Destination
Georgia’s big-mountain ski resort — wide, high, above the treeline — and in summer, a green balcony over the Caucasus.
Gudauri sits just below the Jvari Pass on the Georgian Military Highway, high enough that the slopes start where most resorts end. That altitude gives it two lives: a snow resort with wide, confidence-building pistes and famous freeride terrain in winter — and a cool, green viewpoint over the mountains in summer.
For first-time snow it’s hard to beat: gentle beginner zones, sledding, and the drama of the high Caucasus in every direction. For non-skiers, the Kazbegi valley is just over the pass.
Tours here
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.
Request a quote
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.
Request a quote
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.
Request a quote
Ask a local what actually fits your dates — road conditions, weather windows, the right pace.