Why Georgia, why now.
Georgia is one of Europe's best-kept secrets. Beyond its dramatic Caucasus Mountains lies a destination rich in history, exceptional cuisine and a culture built around generosity.
Wander through Tbilisi's charming old streets, discover vineyards that have been producing wine for over 8,000 years, or drive along spectacular alpine roads where every turn reveals another breathtaking view. It's a destination where authenticity becomes the greatest luxury.
Where hospitality
is a way of life.
Drive Through the Caucasus to Kazbegi
Journey along the Georgian Military Highway to towering mountain peaks and the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church.
Private Wine Experience in Kakheti
Visit family-owned vineyards and enjoy exclusive tastings in the birthplace of wine.
Explore the Old Town of Tbilisi
Wander through colourful balconies, cobbled streets and historic sulphur bath districts.
Stay at a Luxury Mountain Lodge
Wake up to panoramic views of the Caucasus surrounded by peaceful alpine landscapes.
Traditional Georgian Supra
Experience an authentic feast led by a Tamada (toastmaster), celebrating food, wine and conversation.
One Way To,
Experience It.
Arrive in Tbilisi and explore the Old Town.
Private city tour and sulphur bath experience.
Drive through the Caucasus to Kazbegi.
Mountain exploration and luxury lodge stay.
Travel to Kakheti for exclusive vineyard experiences.
Return to Tbilisi for leisure and fine dining.
Departure.
Sample only. Every journey is rebuilt around your dates, your villa, your wishes.
A toastmaster's table,
one mountain lodge, eight thousand years of wine.
Peak Season
May – October • Pleasant weather for mountains, vineyards and city exploration.
Shoulder Season
November – April • Snow-covered alpine scenery, ski experiences and festive winter charm.
Couples· Scenic Drives· Wine Lovers· Culture· Mountains
If Georgia calls,
so might these.
Georgia isn't about checking off famous landmarks. It's about lingering over long conversations, discovering hidden mountain villages and embracing a culture where hospitality is considered a sacred tradition.