regarded as both a religious and national symbol. While examining the interior and exterior architecture of the cathedral, we learn important details about the beliefs and traditions of the Georgian people. Continuing our program, we return to central Tbilisi and take a short free time break for lunch. After our break, we begin a pleasant tour offering panoramic views of Tbilisi. During the cable car ride, which offers some of the city's most impressive vistas, the curves of the Kura River and the urban fabric where old and new intertwine are displayed in all their beauty. After our cable car journey, we see the Mother of Georgia (Kartlis Deda) Monument, one of the important symbols of Georgian national identity. This monument, holding a wine glass for guests and a sword for enemies, symbolizes the hospitality and fighting spirit of the Georgian people. Immediately after, we visit Narikala Fortress, one of the oldest defensive structures in Tbilisi. From here, we take unforgettable photos with unique views accompanied by the red-tiled roofs of Old Tbilisi and the Kura River. We then move to the Old Tbilisi (Old City) district, which enchants with its wooden balconied houses, narrow streets, sulfur baths, and historic texture. During our walking tour led by our guide, while photographing the Clock Tower, we also witness the city's multi-layered history stretching from the Persian, Byzantine, Arab, and Russian periods to the present day. We explore Meidan Bazaar and its surroundings, one of the most lively and historic areas of Tbilisi. We provide free time for you to shop among handmade souvenirs, magnets, local products, and objects reflecting Georgian culture. In the evening hours of our tours, we join the optional Extra Dinner Georgian Night program with interested guests. The most beloved flavors of traditional Georgian cuisine are served accompanied by live music and energetic Caucasian dances. With this special night where we will closely experience Georgian hospitality and entertainment culture, we end our full day in a pleasant manner. Guests who do not wish to attend the Georgian Night can enjoy their dinner freely in Tbilisi. We return to our hotel to rest.
Morning Breakfast: Will be served as Set Menu or Buffet at the Hotel (Included in Tour Price)
Lunch: Will be taken during Free Time in Tbilisi (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: Will be taken at the Georgian Night Entertainment or during Free Time in Tbilisi (Extra/Optional)
Accommodation: Tbilisi / Ibis Hotel Tbilisi, Ramada by Wyndham Old City, Gino Seaside Tbilisi Trademark Collection By Wyndham, Royal Tulip Hotel Tbilisi, Bircks Otel Tbilisi and similar hotels.
Tbilisi – Kura River – Borjomi – Dogan Mineral Water – Posof Turkgozu Border Gate – Free Shop – Kars – Kars Fortress – Kubbe Mosque – Stone Bridge – Harakani Mausoleum – Kars Gravure – Caucasus Night and Ashik Battle
GOODBYE TO TBILISI: PANORAMIC VIEWS, OLD TOWN AND GEORGIAN CULTURE
On the fourth day of our tour, after having breakfast at our hotel in Tbilisi, we will complete our trip to Georgia and begin our journey back to Turkey. As the Kura River, which originates from the Kars plateaus and brings life to the lands of Georgia and Azerbaijan, occasionally accompanies us, we head towards Borjomi, one of Georgia's most important tourist centers. We make a short stop in Borjomi, known for its lush nature and world-famous natural mineral waters, located at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains. Guests who wish may have lunch here as an extra option, purchase the region's famous natural mineral waters, and experience the city's peaceful atmosphere up close. After this break, we continue our journey. While traveling along one of the key routes of the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Pipeline, we pass through Akhaltsikhe, a city where Abkhaz Turks live in large numbers, and arrive at the Posof Türkgözü Border Gate between Georgia and our Ardahan province. After completing our passport and customs procedures, we enter Turkey following a short shopping break at the Free Shop and continue our journey towards Kars. Upon arrival in Kars, we begin our city tour. With the guidance of our guide, we view Kars Castle, Kümbet Mosque, Taş Bridge, and Harakani Tomb in panorama. After learning about Kars' historical texture and stone architecture, we are given some free time in the city center. Following the free time, we move to our store where we can purchase Kars Kashar cheese, gruyere cheese, and other local products, which are essential parts of Kars. After presenting and tasting Kars Kashar and region-specific products here, we complete our shopping and head to our hotel. In the evening, guests who wish to join us will participate in the Caucasus Night and Ashik Battle program, where they can closely experience the regional culture, taste local flavors, and watch Caucasian folk dances. Along with the ashik battles, one of the most important traditions of Kars culture, we spend an unforgettable evening and enjoy entertaining hours with the mesmerizing performances of Caucasian dances. Dinner is not included in the tour price for the night we stay at the hotel. Guests who do not wish to participate in the Caucasus Night program may have their dinner at their own expense. Overnight accommodation at our hotel.
