Since there are no fixed dates for this trip, you can flexibly arrange the travel period. You can travel from mid-February to mid-April.
Our eight-day horse riding holiday Georgia takes us through the steppes of Kakheti. Vashlovani National Park, also known as the ‘Little Africa of Georgia’, is a popular destination not only for nature photographers and off-road drivers.
Due to its flat and unique landscape, horse riding tours are also extremely attractive and in demand here. Our eight-day guided horse riding tour in Georgia extends from the national park to the Monastery of Garedji and offers a wonderful and adventurous horse trek through the steppe-like region.
This riding tour in Georgia is suitable not only for experienced riders but also for beginners. Our professional guides will be happy to teach you the basics of riding so that you can enjoy the riding tour safely and without danger. Our horses have a calm character and are accustomed to strangers, which helps us to teach our guests the basics of riding.
We will either spend the night in tents or in tourist huts in the national park, so that guests can experience the nature and atmosphere of the national park up close.
We usually provide the necessary equipment on site, but you are also welcome to bring your own.
Please note: This trip can also be booked as an individual trip.
Our adventurous horse riding holiday Georgia begins with the journey to the village of Kazristkali in Dedoplistskaro. First, we register at the administrative centre of the national park, do some shopping at the market and then ride on to the village.
Once we arrive in the village of Kazristkali, where our horse owner Soso runs his own ranch, we will take a short break and prepare for our first ride. During this time, guests will receive explanations and instructions on how to ride and can also help prepare the horses.
Today’s route is not too long and covers about 15 kilometres over small hills and valleys around the ranch. When the weather is clear, we can enjoy impressive views of the Greater Caucasus. In the evening we arrive at the ranch, where we have the opportunity to taste traditional Georgian meat ‘Mstvadi’ on a spit. We spend the night in a guest house near the ranch.
Riding route: approx. 15 km / 2 hours
Meals: breakfast / picnic / dinner
Accommodation: Kasris Tskali / in the guesthouse
The first stage of our horse riding holiday Georgia takes us from Kazristkali to Buga Moedani and is characterised by a picturesque route through a pistachio forest. The steppe-like landscape and the view of the Caucasus mountain range make this ride particularly appealing.
On the way, we will pass a border post where we will undergo a short check before continuing on to our campsite.
Riding route: approx. 28 km / 5 hours
Meals: breakfast / picnic / dinner
Accommodation: on Buga Moedani / in a tent
The Samukhi Plain in Vashlovani National Park is a charming area for horse riding in Georgia. This plain serves as a winter pasture for the Tusheti shepherds, so you will see numerous flocks of sheep, huts and much more.
The landscape is very exotic and fascinating. With a bit of luck, we can also see gazelles today, which call this plain their home. Shortly after the plain, we reach the Pantishara Gorge, where we pitch our tents for the night.
Riding route: approx. 35 km / 6 hours
Meals: breakfast / picnic / dinner
Accommodation: Pantis – Shara / in tents
Today we will experience the longest and most beautiful stage of our horse riding holiday in Georgia. The route mostly runs along the Iori River, close to the border with Azerbaijan.
There are several border posts here where our papers will be checked briefly. In the evening we will reach a large reservoir where the Iori River flows into and forms a beautiful artificial lake. We will spend the night at the Dali Dam.
Riding route: approx. 47 km / 7 hours
Meals: breakfast / picnic / dinner
Accommodation: at Dali Dam / in a guesthouse
We take a day trip from our accommodation to the ‘Takhti Tepa mud volcanoes’ and back. We stop at the mud volcanoes on our ride through the picturesque Chachhuna Reserve, which is rich in plants and diverse bird species. Here we take a break, eat our packed lunch and ride back to our accommodation.
Riding-route: approx. 30 km / 6 hours
Meals: Breakfast / Picnic / Dinner
Accommodation: At Dali Dam / Guesthouse
Our horse riding holiday Georgia continues along the Iori River. Today’s destination is a part of the famous cave monastery of Davit Gareji, called ‘Sabereebi’, which means ‘place of the monks’ in English. The monastery is now abandoned and there are no monks living there anymore.
