Georgia tour packages from Dubai

Our Georgia packages start at AED 1,342 per person (Tbilisi and Kazbegi Short Break, 3 days) and go up to AED 6,000 (Georgia Cultural Heritage Tour, 7 days). Prices are per person sharing a room; the private tours are priced for four to six travelling together, and a smaller group pays more per person. Each package lists what it covers; flights from the UAE are quoted on top unless it includes them. Planning it yourself, our Georgia trip guide puts a 5-day trip at roughly AED 2,200 to 3,800 per person, flights included.

Yes. The private tours above are booked and paid on our booking site, booking.holidayys.com: pick a date and the number of travellers, and it shows the price for your group before you pay. For the other packages, or a trip on your own dates, send us the form below and our Dubai team sends you a quote.

It depends on your residence permit and passport. Many UAE residents enter visa-free for up to 90 days on a qualifying residence permit; everyone else applies for the Georgian e-visa online, which usually takes about five working days. Since 1 January 2026 every visitor also needs health and accident insurance with at least GEL 30,000 of cover, visa-free or not. We check both for each traveller, and apply for the e-visa when you need it.

About three hours fifteen minutes nonstop to Tbilisi: flydubai flies from Dubai and Air Arabia from Sharjah. In summer, roughly July to September, Air Arabia also flies from Sharjah to Batumi on the Black Sea.

Five to seven days covers Tbilisi, Kazbegi and Kakheti without rushing; add two days for Batumi. A long weekend of three or four nights is enough for Tbilisi and a day trip to Gudauri and Kazbegi. Our packages run 3 to 7 days.

Late April to June and September to mid-October, when Tbilisi is mild and the mountain roads are open; the Kakheti grape harvest falls in September and October. December to March brings snow and skiing at Gudauri. July and August are hot in Tbilisi but suit Batumi's beaches and the cooler mountains.

Yes. Yerevan is about five to six hours from Tbilisi by road, so Georgia and Armenia fit into one week, and Baku is about an hour from Tbilisi by air. Tell us the countries and dates, and we plan the route, transfers and visas together.

In Tbilisi, yes: halal restaurants cluster around the old town and the Jumah Mosque, beside the sulphur baths. Georgian cooking often uses pork and wine, so ask before you order elsewhere, especially outside the cities. Tell us when you book and we arrange halal meals where a package includes them.

Yes, like any booking with Holidayys. Tabby and Tamara split any amount, with no minimum. Bookings of AED 1,000 or more can also go on a 0% interest credit card plan from Emirates NBD, Liv, Mashreq, ADCB, HSBC and RAKBANK. The interest is 0%, though some banks charge a one-time processing fee; the amounts are on the instalments page.