Morning Breakfast: Will be served as Set Menu or Buffet at the Hotel (Included in Tour Price)
Lunch: Can be taken during free time in Borjomi (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: Extra Meal at Caucasus Night in Kars or Free Time (Extra/Optional)
Accommodation: Kars / Büyük Kale Otel, The Kars Park Otel, Işıl Park Otel, Kars Atapark Hotel, Sapran Deluxe Hotel and similar hotels.
Ani Ruins (City of 1001 Churches) – Ani Cathedral – Surp Krikor Church – Ebul Menuçehr Mosque – Great Bathhouse – Arpaçay Valley – Kars – Caucasus Front War History Museum (Bloody Battery) – Sarıkamış – Sarıkamış Martyrs' Cemetery – Erzurum – Taş Han (Oltu Stone) – Three Domes – Çifte Minareli Medrese – Yakutiye Medrese – Çağ Kebab
On the last day of our tour, after having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we begin an unforgettable day on the historic lands of Kars. Our first stop is Ani Ruins, one of Turkey's most impressive historical heritages. The ancient city of Ani, which once served as the capital of the Bagratid Kingdom and developed into an important trade center on the Silk Road, has been known throughout history as the "City of 1001 Churches" due to its magnificent structures. During our guided visit, we will learn about Ani Cathedral, Surp Krikor Church, Ebul Menuçehr Mosque dating back to the Seljuk period, the Great Bathhouse, and the historic walls, while taking photos alongside the breathtaking views of the Arpaçay Valley. After visiting Ani, we return to Kars city center and visit Kanlı Tabya, which now serves as the Caucasus Front War History Museum. In this important museum carrying traces of Ottoman-Russian wars, we gain information about the struggles during the 1877-1878 Ottoman-Russian War and the First World War, and view artifacts that shed light on the region's recent history. After our visit, we head towards Sarıkamış following an extra lunch break with local dishes at our restaurant in Kars. In Sarıkamış, known for its unique nature surrounded by pine forests, we visit the Sarıkamış Martyrs' Cemetery, where we will witness one of the saddest pages of Turkish history. Guided by our tour guide, we honor the sacred memory of thousands of Mehmetçiks who gave their lives for the homeland and experience emotional moments in this meaningful place. After our visit to Sarıkamış, we continue our journey towards Erzurum, one of the most important cities of Eastern Anatolia. Upon arriving in Erzurum, we first visit Taş Han, built by Rüstem Paşa and currently exhibiting works of Oltu stone craftsmen. Here, we learn about the craftsmanship of Oltu stone, one of Erzurum's symbols, and guests who wish can have the opportunity to shop. Then, we continue exploring the historical texture of Erzurum. We view Üç Kümbetler, an important work from the Anatolian Seljuk period, panoramically, and visit Çifte Minareli Medrese, one of the city's symbols, listening to our guide's descriptions. After learning more from our guide about this structure that inspires admiration with its stonework and architectural details, we will see Yakutiye Medrese, another important historical monument of Erzurum. After our city tour, we move to our restaurant for the famous Cağ Kebabı, one of the first flavors that come to mind when thinking of Erzurum. Guests who wish can experience Cağ Kebabı, one of the most special tastes of the regional cuisine here. After our meal break, we begin our return journey.
Morning Breakfast: Will be taken as Set Menu or Buffet at the hotel. (Included in Tour Price)
Lunch: Will be taken at a restaurant in Kars city center. (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: Will be taken at a famous Cağ Kebabı restaurant in Erzurum. (Extra/Optional)
Accommodation: It is the return day. There is no accommodation.
Return Journey
We are concluding our return journey by leaving you, our valued guest, at the point where we picked you up at dawn. We bid farewell until we meet again at another of our events.