Is Gudauri good for families?

Yes: gentle nursery slopes, ski schools with English-speaking instructors, and hotels with pools.

How long is the tour and what does each day involve?

This is a 6-day, 5-night private tour starting in Tbilisi with a transfer to Gudauri (about 2 hours). Days 2-3 are for skiing or snowboarding, day 4 combines a morning ski with an afternoon trip to Kazbegi and Gergeti Trinity Church in the snow, day 5 covers Kakheti (Sighnaghi and a winery lunch), and day 6 includes the Tbilisi old town and a sulphur bath before departure.

What is included in the price, and what isn't?

Included: a private car with driver, an English-speaking guide on non-ski days, five nights accommodation (3 in a ski-in Gudauri hotel, 2 in Tbilisi) with breakfast, a 3-day lift pass, a winery tasting, and bath house booking. Not included are equipment hire, ski/snowboard lessons, and lunches and dinners, though these can be arranged on request.

Is this tour suitable for children or non-skiers?

Yes, Gudauri is good for families, with gentle nursery slopes and ski schools offering English-speaking instructors, plus hotels with pools. Non-skiers can enjoy the spa, snowshoeing, and the Kazbegi day trip instead of skiing.

What is the best season to do this tour, and what should I pack?

The tour runs from mid-December to early April, Georgia's winter ski season in Gudauri. Pack warm layers, ski gear or thermal clothing for the mountains, a swimsuit for the sulphur baths, and comfortable footwear for walking in Sighnaghi and Tbilisi's old town.

Is this a private tour, and how many people can join?

Yes, every departure is private with a car and English-speaking guide, based on two travellers sharing. Solo travellers and larger groups can be quoted on request, so mention your group size when booking.

Where does the tour start and can pickup be arranged from Kutaisi or Batumi?

The tour starts with pickup from your hotel in Tbilisi at 08:30 or a time you prefer, since every departure is private. Starting from Kutaisi or Batumi is not mentioned in the itinerary but can likely be arranged on request, so ask when booking.

Is this tour suitable for older travellers or those with limited mobility?

The tour involves mountain roads, ski resort terrain, and some walking in Sighnaghi and Tbilisi's old town, so it suits reasonably active travellers. Non-skiers can opt for the spa and gentler activities instead of the slopes, but for specific mobility concerns it's best to ask GTour when booking.

How much does the tour cost and what is the cancellation policy?

The tour costs 1190 euros per person, based on two travellers sharing. The text does not state a cancellation or payment policy, so please ask GTour directly when booking for those details.

Do I need a ski lift pass or equipment hire sorted in advance?

A 3-day lift pass for Gudauri is already included in the tour price. Equipment hire and ski or snowboard lessons are not included but can be arranged for you on request.