A honeymoon is a significant time in the life of a newlywed couple. Bahrain is an excellent place for a honeymoon as it is entirely made up of islands. You may enjoy the country’s beaches, watersports, and many more gems. You can choose to stay in more metropolitan areas or on rustic, remote islands. Bahrain offers everything you can think of. You might want to know that these honeymoon spots can cost you a fortune. Moreover, if you are planning a summer honeymoon, the weather in Bahrain offers a huge disadvantage. This is why you should consider a beautiful, adventurous and affordable honeymoon in Georgia. Georgia can offer you a European honeymoon experience on a budget.

What can your honeymoon in Georgia look like?

Food: Being at a cultural crossroads has undoubtedly influenced Georgian food. Invasion and trade both left their imprints. Modern Georgian cuisine contains remnants of Mediterranean, Persian, Ottoman, Arabic, and Mongol flavors.

Wine: Every Georgian will tell you that their forefathers invented wine. Georgian wine is traditionally matured in clay jars called kvervri that are buried in the ground. Georgian wines are frequently fruity, rich, and semi-sweet since the winemaking regions are fairly sunny and warm. Among the most notable are the Mtsvane (dry white), Saperavi (the most popular red), Mukuzani (a dry red composed of saperavi grapes), and Kindzmarauli (a beautiful semi-sweet red).

Adventure: If you enjoy the great outdoors and hiking, Georgia is the place for you. Despite its small size, Georgia has a diversified landscape that includes deserts, beaches, and mountains. Hiking and camping enthusiasts will be in paradise in this country. You may also relax at spa resorts or explore beautiful lakes, canyons, and waterfalls.

Art and Culture: Witness the floating men and women, one-of-a-kind movements, and whirling dance maneuvers that depict stories of battle, love, and friendship—your first taste of Georgian dances! Georgian folk tunes are quite melodious as well. Music is used to tell stories. Georgian polyphonic singing, in fact, has been designated as an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.

Places to visit on your honeymoon in Georgia

Tbilisi: a city filled with cathedrals, courtyards, crumbling balconies, and cats. Explore the alleyways of the ancient city, pay a visit to the Holy Trinity Cathedral, sip wine in one of the city’s numerous wine bars, and end the day with a bath and massage at one of the bathhouses in the Abanotubani neighborhood.

Kutaisi: is rich in landmarks, including caverns, dinosaur footprints, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, monasteries, and a futuristic parliament building, to mention a few. The city, located 230 kilometers (143 miles) from Tbilisi, provides tourists with a great base for visiting the area’s cultural attractions and natural elements.

Batumi: If you are traveling in the summer, you should stop at Batumi. This central Black Sea coast city is a favorite summer destination for many Georgians and is only three hours from Kutaisi.

Final Verdict

The Georgian Lari is the country’s currency. A vacation to Georgia will usually cost between €30 and €35 per person per day (about $36 to $42 USD). Food and drinks are reasonably priced (particularly when visiting from Bahrain), public transit is affordable, and the cities are walkable. Not to forget the weather is moderate, especially during the excruciating summers of Bahrain. Not only will our staff assist you in planning your ideal honeymoon, but we will also photograph the unique moments of love in some of the most historic locations. We also provide a personal tour of some of the unusual caves and canyons. Georgia is not only a beautiful honeymoon destination, but it is also a fantastic wedding venue! So you may be married in Georgia and start your honeymoon right away.

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