Embark on an exciting 14-day cultural and adventure journey through Georgia, starting with a flight from Warsaw to Kutaisi. This moderate-budget trip is designed to immerse you in vibrant cities, stunning nature with safe hikes, and incredible food, all while experiencing rich Georgian culture. Enjoy a unique balance of half-day remote work and half-day exploration during weekdays, complemented by dedicated days off.
Upon arrival at Kutaisi International Airport (KUT) from Warsaw, proceed through customs and transfer to your accommodation.
A taxi or pre-booked private transfer is recommended for ease of transport to your hotel. Marshrutkas (mini-buses) are also available from the airport to the city center.
Check into your hotel in Kutaisi.
Take some time to unpack and relax after your journey.
We've suggested a moderate hotel in the city center for convenience.
Dedicate a couple of hours to remote work, getting settled into your rhythm.
Ensure your accommodation has stable Wi-Fi.
Take an evening walk through Kutaisi's charming Old Town, crossing the White Bridge and admiring the Rioni River.
Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere.
Enjoy traditional Georgian cuisine at a local restaurant in Kutaisi.
Try Imeretian Khachapuri, unique to this region.
Explore the majestic Bagrati Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site offering panoramic views of Kutaisi.
This 11th-century cathedral is a symbol of Georgian architecture.
The walk up to the cathedral can be steep; comfortable shoes are recommended.
Visit the Gelati Monastery Complex, another UNESCO site and a masterpiece of the Georgian Golden Age.
It houses the Academy of Gelati and several churches.
Requires a short taxi ride from Bagrati Cathedral or the city center. Expect to pay around EUR 5-10 for a one-way trip.
Grab a quick and delicious lunch in Kutaisi before your afternoon work session.
Utilize the afternoon for focused remote work before traveling to Tbilisi.
Check out from your Kutaisi hotel and take a comfortable journey to Tbilisi.
A private transfer is suggested for convenience with luggage and flexible timing.
Marshrutkas are also an option, departing frequently from Kutaisi's main bus station to Didube station in Tbilisi. Price for a marshrutka is typically around EUR 5-8 per person. A private transfer will be around EUR 50-70 for the vehicle.
Check into your accommodation in Tbilisi.
After settling in, head out for a late dinner in the vibrant capital.
Immerse yourselves in the historical heart of Tbilisi.
Explore narrow cobbled streets, traditional houses with carved balconies, ancient churches, and the Narikala Fortress. This is a private driver-guided tour, focusing on the old town's highlights.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking on hilly, cobbled streets. This tour can be customized to your interests.
Enjoy a traditional Georgian lunch in one of the many charming restaurants in Tbilisi's Old Town.
Focus on your work tasks in the comfort of your Tbilisi accommodation.
Take the Funicular up to Mtatsminda Park for stunning panoramic views of Tbilisi at sunset.
Enjoy the park's atmosphere and rides if you wish.
Dine at a restaurant near Rustaveli Avenue, offering a mix of traditional and modern Georgian dishes.
Explore the lesser-known, non-touristic side of Tbilisi with a 'Soviet Tbilisi Tour'.
Discover brutalist Soviet architecture, unique residential neighborhoods, and historical insights.
This tour offers a unique perspective on Tbilisi's recent history and architectural diversity.
Enjoy a casual lunch after your morning tour.
Catch up on work in the afternoon.
Experience the famous sulfur baths in the Abanotubani district.
Relax in the healing waters – a unique Tbilisi experience.
Private rooms are available for a more intimate experience. Book in advance, especially for evenings.
Indulge in a delicious Georgian dinner, perhaps at a restaurant featuring traditional live music and dance.
Learn to prepare traditional Georgian dishes like Khinkali and Khachapuri in a hands-on cooking class at a real Georgian family home.
Enjoy the meal you've prepared.
A fantastic cultural and culinary experience. Come hungry!
Conclude your workweek with a productive remote work session.
Enjoy some free time for leisurely strolling or souvenir shopping in the Dry Bridge Market (for unique finds) or along Rustaveli Avenue.
Enjoy a relaxing dinner, reflecting on your first week in Georgia and preparing for the next leg of your journey.
Wander through the charming narrow streets of Old Tbilisi, discovering hidden courtyards, visiting Sioni Cathedral, and soaking in the historic atmosphere. Take the cable car up to Narikala Fortress for panoramic city views and see the iconic Mother of Georgia statue.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking on cobbled streets. Cable car offers great views.
Enjoy a delicious traditional Georgian lunch at a local restaurant in the Old Town, sampling local favorites like Khinkali and Khachapuri.
Relax and rejuvenate in Tbilisi's famous natural sulfur baths in the Abanotubani district.
Consider booking a private room for a more intimate experience.
Bring your own towel and toiletries or rent them there. Book private rooms in advance, especially on weekends.
Stroll along the lively Shardeni Street, known for its cafes and galleries.
Continue to the modern pedestrian Bridge of Peace, an architectural landmark connecting old and new Tbilisi.
Savor an evening meal at one of the many atmospheric restaurants in the heart of Old Tbilisi.
Explore the famous open-air Dry Bridge Market, where you can find unique antiques, Soviet-era memorabilia, local art, and handmade crafts.
A vibrant place for unique finds.
Bargaining is common. Best visited on weekends.
Try your hand in a real Georgian home kitchen.
Learn how to make an authentic 5-course dinner with the help of Georgian mothers and grandmothers, offering a truly immersive culinary experience.
