Mtskheta-Mtianeti

Gudauri

Gudauri is Georgia’s ultimate mountain paradise, blending thrilling high-altitude adventures with breathtaking Caucasus landscapes.

Best time to visit: December to April for skiing; June to October for paragliding, hiking, and cool nights.

Mountains
Adventure
Nature
History

Gudauri, nestled in the heart of the Caucasus Mountains, is one of Georgia's most popular mountain destinations. It is renowned for its panoramic views, scenic mountain roads, outdoor activities, and breathtaking natural beauty, making the journey itself an integral part of the trip. It is a favorite destination for tourists from the Gulf region during their visit to Georgia.

Why visit

Genvale Dam

The Genvali Dam forms a breathtaking turquoise tableau along the mountain road ascending towards Godavari. This enchanting lake lies nestled in the embrace of the towering Caucasus Mountains, surrounded by verdant forests.

Ananuri Castle

Travel through time within the walls of the historic Ananuri Castle, the ancient fortress that tells tales of the 13th century from its legendary location overlooking the turquoise waters of Lake Genvali

The confluence of the two rivers

Stand in awe of the Creator's magnificence at the confluence of the White and Black Rivers in Basanuri, where nature embodies a rare and miraculous masterpiece.

Horse riding and safari

Blend the charm of the countryside with the thrill of adventure with horseback riding tours and mountain safaris amidst the picturesque valleys of the Caucasus.

Friendship Balcony

Embrace the clouds, stand on the edge of the precipice at the Friendship Balcony in Gudauri, the most famous and breathtaking panoramic platform in the Caucasus Mountains.

Godauri cable car

Soar above the towering peaks of the Caucasus and defy gravity with the Gudauri cable car, the most spectacular aerial journey that lifts you above the clouds to a depth of 3,258 meters above the Earth's surface.

honey sellers

The pleasure of a journey on the mountain road is not complete without stopping at the stalls of mountain honey sellers; where the authenticity of the countryside meets the purity of Georgian nature.