Georgia takes us from Tbilisi’s charming cobbled lanes and carved wooden balconies to the snow-capped Caucasus, ancient monasteries and extraordinary cave towns. Medieval fortresses, picturesque mountain valleys, hilltop towns and lush vineyards reveal a country shaped by centuries of history, tradition and the legendary hospitality of the Caucasus.
Travelling with WeGoBond, the journey moves from Mtskheta’s UNESCO-listed heritage and the dramatic Gergeti Trinity Church beneath Mount Kazbek to Borjomi, Rabati Castle and the rock-hewn town of Vardzia. In Kakheti’s wine country, we discover Sighnaghi’s romantic hilltop streets, visit a family winery and experience Georgia’s 8,000-year-old winemaking tradition — all woven together with local cuisine, comfortable stays and the company of a small group of women.
“I loved my first trip with Wegobond to Georgia. From the start to the end I like how this company has people at the center in all they do. Loved the selection of hotels, Borjomi Likani with its huge rooms and the vast greenery was such a pleasure. Loved the choice of transport too, with buses that each of us could enjoy a whole seat. Overall loved the experience and looking forward to future trips with Wegobond.”
– Rency Mathew
Highlights
Old Tbilisi on Foot
Narrow streets and carved wooden balconies, Metekhi Church on its cliff, the Bridge of Peace, a cable-car ride up to Narikala Fortress and the Mother Georgia monument, and the famous sulphur baths of Abanotubani.
Mtskheta
Georgia’s ancient capital and spiritual heart: Jvari Monastery, where St. Nino raised her cross over a pagan temple, and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, where the robe of Christ is believed to be buried.
Kazbegi & Gergeti Trinity Church
A 4x4 ride up to the 14th-century church at 2,170 metres, set alone on its ridge beneath the snows of Mount Kazbek — the defining image of the Georgian mountains.
Vardzia Cave Town
A12th-century monastery city hewn straight into the cliffs of Erusheti mountain under Queen Tamar, its frescoed church still glowing with 800-year-old murals.
Rabati Castle
The medieval fortress complex of Akhaltsikhe, holding a church, a mosque, a synagogue and gardens within one restored walled citadel.
Borjomi
Two nights in the legendary spa town of the Lesser Caucasus, with a luxury stay at Borjomi Likani, once the summer retreat of Georgian royalty. Wander through Central Park and sip warm mineral water straight from the spring, just as travellers have for centuries.
Kakheti Wine Country
Bodbe Monastery, resting place of St. Nino; the hilltop ‘City of Love’ at Sighnaghi; and qvevri wine-making and bread-baking with a local vintner, followed by a tasting of the house wines.
The Georgian Table
Khinkali for lunch in Pasanauri, the town where Georgia’s beloved dumpling was born; flavourful traditional cuisine throughout; and an evening folklore show of polyphonic song and national dance.
Highlights
Old Tbilisi on Foot
Narrow streets and carved wooden balconies, Metekhi Church on its cliff, the Bridge of Peace, a cable-car ride up to Narikala Fortress and the Mother Georgia monument, and the famous sulphur baths of Abanotubani.
Mtskheta
Georgia’s ancient capital and spiritual heart: Jvari Monastery, where St. Nino raised her cross over a pagan temple, and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, where the robe of Christ is believed to be buried.
Kazbegi & Gergeti Trinity Church
A 4x4 ride up to the 14th-century church at 2,170 metres, set alone on its ridge beneath the snows of Mount Kazbek — the defining image of the Georgian mountains.
Vardzia Cave Town
A12th-century monastery city hewn straight into the cliffs of Erusheti mountain under Queen Tamar, its frescoed church still glowing with 800-year-old murals.
Rabati Castle
The medieval fortress complex of Akhaltsikhe, holding a church, a mosque, a synagogue and gardens within one restored walled citadel.
Borjomi
Two nights in the legendary spa town of the Lesser Caucasus, with a luxury stay at Borjomi Likani, once the summer retreat of Georgian royalty. Wander through Central Park and sip warm mineral water straight from the spring, just as travellers have for centuries.
Kakheti Wine Country
Bodbe Monastery, resting place of St. Nino; the hilltop ‘City of Love’ at Sighnaghi; and qvevri wine-making and bread-baking with a local vintner, followed by a tasting of the house wines.
The Georgian Table
Khinkali for lunch in Pasanauri, the town where Georgia’s beloved dumpling was born; flavourful traditional cuisine throughout; and an evening folklore show of polyphonic song and national dance.
Day wise Itinerary
Tbilisi
Stepantsminda
Borjomi
tbilisi
Day 1 | Arrival in Tbilisi
Welcome to Georgia! Arrive at Tbilisi International Airport, where the group comes together for the transfer into the city — about forty-five minutes into a capital that has stood at the crossroads of Europe and Asia for fifteen centuries. (This is a group transfer — please discuss flight timings with us before booking.)
Day 1 | Arrival in Tbilisi
Welcome to Georgia! Arrive at Tbilisi International Airport, where the group comes together for the transfer into the city — about forty-five minutes into a capital that has stood at the crossroads of Europe and Asia for fifteen centuries. (This is a group transfer — please discuss flight timings with us before booking.)
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- Accommodation
- As per the itinerary
- WGB trip lead throughout
- Services of a knowledgeable guide
- Meals
- As mentioned
- Transportation
- All transport ex Tbilisi in comfortable coach
- VISA Processing
- We will need your documents such as Financials, passport scans, etc for application at least 70 days before the trip.
