Top Georgia Hiking Tours - page 3

Immerse yourself in the natural and historic beauty of the Caucasian Mountains on a full-day private tour. Comfortable private transportation from Tbilisi allows you to discover the area efficiently and at your own pace.  En route to Kazbegi, feel free to pause the ride at anytime to take photos or explore. The exclusivity of the comprehensive tour also makes it a great option for couples, families, and independent travelers.

Seasonality - All year round, only in dry weather. We will reach the village of Tbisi by transport, and from here we walk, back and forth about 7 km. Birtvis Canyons are located next to the Algeti Reservoir. Intricate paths winding in the subtropical forest and narrow passages in a chain of high canyons keep a mysterious atmosphere. It will take about an hour and a half to climb (with slow walking) with a breather near the ruins of the ancient fortress of Deda Tsikhe. The road to the top goes past the fortified walls of Birtvisi with holes in the loopholes, two gates and a watchtower. At the highest point is Sheupovari - a watch tower, visible from afar. At an altitude of 1000 m, a natural observation deck awaits, from where you can clearly see canyons, ancient buildings, the beauty of the Algeti Valley. After going down we can have a picnic on the grass or visit a fish restaurant not far from the Algeti reservoir.

Discover one of Georgia’s most unique cultural experiences at the Georgian Wine Museum, ideally located at the exit of the famous Prometheus Cave—the most visited natural attraction in the region. This carefully curated experience invites you to step into the world of Georgian winemaking, a tradition that dates back over 8,000 years and is recognized as one of the oldest continuous winemaking cultures in the world. During a guided tour, you’ll explore the origins, techniques, and cultural significance of Georgian wine, gaining insight into the ancient methods that have been preserved for generations.

You have probably heard that the capital of Georgia, Tbilisi,is the most multinational and multi-confessional city in the South Caucasus. Followers of both the main world religions and ethno-religious societies have long lived here. On our tour,you will learn how the new inhabitants of Tiflis adapted to the conditions of modern realities,in which districts and quarters they settled, and how they managed to preserve their centuries-old culture and religion. According to most modern researchers,it is the Yezidis who are the descendants of the Sumerians,the first civilization on earth. Throughout their long-suffering history,the Yezidis have survived 74 acts of genocide because of their religious affiliation.Surprisingly, this people managed to almost completely preserve their language, cultural identity and religion.Thanks to the tolerant Georgian people, the Yezidis,along with other ethnic groups living on the territory of Georgia, feel safe and most of them are full-fledged citizens.

In the seventh century, monks built a monastery on top of a natural stone pillar outside of Chiatura. It was used by Christian ascetics who lived at the top of the pillar to express their devotion. This cult has now disappeared, but the monastery still exists. Visitors can reach the summit by climbing a 130-foot staircase. The Georgian monk has been living on the summit for almost 20 years. A staircase rising upward is called a ladder to the sky. Only men can climb the pole, and then in special cases.

See highlights of the Georgian capital of Tbilisi on this hop-on hop-off bus tour. You’ll be able to get off the bus to visit sights like Old Town, the Cathedral of Georgia Tsminda Sameba, and Mtskheta at your own leisure. Hear onboard commentary through headphones, and enjoy accompaniment by a guide at each stop. Refresh yourself with free snacks and soft drinks along the way.

Uplistsikhe, in translation Fortress of the Lord, is a cave town fortress situated on a rocky massif on the left bank of the river Mtkvari. Dating back to I-II millennium B.C. Uplistsikhe was an important religious, political and cultural centre in the Hellenistic and the late Antique periods. Joseph Stalin’s Museum in Gori – Stalin originally Georgian, was the secretary general of the Communist Party during second world war and one of the most influential dictators of modern times. Museum features Stalin’s house - a hut where he was born. Chronicles of Georgia. Few of the city's guests visit it, although the semantic load and large-scale dimensions are worth your attention and time. The grandiose ensemble of monumental sculptures “History of Georgia” was created by the hands of the Tbilisi genius Zurab Tsereteli.

Discover Georgia's unique wine tradition with a private organic wine tour in Kakheti, the country's largest and most well-known wine-producing region. Depart from Tbilisi and visit three exceptional wineries: Gvardzelashvili Wine Cellar, Vellino Winery, and Okros Wine. Sample organic wines and discover the distinctive qualities of Georgian wines while taking in the picturesque Kakheti countryside. Enjoy a delicious lunch, wine tastings, and a professional guide to enrich your experience.

If you are staying in Tbilisi and only have time for a day trip into the Caucasus, make the most of it with this activity-packed private tour. Visit important landmarks such as the Jhinvali dam, Ananuri Castle, and Gergeti Trinity Church, and enjoy a luxurious lunch at the top-class Rooms Hotel.

