Holidays in Tbilisi (Georgia): tours from Almaty from 427,000 ₸

wanted to sort out the documents for the trip and relax at the same time, so I booked a tour to Tbilisi. Went without any particular expectations, but the city got me right away: narrow streets, the smell of coffee from open windows and old balconies that I touched with my hand when I walked past. Came back with a light suitcase and a heavy head from impressions, but it's a pleasant heaviness, because inside there's something warm and noisy left, like Tbilisi itself.

took a tour to Tbilisi because my friends kept nagging me to come visit and I could never make up my mind, and finally booked it through the agency — the manager did everything fast, no hassle. the city turned out dusty but alive, cheap wine, greasy khachapuri, sulfur baths. they say there's a family winery somewhere out there, we never made it because our legs gave out after climbing up to Mtatsminda// but I came back with a bottle of chacha in my backpack and a strange pleasant tiredness

We went to Tbilisi because I really wanted to close my gestalt about Georgian cuisine, and then my friend sent me a tour from an agency, and we decided to go for it. The hotel was okay, but the breakfasts — that's a separate pain, some kind of porridge, not khinkali, so I took off a star. We had a great walk, I drank wine, but I won't go there again, because by the third day I already wanted borscht.

Тбилиси қыс айында да жылы екен, көшелерде көп жүрдім, тамағы тәтті, әсіресе хачапури мен шарап ұнады. Кей жерде такси қымбаттау болды, бірақ қонақтардың көңіл көтеруі мен Күра өзенінің жағасындағы серуен көңілімді көтерді. Ұшақ кешігуі аздап көңілсіз болды, сондықтан төрт жұлдыз қойдым, бірақ қайта барғым келеді.

Went to Tbilisi, the city is cool, but the hotel had a killed ventilation in the room. Took a tour at a regular Kazakhstan agency, didn't expect everything to go so smoothly, except that the transfer driver was half an hour late and I stood like an idiot at the exit, but on the way back they whizzed me home with the wind. Impressions from the trip remained the best, wine, khinkali, sulfur baths, all of it was worth it.

Bought a tour from this agency a week before the flight, didn't really shop around honestly, just wanted to go to Tbilisi. The hotel turned out to be in the old district, rooms small, but the view from the window onto the crooked streets — my respects. The guide met me at the airport, all good, drove me to the place, but then didn't answer messages for two days, I already thought that was it, they abandoned me. But when I went out walking on my own and got lost in those alleys, a local babushka led me out to the square — now that's real service, better than any guide if you ask me as a human being. I ate khinkali every day, by the end of the trip I couldn't even look at them honestly. The excursion to Mtskheta was boring honestly, the bus was old, the AC barely breathed, but the monastery on the hill — it was worth putting up with for that. Overall fine, a four, came back with a suitcase full of wine and a strange desire to come backt.

Тбилисиге барғым келген, себебі бір жылдан бері демалыс дегенді ұмытқан едім. Турагенттікке барып, қарапайым тур алдым, әуежайда түскенімде такси табу қиын болды, бірақ қаланың өзі бірден жақты. Көшелері тар, тамағы дәмді, қайта барамын деп ойладым, бағасы да қымбат емес.

wot i tur uehal w Tbilisi. was tut ni prichem letom w 2025. hotel shensya dowolen. dengi potratil ne zrya.

poehali my v Tbilisi potomu chto hotelos otmetit godovshinu i nikak ne mogli vybrat mezhdu morem i gorami, a tupraveli sredit kazahstanskih predlozhili imenno etot marshrut.. Menedzher podskazala vzyat apartment v rajone Sololaki, i eto bylo lushim resheniem — utrom v stanovilis, s balkona vidno kryshi i gory, kofe pili na kuhne s hozyajkoj, ona dala nam svoyu banku dlya kofe, smeshnaya takaya. Hotelos by poedat v Sighnaghi no ne uspeli, za to shli po ulitsam bez karty, teryalis, nahodili dvoriki s vinylovymi plastinkami na stenah (gde-to igrali dzhaz) i podnimalis k Narikale po stupenyam, ya potom dva dnya ne mogla normalno hodit no bylo plevat. Vernulas by eshe, navernoe, tolko ne letom — zharko silno, i etot shum ot mashin pod oknom no dozhd v iyule smyvaet pyl i stanovitsya legko

we went to Tbilisi because my friend had gone there and talked my ear off about it, and I just happened to get vacation at work and had to urgently decide where to put myself for two weeks so I came to the agency with this question, I just needed them to do everything themselves because my head was spinning from all this searching. in Tbilisi I liked everything, the city is alive, but with the hotel it didn't go so well — they didn't check us in right away, I had to sit in the lobby with suitcases and drink water from the cooler. I walked around the old town, ate khinkali with my hands, got myself all messy of course, but it was tasty)

