One day tour
Kakheti One-Day Tour
Experience the traditions, flavors, and beauty of Georgia’s famous wine region on this enjoyable day trip to Kakheti. Visit a local farmer’s family and taste traditional churchkhela while learning about this beloved Georgian sweet. Continue to another family home to watch the traditional process of baking Georgian bread in a clay oven. The tour then takes you to the peaceful Bodbe Monastery, one of Georgia’s most important religious sites, before exploring the charming hilltop town of Sighnaghi, known as the “City of Love.” Stroll through its picturesque streets, enjoy panoramic views of the Alazani Valley, and experience the warm hospitality of Kakheti before returning to Tbilisi.
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Kakheti One-Day Tour
Departure from Tbilisi
- Depart from Tbilisi in the morning and drive toward Kakheti, one of Georgia's most famous wine and cultural regions.
Local family home
- Visit a local family home for authentic Georgian hospitality, wine tasting, churchkhela tasting, and an introduction to homemade products.
Traditional bread baking
- Watch Georgian bread being baked in a tone oven and see how fresh local bread is made.
Bodbe Monastery
- Continue to Bodbe Monastery, the peaceful burial site of St. Nino with views over the Alazani Valley.
Sighnaghi
- Visit Sighnaghi, the City of Love, known for cobblestone streets, historic walls, and Caucasus Mountain views.
- Return to Tbilisi in the evening.
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