Georgia in June

Though there is less change further east, the coasts, particularly the southern coasts, experience increased rainfall from March that continues into the winter, with more than 8 total months of “rainy season”. Summers can be hot, though there is regular sunshine throughout the summer season, and it is an ideal time to visit the country’s beaches in the west. June, July, and August are reliably hot months at around 23 °C. Due to the rains beginning in earnest throughout the country in autumn, summer is a good hiking time, as many of the higher elevations are warmer.

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Georgia: Hiking the Greater Caucasus

Take in the majestic Caucasus mountains, hike some of the most unspoiled trails of Europa, and experience the hospitality and beauty of the ancient villages tucked away amongst remote peaks as you travel to Georgia’s amazing mountain landscapes on this 13-day trip.

Interests Trekking, Amazing Landscapes, Open Spaces

Destinations Georgia

Duration: 13 days / 12 nights
Price Per Person: From $8,000

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Georgia in Style by Helicopter

Embark on a 10-day helicopter adventure of Georgia, cutting out long drive times as you explore the country's hidden gems in style—from the capital to mountain peaks, wine regions, canyons, caves, and the Black Sea.

Destinations Georgia

Duration: 10 days / 9 nights
Price Per Person: From $40,100

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Recommended Festivals For Georgia in June

Tushetoba

Summer

The summer Tushetoba festival is held at Tusheti National Park, celebrating Tushetian cultural heritage and is traditionally opened with horse racing. While the horseracing is the highlight, other cultural shows and events take place, including traditional cheesemaking, shepherding, and embroidery. Tusheti National Park is one of Georgia’s most well-known hiking areas.

Location Tusheti National Park, Georgia

Travelogues

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Georgia: An Unexplored Wonderland

Author: Rebecca Menes

Whether discovering the capital of Tbilisi, trekking in Kazbegi, or visiting remote villages near Bakuriani, hospitality and a sense of nostalgia abound in Georgia.

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The Mysteries of Georgia’s Katskhi Pillar

Author: Travelogues

The Katskhi pillar has been the subject of wonder for quite some time, perhaps today one of the most recognizable images of central Georgia.

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Labor of Love

Author: Craig Sauers

In the Kakheti region of Georgia, harvest is a heartfelt celebration of the country’s artisanal wine-making traditions that is about more than getting your hands dirty.

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