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Traverse sections of the Transcaucasian Trail through the soaring Greater Caucasus Mountains
Walk to Ushguli, a remote UNESCO village and Europe’s highest permanently inhabited settlement (2,200m/7218ft).
Explore Uplistsikhe, an extraordinary 3,000-year-old cave town once a vital Silk Road trading hub
Savour home-cooked Georgian feasts, sample regional wine, and experience the warmth of traditional Svan hospitality
Behold the mighty peaks of Mt Tetnuldi (4,858m/15,938ft) and Mt Shkhara (5,201m/17,060ft) as you hike beneath towering glaciers and over high passes
Spend two nights in Georgia’s eclectic capital, Tbilisi - with its Old Town lanes, ancient sulphur baths, carved wooden balconies, and the Narikala Fortress
Spend two nights in Georgia’s eclectic capital, Tbilisi - with its Old Town lanes, ancient sulphur baths, carved wooden balconies, and the Narikala Fortress
Walk Svaneti's high trails to Ushguli, where medieval stone towers stand beneath the Caucasus.. This 11-day guided group hike traces the second stage of the Transcaucasian Trail, immersing you in the wild beauty and rich traditions of Georgia’s Svaneti region.
Your journey begins in Georgia’s eclectic capital, Tbilisi, where Persian, Ottoman and Soviet influences collide with bold modern design, vibrant cafés and natural wine bars. Enjoy a guided exploration of the city’s historic heart and the comfort of your 4-star hotel, where you’ll return to unwind at the end of the trip.
Head west to explore UNESCO-listed cathedrals, the ancient cave town of Uplistsikhe, and a family-run winery where you’ll enjoy a home-cooked lunch and taste Georgia’s legendary qvevri wines. Walk the dramatic limestone cliffs of Okatse Canyon before heading into the rugged Greater Caucasus Mountains.
Over five days of hiking, follow remote trails through glacier-fed valleys, alpine meadows and traditional Svan villages. Stay in characterful guesthouses and experience Georgia’s warm hospitality. Climb to scenic passes with breathtaking views of the country’s highest peaks, explore Ushguli, the highest permanently inhabited village in Europe, and reach the spectacular Shkhara Glacier.
With all meals included, you’ll enjoy plentiful Georgian fare even on the trail, from fresh vegetables and local cheeses to generous picnic spreads that reflect the country’s rich culinary traditions. Whether taken on its own or as part of the full Transcaucasian Trail Hike, this is a rewarding and culturally rich trek through one of Europe’s most awe-inspiring mountain regions.
Welcome to Georgia! On arrival at Tbilisi International Airport, you will be met by your World Expeditions representative and transferred to your hotel. If you are joining us after completing the Transcaucasian Trail Hike in Armenia, you will be provided with details on where and when to meet the group.
The remainder of the day is yours to relax or explore Tbilisi at your own pace. Set along the banks of the Mtkvari River and surrounded by picturesque hills, Georgia's vibrant capital is a fascinating blend of history, culture and architectural charm. With a history of settlement stretching back thousands of years, Tbilisi captivates visitors with its cobbled streets, colourful balconies, historic churches and elegant, timeworn Art Nouveau buildings.
This evening, meet your guide and fellow travellers for a welcome briefing, where you'll learn more about the adventures ahead. Afterwards, enjoy a welcome dinner together, a wonderful introduction to Georgian hospitality and the journey to come.
Accommodation: Clocks Hotel or similar
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.
Great trip to give you a good introduction to Georgian culture and walking in the Caucasus Mountains.
Great scenery, great guides, great culture.
The trip was very well planned and the guides were all excellent
