Why it’s worth to travel to Georgia in autumn!
We’ve spent months — counting down to the first day of autumn. Now that our favorite season is finally here, we will tell you why it is worth to travel to Georgia in Autumn.
Feast your eyes and taste on autumn’s delights;
Foodie and Wine beaks — What is a better way to explore the various cultures of the world than to do it through the local food and drink?! We create and hand-pick the best food & wine experiences in different regions of Georgia.
See also:Gourmet Culinary holidays in Georgia!
Grape harvesting season — “Rtveli” is the traditional vintage (the process of picking grapes and making wine) accompanied by celebrations that mark the end of the agricultural cycle for the year.
Heritage breaks in autumn — Georgia contains immense cultural and historical heritage, being host to 150 museums and 12,000 historical landmarks, 3 of which are included in the UNESCO World Heritage list
Countryside breaks — Time for picking berries and mushrooms in the forest, walks in fresh, crisp air, through the hills of Georgia’s countryside, and see it teeming with wildlife, where you can find endemic plants that can’t be found elsewhere in the world!
Bird watching / Migration Along the Black Sea- This is a very exciting time for bird watching in Georgia. Kolkheti National Park is simply an amazing place to sit back and enjoy the spectacle of migration in full flow as up to 100,000 birds pass right over us.
Amazing landscapes and Hiking routes, painted in golden colors- endless pleasure for walkers!..
Go glamping in travelers huts at Georgian protected areas (Now the whole Protected Areas cover 467 221,5 ha and it is 6,7% of the whole territory of Georgia. About 75% of Protected Areas are covered by forest. There are: 18 state reserves, 5 national parks, 9 managed reserve, 3 natural monuments and 1 protected landscape)
