• Signagi City Walls - The tour begins in the morning with a drive from Tbilisi to the picturesque Kakheti region, also known as the Wine Region. Our first stop is at Village Baduairu to:
  • Taste Georgian cheese and observe the traditional baking of Georgian bread “Shoti”.
  Next, we head to Signagi city to explore:
  • Signagi (the city of love, offering stunning views of the Alazani Valley and the majestic Caucasus mountains).
• Tunnel Winery Khareba’s - Transfer to Kvareli city to visit the Khareba Winery Tunnel (a 7.7 km tunnel in the Caucasus mountains).
• Winery Khareba -
  • Enjoy traditional wine tasting in the Khareba tunnel, including 2 glasses of Georgian traditional wine (additional wines available at extra cost).
• Shaloshvili’s Cellar Hotel შალოშვილის მარანი - Drive to a special family winery:
  • Experience wine tasting and the option to enjoy a delightful lunch. Includes 3 glasses of Champion Wine and 1 glass of ChaCha (lunch available at extra cost).
• Twins Wine Cellar -
  • Transfer to Nafareuli village to visit the unique Wine Museum and learn about the traditional Georgian methods of making Qvevri and wine.
  • Wine and ChaCha tasting at the Wine Museum (4 glasses).
• Gombori Pass -
  • Return to Tbilisi through the scenic Gombori Pass, featuring beautiful forests and breathtaking views.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off for your convenience.
• Unique wine tasting experiences at Khareba Winery, Wine Museum in Napareuli, and a special winery selected by our team.
• Enjoy a delightful bread and cheese tasting in a traditional Georgian village.
• Travel comfortably in a private air-conditioned car or minivan, depending on group size.
• Stay refreshed with complimentary bottled water and beverages like coffee/tea.
• Benefit from the expertise of a professional guide/driver for an unforgettable day.
• All transportation costs, including fuel surcharge, are taken care of.

• Lunch.
• Personal Purchases.

Kakheti stands as Georgia’s most significant wine-producing region in terms of quantity, quality, and history. Almost 75% of the nation’s wine grapes are cultivated here, in an area utilized for viticulture for millennia.

With an enduring 8,000-year history of successive wine making, Georgia’s past is adorned with countless archaeological finds. The affection for viticulture has been embedded in Georgians since time immemorial and persists into the contemporary era. Galleries in Georgia host a multitude of exhibits related to age-old wine making techniques.

Marvelous landscapes, lush forests, a museum, enticing wineries, and delightful wine can be found here. We’ll have the opportunity to savor some of the most flavorful wine in the Kakheti region.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• A small amount of walking is involved.
• Not wheelchair accessible.
• The duration of transfers are approximate 2,5-3.5 hour per way trough amazin landscapes, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.