Can I do a round-trip tour (Rundreise) of Georgia?

Yes — a round-trip tour is the classic way to see it: Tbilisi, the Kakheti wine region, the Kazbegi and Svaneti mountains and the cave cities, with a private driver-guide and everything on the ground handled. We tailor the length and pace to your dates.

Do German, Austrian or Swiss citizens need a visa for Georgia?

No — they enter Georgia visa-free for up to a year. Azerbaijan issues an online ASAN e-Visa. We confirm the current rule and arrange it.

Is Georgia known for wine?

Georgia is often called the birthplace of wine, with around 8,000 years of qvevri winemaking — including the amber (orange) wines it's famous for. Tastings in Kakheti sit naturally in a tour, and Azerbaijan has its own wine country too.

When is the best time for a tour?

Spring and autumn (April–June, September–October) are ideal for touring; summer opens the high mountains; winter is ski season. We route around the season whenever you travel.

For travellers from Germany, Austria & Switzerland

Georgia & Azerbaijan from Germany

For a round-trip tour off the beaten track — medieval churches, qvevri wine, the high Caucasus and Baku's old city — the Caucasus rewards the curious traveller. Here's how a trip works from the German-speaking countries.

Getting there

Reach Tbilisi and Baku on direct or one-stop routes from Germany, Austria and Switzerland; budget carriers such as Wizz Air fly to Kutaisi from a number of European cities. We check live routes for your dates and line up your transfers.

Visa & entry

German, Austrian and Swiss citizens enter Georgia visa-free for up to a year; Azerbaijan issues an online ASAN e-Visa (evisa.gov.az). We confirm and arrange it.

When to go

Spring and autumn are the sweet spot for a round-trip tour — mild and green with the mountain passes open. Summer opens the high mountains; winter is for skiing and quiet cities.

Why it suits you

A proper Rundreise: Tbilisi, the Kakheti wine country and its 8,000-year qvevri tradition, the Kazbegi and Svaneti mountains, and cave cities like Vardzia — paced by a private driver-guide, with the wine, food and history woven in.

Plan your trip from Germany, Austria & Switzerland

Tell us your dates and group — we build the itinerary, handle the visas and transfers, and quote it. Nothing is priced online because every trip is tailored.

Browse tours Flights & airports

Travelling from elsewhere?

India the UAE & the Gulf Israel Spain the UK & Ireland

Georgia & Azerbaijan from Germany, Austria & Switzerland, answered

Can I do a round-trip tour (Rundreise) of Georgia?: Yes — a round-trip tour is the classic way to see it: Tbilisi, the Kakheti wine region, the Kazbegi and Svaneti mountains and the cave cities, with a private driver-guide and everything on the ground handled. We tailor the length and pace to your dates.
Do German, Austrian or Swiss citizens need a visa for Georgia?: No — they enter Georgia visa-free for up to a year. Azerbaijan issues an online ASAN e-Visa. We confirm the current rule and arrange it.
Is Georgia known for wine?: Georgia is often called the birthplace of wine, with around 8,000 years of qvevri winemaking — including the amber (orange) wines it's famous for. Tastings in Kakheti sit naturally in a tour, and Azerbaijan has its own wine country too.
When is the best time for a tour?: Spring and autumn (April–June, September–October) are ideal for touring; summer opens the high mountains; winter is ski season. We route around the season whenever you travel.