Batumi is Georgia’s premier seaside city, known for its Black Sea beaches, Batumi Boulevard, modern architecture, botanical gardens, casinos, and lively nightlife.

Yes, the visit is included. However, the final ascent generally requires a 4WD vehicle, which may incur an additional charge unless specified.

Absolutely. Kutaisi is one of Georgia’s oldest cities and is famous for landmarks such as Bagrati Cathedral, Gelati Monastery, and the nearby Prometheus Cave.

Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather, while winter (December–February) is ideal for snow lovers.

Indian passport holders with a valid USA, UK, Schengen, or GCC visa/residence permit may be eligible for visa-free entry under certain conditions. Otherwise, an e-Visa may be required.

Yes. Indian restaurants are available in Tbilisi and Batumi, while vegetarian meals can be arranged in most tourist destinations.

The official currency is the Georgian Lari (GEL).

Yes. Georgia is considered one of the safest travel destinations in Europe and is well-known for its hospitality.

Accommodation is available in 3★, 4★, or 5★ hotels, depending on the selected package.

Yes. Additional destinations such as Kakheti, Borjomi, Sighnaghi, or Uplistsikhe can be added based on your preferences.

Travel insurance is not included unless specifically mentioned and is highly recommended.

Carry comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing, sunglasses, sunscreen, swimwear for Batumi, and warm clothing for Kazbegi.

Yes. Most hotels, restaurants, and shopping malls accept international debit and credit cards, though carrying some local currency is recommended for smaller establishments.

Yes. This itinerary offers a perfect mix of city sightseeing, mountain adventures, cultural experiences, and coastal relaxation, making it suitable for all types of travelers.