Went to Tbilisi on an agency package, they put me in a hotel in the center, but the view from the window ran into the blank wall of the next building, though I could walk to the old town in about twenty minutes. Overall I was pleased, even though the transfer back was delayed almost an hour, and the wine in the minibar turned out to be more expensive than in the restaurant across the road (whatever, the trip was worth it).

wife wanted the sea and i said the sea is banal. needed a trip to Georgia, Tbilisi, and i booked it at our usual agency, because looking for these connections and hotels myself – lazy and time, but here they put everything together in one evening we arrived, the air is different or something, humid and smells like something sour, wine probably, though no, more like justOld city. at the hotel they gave us a room with a view of some courtyard with laundry, but for me it's fine, though the wife grumbled about the towels, they were hard as sandpaper walked around the streets, touched these old walls with my hand, rough, went down to the river, the wind was blowing there and it was still warm, sat on a bench with a bottle of water and watched the locals play backgammon, shouting and knocking chips on the table drank wine every day, not fancy but homemade from some basement poured into a plastic bottle, one time overdid it and lost my phone in a taxi, but the driver came back and gave it, now that's service came home and it was like let go after winter, and this work and traffic jams... would go there again and wouldn't change anything).

the trip to Tbilisi turned out great. the guide met me at the airport, drove me to the hotel, all on point. walked around the old town, ate khinkali, drank wine... then climbed up to the fortress, my legs were buzzing like crazy. the view from there — takes your breath away, but the wind, of course, is icy. the hotel had breakfast — cheese, flatbread, omlet, decent. strolled along Rustaveli, bought a magnet and churchkhela. flew back with a layover, a bit tired but happy. the trip was worth the money

priehala w Tbilisi i srazu ponyala – eto mojo. utrom wypila kofe na balkone,potom dolgo iskala smotrowuju ploshadku, no widok..... Menedzher podskazala horoshij marshrut, ja dazhe ne poterjapilas. hotel za smotret wse muzei no silno uatala i prosto shla po ulicam. tam winograd, syr, kakaja-to muzyka iz podjezda – ja ostorozhno potrogala stenu rukoj, ona teplaja. cheres tri dnja ja uje ne hotela ujezzhat, hotja ostanowljatsa bylo nado. 5 iz 5

Tbilisi met me with rain. Whatever, I didn't come for the sun. Walked around the old town, ate khachapuri, drank wine from clay jugs... Tasty, but in one place they served it cold, had to wait. The manager helped with the housing, thanks to her, the area turned out to be convenient. The buses there run however they want, the schedule is just a piece of paper. But the people are kind, they'll always explain the way with their hands. I'll definittely come back, but in spring, when everything is blooming. The serpentine to the monastery I'll remember for life, my knees were shaking. One day wasn't enough for me there, to be honest.

packed up and went to Tbilisi not out of a good life if you can put it that way, more like I wanted to take my mind off things after work handed me a project with deadlines that were already on fire before it even started and on top of that the whole apartment renovation thing piled on, and then right around that time a friend sent me the contact of a travel agency in Almaty, so I went ahead, and booked a tour, anyway and off I flew. The impressions were mostly good, the city is one of a kind, the food is tasty, the wine by the way too, but when I went up on the funicular to Mtatsminda, the wind there was so crazy it almost blew my hat off and the couple Cable car(or whatever it's properly called) seemed to me a bit on the short side for that kind of money.. felt like I expected more.