After arriving at our campsite, you will have the opportunity to visit the chapels carved into the rock with their unique medieval paintings.
Riding route: approx. 35 km / 6 hours
Meals: breakfast / picnic / dinner
Accommodation: Sabereebi/ in a tent
The village of Udabno, which is also called ‘the Desert’ in German, is a small settlement seemingly located in the middle of nowhere in the Gareji steppe. The village was founded in the late 1980s for the so-called ‘Ecco migrants’ from the mountainous regions of the country, mainly from Svaneti.
The reason for the village’s creation was a natural disaster in 1987, when heavy snowfalls and avalanches made several families homeless. The Soviet government resettled these families here.
The village looks like an oasis in the semi-desert and is an interesting destination for our riding holiday in Georgia.
Riding route: approx. 42 km / 7 hours
Meals: breakfast / picnic / dinner
Accommodation: Udabno / guesthouse
Near the village there is a unique landscape called ‘Colourful Mountains’. On the last day of our trip we will visit this beautiful place. We will have a break and a picnic lunch by a small lake where the mountains are reflected.
After the break, we have the opportunity to take a short hike on the hills. In the late afternoon, we say goodbye to our horse owner and drive back to Tbilisi via Rustavi. This marks the end of our adventurous horse riding holiday Georgia.
Riding route: approx. 15 km / 2 hours
Catering: breakfast / picnic / dinner
Accommodation: Tbilisi / in a hotel
A typical horse riding holiday in Georgia can last from 3 to 10 days, depending on the tour and the tour operator chosen.
Most of the horse riding tours in Georgia do not require any special knowledge or riding experience. The tours are designed so that both beginners and experienced riders can take part.
In Georgia, the regions of Kakheti, Gareji and Svaneti are particularly well known for horse riding tours. Each region offers a unique riding experience. The national parks in Georgia, such as Borjomi-Kharagauli and Lagodekhi, are also suitable for horse riding tours in Georgia.
The best season for a horse riding holiday in Georgia depends on your preference. Most horse riding tours are available from spring to autumn, with spring and autumn offering mild temperatures and beautiful landscapes. This tour can be organised from February to April.
During a horse riding holiday in Georgia, accommodation is usually provided in simple guest houses, tents or huts. The accommodation is comfortable but simple in order to emphasise the experience of nature.
You should bring comfortable riding clothes and sturdy shoes. Usually, the necessary equipment is provided on site, but you can also bring your own saddle bags or equipment.
Horseback riding tours in Georgia are generally safe because the routes are well planned and the horses are well trained. However, it is important to follow the instructions of the guides and to take care of your own safety.
During a horse riding holiday in Georgia, you can experience a wide range of landscapes, including mountains, rivers, forests and steppe-like areas. You will also have the opportunity to visit historical and cultural sites.
Some horse riding tours in Georgia offer cultural encounters, such as visits to local villages, wine tastings or local festivals. The activities can vary depending on the tour you choose.
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Christoph Koch24/09/2026Trustindex überprüft, ob die Originalquelle der Bewertung Google ist.
Giorgi hat uns zu viert zwei Wochen lang auf einer kombinierten Kultur- und Wanderreise durch Georgien und Armenien begleitet. Er hat sich vom ersten Kontakt bis zur Verabschiedung stets freundlich und professionell um alles gekümmert. Wir haben in schönen Hotels gewohnt und sehr gut gegessen. Die Wanderrouten waren konditionell anspruchsvoll, haben uns aber mit tollen Ausblicken in die Landschaft belohnt, inklusive der Sichtung von Steinböcken am Kasbeg. Wer Lust auf die spannenden Reiseländer Georgien und Armenien hat, kann sich bedenkenlos Giorgi anvertrauen.![]()
Nico Lampe03/09/2026Trustindex überprüft, ob die Originalquelle der Bewertung Google ist.
