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Tbilisi is the easiest way into the Caucasus — a river city of carved wooden balconies, sulphur baths under brick domes and a cable car swinging up to Narikala Fortress, with snow-capped mountains a day's drive away. Georgian hospitality is famous, the pace is relaxed, and the city suits families and couples alike; our team can point you to restaurants serving halal food. Eight days lets you base yourself in Tbilisi for the old town, Mtskheta and Kazbegi, then add Borjomi's forests or a few nights on the Black Sea in Batumi.
Duration 8 days · 7 nights
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What you'll see
Old Tbilisi & the sulphur baths
Cobbled lanes, balconied houses and the domed baths of Abanotubani, where the city began. Book a private room for a proper soak.
Narikala Fortress & cable car
Ride from Rike Park over the river to the old fortress walls for the city's best panorama, especially at dusk.
Mtskheta
Georgia's ancient capital, half an hour from Tbilisi: Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery above the meeting of two rivers. UNESCO-listed.
Kazbegi & Gergeti Trinity Church
The Georgian Military Road climbs past Ananuri fortress and Gudauri to the church standing beneath Mount Kazbek.
Borjomi
A spa town in pine forest, famous for its mineral water: a park walk, a cable car and cooler air in summer.
Rustaveli Avenue & the Bridge of Peace
Tbilisi's grand avenue of theatres and cafés, then the glass Bridge of Peace and Rike Park lit up at night.
When to Go
Seasonal guide
Tbilisi works for most of the year; match the season to the trip you want. April – June: green hills, mild days and the mountain roads reopening — our favourite. July – August: hot in the city, so plan mountain days in Kazbegi and Borjomi; peak season for Jordanian and Gulf families, so book early. September – October: warm days, harvest season and autumn colours in the valleys. November – March: cold, quieter and better value in the city; ski season in Gudauri, though mountain roads can close after heavy snow.
Sample Itinerary
Day by day
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Day 1 — Arrival · Old Tbilisi evening: Meet-and-greet at the airport and transfer to your hotel. Evening walk through the old town and Meidan Square, dinner with khachapuri and grilled dishes.
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Day 2 — Old town · Narikala · sulphur baths: Guided walk through Abanotubani, cable car to Narikala Fortress, an afternoon at the sulphur baths and sunset on the Bridge of Peace.
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Day 3 — Mtskheta · Ananuri · Kazbegi: Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, then up the Georgian Military Road past Ananuri fortress and the Gudauri viewpoint. Overnight in Stepantsminda.
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Day 4 — Gergeti · return to Tbilisi: A 4×4 ride up to Gergeti Trinity Church for views of Mount Kazbek, lunch in the village and a scenic drive back to Tbilisi.
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Day 5 — Borjomi: Drive to Borjomi for the Central Park, the mineral springs and the cable car above the town, returning in the evening or staying overnight.
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Day 6 — Tbilisi at leisure: Rustaveli Avenue, the Dry Bridge market and the city's malls, with dinner and live Georgian music.
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Day 7 — Sighnaghi or Batumi: A day trip to hilltop Sighnaghi and the Alazani Valley, or a short flight to Batumi to add Black Sea nights.
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Day 8 — Departure: Last breakfast, a souvenir stop for churchkhela and spices, and your airport transfer.
What's Included
Return flights from Amman, direct or with one connection depending on your dates
Hotels in Tbilisi and the mountains, chosen to suit your budget and travel style
Airport and intercity transfers with a private driver
Guided sightseeing days, with an Arabic- or English-speaking guide where available
Travel insurance on request
Good to Know
Before you travel
Entry: Jordanian passport holders can visit Georgia without a visa for tourism and stay up to one year, as confirmed with the Embassy of Georgia in Amman in September 2026. Entry rules can change, so check the current rule shortly before you travel.
Currency: the Georgian lari (GEL). Cards are widely accepted in Tbilisi; carry some cash for villages and markets.
Language: Georgian; Russian and English are common in tourist areas.
Food: restaurants serving halal meat are available in central Tbilisi. Tell us your preferences and we will plan meals around them.
Mountain roads: the road to Kazbegi can close after heavy snow, so winter itineraries include a flexible day.
Tbilisi questions
How many days do I need in Tbilisi?
Four to five days covers Tbilisi, Mtskheta and Kazbegi. An eight-day trip adds Borjomi and a free day, or can be split with Batumi on the Black Sea.
Do Jordanians need a visa for Georgia?
No. Jordanian passport holders can enter Georgia without a visa for tourism and stay up to one year (confirmed with the Embassy of Georgia in Amman, September 2026). Entry rules can change, so check the current rule shortly before you travel.
Is Tbilisi good for families?
Yes. Short drives, parks, the cable car and cool mountain day trips make it easy with children. We can arrange family rooms and a private driver for the whole trip.
Can I combine Tbilisi with Batumi?
Yes. Many travellers spend four or five nights in Tbilisi and the mountains, then take a short domestic flight or a scenic drive to Batumi for the rest of the stay.
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