Сапар өте жақсы өтті, 5/5 қоямын. Тбилисиде таулар мен ескі қаланы аралап, хачапури мен вино ішіп, қысқа болса да керемет демалдым. Турагентство бәрін уақытында ұйымдастырды, ұшақ та, қонақүй де жақсы болды.

packed up for Tbilisi on a whim, walked into the agency just to ask about visas, and came out with a ready-made tour in my hands. Overall, the city is pure delight, from wine in clay jugs to coffee with chacha in tiny courtyards and...

went around agencies for a long time, drove myself completely crazy, just wanted to get away somewhere far after this year. in the end i poked my finger at a tour to Tbilisi — friends had been buzzing earlier that the food there is tasty and cheap. well that's it, i took off. the guide met me at the airport with a sign, a local himself, told me everything about the districts where it's better not to wander at night, though i'm not a fan of that myself. took a hotel near Rustaveli, the room is tiny of course, but the window faces the courtyard and it's quiet, the curtains though are stuipd — they don't close all the way, drove me crazy the first two days. ate mostly on my own, the khachapuri you just can't wrap your head around how much cheese, then i also ate those khinkali with my hands like they taught me and all my pants in juice. i only regret not going to Kazbek, was too lazy to get up at six in the morning, and it was chilly for me too. overall i was satisfied and would come back again probably.

I went to Tbilisi and I still remember those narrow streets where we accidentally found a tiny bakery with khachapuri that I then had to recover from for a week. I took the tour from a local agency, everything went smoothly — transfer, hotel, even the excursion to Kakheti, though the guide fidgeted a bit and I never remembered half the wine names. I came back tired, but with a jar of chacha in my suitcase and the thought that I'll go back there again.

didn't even think a tour to Tbilisi via Almaty would wear me out so much, but it was worth it. took it basically because of the visa — didn't want to deal with Schengen and all those forms, and here you just get on the plane and go, just show your passport. Took the basic package, hotel in the old town, transfer both ways and that's it, then on my own. Checked in, threw my bag down — and straight outside, because the walls in the room were thin and you could hear the neighbor's TV. First thing that hit me was the smell. Coffee, dust, some sour wine, all mixed together and kind of even nice. Walked around those alleys for hours. Balconies, laundry on ropes, warm stone under your hand — I touched it, yeah. Also in the entryway of one building a cat was sleeping on the windowsill, next to it stood a jar of water for him, and that jar (such a small thing) is somehow what I remember most

Tbilisi in winter — it was the right decision. I walked around the old town, my hands were freezing, but the view of the Mtkvari from the Bridge of Peace was worth it. The manager picked a hotel near Freedom Square, and that's really convenient. Breakfasts at a cafe on Rustaveli — a separate love, the khachapuri they bake there makes you not want to go home. True, one day it poured rain, and we just sat in a wine bar on Veriko. The service is generally fine, but in a couple of places the staff were clearly tired. I came back thinking I'd return there in spring. The organization was a bit off with the departure time, but that's a small thing.

took a package to Tbilisi from a travel agency, because I was too lazy to deal with tickets and transfers myself, and a friend had recommended a agency where the manager got everything done fast without extra running around.. flew with a transfer, the city met me with dampness and the smell of coffee from every alleyway, walked the wet streets, ate khinkali with my hands, burned myself twice but it was delicious, came back angry from tiredness but happy

Went to Tbilisi, all smooth, the manager helped with the housing. Came back with wine and khinkali, the trip left a pleasant impressoin.

Booked a tour to Tbilisi, everything went smooth. Hotel in the center, to the old town on foot about fifteen minutes – that's convenient, though the climb uphill after walks was hard. Most of all I remember the food, khachapuri Imeruli ate almost every day and never got tired of it. The guide was decent, without extra chatter, showed a couple of places where I myself would hardly have gone. The winery in Kakheti – a separate story, brought home three bottles of saperavi.

Went to Tbilisi and I'm still impressed, even though the hotel was so-so, the room was small, the AC hummed loudly all night.. The manager put together a route for me quickly and without any hassle, thanks to her for that, but the tour on the second day I probably would have changed, too much walking. Otherwise the city won me over and the wine, and hachapuri which I ate every day, so five out of five without hesitation

Took a tour to Tbilisi, everything went smoothly, the hotel turned out to have a view of the Mtkvari, though the AC rattled like a tractor at night — not a big deal, I survived by keeping the window open. The manager sorted out all the paperwork fast, no stress. Five stars, I'll come back again if I can carve out time in autumn or even winter.

Went to close the gestalt on the wine topic, because tasting alone at home properly has already gotten boring. Took a tour at a local agency, where they just picked dates for my vacation and didn't load me up with anything extra. In Tbilisi I went around the basements, tried saperavi from clay jugs, bought a couple of bottles to take home, though one nearly broke in the suitcase. Came back happy, even though tired as a dog, but it was worth it.