Vielen Dank für die wunderbare Begleitung bei unserem dreitägigen Ausflug nach Stepantsminda. Die gesamte Reiseorganisation und Betreuung hat super funktioniert. Bei unserem nächsten Aufenthalt in Georgien melden wir uns auf jeden Fall wieder.![]()
Khatuna Bagrationi02/09/2026Trustindex überprüft, ob die Originalquelle der Bewertung Google ist.
Perfekte Reise durch Georgien mit Giorgi! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wir haben unsere Georgien-Reise für meine Deutsche Freunden gemeinsam mit Reiseziel Kaukasus geplant und durchgeführt und könnten nicht glücklicher mit unserer Entscheidung sein. Ein ganz großes Dankeschön geht an Giorgi! Er hat unsere Tour (unter anderem nach Mzcheta, Signagi und Tiflis) perfekt organisiert. Dank seiner hervorragenden Fachkenntnisse, seiner warmherzigen Art und den vielen spannenden Einblicken in die georgische Kultur und Geschichte wurde die Reise zu einem unvergesslichen Erlebnis. Alles lief reibungslos und super entspannt ab. Wer Georgien individuell, authentisch und bestens betreut erleben möchte, ist hier genau an der richtigen Adresse. Absolute Empfehlung!![]()
Natalja K.10/07/2026Trustindex überprüft, ob die Originalquelle der Bewertung Google ist.
Wir haben im Juni 2026 eine Rundreise durch Georgien gemacht, im Zuge der Planung sind wir auf Giorgi‘s Kontakt gestoßen. Leider hat terminlich keine gemeinsame Tour geklappt, aber Giorgi hat uns über die gesamte Planung und Reise wertvolle Tips gegeben und Kontakte vermittelt. Wir haben uns auch einmal in seiner Heimatstadt auf Durchreise getroffen und uns über unsere Erfahrungen und weiteren Ziele ausgetauscht. Er ist sehr kompetent, hilfsbereit und spricht sehr gut deutsch. Meine nächste Reise in Georgien wird definitiv eine von ihm angebotene Trekking Tour sein. Bis demnächst!![]()
Helena Dirksen21/03/2026Trustindex überprüft, ob die Originalquelle der Bewertung Google ist.
Die Tour mit Giorgi war sehr informationsreich! Giorgi war sehr freundlich und ist absolut auf uns eingegangen! Vielen lieben Dank!![]()
Davit Logua28/02/2026Trustindex überprüft, ob die Originalquelle der Bewertung Google ist.
Amazing place and environment, made special by Giorgi with his knowledge and experience 🇬🇪❤️![]()
Archil Todua28/02/2026Trustindex überprüft, ob die Originalquelle der Bewertung Google ist.
Einfach gesagt ist es das beste Reiseunternehmen in Georgien. Besser gesagt, es ist das allerbeste Reiseunternehmen in Georgien.![]()
Manana Songulia01/02/2026Trustindex überprüft, ob die Originalquelle der Bewertung Google ist.
Die Radreise in Georgien war perfekt für alle, die das Land aktiv und nah erleben möchten. Die Strecken waren abwechslungsreich, landschaftlich sehr reizvoll und gut ausgewählt. Besonders schön war, dass immer wieder Zeit für Pausen und spontane Entdeckungen blieb.![]()
Demetre01/02/2026Trustindex überprüft, ob die Originalquelle der Bewertung Google ist.
Auf der FotoReise in Georgien haben wir Orte besucht, die fotografisch unglaublich viel zu bieten haben. Landschaften, Menschen und Architektur ergänzen sich perfekt. Die Reise war klar auf Fotografie ausgerichtet und trotzdem entspannt und inspirierend.Verifiziert von: TrustindexDas verifizierte Trustindex-Abzeichen ist das universelle Symbol des Vertrauens. Nur die besten Unternehmen können das verifizierte Abzeichen erhalten, die eine Bewertungsnote über 4.5 haben, basierend auf Kundenbewertungen der letzten 12 Monate. Mehr erfahren