Terrain: SRTM (NASA), GMTED2010 (USGS), ETOPO1 (NOAA) · heights ×9
Private tours across Georgia
More than twenty years on Georgia’s roads, tables and mountain passes, shaped into one journey that is only yours. Tell us what you’re dreaming of. Rezo plans every day himself.
About three minutes · nothing to pay · a real person reads every request
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01of 06Tbilisi
Sulphur-bath domes, carved wooden balconies and courtyards that open onto wine bars. Most routes begin here because the main airport and the roads out to every region are here, so the first evening stays light: a walk, a long dinner, a plan for the morning.
Tbilisi sits on the Mtkvari river and is the hub for roads east, west and north.
02of 06Kakheti
Over the Gombori pass, vineyards run beneath the Greater Caucasus. Kakheti is the heart of Georgian wine, where grapes are still fermented in buried clay qvevri, a method on UNESCO’s list of intangible cultural heritage. Walk the walls of Sighnaghi, visit the Tsinandali estate, and settle in for a long lunch.
Telavi is also the gateway to Tusheti, so the next stop starts here.
03of 06Tusheti
From the Alazani valley a dirt road climbs to the Abano Pass, at about 2,850 m, and drops into Tusheti: stone villages, slate towers and summer pastures with no through traffic. It is a 4×4-only road, and one of the reasons the fleet includes a 4×4 Sprinter.
Snow decides when the road opens each year, so Tusheti days are planned around the season.
04of 06Imereti
Over the Likhi range the landscape softens into Imereti. Kutaisi is the base for Gelati Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Prometheus Cave and the canyons of Martvili and Okatse, with khachapuri imeruli to finish the day.
Tusheti to Kutaisi is a long way, so a night in Tbilisi in between makes the drive easy.
05of 06Svaneti
The road follows the Enguri gorge from Zugdidi up to Mestia, the heart of Upper Svaneti, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its medieval defensive towers. Further on, Ushguli sits at about 2,100 m beneath Shkhara, the highest peak in Georgia.
Ushguli is a day trip from Mestia on a mountain road, and the vehicle is chosen for the conditions that day.
06of 06The Black Sea
Palms, subtropical gardens and the Black Sea after days in the mountains. Batumi’s seafront boulevard and the Botanical Garden at Green Cape make an easy last day before the flight home.
Distances and times are typical, without stops. Your pace sets the real day.
Your turn
Add a week in the mountains, drop the sea, spend a night in Svaneti. Rezo builds the route around you, schedules every day and prices it himself.
This is a sample. Nothing here is a fixed package, and no price is shown until Rezo has planned your trip.
Most agencies hand you a brochure itinerary. Rezo starts with a blank map and your own words, then plans the journey around you.
Pick what draws you — wine, mountains, old churches, the sea — or simply write a few lines. No need to know the map.
He works out the route day by day and hour by hour: distances, roads, pace, vehicle, stays — and the price, by himself.
You receive a personal link with the map, the daily schedule, what’s included and a quotation written by Rezo, not generated.
Ask for another night in the mountains or a slower day. Rezo revises the plan and the price. Confirm when you’re happy.
Technology helps us keep track. It never replaces Rezo. Every itinerary and every price is reviewed and approved by him before you see it, and nothing is final until he says so.
You don’t need to know the map. Pick what moves you and Rezo connects the dots.
The High Caucasus
Gergeti Trinity Church beneath Mount Kazbek, reached along the Georgian Military Highway.
Add to my tripWine country
Vineyards under the Greater Caucasus, where wine is still made in buried clay qvevri.
Add to my tripVillages above the clouds
Medieval stone towers and high villages around Mestia and Ushguli.
Add to my tripThe Black Sea coast
A subtropical shore to slow down on at the end of the mountains.
Add to my tripAlso on Rezo’s map: Tbilisi · Tusheti · Kutaisi & Imereti · Mtskheta · Borjomi · Vardzia · Racha · David Gareja · Martvili Canyon — and the small roads between them. All destinations →
Starting points, never fixed packages. Route, length, pace and price are always set for you.
10 days · slow pace
Mountain air in Kazbegi, long lunches in Kakheti, old monasteries near Kutaisi, then the Black Sea — with short driving days between them.
Read this idea8 days · adventurous
Start with Kakheti’s cellars, then climb by 4×4 into Tusheti. Mountain roads are seasonal, so Rezo plans around conditions.
Read this idea6 days · first look
Tbilisi’s old streets, the ancient churches of Mtskheta, the road north to Kazbegi and a day among Kakheti’s vines.
Read this ideaThe person behind every trip
Rezo owns and personally runs Voyage Georgia Rezo. He has worked in Georgian tourism for more than twenty years and is an experienced private tour guide. Drivers he works with help deliver your tours and transfers.
The vehicle is chosen after the route — never the other way round.
Private tours and group transport over longer touring days.
For travellers who use a wheelchair. Rezo confirms access at every stop before you commit.
For mountain valleys and rough tracks that ordinary vans avoid.
Smaller vans for couples, families and small groups.
One of our Sprinters is wheelchair-accessible. For every request, Rezo talks through your needs first, then checks each stop before it goes into your itinerary. If something isn’t possible, he’ll say so — and suggest what is.
Accessible travel in GeorgiaA shorter 4×4 Sprinter and Rezo’s knowledge of Georgia’s back roads open up mountain valleys, high passes and villages that ordinary vans leave out. Road and weather conditions shape every mountain plan.
4×4 adventure in GeorgiaTell Rezo what you imagine. He’ll take it from there.
No. Every journey is designed for the person who asks for it. The example journeys on this site are starting points; route, pace, vehicle and price are all set by Rezo for you.
Rezo calculates it himself from your route, dates, group size, vehicle and the experiences you choose. You see a clear quotation with what is included and excluded. It changes if the plan changes, and nothing is final until Rezo has approved it. No price is shown on this website because there is no fixed package to price.
Yes. Ask on your private itinerary page or by message. Rezo revises the schedule and the price, and you can compare each version.
We have a wheelchair-accessible Sprinter. Rezo talks through your needs first and confirms what is possible for each place and day before you commit. If something is not possible he will say so and suggest what is.
Rezo reads every request himself and replies personally. We don’t promise instant answers, we promise a personal one.
Sending a request is free and is not a booking. Nothing is booked and nothing is charged until you and Rezo agree on the plan. He then confirms availability and explains the next steps and payment terms with you directly.