Discover UNESCO World Heritage treasures in Georgia on this full-day group tour of Tbilisi and Mtskheta. Explore the historic town of Mtskheta with a guide and discover UNESCO–listed attractions including 6th-century Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. Head onward to Tbilisi and take in important landmarks such as the Metekhi Plateau and 4th-century Narikala Fortress. Stroll through Legtakhevi and the bath-house district, and soak up the atmosphere in bustling Meidan Square.

Explore Georgia on this private multi-stop tour, including some of the country's top highlights. Visiting all of these locations—Mtskheta, Ananuri, Gudauri, and Kazbegi—on your own might be a stressful undertaking, but this tour includes a dedicated guide to lead you and all transportation. Along the way, learn about the stops and each of their unique cultures and history through guided commentary.

This tour takes you deep into Tbilisi’s legendary Dezerter’s Bazaar, one of the city's most vibrant and authentic cultural landmarks, where few travelers venture. You'll explore the buzzing wholesale market side-by-side with a professional local guide, meeting the farmers, foragers, and food artisans who shape Georgian cuisine from the ground up. This isn’t just a food tour, it’s a cultural deep dive. You’ll gain insider knowledge, personal connections, and a richer understanding of Georgia’s unique culinary traditions and hospitality. Whether you're a food lover, a culture seeker, or simply curious, this tour leaves you with unforgettable tastes, stories, and moments only a local can provide.

Private tour - just your group, no strangers, fully flexible pace Personal photographer included - Irina shoots you throughout the entire hike, not just at the waterfall 80+ professionally edited photos delivered within one week Both waterfalls - upper and lower Gveleti cascades Flexible start time - book any time until 3:00 PM Local expertise - Irina has spent years living and guiding in the Kazbegi region Suitable for all fitness levels - including families with young children Small carbon footprint - short transfer, no large group buses

This trek has been designed by the team behind the Transcaucasian Trail, the long-distance hiking route connecting communities across the Caucasus. Rather than following a standard tourist itinerary, the route takes you through the heart of Upper Svaneti, linking medieval tower villages, traditional guesthouses, high mountain passes, and some of Georgia's most spectacular alpine landscapes. Travelers benefit from detailed route planning, local logistical coordination, accommodation and transport arrangements, GPS navigation resources, and direct connections with local service providers. The experience combines the freedom of independent trekking with the reassurance of local expertise and support, while helping ensure that tourism directly benefits mountain communities along the route.

Perfect for travelers who love culture, adventure, and off-the-beaten-path experiences. Photo and videos with drone service is for free. Why join this tour? Chiatura is not just a destination—it’s an experience where history meets adventure. You’ll witness extraordinary architecture, untouched nature, and authentic Georgian culture all in one day. Highlights of the Tour: -Explore the Mghvimevi Monastery, carved into rock with timeless beauty. -Ride the oldest and steepest cable cars, a living symbol of Chiatura’s industrial past. -Hike deep into a mystical cave ending with a hidden waterfall. -Cross a suspension bridge over a dramatic canyon with panoramic views. -Visit the awe-inspiring Katskhi Pillar, a natural wonder crowned with a tiny monastery. -Step back in time at the regional archeological museum. -Enjoy a warm, authentic lunch with a local family, tasting true Georgian hospitality.

Discover the most breathtaking region of Georgia with experienced hiking guides. Have you ever heard about the Racha region of Georgia? I guess not, because it is not so touristy but the nature is gorgeous there. If yes, congrats, you are a great explorer, so now it's time to explore this region together with us, the professional hiking guides. This 3-day camping and hiking tour will give you the most unforgettable travel experience of your life. Do not miss the chance to explore Racha with all its beauty and interesting company. Camping at the lake and hiking through the Greater Caucasian Mountains, are only a few of what you will experience on this trip. Prepare your backpack, Racha is waiting for you!

Why Travel With Us? We are locals – born and raised in the region, we know Tusheti like no one else. 15 years of experience organizing safe, enriching group tours. Expert drivers & guides ensure comfort and insight every step of the way. Authentic experiences – stay in traditional guesthouses and connect with Tushetian culture. Guaranteed departures – even with small groups!

The horseback riding portion of our tour starts in the historic Chuberi valley, located at the entrance of Enguri river valley in upper Svaneti region. This valley is intricately linked to the Nakra valley via the Utviri pass, offering a captivating journey through rugged terrain. What sets this area apart is its seclusion from tourist crowds. Here, you'll find yourself amidst untouched wilderness, with the tranquility of nature, exploring a landscape untouched by the masses. Utviri pass itself is a noteworthy highlight, boasting an alpine lake nestled right on the pass. As we traverse ancient forests and verdant valleys towards Nakra, we'll be accompanied with magnificent views of snow-capped peaks that define the landscape of Svaneti - Ushba, Lahili etc.