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| Arrival | Tbilisi, Georgia |
| Departure | Batumi, Georgia |
| DEPARTURE TIME | Please arrive at least 2 hours before the flight. |
| VISA INFORMATION: | Australian passport holders do not require a visa to enter Georgia |
| INCLUDED | Return Flights – economy class English speaking tour guide Accommodation (4 star) for the duration of the tour – twin share All entrance fees in accordance with the program All transfers Transportation by private A/C vehicles Meals noted in the program (all Kosher) Meals not included in the program will be held in kosher restaurants where you are free to select your own meals Kosher wine tasting (Tbilisi) Kosher wine and cheese tasting (Kakheti) All local taxes Kosher cook and staff for Mtskheta barbeque lunch Kiddish wine in Tbilisi Shabbat dinner FREE GIFT 1 x Kosher bottle of wine |
| NOT INCLUDED | Some meals in Kosher restaurant – you are free to chose your own meals Personal expenses Travel insurance (Mandatory) Wine Spa’s Hotel extras |
FITNESS LEVEL REQUIRED/MOBILITY:Our vehicles are not equipped with wheelchair access, so unfortunately our tours are currently not suitable for
wheelchair users and those less mobile. Please note: a moderate level of fitness will be required for any city walking
tours. If you have any concerns please consult your healthcare provider prior to purchase/travel and let us know how
we can best accommodate you.
LUGGAGE: You will be responsible for all your personal belongings whilst on the tour. There will be safe boxes available at your
hotels. However, it is advisable to keep personal belonging on you unless advised by your guide that its safe to leave
in the vehicle whilst you are on tour. We will not be responsible for your belongings whilst on this program.
MEALS:
Most Kosher meals are included on this tour. The meals not included will be at Kosher restaurants and you will have
the opportunity to chose your own meals.
PASSPORT VALIDITY:Customers are required to provide valid passport details at the time of purchase to ensure hotel reservations. Failure
to do so may result in cancellation of the booking. In this instance customers will be responsible for any costs and
fees incurred.
TRAVEL INSURANCE:A full comprehensive travel insurance policy must be organised before departure. Feel free to contact us for
suggested insurers.
DEPOSIT:Full payment required on booking. May is the busiest season for travel in Georgia. It is imperative we secure all
accommodations, activities, meals, restaurants and spa treatments for you.
SPA TREATMENTS: If you would like a spa treatment during your tour please visit this link for treatments and pricing.
Please let us know which treatment you would like and we will secure a spot for you.
http://samraan.com/web/en/services
VISA INFORMAT ION
GEORGIA : Australian passport holders can visit Georgia without a visa for periods of up to 12 months.
Note: Abkhazia & South Ossetia regions of Georgia are currently occupied by Russia. Please note that on this tour
we do not travel to these regions, nor do we encourage our travelers to do so. Australian passport holders are
however able to travel to these regions by contacting the Ministry of Foreign Affairs prior to your visit.
CURRENCY : Georgia- Lari. 1 lari is divided into 100 tetri ($1AUD=1.98₾) approx.
LANGUAGE : Georgian- (ქართული ენა, Kartuli, is a Kartvelian language spoken by Georgians. It is the official language of
Georgia. Georgian is written in its own writing system, the Georgian script.
Bargaining- is common at markets and street stalls, but much less so in shops, where for the most part prices are
set. Guesthouses are usually happy to haggle with guests about prices – don’t be scared of trying, especially if
there are several of you. Always haggle with taxi drivers.
ATMs- widely available. Credit cards accepted in most hotels, restaurants and shops, though less frequently
outside Tbilisi. ATMs, generally accepting MasterCard, Visa, Cirrus and Maestro cards, are plentiful in cities and
towns throughout the Caucasus.
Changing Money– There are plenty of banks and small money-exchange offices in most towns and cities where you
can exchange US dollars, euros.
Credit Cards- You can make purchases with credit cards at most hotels, restaurants and shops, though less
frequently outside Tbilisi.
Tipping- has caught on all over Georgia with the arrival of huge numbers of international travellers. Most people
working in service industries will expect a small gratuity. Restaurants in Tbilisi, a standard 10%, which is often
added to the bill. Don’t mistake the 18% VAT on some bills for a service charge. Bars and cafes at your discretion.
Eliza T –
My partner and I took an 11 day private tour of Georgia with iTour Caucasus in August and couldnt say thank you enough for the life enriching experiece. Our driver and guide was incredibly knowledgable and a delight to spend our trip with. Ellana was so helpful and built us our ultimate itinerary. Including some amazing wine tasting, a private mountain lunch with a spectacular view and the food was second to none!
Thank you so much team for a wonderful tour!