Georgia Travel — Tbilisi, Kazbegi & the Caucasus

Why Visit Georgia

Georgia offers one of the most accessible Caucasus experiences — a short flight from Amman, with favourable entry conditions for many Arab travellers (always confirm current requirements with Ramada Tours), and an extraordinarily welcoming culture.
Tbilisi's old town is a photogenic maze of carved wooden balconies, Orthodox churches, Persian bath houses, and cobblestone lanes that reward endless wandering.
The Greater Caucasus Mountains surrounding Kazbegi provide dramatic trekking with medieval watchtowers, glaciers, and the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church as trail landmarks.
Georgia is one of humanity's oldest wine cultures — the qvevri clay-vessel winemaking tradition is 8,000 years old and is a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Best Time to Visit
May–June and September–October for the most pleasant weather in Tbilisi and the mountains. Winter (December–February) is excellent for skiing at Gudauri, one of the Caucasus's best resorts.
Suggested Duration
5–9 days (5 for Tbilisi & Mtskheta; 9 for adding Kazbegi, Batumi, and Vardzia)
Currency
Georgian Lari (GEL)
Language
Georgian (Russian spoken by older generations; English in hotels and restaurants)

Georgia's hillside capital, where sulphur bathhouses, Orthodox churches and a lively wine-and-food scene meet along the Kura River.

Georgia's Black Sea resort city, mixing a modern skyline, botanical gardens and a lively beachfront boulevard.

A dramatic mountain town in the Greater Caucasus, home to the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church set against snow-capped Mount Kazbek.

One of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, home to UNESCO-listed monasteries and a gateway to Georgia's dramatic cave systems.

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Public minibuses (marshrutky) connect cities inexpensively — a reliable and authentic way to travel between towns.
Georgian hospitality culture means hosts may insist you eat and drink — approach with warmth and gratitude.
The currency can be exchanged easily at banks and authorised exchange offices in Tbilisi.
Halal food options are available in Tbilisi, particularly in the areas around the mosque.
Entry conditions and visa requirements vary by nationality and can change. Confirm current rules with the Georgian embassy or a Ramada Tours consultant before booking.