Adventure Awaits In Georgia: July Travel Itinerary Ideas

If you are considering a trip around Georgia this summer, you can expect an exciting and unforgettable experience. Whether you are invested in history, nature, or simply want to relax, you will find many fantastic places to visit in Georgia.

The summer season in Georgia is extra delightful because of its mountains, historic towns, beaches, and bustling city life. With plenty of sunshine, festivals, and fresh local produce in July, it's the perfect time to explore the country. To spend a perfect summer in Georgia, there are various Georgia tour packages that you can opt from.

 Why Is July Perfect? 

July is an ideal month to explore Georgia, with warm and sunny weather. It is perfect for outdoor fun activities such as hiking or swimming in the Black Sea. A lot of events and festivals take place during this month allowing visitors to partake and enjoy Georgian culture.

 Events And Festivals Taking Place In July 

The best part of making this trip in July is that there is always something happening in Georgia during summers.

•  Art Gene Festival 

The Art-Gene Festival is held each summer at the Open Air Museum of Ethnography in Tbilisi. During the day, food producers, winemakers, brewers, and artisans display their products at market stalls arranged throughout the outdoor museum. The celebrations continue from late afternoon into the evening.

•  Blues Fest Lagodekhi   

The festival has been taking place since 2017 and is usually held around mid July. This music festival was founded by Victor Kervalishvili and Natalia Kalandadze. Last year in 2024, the programme went on for over a period of more than three weeks.

•  The Black Sea Jazz Festival   

This is one of Georgia's most popular music festivals, Black Sea Jazz, gathers both local and international artists from various genres such as jazz, hip-hop, and soul.

•  Kvirikoba (Lagurka)   

Kvirikoba, one of the largest folk festivals in the Svaneti region, is celebrated on July 28 to mark the anniversary of the martyrdom of St. Kvirike and St. Ivlita. The celebration takes place at the church in Kala village. In the afternoon, villagers compete to see who can lift a heavy church bell and take part in other contests.

 5 Top Notch Places To Explore Georgia  In July

Other than partaking in cultural events and festivals, below are some enlisted cities that you should definitely visit. These places offer a refreshing vibe in summer and that is why July is such a perfect time to explore Georgia. On the other hand, you can check out other international tour packages for your next foreign trip.

1.  Tbilisi 

If Georgia in July interests you, Tbilisi is definitely a place you would not want to miss. Tbilisi, capital of Georgia, is quite energetic in July with bustling streets, cultural events and outdoor cafes. You can stroll through the charming alleys of Old Tbilisi. You can also visit Mother of Georgia and the National Botanical Garden.

You must attend the Tbilisi Open Air Festival when you are there. The festival takes place in mid July. It is one of the biggest music festivals in the Caucasus region that attracts visitors from around the world.

Make sure to try out some local dishes like Khinkali and Khachapuri, also you can enjoy a glass of Georgian wine while watching the sunset from a rooftop.

2.   Borjomi    

Afterwards, exploring the capital of Georgia, it is time to visit Borjomi. It is a charming resort town renowned for itsmineral springs and verdant forests. The town's central park is perfect for relaxing strolls. Moreover, you can visit nearby Borjomi Kharagauli National Park which offers plenty of trails for hiking and cycling.

You will find the weather quite pleasant here, perfect for an escapade. You can also enjoy the scenic ride on the Kukushka train from Borjomi to Bakuriani. Bakuriani is a small village which remains cool even during summer.

Doesn't matter whether you are with your partner or family, Borjomi is one of the most peaceful and refreshing destination to explore in georgia.

3.  Kazbegi   

Looking for a way to escape the heat and want to have a loo at the stunning nature, Kazbegi should be your next stop. This enchanting town delivers breathtaking landscapes, scenic views and excellent hiking routes.

The main attraction that you should visit is the beautiful Gergeti Trinity Church. It is located high above the valley with Mount Kazbek in the background. Don't forget to pack your jacket even though you are visiting in summer, Kazbegi stays cool and refreshing even in July.

It is a perfect place for nature lovers and photography fans seeking a peaceful escape while visiting Georgia.

Also Read: 5 Day Georgia Travel Itinerary For Nature Lovers

4.  Batumi   

Another popular spot to explore in Georgia is Batumi, situated by the Black Sea. Its palm-lined walkway, beachside clubs, botanical gardens, and water sports attracts many visitors and locals throughout the summer season.

You can wander along Batumi Boulevard and admire its architecture. Additionally, you can visit the Alphabet Tower and the Ferris wheel. The city becomes alive at night with lively beach parties and outdoor performances, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

For faimilies travelling with children, The city offers attractions like the Dolphinarium and the Batumi Aquarium. Additionally, you can explore the nearby Mtirala National Park, with its vibrant greenery, offering a cool and refreshing getaway from the heat.

5.  Kakheti   

Khakheti is a renowned wine region of Georgia. The area is full of picturesque villages, historic monasteries, and traditional wine cellars. The month of July allows you to enjoy wine tastings, local festivals and celebrations highlighting the region's rich agricultural heritage.

To witness the amazing views of the Alazani valley and the Caucasus mountains, you can visit Sighnaghi town, also known as the city of love. Whether you are sampling qvevri wine or exploring the ancient Alaverdi Monastery from the 11th century, Kakheti will bring a romantic and cultural touch to your trip.

 In A Nutshell 

Whether you want to explore the bustling streets of Tbilisi, loosen up in Batumi, hike through Kazbegi’s scenic trails, or enjoy a glass of wine in Kakheti, each place offers a distinct taste of Georgian culture and hospitality. To have a memorable and remarkable trip, you can consider contacting Travel Saga Tourism, a Travel Agency in Dubai. Have fun and click lots of pictures.