Private tours in Georgia and the Caucasus

How a private tour is put together

It starts with a short form or a WhatsApp message: where you are flying into, how many days you have, what you care about — mountains, wine, history, food, walking — and the level of hotel you expect. Within 24 hours you receive a day-by-day proposal with a price. We revise it until it fits, and you pay only after the itinerary is confirmed.

On the road you travel in a vehicle matched to the route — a 4×4 for Tusheti and upper Svaneti, a minivan for families — with a licensed, English-speaking guide who lives here. Russian, Georgian, German and French guides are available on most dates. The pace is the point: leave Tbilisi at eight or at ten, linger in Sighnaghi, skip the souvenir stop.

What people book privately

Classic loops of four to ten days that join Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Kakheti and Svaneti. A private version of any day trip on this site — Kazbegi, Mtskheta and Gori, the wine country — with pickup from your hotel. Multi-country routes into Armenia and Azerbaijan, where a private car saves hours at the border. Trips with a theme: a week of natural wine, a photography tour timed for the light, a walking holiday in the Greater Caucasus, a slow family itinerary with short drives.

Who a private tour is for

Couples and families who want the day to bend around them. Groups of friends — from four people, a private trip often costs little more per person than a group seat. Travellers with limited time who need every day to count. Anyone who prefers a guide's attention undivided.

Prices

Private tours are priced per group, not per person, so the "from" figure on each page assumes two travellers; the rate per person falls as the group grows. The proposal itemises transport, guide, hotels and entrance fees so you can see what you are paying for. Free cancellation applies up to seven days before departure on most itineraries.