Tbilisi: Family Tour — Bears, Chronicle, Jvari & Sabaduri Forest

Four of Tbilisi's most iconic stops. One half-day that covers more than most full-day tours. You start at the Chronicle of Georgia — sixteen stone pillars carved with kings, saints and warriors, standing above the city with the Tbilisi Sea stretched out behind them. Then Sabaduri Forest and the wildlife sanctuary. Hidden among the trees, a small shelter cares for rescued bears, wolves, dogs and horses. Bring apples or carrots — your guide shows you exactly how to feed the animals safely. Completely safe, entirely unforgettable, and the moment kids talk about for the rest of the trip. Jvari Monastery comes last — 6th century, perched above the exact point where the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers meet below Mtskheta. A UNESCO World Heritage site that has drawn pilgrims and photographers for 1,500 years. Small or private groups. English-speaking local guide who actually knows the history. Rated 5.0 by every traveler. Viator Badge of Excellence.