Four nights in Bakuriani's gentle ski bowl, with lift passes, children's ski school, sledging and the narrow-gauge Kukushka train, all reached via a stop in Borjomi.
| Day 1 | Private pickup in Tbilisi and a two-and-a-half to three-hour drive to Borjomi, with a stop in Borjomi Mineral Water Park before continuing up to Bakuriani and checking into your family hotel. |
| Day 2 | Morning lift pass for Didveli, with children's group ski school running alongside; afternoon free for the hotel pool or a first go at sledging on the beginner slopes. |
| Day 3 | Kokhta lift in the morning, a short ride on the Kukushka narrow-gauge train, and an afternoon of sledging on Bakuriani's dedicated sledging runs. |
| Day 4 | A free ski or lesson day, planned around snow conditions and how the children are coping, with the hotel pool and village in reserve if weather closes in. |
| Day 5 | Check-out and a private transfer back to Tbilisi, with time for a final walk in Borjomi Park if the morning allows. |
What ages does the ski school take?
Most Bakuriani ski schools accept children from about four years old; we confirm age groups and group sizes with the school at booking.
How long is the drive from Tbilisi?
Around two and a half to three hours to Bakuriani including the Borjomi stop, depending on traffic and winter road conditions.
What if there is no snow on our dates?
Bakuriani has snow-making on the main runs and sledging slopes are maintained separately; if conditions are genuinely poor we discuss alternatives before you travel.
Can we extend the stay or add Borjomi spa time?
Yes, extra nights and spa or National Park add-ons can be quoted at booking.