An unforgettable journey in Georgia, in the heart of the South Caucasus, where you will feel the spirit of the Caucasus. History, nature, and culture come together on this unique route.
Batumi - Gori – Stalin Museum – Tbilisi - Chronicle of Georgia – Sameba Cathedral Holy Mother Statue – Meidan Bazaar – Georgian Night – Mtskheta – Batumi 4 Nights Accommodation Round-trip| FlightAfter completing our baggage and ticket procedures at Sabiha Gökçen Airport, we take Pegasus Airlines’ scheduled PC2814 flight departing at 09:40 to Trabzon Airport. We arrive at Trabzon Airport at 10:30. We meet our vehicle waiting for us at the airport exit and then depart for Batumi. After entering through the Sarp Border Gate and arriving in Batumi, we begin exploring the city center. We take a short stroll through Batumi city center. During this pleasant walk accompanied by our guide, the places we will see include the Orta Mosque, Clock Tower, Piazza Square, Government Building, Poseidon Statue, Theater Building, Astronomical Clock, St. Nicholas Church, and Hotel Fransa, where Nazım Hikmet once stayed. After a short lunch break, we go to our hotel and settle into our rooms to recover from the fatigue of the first day and prepare for tomorrow.
Dining and Accommodation Information:
Breakfast: Will be purchased as an extra in Trabzon.
Lunch: Free time in Batumi; extra.
Dinner: Free time in Batumi; extra.
Accommodation: La Quinta By Wyndham Batumi, Euphoria Hotel Batumi, Grand Bellagio Hotel Batumi, JRW Welmond Hotel Batumi, Intourist Palace Hotel Batumi and similar hotels.
Following the breakfast we will have at our hotel in the morning, we begin our tour with Kutaisi, one of Georgia’s oldest settlements. The city, which served as the capital of the Kingdom of Colchis throughout history, is also known in mythology for the legend of the Golden Fleece. After a brief panoramic introduction to the city, we visit Bagrati Cathedral, one of the most important examples of medieval Georgian architecture. Built in the 11th century, this structure is one of the significant religious buildings symbolizing the unification of Georgia. Following our visits, we continue our journey and arrive in the city of Gori. This place is known as the birthplace of Joseph Stalin, one of the important leaders of the Soviet Union. We visit the Stalin Museum located in Gori. Inside the museum, visitors can see the modest wooden house where Stalin was born and spent his childhood, as well as the private railway carriage he used during his travels. (Note: The house where Stalin was born may occasionally be closed to visitors due to restoration work.) After our tour, we depart for Tbilisi. Upon arrival, we check in to our hotel. Guests who wish may explore Tbilisi’s pleasant atmosphere in the evening. Overnight at our hotel in Tbilisi.
Breakfast: Will be served at the hotel and is included.
Lunch: Free time on the way or in Tbilisi; extra.
Dinner: Free time in Tbilisi; extra.
Accommodation: Ramada by Wyndham Tbilisi, Royal Tulip Hotel & Casino, Tbilisi, Holiday Inn Tbilisi, Ibis Ortachala Hotel Tbilisi,Gino Seaside Tbilisi, Trademark Collection By Wyndham, Bricks Hotel Tiflis and similar.
Following breakfast at our hotel, we begin exploring the capital city of Tbilisi, which bears traces of Georgian and Soviet architecture. During our city tour, we are greeted by the statue of King David, regarded as the founding king of Georgia. Our first stop is the Chronicle of Georgia, built in 1985 and depicting Georgian history through monumental reliefs. This impressive structure, featuring depictions of Georgian kings and scenes from the Bible, offers a brief journey through the country’s history. We then visit Sameba Cathedral, one of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world. After our cathedral visit, we return to the city center and take the cable car (fee is extra) up to Kartlis Deda (Mother of Georgia Statue). Here, we have the opportunity to photograph Tbilisi’s unique landscape. Following our photo break, we see Narikala Fortress and Juma Mosque before descending into Old Tbilisi with a pleasant walk through the narrow streets. During the walk, the sulfur baths district, the King Gorgasali statue and Metekhi Church are among the places to be seen. Afterwards, we have free time at Meidan Bazaar, Tbilisi’s historic underground bazaar. Here, we have the opportunity to discover Georgian wines and local souvenirs. We then take a short lunch break, which is extra. After the meal, we continue our panoramic city tour. The Parliament of Georgia Building, Kashveti Church, Simon Janashia Museum, Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre, Rustaveli State Academic Theatre and Georgian Academy of Sciences are among the places to be seen panoramically accompanied by our guide’s narration. At the end of our tour, we complete the day with a short photo break and free time in front of Freedom Square. After returning to our hotel and taking a short rest, guests who wish may join the Georgian Night with dinner, held at a local restaurant in Tbilisi. Overnight at our hotel.
Breakfast: Will be served at the hotel and is included.
Lunch: Free time in Tbilisi; extra.
Dinner: May be taken during the Georgian Night in Tbilisi; extra.
Accommodation: Ramada by Wyndham Tbilisi, Royal Tulip Hotel & Casino, Tbilisi, Holiday Inn Tbilisi, Ibis Ortachala Hotel Tbilisi, Gino Seaside Tbilisi, Trademark Collection By Wyndham, Bricks Hotel Tiflis and similar.
