The mountains in Sveneti (more)Larry staines

One of the best. We enjoyed almost everything. The guide in particular was outstanding. We are hoping to return to Georgia and to visit Armenia. (more)Ann Christys

These countries are magnificent, and the guides we had were so so knowledgeable, fantastic historic and current day knowledge! (more)Paul Richmond

I enjoyed all the days especially the day in Svaneti. Everything was so well organised... Very good. (more)Josephine Tanti

Overall it was a good trip. (more)Rebecca Palmer

It was a little too rushed, an extra day in each main city would have been better. The 3 guides we had were exceptionally good, especially Sophie in Georgia & Raffi in Armenia who had an enormous knowledge of history & culture. (more)Chloe Dutton

Well planned itinerary. Hit or miss with the local guides. We had three different guides for each country, 2 of whom were excellent. (more)Karen Chua

Found it a very interesting holiday and visiting the 3 different countries gave an insight in to their different cultures. Well organised and guides all excellent. Some of the 4 star hotels were not quite what I was expecting but were all acceptable. (more)Caroline Cutmore

In a word fantastic. Our guide Eka was wonderful, constantly offering interesting information about the sites (more)Joyce Ciangherotti

We had a fascinating holiday and enjoyed Georgia greatly. (more)Alison Quinlan

Outstanding. (more)Jeremy Rigby

5 Stars (more)Bella Henman

Our trip to Georgia was, in a word, perfection. Our goal was to explore ancient monasteries, enjoy the high Caucasus Mountains, and sample the wines made in the old qvervi traditional method. Our expectations were exceeded on all accounts, due primarily to our outstanding guide, Irakli. (more)Carole Fenton

The guides on all legs of the tour were professional and helpful. Overall, the tour was offered value for money for sure. (more)Desmond Guilfoyle

This is a fantastic trip that covers a lot of the regions top sites in a short period and it a excellent trip for those wanting to visit all three countries in a short period... Its a 5* from me. (more)Cathal Murphy

I enjoyed the trip and am glad I went but it was much more strenuous than I think anyone expected. The tour guides, especially Ani in Armenia, were good. (more)Jodi Sparks

Wonderful. (more)David Greenwood

Interesting although a small disappointment as all monuments are new (reconstructed copies of the old ones ) Missed the vibes of the past. A particularly clean and safe country. (more)Eleana Kyrkili

Road trip along the Georgian military highway, visits to churches and galleries, wine tasting with local producers, extremely knowledgeable local guide. (more)ANNABEL MWANGI

Certainly there was a huge amount to learn about an area of the world about which I was lacking in knowledge. We were delighted to have been, and can recommend it. (more)Andy Sykes

Excellent (more)Richard Andrews

Memorable parts? The high level mountain walk on the last day between the two peaks of Pico Arieiro and Pico Ruivo, a good path with safety hand holds and spectacular views into the valleys below. Tips? Bring along a bright mini torch or head torch as there are a few tunnels between valleys, one being 800m in length, so you can see low ceilings and puddles Local benefits? Yes, money was spent in local establishments, cafes, restaurants and bars and our guide was always ... (more)Martin Whittington

Memorable parts? Svaneti. Tips? Take a scarf if female. Local benefits? Yes. Overall rating? Great. (more)Rosemary Mynors

Memorable parts? Fantastic knowledgeable guide. Loved being in the mountains and more remote monasteries. Tips? Expect all weather's. From heat in tbilisi to rain in Mountains. Local benefits? We requested local guest houses. Not sure about reducing environmental impact. Overall rating? Excellent (more)Jill Ford

Amazing. Such a great experience. (more)Kerry Commins

Thoroughly enjoyable. The itinerary was well planned, the scenery was great, the monasteries were fascinating, the food and wine were good and we has a great guide on the Armenian leg. (more)David Jordan

Wonderful. Excellent. Inspiring. (more)Nandini Chakraborty

Memorable parts? Seeing three very different cultures/countries, but with much in common. The mud 'volcanoes' were perhaps the strangest sight - enhanced by the Lada trip to see them. Tips? A certain amount of stamina required as little time to rest. Fitness is also required, while not a walking holiday there are quite a lot of steps/stairs to navigate. Local benefits? Yes, in the sense that local providers were used throughout, however plastic bottle use was ... (more)Adam Choonara

Memorable parts? Yerevan, really surprised by this city in a good way. The contrast between the three countries Tips? It is a very gently paced holiday Local benefits? Yes Overall rating? Good, it was a great group and our tour leader was excellent (more)Stephen Gill

Memorable parts? Tasting the very interesting wines - I was on a Wine Tour, an seeing how they were still made in the traditional way Tips? Be prepared to get some wonderful food and try great wines. Local benefits? Not particularly apart from using a local tour company and guide. Obviously we visited mostly local wine producers who are still one and run by families but the bigger international investors are starting to make their mark. Overall rating? As we went ... (more)Jenny Licence

Memorable parts? Amazing historical churches and monasteries in some wonderful scenery. Wine tasting and cooking local food was great fun. Tips? Good to read up before the trip as will assist with understanding the countries historically and politically. The Guides do give you plenty of information so it's not necessary but there is a lot of information to take on board. Local benefits? Yes. Overall rating? It was a really good holiday. Well organised and the tour ... (more)Sharon Burns

Had a fabulous time in two very beautiful countries. (more)Melinda Vos

Yerevan was a wonderful experience (more)Derek Henderson

Excellent guide (more)Linda Bates

Extremely highly. There were amazing sights to see, the hospitality was outstanding and we were well looked after. (more)Heather Rushton

We started walking through the fortified town of Sighnaghi in Georgia and were sidetracked by the sound of music coming from the main square. It turned out that it was a national holiday, and a series of youth groups in splendid costumes were doing traditional dances on a stage in the square... (more)Paula Lozar

The walk up to the church at Kazbegi was the most memorable part of our holiday. (more)Ruth Girdham

Yerevan was the most memorable part of the tour. (more)Jay Pike

The walks, especially Kasbegi, Ushguli and the Molokan village. But there were too few opportunities for walking. (more)G Phillips

Memorable parts? Tips? Local benefits? Overall rating? (more)Brian Fitzell