Tbilisi Transfer
Tbilisi Transfer
Wine Region
95 kilometers, 1 hour 45 minutes to the heart of Georgian winemaking. One of the shortest routes in our network — an easy day trip to a couple of wineries and back to Tbilisi by evening.
| Car type | One way | Round trip | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy | 190₾ | 360₾ | 1–4 passengers |
| Business | 260₾ | 385₾ | 1–3 passengers |
| Minivan | 260₾ | 385₾ | 4–7 passengers |
| Minibus | 410₾ | 690₾ | 8–20 passengers |
Telavi is the main town of Kakheti, Georgia's most important wine-producing region, and this route is booked constantly by travelers heading out for a day of vineyard visits and tastings — Georgia is widely considered the birthplace of wine, with an 8,000-year winemaking history centered right here.
At under two hours from Tbilisi, this is one of our shorter routes — many visitors leave Tbilisi in the morning and return the same evening, having visited two or three wineries along the way.
Because the appeal here is stopping at multiple points rather than a single destination, this route is often booked with flexible timing — let your driver know if you'd like to build in stops at specific wineries, the town of Sighnaghi, or Alaverdi Monastery, and the day can be planned around it.
Roads through Kakheti are flat and straightforward compared to our mountain routes, making this a comfortable trip regardless of season — a good option if you're looking for scenic Georgian countryside without the winding roads of Kazbegi or Gudauri.
Yes, this is the most common way this route is booked — mention which wineries or stops you'd like when booking.
Yes — under two hours each way makes it easy to leave in the morning and return the same evening.
Yes, Sighnaghi is close to Telavi and commonly added as a stop — let us know when booking.
No — Kakheti's roads are flat and straightforward, a comfortable trip in any season.