Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Kutaisi & Batumi — cobblestone lanes, glowing limestone caves, turquoise canyons and a Black Sea skyline, all in one trip.
Over a decade of crafting safe, soulful journeys for women across India and the world.
A growing community of women who keep coming back — that says everything.
A visit to a local family winery in Mtskheta — home-made wine and khachapuri, together.
Handpicked stays in Tbilisi, Kutaisi and Batumi — twin sharing, comfortable, well-located.
Comfortable coach transfers, an English-speaking guide on select days, and one Jugni trip leader throughout.
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Six days that move through ancient capitals, underground cave systems, turquoise canyons and a futuristic coastal skyline.
Old town, sulfur baths, carved balconies
Ancient capital, wine tasting
Prometheus Cave, old town
Black Sea boardwalk, Ali & Nino
Georgia isn't on everyone's radar yet — mountains, coastline, canyons and cities most people haven't seen.
Georgia is the birthplace of wine — a family winery visit, home-made wine, and endless khachapuri.
Old-world Tbilisi, underground caves in Kutaisi, and a futuristic Black Sea skyline in Batumi — all in 6 days.
You land in Tbilisi alone. You leave with a group who turned strangers into sisters over wine and khachapuri.
TCS is fully refundable when you file your ITR. Balance payment due 45 days before departure (international trip) — by 27 Dec 2026.
Arrive in Tbilisi, meet the group and transfer to your hotel. Settle in for an overnight stay as the trip begins.
Breakfast, then a tour to Mtskheta — Georgia's ancient capital and spiritual centre, home to the Church of Jvari (6th century) and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (11th century), both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Continue to a local family winery for a wine tasting with home-made wines and a delicious late lunch. Transfer to Kutaisi and take a walk through its old town in the evening.
Breakfast, then a walk through old Kutaisi — the park, Colchic Fountain, agricultural market and Bagrati Cathedral. Travel to the underground world of Prometheus Cave, walking among stalactites and stalagmites, with an optional boat ride inside. Continue to Batumi and visit the Botanical Gardens.
A walking tour of Batumi, capital of the Adjara region — Piazza Square, Church of St. Nicholas, Europe Square, the Drama Theatre, dancing fountains, the boulevard, Alphabet Tower and the moving statue of Ali & Nino down at the port. Later, a boat ride on the Black Sea (weather permitting).
Breakfast, then travel into the lush hills of Guria to discover Bakhvi, one of Georgia's oldest tea-growing regions. Walk through the plantations and experience a tea-tasting session, learning the story of Georgian tea from its 19th-century origins to its modern revival. Transfer back to Tbilisi.
Breakfast, then a walking tour of Old Tbilisi — Orthodox churches, a mosque and synagogue, the famous sulphur baths, narrow cobbled streets with carved wooden balconies, Narikala Fortress (round-trip cable car, weather permitting), the glass Bridge of Peace, Freedom Square and Rustaveli Avenue. Transfer to the airport for departure.
Comfortable, well-located stays in every city on the route.
A well-located 4-star hotel in Tbilisi, your base at both the start and end of the trip.
A comfortable stay in Kutaisi, close to the old town.
Your base on the Black Sea coast for two nights of sightseeing.
February is Georgia at its quietest and clearest — crisp mountain air, no summer crowds.
Visa is not required if you already hold a valid US, Schengen or Canada visa (call to confirm). Without an active visa, you'll need to apply online — Georgia's visa is easy and processed in about 5 days. We'll check flight connectivity and suggest options from your city.
Vegetarian options are widely available — khachapuri, Georgia's cheesy comfort bread, is everywhere and easy to fall in love with. Georgia is a safe, welcoming country, and Jugni has visited several times, so we know it well.
We keep our group sizes deliberately small, typically 12–14 travellers, allowing us to deliver personalised, attentive service to every solo woman on the trip.
No — since our travellers come from all over, flights and visas aren't part of the base package. We'll check flight connectivity and suggest options from your city, and help with visa documentation at no extra cost.
5 breakfasts and 1 lunch (Day 2, at the winery) are included. Other meals are not included, so you're free to explore Georgian cuisine — vegetarian options are easy to find, especially khachapuri.
Not if you already hold a valid US, Schengen, or Canada visa. Otherwise, you'll apply online — it's a simple process that takes about 5 days. Call our team to check the exact documents required.
As standard, we provide twin-sharing accommodation so solo travellers can connect with the group. Single occupancy can be arranged on request for an additional charge.
No upper age limit. We've had women in their 20s through their 60s travel with us — what matters is your curiosity, not your age.
A small group of 12–14 women. Wine tasting, underground caves, turquoise canyons and the Black Sea. 6 days, Feb 10–15.
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