Day 1 : Arrive in Tbilisi - Meet at the Tbilisi Airport and Transfer to Hotel. Over Night stay in hotel.

Day 2 : Tour the monasteries of David Gareja - After breakfast Explore David Gareja Complex & Semi-Desert, unique for its wild nature, mural masterpieces and rock-cut monasteries. David-Gareja is located in a desert area at the border with Azerbaijan. The very first monastery of the complex was founded by St. David, one of the Thirteen Assyrian Fathers who came to Georgia for strengthening Christian faith. The complex consists of thirteen monasteries. Of particular interest are the complexes of Lavra and Udabno. Being the centre of religious and cultural life in the past, today these sites surprise us with their architectural design and unique murals of the 10th - 11th cc. According to the belief, visiting David-Gareja three times can be equalled to a pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

Day 3 : Tbilisi Traditions - After breakfast One visit to historic Tbilisi and you won't be able to get Georgia off your mind! We're talking delicious foods, famous wines, ancient traditions, and Eurasian Silk Road charms - and we're showing you all of it on this total Tbilisi tour that walks you through the city's past and present. You'll start your Tbilisi tour from the point where the city started. You'll hear about the history and heritage of this ancient town, and the legends that surround it to this day. You'll cross the Metekhi Bridge - the first bridge in the city to span the Mtkvari - and continue on to the sulphur baths. These natural hot springs come straight from the depths of the Earth, and they're one of the region's most popular activities. (If you'd like to book a session at the baths, your guide can help you to make arrangements for later during your travels). Your walking tour will then take you across Chardin Street to the Tamada statue, which honours Georgia's traditions of toastmasters and wine-making, and is a copy of an archaeological relic that dates back to the 8th century BCE. We'll then visit the Great Synagogue and ancient Sioni Cathedral, which holds St. Nino's cross - an important relic for Georgians. As we continue, we'll also pass by the Spiritual Seminary where Stalin studied, reminding us of Georgia's Soviet past. Along the way, we'll stop to visit a basement bakery, where you can see how Georgians make traditional bread in a tone (a deep, circular clay oven), and stop in at a local carpet shop where you can learn about the styles and traditions of carpet-making. Your Tbilisi tour will then lead you to an underground winery, where you'll get to taste different kinds of Georgian wines, fermented using 8,000-year-old traditions. Finally, we'll arrive at Freedom Square and walk down Pushkini Street, passing by the ruins of the city's ancient fortress. We'll then arrive at Anchiskhati Church, the oldest church in Tbilisi. We'll finish it all off with a delicious vegetarian lunch at a cozy, charming cafe. While visiting the churches, women are requested to cover their hair and wear either long dresses or long trousers. Shoulders need to be covered. Men are requested to take off their hats and to wear long pants.

Day 4 : Excursion to Sighnaghi with winetasting - After breakfast Travel to the 'Love City' of Georgia and discover a spectacular hilltop town famous for wine, traditional food and traditional carpets. Visit the 18th century town of Sighnaghi in the region of Kakheti and tour the town, Sighnaghi Museum, Bodbe Monastery and round off the day with a typical Georgian wine tasting. As you make your way from Tbilisi, you'll catch your first sight of Sighnaghi as you see it perched high on the hilltop commanding over the surrounding valleys and mountains. Once you reach the town, you'll be rewarded with dramatic views over Alazani Valley and the Caucasus Mountains, and you'll soon discover why it's named the most beautiful town in Georgia. Explore its history at the Sighnaghi Museum, full of Kakheti archaeology as well as paintings by Kakheti born artist Pirosmani, and head to the Bodbe Monastery; a major pilgrimage site in Georgia. After becoming acquainted with Sighnaghi, we take you to become acquainted with the Georgian way of making wine and tasting it! An 8,000 year old tradition in Georgia, winemaking plays a major role for this nation, and especially for the Kakheti region which is renowned for it. We take you to a traditional 300 year old wine cellar where you can witness the different manner in which wine is made here and you can drink the wine straight from the clay jars. Enjoy a delicious traditional and home-made lunch at the local farmer's house and sample some more of their prized wine before we make our way back to Tbilisi.

Day 5 : Tbilisi Departure - After Breakfast full day free. Afternoon checkout from hotel and transfer to airport.