- Visa-free entry into Georgia for travellers holding a valid visa from the US, a Schengencountry, Canada, Australia, a GCC country, Japan, South Korea, or a valid UK e-visa, subject to the latest applicable entry rules.
- Sights & Experiences
- Tbilisi city sights as listed in the itinerary including a cable car ride to Mother Georgia statue.
- Wine sampling in Khakheti
- Jvari Monastery, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral
- Gergeti Monastery
- Vardzia Cave City & Rabati Castle
- Chronicle of Georgia Monument
- Travel & Documentation
- International flights
- Travel, baggage & medical insurance
- Personal Expenses
- Laundry
- Calls
- Porterage
- Mini Bar
- Early Check-in / late check out
- Any optional experience not mentioned in the itinerary
- Other
- Tips for guide & driver
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
- Cost arising from flight delays, schedule change cancellations or unforeseen circumstances
- Group Size
Upto 12 ladies
- Pace
Moderate to Active
Full days of sightseeing. Drives along Mountainous roads
Some Questions
Every Woman Asks Before Travelling to Georgia
1. What makes a Georgia women cultural tour different from a regular Europe or Asia holiday?
A Georgia women cultural tour offers a distinctive blend of influences from both Europe and Asia.
Its location has shaped a unique cultural identity expressed through architecture, traditions, cuisine and local customs. Travellers encounter a destination that feels familiar in some ways yet completely unique in others.
Travelling with WeGoBond allows women to explore Georgia through thoughtfully curated experiences and meaningful cultural encounters.
The result is a journey filled with discovery and connection.
2. Why is Georgia ideal for women who enjoy mountains, heritage and wine culture?
Georgia appeals to travellers who enjoy destinations where landscapes and traditions are equally compelling.
The country combines historic cities, mountain scenery, religious landmarks and one of the world’s oldest winemaking traditions. This diversity creates a travel experience that feels both varied and immersive.
For women seeking cultural depth alongside natural beauty, Georgia offers an exceptional balance.
Every region reveals a different side of the country.
3. What should I expect on a Tbilisi heritage journey?
A Tbilisi heritage journey introduces travellers to the cultural heart of Georgia.
The exact itinerary should be checked on the trip page, but travellers can generally expect historic neighbourhoods, architectural landmarks, local traditions and opportunities to understand how the city has evolved over centuries.
A Tbilisi heritage journey provides valuable insight into Georgia’s history and contemporary identity.
It is often the ideal starting point for exploring the country.
4. How does Tbilisi reveal Georgia’s cultural identity?
Tbilisi reflects many of the influences that have shaped Georgia throughout its history.
Its streets, architecture and cultural landmarks reveal connections between different civilisations and traditions. Exploring the city allows travellers to understand how these influences have contributed to modern Georgian culture.
For many women travellers, Tbilisi becomes one of the most memorable parts of the journey.
Its atmosphere is both welcoming and distinctive.
5. What makes Kazbegi one of Georgia’s most memorable mountain regions?
Kazbegi is among the country’s most celebrated destinations for natural beauty.
Known for its dramatic landscapes and mountain scenery, Kazbegi offers a striking contrast to the urban experiences found in Tbilisi. The region showcases the scale and beauty of Georgia’s natural environment.
For visitors, Kazbegi often becomes one of the visual highlights of the trip.
Its scenery leaves a lasting impression.
6. Why is Gergeti Trinity Church such an iconic Georgian landmark?
Gergeti Trinity Church is one of Georgia’s most recognisable cultural landmarks.
Its setting against the backdrop of the mountains has made Gergeti Trinity Church a symbol of the country’s spiritual and cultural heritage. Visiting the church provides insight into the role of faith and tradition within Georgian society.
For many travellers, it becomes one of the most memorable locations on the journey.
The combination of landscape and heritage is extraordinary.
7. How do the Caucasus Mountains shape the Georgia travel experience?
The Caucasus Mountains are central to Georgia’s identity.
These dramatic landscapes influence the country’s geography, traditions and ways of life. Exploring the Caucasus Mountains allows travellers to experience some of the most beautiful scenery in the region.
For women travellers, the mountains provide opportunities for both reflection and exploration.
They add a sense of scale and wonder to the journey.
8. What should I expect from a Georgia wine region travel experience?
A Georgia wine region travel experience introduces travellers to one of the world’s oldest wine traditions.
The exact experiences should be checked on the trip page, but visitors can generally expect cultural insights, regional traditions and opportunities to understand the historical importance of winemaking in Georgian society.
A Georgia wine region travel experience highlights an important aspect of the country’s cultural identity.
It offers a deeper appreciation of local heritage.
9. How does wine culture add depth to Georgian heritage?
Wine culture is woven into the story of Georgia.
For centuries, wine culture has played an important role in social life, celebrations and local traditions. Understanding this heritage helps travellers appreciate how deeply connected winemaking is to Georgian identity.
For visitors, these traditions provide valuable insight into the country beyond its landscapes and monuments.
They reveal another dimension of Georgian culture.
9. Is this Georgia women cultural tour right for me?
This journey is right for women who enjoy heritage, mountain landscapes, cultural exploration and authentic local traditions.
A Georgia women cultural tour is especially suited to travellers interested in a Tbilisi heritage journey, a Caucasus mountain exploration, a Georgia wine region travel experience, the beauty of Kazbegi, the significance of Gergeti Trinity Church, the grandeur of the Caucasus Mountains and Georgia’s renowned wine culture.
It is ideal if you want a destination that combines cultural depth, scenic beauty and meaningful local experiences.
