Georgia Honeymoon Packages

Known as the “Birthplace of Wine” or the “Cradle of Wine,” you can opt for a Kakheti Wine tasting tour with your partner. Adventure enthusiasts can go on trekking or hiking trails in different parts of Georgia.

Choose from our Georgia Honeymoon Packages that suit you best, and let us leave you in the birthplace of wine to have a gala time. Specially mapped out by our travel experts, these travel packages provide a hassle-free experience. They are easily customizable according to your convenience.

Best Tourist Places To Explore In Georgia

1. Dolphinarium

What’s Special: Dolphin show

Timings: 10 am to 7 pm, except Mondays

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi

One of the most explored places in Georgia Honeymoon Packages, Dolphinarium houses Bottlenose Dolphins and California Sea Lions. Under the supervision of qualified specialists, the Dolphin Show is conducted for 35 minutes daily. One can have an interactive session involving swimming with the dolphins, subject to prior bookings at an additional cost. The arena, divided into four sectors, consists of 887 seats. An aquarium also resides on the premises and houses 100 species of fish from the Black Sea, South-East Asia, and Georgian freshwaters.

2. Giorgi Chitaia Open Air Museum of Ethnography

What’s Special: Historical significance

Timings: 10 am to 6 pm, closed on Mondays

Transportation Option: Taxi, bus

Located to the west of Turtle Lake, the Giorgi Chitaia Open Air Museum of Ethnography is a unique museum displaying the architecture and traditions of different regions of Georgia. A part of the Georgian National Museum, the open-air museum was founded in 1966 and named after a Georgian ethnographer, Giorgi Chitaia. It displays almost 70 buildings and more than 8,000 items. Every year in July, the museum hosts Art-Gene, an annual summer festival of Georgian music, dance, culture, and handicrafts.

3. Ananuri Fortress

What’s Special: Georgian architecture

Timings: 9 am to 7 pm

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi

Built in the valley between the rivers Aragvi and Vedzatkhevi, the Ananuri Fortress was structured in a style that during the war, no enemy could pass unnoticed. The castle has survived numerous battles. It displays ancient Georgian architecture. The castle complex houses two churches, among other buildings: the Church of the Virgin and the Church of the Mother of God.

4. Vardzia Cave Monastery

What’s Special: Ancient architecture

Timings: 10 am to 6 pm (varies according to seasons)

Transportation Option: Taxi, bus

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Vardzia Cave Monastery was built during the twelfth century for the then Georgian queen to escape the ongoing slaughter by the Mongols. One of the most stunning sites to witness in the Georgia Honeymoon Tour Packages, the sanctuary has 13 underground levels and approximately 6,000 apartments.

5. Svetitskhoveli Cathedral

What’s Special: Architectural marvel

Timings: 8 am to 10 pm

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi

Built between 1010 and 1029, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral was the burial place for Georgian kings for centuries. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, its architecture dates back to Feudal times. A bell tower, fortress, and clerical residence reside in the church complex. An Orthodox Christian Cathedral, it is the second largest church building in Georgia. Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, literally meaning “Cathedral of the Living Pillar,” must be explored on your Honeymoon tour packages in Georgia.

6. Batumi Botanical Garden

What’s Special: Intriguing variety of flora

Timings: 9 am to 7 pm

Transportation Option: Taxi, bus

Located in the second largest city in Georgia, Batumi Botanical Garden is one of the biggest gardens in the world. Established in 1912 by Andrei Krasnov, a Professor and Geographer, the garden houses pine trees, bamboo, magnolia, maple trees, roses, and persimmon, to name a few. The services offered include guided tours, picnics, camping, a seasonal ticket system, and purchasing decorative plants.

Best Time To Visit Georgia

March to May

Georgia is pleasant during the spring season, especially during the evenings. The weather is neither too hot nor too cold. However, during May, Georgia is expected to have light showers.

June to August

The summer season in Georgia is the peak season witnessing a flock of tourists. Tbilisi and the regions surrounding it get hot as opposed to the mountain areas where the weather is pleasant. During these busiest months, flight prices are high, and accommodations are overcrowded.

September to November

During the autumn season, the heat is not scorching at all, and rainfall is low. In September, areas occupied by the mountains experience sn?owfall. Tourists and locals go hiking in the mountains and lowlands.

December to February

The temperature drops in Georgia during the winters, falling even below zero degrees in specific areas of the country. Most tourists avoid a trip to Georgia amidst the freezing conditions. Those who still want to visit get great deals and discounts.