Private Tour
Private Kakheti Wine Tour: Khareba Tunnel, Telavi & Gremi
Overview
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This private tour offers a perfect blend of Kakheti’s breathtaking landscapes, history, and world-famous wine culture. You will travel through the scenic Gombori Pass with beautiful mountain views, explore the charming town of Telavi, and visit the historic Gremi Citadel, a remarkable 16th-century monument of the Kakheti Kingdom.
The highlight of the experience is a visit to the famous Khareba Tunnel Winery in Kvareli, where wine is stored in a unique tunnel carved into the mountain and where you can discover the traditions of Georgian winemaking.
As this is a private tour, you will enjoy a more relaxed and personalized experience. Your friendly driver will help you capture beautiful photos at the best viewpoints and recommend the best local restaurant with stunning views where you can taste authentic Georgian cuisine and experience the true hospitality of Kakheti.
Additional Info
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What To Expect
Gombori Pass
Enjoy a scenic drive through Gombori Pass, one of Georgia’s most beautiful mountain routes. Stop for photos, take in panoramic views, and experience the peaceful nature of the Kakheti region.
Telavi
Explore Telavi, the charming capital of Kakheti, known for its cozy streets and local atmosphere. Experience authentic Georgian culture and enjoy views of the surrounding vineyards and mountains.
What‘s Included
Petrol Cost & Parking Fees
Transportation By Private Comfortable Car
Hotel Pick Up & Drop Off
Well Experienced Driver & Guide
Khareba Winery
(Optional) Lunch At Restaurant
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Private Kakheti Wine Tour: Khareba Tunnel, Telavi & Gremi
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Reviews
4 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Great Wne Tour
opendoort,Jul 30, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00Levani was an outstanding driver and tour guide. The van was a comfortable late-model Honda with good A/C. Levani was very accommodating and even made a minor detour for us to buy post card stamps. One of the highlights was him joining us for lunch and talking about Georgian culture and politics. We would do this tour again.
Global32469604704,Jul 21, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00A great trip with George to visit some of the top vineyards in the Kakheti region. We enjoyed his selection of places, each different and unique in their own way. George was very knowledgable about Georgian wine and their wine-making process. We hope to visit again to see some of the other wineries.
Amazing Guides for Tbilisi
nishaada2021,Jan 8, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00We did 2 one day tours with Geo and both were amazing. The landscape of the country is beautiful, that apart, George & Nikolas (our guide) were absolutely amazing through out the 2 days. Extremely accommodating of our smallest requirements. At our trip to Gudauri, it started snowing half way and we couldn't go ahead, instead of wasting day, they changed the plan and we did another area. Nikolas was a very knowledgeable tour guide, very informative above the country and its history. I would strongly recommend George & his team as they made the experience very personalized, smooth and amazing!!
Interesting Visit to the Winery with sidetrips to Bodbe
B7RMichel,Jan 23, 2019
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00We started our trip by visiting the KTW Winery, it was an interesting experience where we tasted a variety of local wine varieties and were given a taste of their brandy. After sampling the local wines we headed to the next winery which is Cradle of Wine, it was an amazing experience where we were told the history and the process of Georgian Wine making during which you also will sample the traditional wines and cheese. This is an amazing experience for anyone who is interested in the history and traditions of wine making.
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