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11 Days

Availability : 20.09.25 - 30.09.25

Start of the Tour: Tbilisi

End of the Tout: Tbilisi

Min Age : 16

Max People : min. 3 - max. 10

|| Bike Adventure in the Caucasus

Programme

Overview

Although there are no official cycle paths in Georgia like there are in European countries, interest in bicycle tours in Georgia has increased significantly in recent years.

We are pleased to offer Bike tours in this beautiful country, including an 11-day guided bicycle tour of Georgia – ‘Cycling in the Caucasus’.

Based on our many years of experience and knowledge of the country, we have carefully selected routes and areas for bicycle tours that are scenic and culturally appealing and have little traffic.

Most of the roads are asphalted, but we still recommend that our guests use mountain bikes, as Georgia is a mountainous country. We usually provide bicycles locally, but you are also welcome to bring your own bike or at least your own pedals and saddle, which we will be happy to fit to your bike.

During the tour, the group will always be accompanied by a minibus so that anyone for whom a part of the route is too strenuous has the option of covering that part by bus.

Please note: The trip can also be booked as an individual tour. Best time to bike in Georgia is June – October. More about the best time to travel to Georgia SEE HERE.

Tour Guide

The tour is led by Giorgi Liaprteliani, an experienced cyclist and English-speaking tour guide in Georgia. With him, you will learn and experience many interesting things about Georgia.

Giorgi Liparteliani - English-speaking Guide in Georgia

Highlights

Old town of Tbilisi, capital of Georgia
Davit Gareji, Sighnaghi, Tsalka, Paravani Pass, Paravani and Saghamo Lakes
Vardzia, Zekari Pass, Dedamoka hot springs, Batumi, Mtskheta
Bodbe Nunnery, Georgian cuisine and wine, village of Chobareti

Itinerary:

Day 1.Arrival and sightseeing in Tbilisi | the capital of Georgia

Our bicycle tour in Georgia begins with a guided tour of the country’s capital. Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, looks back on 1500 years of history, reflecting religious and cultural diversity.

During a city tour, we will visit the famous sulphur baths, cross the Peace Bridge to Freedom Square and Pushkin Square.

We will also visit the Narikala fortress, the Antshchiskhati and Metechi churches, a mosque, a synagogue and, of course, the emblem of Georgia, the Mother of Georgia.

After a little refreshment, you will have the opportunity to explore the old town on your own. In the evening, we will indulge in delicious dishes and Georgian wine in a Georgian restaurant.

Meals: Breakfast / snack / welcome dinner

Accommodation: Tbilisi / hotel

Day 2.Gareji Monastery | The Steppes of Georgia

Our bike tour begins with a bus ride into the country’s steppes, to the region of Kakheti. We start our bike tour there on an old railway line near Sagaredzho. On our way, we pass through a beautiful landscape with salt lakes that are perfect for taking photos.

We take plenty of time to enjoy the surroundings and capture memories. Next, we reach the picturesquely situated cave monasteries, with our first stop being the monastery of Davit Gareja.

After this impressive visit, we continue our journey by bus and finally reach our accommodation in Kachreti.

Bus transfer: approx. 2 hours.

Meals: breakfast / lunch / dinner

Accommodation: Kachreti / in a hotel

Cycling route:

Day 3.Chalaubani - Sighnaghi – Anaga | Wine Culture of Georgia

After a bus transfer, we continue our bike tour to Sighnaghi. On the way, we visit the tomb of Saint Nino in a nunnery in Bodbe.

From here, we can admire the snow-capped peaks of the Greater Caucasus in the distance and the picturesque Alazani Valley at our feet. Today’s stage ends with a leisurely descent from Sighnaghi.

At a family-run winery, we will enjoy a tasty meal and taste various Georgian wines, which will add a special touch to our cycle tour in Georgia. In the evening, we will start our return journey to Tbilisi.

Bus transfer: approx. 2 hours.

