Small-group tours & treks in Georgia
Walk the tower villages of Svaneti, cross into Tusheti and taste your way through Tbilisi’s markets — with guides who grew up here.
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Our guides grew up in the valleys they lead. They know the families, the trails and the weather.
Few enough people to fit around one supra table — and to change plans when the mountains ask.
Tours and help in English, German and Georgian, before, during and after your trip.
Every departure shows the places that are left. No hidden fees, no surprises on the road.
Tours & treks
From a morning in Tbilisi’s market halls to five days on foot across Svaneti.
Svaneti
from€690
Next date26 Jun
Svaneti
from€540
Next date15 May
Tusheti
from€420
Next date3 Jul
Tbilisi
from€45
Next date3 Nov
Kakheti
from€85
Next date4 Nov
Svaneti
from€65
Next date5 Jun
Where we go
Svaneti and Tusheti in the high Caucasus, Tbilisi and Kakheti in the lowlands — each with its own season.
SvanetiTower villages, glaciers and Georgia’s highest peaks.3 tours
TushetiRemote, roadless half the year and worth every bend of the drive.1 tour
TbilisiMarket halls, sulphur baths and wooden balconies over the Mtkvari.1 tourKakhetiGeorgia’s wine country, where clay qvevri still rule the cellar.1 tour
Multi-day treks
Guesthouse-to-guesthouse treks and nights at camp on the high ridges of Svaneti and Tusheti. We carry the logistics; you carry a daypack.
See multi-day treksHow booking works
Every departure shows the seats that are left, so you always know where you stand.
Pay by card, in full or with a 30% deposit, and your seats are confirmed at once. Not sure yet? Send us a question — nothing is charged.
We send the meeting point and a packing list. Then the mountains take over.
From the trail
Rhododendron in June, glaciers in September and a market stall on any day of the year.
Journal
From late September into mid-October the valleys turn red and gold. When to go, which walks to choose and what to pack for cold nights.
Distances, passes, where to sleep and the one river crossing you’ll remember — everything we tell our groups before the classic Svaneti traverse.
Candle-shaped sweets, blue fenugreek and four kinds of cheese: a short guide to the market halls where Georgian cooking begins.
Good to know
Still unsure which tour fits? Write to us and someone from our team will help you choose.
Ask a questionMost tours run with up to 12 travellers, and our 4×4 trips to Tusheti with up to 6. Every route is also available as a private departure for families and friends.
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