Georgia Tour Packages in Winter 2026

At WanderOn, we've specially curated several Georgia tour packages in winter, designed to take you through the Caucasus's most captivating destinations during the one season when the mountains carry real snow, Tbilisi's Old Town glows under festive lights, and the entire country operates at its absolute best.

Our Georgia winter tour packages range from 4-day short escapes to 8-day complete circuits, starting at just INR 55,999 per person, including routes along the Tbilisi-Gudauri-Kazbegi loop and Bakuriani extensions.

Winter in Georgia runs December through February, with Tbilisi holding mild highs of 2-8°C while Gudauri and Bakuriani stay well below freezing under heavy, dependable snow. 

Ready to lock in the best Georgia tour packages in winter? Browse them right away or talk to our Georgia travel experts today.

Typical 7-Day Georgia Winter Trip Itinerary with WanderOn

• Day 1: Arrival in Tbilisi—Capital City Of Georgia
• Day 2: Tbilisi Full-Day City Tour. Explore Holy Trinity Cathedral, Old Town, Chronicles of Georgia And More
• Day 3: Full Day Trip To Kakheti. En route, explore Signaghi and Bodbe Monastery
• Day 4: Transfers to Guduari. En route visit Mtskheta Town, Jvari Monastery, Zhinvali Reservoir & Ananuri Fortress
• Day 5: Day Tour to Gudauri Ski Resort and Kazbegi. Enjoy Panoramic Views Of The Caucasus Mountains
• Day 6: Return to Tbilisi via the Georgian Military Highway. Evening at Leisure
• Day 7: Departure. Take back a lot of happy memories from Tbilisi

Best-Selling Georgia Winter Packages 2026

Here are some of our top-selling Georgia winter trip packages offering both group and private departures covering some of the most famous places to visit in Georgia.

Georgia Weather from October to February: What to Expect 

It is essential to pick the right month while booking your Georgia winter tour packages from India, here’s a brief overview about what every month offers.

Georgia in October: 

The temperature in Georgia in October still sits in the mild, shoulder-season range, with Tbilisi seeing daytime highs around 15-18°C and the high mountains only beginning to see their first dustings of snow. 

Georgia in October suits travellers who want autumn colours over deep winter, and it isn't part of our core Georgia tour packages in winter window.

Georgia in November: 

Georgia in November is the transition month. Tbilisi cools into single-digit nights, the first proper snow starts settling on Gudauri's upper slopes, and the ski season has not yet opened. 

It works for travellers who want a preview of winter without full snow-season pricing.

Georgia in December: 

Georgia in December is when winter properly arrives. Tbilisi holds steady around 2-9°C with festive lights along Rustaveli Avenue, and Gudauri's ski season opens mid-month, snow permitting. 

Georgian New Year on December 31 makes this one of the most atmospheric months to be in Tbilisi.

Georgia in January: 

Georgia in January brings the coldest, snowiest conditions of the year. Tbilisi daytime temperatures hover between -1°C and 6°C, while Gudauri and Bakuriani stay well below freezing with heavy, dependable snowfall. 

Orthodox Christmas on January 7 adds a strong cultural layer to the trip, and this is peak skiing season.

Georgia in February: 

Georgia in February keeps the mountains fully snow-covered while crowds thin out and rates ease slightly from the December-January peak. 

It is one of the best value windows for skiing at Gudauri and Bakuriani before the season winds down in spring.

December and January occupy the true winter sweet spot: reliable snow, festival energy, and Gudauri's slopes running at their fullest. The Georgia winter temperature during these two months is what most of our Georgia winter tour packages are timed around.

Practical Tips for Your Georgia Winter Trip

Here’s an overview of the essential travel tips for Georgia, that all travelers should be aware of. 

• When to Book: December and January departures fill up fast, especially around New Year and Orthodox Christmas. We recommend booking your Georgia tour packages in winter 6-8 weeks in advance to secure your preferred dates and mountain-view stays.
• Visa Requirements: Indian passport holders need a Georgia e-visa for tourist entry, applied for online through the official portal, unless they already hold a valid US, UK, Schengen, or other qualifying visa that permits visa-free entry. Processing typically takes about a week, so it's best applied for 3-4 weeks before departure, along with mandatory travel insurance for the trip. 
• What Is Included: Across WanderOn's winter departures, the package covers intercity transport along the Tbilisi-Gudauri-Kazbegi route, accommodation as per the itinerary, select meals, and a trip captain who stays with the group throughout. On-trip support is available for the full duration.
• Who Should Travel in Winter: Georgia's winter suits most travellers, though the Gudauri and Kazbegi legs involve mountain roads and cold temperatures, so warm layers and a reasonable comfort with winter driving conditions help. Tbilisi itself stays walkable and mild enough for most fitness levels.
• Respect and Cultural Sensitivity: Georgia is a predominantly Orthodox Christian country with deep respect for its churches and monasteries. Modest dress is expected when visiting sites like the Gergeti Trinity Church, and women may be asked to cover their heads. It's courteous to ask before photographing locals, particularly in smaller mountain villages.