At Bodbe Monastery, the revered resting place of Saint Nino, one of Georgia’s most beloved spiritual figures, you’ll have the chance to explore the roots of Christianity in the country. Discover the touching legend of why St. Nino was laid to rest in this peaceful place. Visitors can descend to the sacred spring, believed to have healing powers, and feel the quiet echoes of centuries of prayers offered by countless generations of faithful pilgrims.

Affectionately known as “The City of Love,” Sighnaghi lives up to its name in every way. Couples can get married here at any hour, and its romantic charm is forever linked to the legendary story of Georgian artist Niko Pirosmani, who famously covered the streets with flowers for the woman he loved — a tale immortalized in the song “Million Scarlet Roses.” Strolling through Sighnaghi feels like stepping into a quaint Italian village, with its narrow cobbled streets, colorful balconies, and terracotta rooftops. You’ll discover the longest defensive wall in Europe, still wrapping protectively around the town, and enjoy sweeping views of the Alazani Valley, Georgia’s famed wine region. Top it all off with a generous Georgian lunch, full of local flavors and Kakhetian hospitality — a delicious way to experience the heart and soul of this enchanting place.

Enjoy a delicious lunch in one of Sighnaghi’s most picturesque spots — a charming balcony restaurant with breathtaking views over the Alazani Valley. Savor a variety of traditional Georgian and regional Kakhetian dishes, prepared with local ingredients and warm hospitality. As part of the experience, enjoy a complimentary tasting of local wine and chacha, made from unique regional grape varieties. The meal is hosted at the cozy and authentic Sighnaghis Mamuli restaurant, where stunning scenery meets the rich flavors of Georgian cuisine — a perfect pause in the City of Love.

In the heart of Kvareli, discover the legacy of one of Georgia’s oldest and most renowned wineries — the Kindzmarauli Wine Corporation, originally founded in 1533. Step inside the workshops and cellars where centuries of winemaking tradition come to life and learn about the unique Kakhetian winemaking methods that have been passed down through generations. Here, you’ll taste a selection of wines from the famous Kindzmarauli microzone, known for its rich reds and semi-sweet specialties. The wine tasting includes four distinct varieties and costs a small price for an unforgettable sip of Georgian heritage.

On the way back, enjoy a delightful stop for a Churchkhela master class, where you’ll see how Georgia’s iconic traditional sweet is made — a hands-on glimpse into Kakhetian culinary traditions. You’ll also be treated to a free honey tasting, featuring natural, locally produced varieties, and a complimentary wine tasting to round out the experience. It’s a sweet and memorable way to end your journey through Kakheti