This eleven-day trekking Georgia or hiking from Khevsureti to Omalo, Tusheti shows the beauty of the Georgian mountains and the untouched nature of the Caucasus in all its splendor.
This route is designed for experienced hikers who enjoy camping outdoors and want to embark on an adventure outside their comfort zone. You should be able to manage hikes up to an altitude of 3500 metres and be prepared to cross the Azunta Pass. It is possible to hike the route on your own, but we recommend doing it with a local guide.
As there are sections without villages along the route, camping is an integral part of the itinerary. A total of three overnight stays in tents allow us to experience the wild and unspoilt nature of the Greater Caucasus up close.
Thanks to our packhorses, which transport the luggage from accommodation to accommodation, our guests only have to carry a daypack, which makes the trekking holiday in Georgia even more enjoyable.
Our accommodation is located in the villages of the region, where delicious food and a hot shower await us. Here, guests have the opportunity to experience the everyday life of the locals at first hand.
Note: The trip can also be booked as an individual tour with or without a tour guide. You can find tips, preparation and follow-up information for hiking in Georgia on your own here.
Our trekking Georgia with a drive to the village of Roschka in Khevsureti. After about 2–3 hours, we reach this idyllic mountain village, where we start the first stage of our trek from Khevsureti to Omalo.
Our destination is the colorful Abudelauri Lakes, located at an altitude of about 3,000 meters at the foot of the Chaukhti mountain range. A beautiful circular hike awaits us with impressive landscapes and unique views of the Caucasus Mountains.
The tour is not strenuous and is ideal for acclimatization.
Driving time: approx. 2,5 hours
Meals: breakfast / lunch / dinner
Accommodation: Roshka / guesthouse
After breakfast, we make a short transfer to the foot of the Gudani Pass. This is where a beautiful, panoramic stage of our Hiking from Khevsureti to Omalo begins. After an approximately two-hour ascent, we reach the ridge, which we follow to the Datvichari Pass.
The trail is pleasant to walk and offers numerous impressive panoramas and many photo opportunities of the Caucasian mountains and valleys.
From the Datwidschari Pass, we continue to the fairytale village of Shatili, where we spend the night.
Meals: Breakfast / Lunch box / Dinner
Accommodation: Shatili / in tent
Trekking route:
Today’s route from Trekking Georgia takes us through a beautiful valley that is part of the Pshav-Khevsureti National Park. We hike all day along the Andakistskali River to the village of Muzo. Muzo is one of Georgia’s most famous historical villages due to its unique location and architecture.
Depending on how we feel, we can make a short detour to the village before continuing on our way and finally reaching our campsite near the village of Chonichala.
Meals: Breakfast / lunch box / dinner
Accommodation: Khonichala / in a tent or Guesthouse
Hiking route:
The Atsunta Pass is a popular destination for hikers—both locals and international adventurers—and a real highlight when hiking from Chewsureti to Omalo. Today, we camp at the foot of the pass and calmly prepare for the crossing the next day.
Meals: breakfast / lunch box / dinner
Accommodation: Atsunta Camping / in a tent
Trekking route:
Crossing the pass can be described as the queen stage of trekking Georgia. The pass, at an altitude of 3,500 meters, is an unforgettable experience for hikers. On the other side of the pass, a completely new mountain region of Georgia awaits us—Tusheti, known for its unique landscape and architecture.
Meals: Breakfast / lunch box / dinner
Accommodation: Kvakhida / in a tent
Trekking route:
Today marks the beginning of the Tusheti part of our hiking from Khevsureti to Omalo. We reach the first village in Tusheti, Girevi, where we spend the night in a cozy guesthouse.
Meals: Breakfast / Lunch Box / Dinner
Overnight: At Atsunta Pass / in a Tent
Trekking Route:
It is important that our trekking Georgia is not too strenuous. That’s why, after several days of hiking, we treat ourselves to a break in the village of Girevi to prepare for the upcoming hike over the Nakaicho Pass. The pass is very famous and is also part of the Tusheti hiking tour.
Meals: Breakfast / lunch box / Dinner
Accommodation: At Kvakhida / In a tent
Our route takes us over the Nakaitscho Pass (2,900 m), which stretches between the Pirikita and Gomezari valleys – a popular hiking route and one of the most beautiful stages of the hiking from Khevsureti to Omalo.
Beautiful flower meadows, small mountain streams, and breathtaking views of the valleys make this hiking day unforgettable. Our destination is the picturesque village of Jvarboseli on the banks of the Pirikita Alazani, where we will spend the night in a charming family hotel.
Meals: breakfast / lunch box / dinner
Accommodation: Jvarboseli / in a guesthouse
Trekking route:
To cover the long distance from Dschwarboseli to Omalo, we first drive by car to the village of Beghela. From there, we hike to the pass and follow the ridge trail to the old upper village of Omalo, which is known for its unique ensemble of defensive towers.
The route is just as impressive as yesterday’s stage. In Omalo, we explore the sights and treat ourselves to a break in one of the local inns.
Meals: breakfast / lunch box / dinner
Accommodation: Girevi / in a tent
Trekking Route:
The final stage of our Hiking from Khevsureti to Omalo takes us to beautiful Lake Oreti, which is part of the Tusheti National Park and located near Omalo.
On the shore of the lake, we will enjoy the tranquility and peaceful atmosphere before returning to Omalo, where we will spend another night. This final hike is the perfect end to our unforgettable journey.
Meals: Breakfast / lunch box / Dinner
Accommodation: Omalo / Guesthouse
Trekking route:
Our Trekking Georgia ends with a drive over the Abano Pass through varied and breathtaking scenery to Tbilisi.
Driving time: approx. 6 Hr
Meals: Breakfast / Dinner
Accommodation: Tbilisi / In a Hotel
Please note: Since there are no fixed dates for this trip, you can flexibly arrange the travel period. You can travel from mid-July to the end of September. Find out more about the best time to travel to Georgia HERE.
Important Information About Our Prices
Our listed prices apply when the minimum number of 5 participants is reached.
If the minimum number of participants is not reached, the following surcharges apply:
3–4 participants: 20%
2 participants: 30%
1 participant: 60%
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Our hike through Georgia takes us through three enchanting regions of this country:
In general, hiking in Georgia is safe, but it is advisable to check the current conditions in the hiking areas and to pay attention to the weather conditions.
Good hiking boots, waterproof clothing, backpack, water bottles, first-aid kit, means of orientation (map, GPS) and a lightweight tent for longer hikes.
The best time for trekking in Georgia is in summer (from July) or in autumn (until mid-October), when the weather is pleasant and the landscape looks breathtaking.
The difficulty varies, with routes ranging from moderate to challenging for experienced hikers, such as the crossing of the Atsunta Pass.
No special permit is required in most of Georgia’s hiking areas, except for protected nature reserves or areas close to borders.
Some hiking trails are well marked, but there are also routes that are less marked. It is advisable to carry a map or a GPS device.
There are various accommodation options, from campsites to guest houses in the villages and sometimes simple hostels in the mountains.
There are many mountain streams and rivers in Georgia, but it is advisable to disinfect or filter drinking water before consuming it.
It is important to respect nature and leave nothing behind. It is also recommended to respect the local culture and customs.