A highly-rated, authentic experience for food lovers.
Stroll down Tbilisi's main artery, Rustaveli Avenue, admiring its grand architecture including the Parliament building and Rustaveli Theatre.
Visit the Georgian National Museum to delve into the country's rich history and archaeological treasures.
Enjoy dinner at a Georgian restaurant, perhaps one offering live traditional music and dance performances for an entertaining evening.
Embark on a private tour to Kakheti, Georgia's renowned wine region.
Enjoy majestic vistas of the Caucasus, gaze over the vineyards of Alazani Valley, and partake in wine tastings at small wineries. The tour includes a delicious family-cooked lunch.
This private tour ensures personalized attention and includes transportation from and to Tbilisi. Wine tastings and lunch are typically included.
Return to Tbilisi after your wine tour and enjoy a relaxed dinner, perhaps trying a different local restaurant.
Dedicate the morning to remote work from your accommodation or a quiet local café with strong Wi-Fi.
Focus on your tasks before an afternoon of exploration.
Tbilisi has many cafes with good Wi-Fi suitable for working remotely. Consider 'Coffee LAB' or 'Entree' for a good environment.
Grab a quick and affordable lunch at a local eatery or bakery near your work location.
Explore the non-touristic side of Tbilisi on a private, driver-guided tour.
Discover edgy residential neighborhoods, brutalist Soviet architecture, and gain unique insights into the city's Soviet past.
This tour offers a unique perspective away from the usual tourist paths, perfect for history enthusiasts and photographers.
Experience contemporary Georgian cuisine at one of Tbilisi's modern restaurants, showcasing innovative dishes and fine dining.
Utilize your morning for remote work from your accommodation or a cafe, ensuring you're productive before your afternoon activities.
Prepare for the journey to Kazbegi scheduled for tomorrow.
Enjoy a casual and refreshing lunch in the city center.
Take the funicular up to Mtatsminda Park, perched on Mount Mtatsminda.
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Tbilisi, ride the Ferris wheel, and explore the amusement park.
The funicular ride itself offers great views. The park is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.
Spend some time picking up souvenirs and gifts from local shops along Rustaveli Avenue or in the Old Town.
Enjoy a final memorable dinner in Tbilisi, savoring the local flavors before your journey to the mountains tomorrow.
Start your day with a productive remote work session from your accommodation in Tbilisi before heading towards the mountains.
Ensure all urgent tasks are completed before embarking on the scenic drive.
Embark on a scenic drive along the Georgian Military Highway to Stepantsminda (Kazbegi).
This journey offers breathtaking views and opportunities to stop at significant landmarks. Consider booking the 'From Tbilisi to Kazbegi Stepantsminda Gudauri Group Guided Tour' for a convenient and insightful trip.
You can opt for a shared marshrutka (minibus), hire a private car, or join a guided group tour for convenience and stops at key sights.
Explore the 17th-century Ananuri Fortress complex, a historical site located on the Aragvi River, offering stunning views of the Zhinvali Reservoir.
This is usually a stop on the way to Kazbegi.
Wear comfortable shoes as there are stairs and uneven terrain.
Pause at the Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument (Gudauri Viewpoint) for panoramic views of the Caucasus Mountains and the Devil's Valley. A great photo opportunity.
Dress warmly as it can be windy and cooler at this altitude.
Enjoy a traditional Georgian dinner at a local restaurant in Stepantsminda, savoring local specialties like Khinkali or Mtsvadi after your journey.
Begin your day with focused remote work, utilizing the peaceful mountain environment.
Many guesthouses offer decent Wi-Fi; confirm upon booking.
Grab a quick and delicious lunch in the village before heading out for your afternoon adventure.
Embark on a beautiful hike to the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church, nestled dramatically beneath Mount Kazbek.
The views of the valley and mountains from the church are unparalleled. Alternatively, a 4x4 taxi can take you up.
The hike takes approximately 1.5-2 hours uphill. Bring water, sturdy shoes, and layers of clothing. If taking a 4x4, prices can range from USD 20-40 round trip for the car. Booking an organized private tour that includes this is also an option.
Enjoy a relaxing dinner at a restaurant with panoramic views of Mount Kazbek, reflecting on the day's majestic scenery.
Enjoy a relaxed morning, sleep in, and have a slow breakfast to recharge for a day of nature.
Explore the enchanting Truso Valley, known for its unique travertine formations, mineral springs, and deserted villages.
This is an easier, mostly flat hike along the river, perfect for enjoying pristine nature.
You will need to arrange a taxi or a 4x4 from Stepantsminda to the starting point of the valley (Kvemo Okrokana village), approximately 30-45 minutes drive.
Indulge in a final Georgian dinner in Kazbegi, perhaps trying a different local restaurant or revisiting a favorite from earlier in the stay.
Complete any pending work tasks from your accommodation in Kazbegi before starting your journey back to Tbilisi.
Take a marshrutka or private transfer back to Tbilisi.
This allows for easier connection to Kutaisi airport the following day.
Shared marshrutkas depart regularly from Stepantsminda's main square. Private transfers can be arranged through your guesthouse.
If time permits, do some last-minute souvenir shopping in Tbilisi, picking up Georgian crafts, spices, or wine.
Enjoy a relaxed final dinner in Tbilisi, reflecting on your two-week adventure in Georgia.
Return to your hotel to pack and ensure all travel documents are ready for your departure the next day.
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