The most beautiful trips in Georgia
The best trips and tours in Georgia
Georgia, as a mountainous Caucasian country, offers a number of beautiful treks and tours. But also beautiful trips to church monuments. Come and be inspired by beautiful trips from this country
Ushguli - the pearl of Georgia
The magical area of Svaneti
Ushguli settlement, often referred to as the highest permanently inhabited village in Europe, is located in the historic region of Svaneti on the northwestern border of Georgia. The whole area is protected by the Caucasus Mountains and there is the highest Caucasian peak Šchara (5193 m) and the equally well-known double peak Ušba (4710 m). Some buildings in this village are, as part of Upper Svaneti, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The starting point is the town of Mestie, from where it is a broken forest-field road 45 kilometers, by car about 3 hours. continue reading
Hike under Kazbeg
Nice walk over Kazbegi to BC
Even if you do not plan to climb the massive five thousand Kazbeg, you should definitely take a pleasant trip under it. At least walk to the base camp under the mountain. Practically all the time you will have wonderful views of the surrounding mountains and the iconic church of Cminda Sameba continue reading
Hike to Koruldi Lakes
Blue pond with snowy peaks in the background
Koruldi Lakes – a system of a few small lakes that hide in the Georgian mountains above the town of Mestia. Above them rises the majestic mountain Ushba, which together with the surrounding, snow-capped peaks makes this place truly beautiful. Anyone who gets to Mestia should not miss a visit to this beautiful place. The only thing that spoils the local atmosphere, and must bother anyone who walked the entire route, are the passing jeeps of the locals, carrying lazy tourists. But that's the way it is in Georgia. continue reading
Trek to Ushba Glacier
Road to the foot of Mount Ushba
Ushba (Ušba) in the Georgian translation of „Road to the Unknown“ is a majestic mountain located in the Svaneti region. The mountain cannot be overlooked for its two sharp peaks (southern 4700 m above sea level, northern 4697 m above sea level). It looks very unique in appearance and is often compared to the Alpine Matterhorn. continue reading
Tour of Tbilisi
A city where Europe meets Asia
Tbilisi is the capital of independent Georgia since April 9, 1991. However, its roots go back to the 5th century. The historic Silk Road also led here. We will find contrasting architectural styles, crowded and often chaotic streets, modern buildings, old suburbs, parks and markets. The river Kura flows through the city, which has over 1.3 million inhabitants. continue reading
Tour of Vardzie
Famous Georgian rock town
One of the largest Georgian monuments is the rock town of Vardzia, which can be found in the south of the country near the border with Turkey. The starting point for this trip may be the city of Achalciche (ახალციხე), which is easily accessible from Tbilisi. Vardzia is carved into a massive rock wall directly above the river. The journey through the valley and the canyon of the river Kura is worth it. continue reading
Hike through Chauki Pass
Trek from Jute to Roshka
If you decide to continue further east from Juta, a beautiful trek across the Chauki Pass (approx. 3338 m) to the Abudelauri lakes awaits you. Juta is the last place in this direction, which can be reached by car (ideally from Stepantsminda / Kazbegi). This trek is part of a multi-day trek that often runs along state borders, and most people walk the other way around. continue reading
A trip to the monastery of David Gareja
To the very end of Georgia
Practically right on the border of Georgia with Azerbaijan you will find an interesting religious place – the monastery of David Gareja, located directly in the mountain ridge. Even the journey to this place through a desolate landscape is worth it. continue reading
