Georgia

Georgia Tour Packages from UAE

Georgia packs mountains, coastline, and a 1,500-year-old capital into one short trip, something few destinations this close to the UAE can offer. Our Georgia tour packages cover for you hotels, transport, and a full itinerary across Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Gudauri, and Batumi, with all language-speaking support starting from booking to landing. Whether you're after a short Georgia tour or a full two-week route, Makani Travel & Tourism handles every step.
Explore the stunning beauty and shine of Georgia with Makani Travel & Tourism. Our Georgia tour packages from UAE combine comfortable hotels, guided step by step experiences, and careful travel arrangements, making it easy to explore Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Gudauri, Batumi, and more destinations with dedicated travel support that speaks your language.

Our Georgia Packages

Every Georgia tour we build starts with what you actually want to do ski weekends in Gudauri, wine tastings in Kakheti, or a honeymoon between Tbilisi's old town and the Black Sea coast in Batumi. Families, couples, and groups all get a different route, not the same package with a different name.
Our Georgia travel packages are made for all couples, families, parties, and honeymooners seeking a wonderful and unforgettable vacation, from the charming streets of Tbilisi and the magnificent highlands of Kazbegi to the ski slopes of Gudauri and the Black Sea coast of Batumi.

Top Georgia Hotels & Resorts

From ski lodges in Gudauri to boutique hotels in Tbilisi's old town, we work directly with properties across Georgia to get you better rates than booking solo every trip. Every stay is matched to how you actually prefer traveling, whether that's a family trip to Batumi or a quiet solo weekend in Borjomi.
Stay at carefully selected hotels across Georgia, including Tbilisi, Batumi, Gudauri, Kazbegi, and Borjomi. Through our trusted hotel partnerships, we offer excellent locations, competitive rates, and hotel accommodation choices to suit every travel style and its various budget.

Why Makani

Why Book Your Georgia Holiday with Makani

Georgia looks simple on a map, but a mountain drive to Kazbegi, a ski transfer to Gudauri, and a coastal trip to Batumi are three completely different journeys; every place contains its own shine and advantages. Makani Travel Agency in UAE plans it as one itinerary instead of three separate bookings. Planning a trip all over Georgia involves first choosing the right destinations, arranging transportation to transfer between cities so easily now, and finding hotels that match your luxury taste. With Makani, we simplify every step with customized itineraries, trusted local partners, and speaking travel specialists who are ready to support you before and throughout all of your journey.

Real Local Partnerships

We work directly with hotels and drivers across Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Gudauri, and Batumi, not just listings pulled from a booking site; it’s a service crafted for your comfort firstly.

Georgia Travel Experts

22 years of arranging trips for UAE travelers means we know which mountain roads close in winter and which Batumi hotels are actually worth the extra cost.

Trusted by Thousands of Travelers

Thousands of UAE travelers have booked their Georgia trip with Makani, backed by a 5-star Google rating built from real reviews.

Things to Do

Best Things to Do in Georgia

Eight experiences our UAE travelers can’t stop talking about.

01

Wander Through Old Tbilisi

Cobblestone streets, sulfur baths, and centuries-old churches.

02

Narikala Fortress Cable Car

Sweeping city views from a 4th-century fortress.

03

Gergeti Trinity Church

A mountaintop church below Mount Kazbek.

04

Gudauri Mountain Adventures

Ski slopes and paragliding above the clouds.

05

Traditional Georgian Cuisine

Khachapuri, khinkali, and wine from clay qvevri pots.

06

Kakheti Wine Region

8,000 years of winemaking in Georgia’s vineyards.

07

Batumi Boulevard

A seafront promenade along the Black Sea.

08

Prometheus Cave

Illuminated limestone caves near Kutaisi.

FAQ

UAE citizens can enter Georgia visa-free for up to one full year. UAE residents (expats holding a valid Emirates ID or UAE visa) get 90 visa-free days within any 180-day period, as long as their residence permit stays valid for the whole trip. Since January 2026, all visitors, including visa-free travelers, must also carry travel insurance covering at least GEL 30,000.
May to July and September to October offer the most comfortable weather countrywide. July and August are peak season, with Tbilisi reaching 30-35°C while the coast and mountains stay milder. Winter (December to March) is ski season in Gudauri, with the west coast staying wetter and the east staying colder and drier year-round.
The official currency is the Georgian Lari (GEL), and it's the only currency accepted for payments by law. Cards are widely accepted in Tbilisi and Batumi, but cash is essential in mountain towns like Kazbegi and Gudauri. Banks and licensed exchange offices give better rates than airports.
Georgian is the official language, with Russian still common among older generations in rural areas. English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants, and tour services across Tbilisi, Batumi, and other tourist hubs.
Yes, Georgia consistently ranks as one of the safest countries in Europe for tourists, with low violent crime and a helpful police presence. Standard precautions apply in crowded areas like Rustaveli Avenue, where pickpocketing is occasionally reported, and the free Mobile 112 app connects you to emergency services with your location shared automatically.
Old Tbilisi and Narikala Fortress, Gergeti Trinity Church below Mount Kazbek, the Kakheti wine region, and Batumi's Black Sea boulevard rank among Georgia's most visited sites.
Georgia's weather shifts sharply by region and altitude. Tbilisi has hot summers near 30-35°C and mild, occasionally snowy winters. The Black Sea coast around Batumi is more humid with frequent rain, while mountain areas like Gudauri and Kazbegi stay cool year-round and can change quickly, even in summer.