The remote foothills of the Caucasus mountain range, nestled between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, are home to some of the last unexplored frontiers linking Asia with Europe. Take a trip through Georgia and discover the famously warm, local hospitality and prepare to be amazed by the beauty of the country's sprawling mountains, verdant wine-growing valleys and ancient monasteries.
With its diverse landscapes, fabulous cuisine and wealth of ancient churches, monasteries and cave cities, Georgia is unlike anywhere else on earth. Lush, green Eastern Georgia is home to the nation's chic capital Tbilisi, former capital Mtshketa with its plethora of history and breath-taking mountain retreats. Georgia stakes its claim as the birthplace of wine, and a visit to the rolling vineyards of Kakheti would delight any wine connoisseur. In remote Northwestern Georgia lies Svaneti, the highest inhabited region in Europe and home to the mysterious Svans. A surreal land of craggy peaks, historical stone villages and lush valleys, Svaneti is a land where time has stood still.
Experience the heart of Caucasus right between Europe and Asia. From the chic Tbilisi which has been coined as "Budapest of the Caucasus" to Yerevan's heart-wrenching tales of Armenian Genocide, breathtaking sceneries entertain you throughout the journey. Drive through towering mountains, unravel Stalin's history, step into rock-cut churches and...
Journey across the mighty Caucasus mountain ranges into the birthplace of the world's first wine civilization and into the Caspian Sea, known as the home of the rarest and most expensive black caviars. Along the way, picturesque sceneries of mountains and quaint monasteries will keep your thirst for adventure quenched.
Home to some of the last frontiers linking Asia with Europe, start from the bizarre Azerbaijan through the pristine countryside and cities of Georgia before retreating to rural Armenia with its picturesque monasteries.
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