The stops
- Adventure · Price: low Kazbegi town - Base camp for Mount Kazbek The gateway to the high Caucasus, this mountain town sits at 1,750m with views of Mount Kazbek (5,047m). In Greek mythology, this is where Prometheus was chained for giving fire to humanity. Small guesthouses serve Georgian wine with mountain hospitality.
- Adventure · Price: low Gergeti Trinity Church wine toast at 2,170m A challenging hike to the iconic 14th-century church perched at 2,170m with Mount Kazbek rising behind it. Bring a bottle of Saperavi from the lowlands to toast at one of the most dramatic church settings in the world. Georgia's most photographed monument.
- Adventure · Price: high Rooms Hotel Kazbegi wine dinner with mountain views The design hotel that revitalized Kazbegi tourism offers exceptional wine dinners with panoramic views of Mount Kazbek and Gergeti Trinity Church. The Georgian wine list is curated to showcase the country's best natural producers alongside refined mountain cuisine.
- Adventure · Price: low Georgian Military Highway wine stops The historic road connecting Tbilisi to Kazbegi passes through stunning mountain scenery with roadside stops serving wine, khinkali, and mtsvadi (grilled meat). The journey is as important as the destination, with dramatic viewpoints and Soviet-era monuments.
- Adventure · Price: low Juta valley - highest wine village in Caucasus One of Europe's highest permanent settlements at 2,000m, this remote village in the Sno Valley offers simple guesthouse accommodation and local wine in the shadow of Chaukhebi peaks. The base for climbing and trekking in the high Caucasus.