Private & small-group tours across Georgia
Private and small-group tours through Georgia’s mountains, food, culture and hidden places — planned around you by locals.
Your people only — or a handful of like-minded travellers. Never a bus.
Routes shaped by people who live here, not resold packages.
Pace, stops and food bend to your group — before and during the trip.
One chat from the first question to the last day of the trip.
Featured tours
Every itinerary is a starting point — we adjust pace, stops and food to the people actually travelling.
Full day — usually 10–12 hours door to door
Private tour
The Georgian Military Highway, Ananuri fortress, the Gudauri viewpoints and the walk (or 4×4) up to Gergeti Trinity Church — Georgia’s signature day, at your own pace.
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4 days / 3 nights
Private tour
Watchtower villages, the road to Ushguli and evenings at Svan family tables — four unhurried days in the wildest corner of the Caucasus.
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Full day — around 9–10 hours
Private or small group
A private snow day above the clouds: Gudauri’s slopes and viewpoints, sledding or a first ski lesson, and khinkali when cheeks turn red.
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Half day — about 3–4 hours on foot
Private tour
Sulfur-bath domes, carved balconies and courtyards that open like secrets — the capital on foot, with someone who grew up in it.
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Evening — about 4 hours
Private or small group
Fold khinkali with flour on your hands, meet qvevri amber wine, then sit down to the supra you helped cook — hosted, translated and toasted properly.
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5 days / 4 nights
Private tour
Five green, cool, unhurried days in the high Caucasus for families escaping serious summer heat — short drives, alpine picnics, zero museum marathons.
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Choose your Georgia
Mountains or supra tables, snow or hidden courtyards — start from the feeling, we’ll build the route.
High passes, glacier views and green valleys — from easy viewpoints to proper day hikes, at your pace.
Khinkali folded by hand, qvevri wine, long supra tables — Georgian food tastes best where locals actually eat.
Old Tbilisi courtyards, sulfur-bath domes, hilltop churches — stories told by people who grew up inside them.
Gudauri powder days, first-time snow for the kids, mountain light you only get in January.
Slower mornings, shorter drives, snacks at the right time — trips that work for kids and grandparents alike.
Cliff-top monasteries, villages without tour buses, roads your guidebook skips — Georgia beyond the postcard.
Featured destinations
The classic high-Caucasus day: the Georgian Military Highway, Gergeti Trinity Church and — on a clear day — Mount Kazbek itself.
Medieval watchtowers, Europe’s highest villages and the wildest corner of the Caucasus — Svaneti is Georgia at full volume.
Sulfur baths, carved balconies, courtyards that open like secrets — Georgia’s capital rewards walking with someone who grew up here.
Georgia’s big-mountain ski resort — wide, high, above the treeline — and in summer, a green balcony over the Caucasus.
Summer 2026
When summer at home turns scorching, Georgia’s high valleys stay green and breathable. Cool mornings, cold rivers, long supra evenings — a mountain summer made for families.
Plan a summer escapeHow it works
Mountains or wine cellars, slow mornings or long trails — a short WhatsApp message is enough to start.
A local host shapes the route, stays and food to your dates and your group — and adjusts until it feels right.
Travel with people who call this home, while the details are handled in the background.
Guest stories
We only publish feedback we can verify, with each guest’s written permission.
Every story we publish here is a real guest’s words, shared with written permission. We’re gathering the first ones now — meanwhile, you’ll find unfiltered moments from our trips on Instagram.
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This is us
Enjoy Georgia is run by local hosts who plan every journey personally — the same people who answer your WhatsApp messages meet you at pickup, share their favourite tables and trails, and take the wheel on the mountain roads.
Travel guide
Practical, honest notes from people who drive these roads every week.
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Georgia doesn’t hibernate — it climbs. What winter really offers here: Gudauri’s high slopes, first-snow days for warm-climate families, and the quiet, steamy side of Tbilisi.
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What the famous Kazbegi day trip really involves — the road, the timings, the Gergeti climb, and the small decisions that separate a great day from a long one.
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Green spring valleys, cool alpine summers, golden harvest autumns, deep Gudauri snow — Georgia has four genuinely different seasons. Here’s how locals think about them.
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Snow days in Gudauri, supra tables, guests laughing on mountain roads — it all lands on @enjoygeorgiawithus first.
Good to know
Anything else? WhatsApp is the fastest way to a real answer.
For day tours we usually pick you up where you stay in Tbilisi. The exact point and time are agreed in your WhatsApp chat before the trip, so there’s no guesswork on the morning.
Private means your party only — the route, pace and stops are yours. Small group means sharing the day with a handful of other travellers, which makes the trip lighter on the budget. We’ll tell you honestly which format fits your dates.
We confirm the full price and payment options in writing on WhatsApp before anything is booked — no surprises on the day. If anything about the plan changes, the price is re-confirmed first.
Very — Georgians famously adore kids, and our family trips are built around them: shorter drives, flexible meal times, playground and animal stops, and a plan B for tired afternoons. Tell us the ages and we’ll shape the days accordingly.
Mountain weather changes fast and we plan around it, not against it. For high routes (Kazbegi, Gudauri, Svaneti) we watch the forecast and will suggest reordering days or swapping viewpoints to catch the clear window — that flexibility is a big reason to travel with locals.
Plans change — especially with flights and kids. Date changes and cancellation terms are agreed clearly in your WhatsApp chat before you confirm the trip, so you always know where you stand. A written cancellation policy page is being finalised.
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