Georgia

Full of history and unassuming charm, Georgia's capital boasts diverse architecture, several museums, and amazing Georgian cuisine.

A popular Black Sea resort, Georgia's third largest city boasts vibrant nightlife, 19C buildings, and a lively atmosphere.

Georgia's second largest city is home to several historic landmarks, ancient castles, and nearby natural attractions.

One of Georgia's most ancient cities dates to the 5C BC, boasting historic sites, religious monuments, and lovely nature all around.

Set on the slopes of the Caucasus Mountains, this ski resort is popular among skiers, offering free-riding and ski-touring trails.

Set in the heart of the Borjomi Gorge, this resort town is best known for an adjoining national park and its famed mineral water.

A small scenic town with lots of charm, Signagi is set among beautiful nature, boasting lovely architectural gems and hiking nearby.

A lively seaside town, offering a popular beach and easy access to several adjoining natural reserves.

Nestled among the Kazbegi mountains, this town is your gateway to superb hiking and a wealth of other nature activities.

Set on the backdrop of the Caucasus Mountains, this town lies near two reserves, offering great hiking and beautiful nature.

A famed resort from the 19C onwards, this beachside town features historic fortresses, Soviet ruins, nice beach, and lush nature.

A mountainous town with a city feel, Mestia boasts historic landmarks, traditional architecture, and spectacular nature.