After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we set off towards Mtskheta, one of Georgia’s oldest settlements and former capitals. Considered the country’s religious center throughout history, this city is of great importance in terms of Georgian Orthodox culture. Here, we visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, built in the 11th century and one of Georgia’s most important religious structures. Included on the UNESCO World Heritage List, this cathedral draws attention with its architecture and sacred relics. During our free time around the cathedral, you can stroll through the historic streets and shop for local handicrafts and souvenirs. After our free time, we meet our vehicle and begin our journey towards Batumi, one of the most popular coastal cities in western Georgia. With breaks along the way, we arrive in Batumi in the evening. Upon arrival, we complete the sites that we were unable to visit according to our tour program on the first day due to the flight time. Afterwards, we give our guests free time in the city for dinner (extra). Guests who wish may explore Batumi’s dazzling nighttime atmosphere. We meet at the time determined by our guide and depart for our hotel late at night. Arrival at the hotel and accommodation in our rooms. Overnight at our hotel in Batumi.
Breakfast: Will be served at the hotel and is included.
Lunch: Will be served at a suitable facility en route and is extra.
Dinner: Free time in Batumi; extra.
Accommodation: La Quinta By Wyndham Batumi, Euphoria Hotel Batumi, Grand Bellagio Hotel Batumi, JRW Welmond Hotel Batum, Intourist Palace Hotel Batum and similar hotels.
On the last day of our tour, after having breakfast at our hotel, we pack our suitcases and check out of the hotel at the time specified by our guide. We then board our vehicle and head towards the Makhuntseti region, one of Batumi’s most impressive natural areas. Our first stop is the Adjarian Wine House, an authentic winery where we can learn more about wine production, one of the most important traditions of Georgian culture (entrance fee is extra). Guests who wish can taste and purchase wines unique to Georgia here. We visit the historic Makhuntseti Stone Bridge, attributed to the era of Queen Tamar of Georgia. Afterwards, we take a short walk and a photo break at the Makhuntseti Waterfall, located amidst lush greenery. We enjoy pleasant moments in the peaceful atmosphere of nature. After our visit, we enter Turkey through the Sarp Border Gate. Following the border procedures, we board our vehicle and set off towards Trabzon Airport. If time permits, we take a short tea and shopping break along the way. Upon arrival at the airport, we complete our baggage and ticket procedures, then depart for Sabiha Gökçen Airport on flight PC2817 departing at 16:20, bringing our tour to an end. After collecting our luggage, we are dropped off at the points where we were picked up on the first day by our transfer vehicle waiting for us at the airport exit gate. We say goodbye and look forward to seeing you on our next organization.
Breakfast: Will be served at the hotel. Included.
Lunch: Will be served at a suitable facility along the way. Extra.
Dinner: This is the return day; dinner will not be organized.
Accommodation: There is no accommodation on the return day.
Child Discount and Circular Rules
The child discount is valid for the 7–12 age range.
The tour circular is valid as of the date it was published, 19.01.2026. Circulars published on later dates for the same tour invalidate the previous circular.
Mandatory additional services are included in the tour price.
Important Information About Tours with Flights
Museum – Archaeological Site – National Park Entrances
All museum, archaeological site and national park entrance fees are the responsibility of our guests. At museums and archaeological sites where the Müzekart is valid, our guests may obtain a card from Müzekart sales points before or during the tour in order to benefit from its advantages.
Package Price Coverage
Our package tour prices include hotel accommodation, transportation and the sightseeing tours specified in the program.
Rest Stops
Breaks are taken at rest facilities along the route. Due to occupancy, renovations or similar force majeure reasons, rest stops may be changed provided that 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 participate in an extra tour will be directed by our guide to rest areas before the city entrances or to city centers. In this case, guests who agree to wait at the rest area will be considered to have participated in the tour.
Due to weather conditions, road conditions or similar reasons, the guide may make changes to the program order (visits within the day or between different days) if deemed necessary.
Go-Turkey cannot be held responsible for locations that cannot be visited despite being included in the program due to force majeure (weather conditions, road conditions, congestion at visiting points, etc.) or because guests fail to comply with the timings given by the guide.
Health Notification
Our guests are required to carry with them reports and information regarding any health problems they may experience during the tour, pregnancy status or medications they regularly use.
Accommodation Information
The hotel names specified in the program are the priority accommodation facilities. Hotels may be changed depending on availability. The accommodation details will be shared with our guests, upon request, no later than 48 hours before the tour departure. If the hotel is changed due to occupancy or force majeure reasons, provided that the standards remain the same, our guests will be informed by Go-Turkey representatives.
Important Notes
Vehicles Used
Tour vehicles are planned as follows according to the number of participants:
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)
Midibus (17–27 people):
Isuzu Turkuaz
(ABS, ASR, air conditioning, monitor, refrigerator, announcement system)
Minibus (up to 16 people):
VW Volt, VW Volt EL, Mercedes Sprinter, Mercedes Sprinter EL
(Specially designed reclining seats, ABS, ASR, air conditioning, refrigerator, announcement system)
Recommendations
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GEORGIA (BATUMI – TBILISI) BORDER CROSSING INFORMATION