Meals: breakfast / lunch / wine tasting / dinner

Accommodation: Tbilisi / at the hotel

Cycling route:

Day 4.Tbilisi – Akhalkalaki | through the mountains of the Lesser Caucasus

The southern part of Georgia is characterised by a unique landscape and today the longest stage of our bicycle tour of Georgia awaits us. On this route, we will pass numerous volcanoes and mountain lakes in the Lesser Caucasus, including Paravani and Saghamo, which make this stage an unforgettable experience. Our bike tour begins in Zalka, a village near Tbeti.

After a challenging ascent, we reach the plateau of the Paravani Pass. In the village of Ganza, we will stop at a cosy, family-run inn for refreshments. After the break, it is another 15 kilometres to the village of Satkhe, where we will transfer to our bus. After a 40-minute drive, we will finally arrive at our accommodation in Akhalkalaki.

Bus transfer: approx. 2.5 hours.

Meals: Breakfast / lunch / dinner

Accommodation: Akhalkalaki / in hotel

Cycling route:

Day 5.Akhalkalaki – Vardzia | Explore the Little Caucasus

Today there is no bus transfer on the programme, because we start our bicycle tour in Georgia directly in front of our accommodation in the Paravari Valley. After passing the fortress of Khertvisi, built in the 17th century, we change our route and cycle further south along the Kura Valley.

After about 1-2 hours we will reach our accommodation, where we can rest and have a leisurely dinner. Afterwards, a visit to the cave city of Vardzia is on the programme, another highlight of Georgian culture and history.

Bus transfer: without

Meals: breakfast / lunch / dinner

Accommodation: at Vardzia / in the guesthouse

Cycling route:

Day 6.Vardzia – Chobareti – Akhaltsikhe | Enjoy South Georgian cuisine

The exploration of South Georgia continues. After a short transfer to Aspinza, we cycle up to the picturesque villages, where we can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the valley. We take a break and recharge our batteries in a 300-year-old family house.

The owners make a particularly delicious cheese and the local cuisine is also very tasty. After refreshments, a beautiful descent awaits us to the village of Minaze. From there, we will continue by bus to our hotel.

Bus transfer: approx. 1.5 hours.

Meals: breakfast / lunch / dinner

Accommodation: Akhaltsikhe / at the hotel

Cycling route:

At Vardzia Cave Monastery - Bicycle Tour in Georgia

Day 7.Akhaltsikhe – Kutaisi | Crossing of the Zekari Pass

The Zekari Pass between South and West Georgia is one of the most beautiful cycling routes, which we wouldn’t want to miss on our cycle tour through Georgia. We start our tour by bus to the well-known spa town of Abastumani at the foot of the pass. From here we start our bike tour, which rewards you with a breathtaking view of the entire mountain range of the Greater Caucasus.

This stage also has its adventurous charm, as the road is not asphalted. For guests for whom the ascent is too strenuous, our support vehicle is ready to take them to the pass.

Today’s bike tour ends in the small spa town of Sairme, which is situated in a narrow gorge. We will stop for lunch at a family-run vineyard in the village of Obcha. Afterwards, we will be transferred to Kutaisi, the largest city in the region of Imereti.

Bus transfer: approx. 1.5 hours.

Meals: breakfast / packed lunch / dinner

Accommodation: Kutaisi / at the hotel

Cycling route:

Day 8.Marani - Senaki - Batumi | to the Black Sea

After yesterday’s adventurous ride, a very pleasant route through the Kolkhi Plain, which belongs to the region of Mingrelin or Samegrelo, awaits us today. We cycle through picturesque villages to the Senaki-Zikhegodschi castle from Roman times.

After the visit and refreshments, another highlight awaits us: the hot springs at the Tekhuri river, Dedamoka, invite us to take a bath.

Here we can relax and enjoy the natural springs. So don’t forget your bathing suit! In the afternoon we continue to Batumi.

Bus transfer: approx. 3 hours.

