Georgia Tours and Trips

This trip exceeded all expectations. The scenery was breathtaking, the group really nice and the tour leader (Alex) extremely knowledgeable. The hiking is challenging, but do-able. I was often towards the back, but at no point felt rushed to go faster than I could manage. I highly recommend a trip to the Svaneti region and the Caucasus Mountains.

This was a really interesting and challenging tour led by an excellent guide. The tour gives you an opportunity to explore a remote area in Georgia and feel as if you have stepped back in time. The accommodation is comfortable and the food provided is local, fresh and plentiful. Our guide, Alex, shared his love of his country and ensured we experienced a different type of walk each day so we saw the best of Georgia throughout our stay. A great tour to a beautiful part of the world.

The mountains are stunningly beautiful in early spring, with numerous wild flowers in the meadows and snow on the peaks. Batumi is a surprisingly interesting city, worth staying an extra day before or after the tour to fully explore

Our Georgia hike was fantastic, the scenery was beautiful and the people we met were so warm and welcoming. Our guide Lasha was terrific, knowledgeable and helped create a great group vibe. I would definitely recommend this experience.

I had personally nicknamed this trip "Journey into the Unknown" because I knew absolutely nothing about Georgia before joining. This adventure was a complete success in every respect. The landscapes were magnificent, the organisation was excellent, our driver was highly professional, and our guide was outstanding throughout the trip. The hospitality, the food and the atmosphere within the group all contributed to making this an unforgettable experience.

I enjoyed a very well balanced and varied trip. We began in the city of Batumi beside the black sea, full of vibrant people and impressive contemporary architecture. This complimented the less affluent rural lifestyles where we enjoyed challenging potholed roads, accompanying stray dogs, local cuisine, good beer and wine and friendly hospitality. Our leader, Ouma, shared a lot of information about Georgian history, politics, language, wine making and more besides. He lead the walks in a calm responsible way, each walk having its own unique character; we didn't quite achieve the heights given on the itinerary due to recent snow - conversely the settled snow combined with sunshine was visually glorious. One highlight for me was the showing of the film "Dede" recently shot in Ushguli and shown in a cosy improvised barn cinema in the heart of that village. My fellow travellers were all lovely people and I would recommend this trip.