Georgia Tour Packages in Winter 2026

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

Georgia Weather from October to February: What to Expect 

Practical Tips for Your Georgia Winter Trip

• 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.