Meals: breakfast / lunch / dinner

Accommodation: Batumi / in the hotel

Cycling route:

Tsikhegodji Castle - Bicycle Tour in Georgia

Day 9.Batumi | Chilling on the Black Sea

In the morning, we will take a relaxed bike tour along the boulevard, which will take us from the beach to the airport and back again. After a lunch break, the rest of the day is free for you to enjoy your time on the Black Sea. There are many nice bars and restaurants to discover and enjoy in Batumi.

Meals: breakfast / lunch / dinner

Accommodation: Batumi / in hotel

Day 10.Batumi - Tbilisi | End of trip

To make sure the journey from Batumi to Tbilisi is not too boring, we will make a short detour to Mtskheta, the former capital of Georgia. Here we will visit the impressive Jvari Church and Svetitskhoveli Monastery.

We will arrive in Tbilisi in the late afternoon. After a short break, we will be happy to organise a farewell dinner and invite you to visit a typical Georgian restaurant with us.

Alternatively, guests can also fly directly from Batumi.

Travel time: approx. 6 hours.

Meals: breakfast / lunch / farewell dinner

Accommodation: Tbilisi / at the hotel

Day 11.Departure

At the agreed time, you will be picked up by our driver at the airport and our wonderful bicycle tour in Georgia comes to an end.

Travel dates:

20.09.2025 – 30.09.2025Available | 12 places still free

Please note: This trip is guaranteed to take place with a minimum of three participants. Price difference of NOT reaching of minimum number of participants PLEASE SEE HERE.

Price:

Prices per person in a DR:EUR 1840

Sgl room supplement:EUR 240

Our services included:

Transfers from/to airport
All transfers and local transport Comfortable minibus or 4x4
Bike transportation
BreakfastLunch/picnic, dinner
Travel organisation
English-speaking Guide
Tickets according to the programme
AccommodationHotels, guest houses
Bicycle and other equipment (if the guests want it)

NOT included:

Flight
Alcohol (except wine tasting)
Travel insurance
Tip

Travel packing list:

Clothing –cycling clothes, rain trousers, rain jacket, functional clothes such as underpants, T-shirt, fleece jacket, gloves, sun hats, socks.
First aid and hygiene – blister plaster and tape. Headache medicine, medicine for diarrhoea, constipation, nausea, electrolyte preparations, personal medication, sun cream.
Other personal needs –helmet, satellite + pedals (if you want to use your own), sunglasses, cash or credit card, camera, mobile phone, charger (in Georgia there are European sockets), power bank, water bottle 1/1.5 litre, sweets for toddlers, which you often meet in villages or in guest houses, small day

Additional information:

Difficulty: medium; suitable for experienced cyclists who can cycle up to 70 km, with an altitude difference of approx. 900 m.
Number of days: 9 days cycling, 1 transfer day from Batumi, 1 city tour.
Daily route: from 22 to 63 km.
Accommodation: hotels 3* and guest houses
Luggage: our main luggage is carried with our support van. We only carry our day luggage.

Our route

FAQ-s about the bicycle tour in Georgia

Question 1:What is the best season for a cycling holiday in Georgia?

The best time of year for a cycle tour in Georgia is spring (May to June) and autumn (September to October), when the weather is pleasant and the landscape is breathtaking.

Question 2.Do I need to be particularly fit to take part in the cycle tour?

A certain level of physical fitness is an advantage, as the routes are mostly flat or have only slight inclines. The tour is suitable for cyclists with an average level of fitness.

Question 3.What is included in the tour package?

The tour package includes accommodation, meals, a support vehicle, luggage transport and cultural visits. Please refer to the tour description for full details.

Question 4.Do I have to bring my own bike?

Bicycles are usually provided on site. However, you can also bring your own and store it on site.

Question 5.Are there opportunities for relaxation or leisure activities during the tour?

Yes, there are opportunities for relaxation and leisure activities, especially in the evening, to enjoy the culture and attractions of the region.

Question 6.What safety precautions should be taken during the bike tour?

Wearing a helmet is mandatory. The bicycle tour in Georgia is led by experienced guides, and safety precautions are taken to protect the participants.