Private Tours in Georgia from Tbilisi

Our day trips from Tbilisi cost $43–$117 per person for 4, and multi-day tours $220–$2,025. “/person · 4 travellers” on our cards is what each person pays when four of you travel together. You book the car and driver-guide for your group, so each person pays more in a group of 1–3 and less in a group of 5 or 6. On routes that use a 4x4, even for one leg, 7–8 travellers need a second vehicle, so the price per person can rise again. Every tour page shows the price for your group size.

No. Asking is free, and you pay only after you accept your quote. The quote sets out the payment and cancellation terms. We hold your date, car and guide free for 72 hours while you decide.

Eteri Biniashvili, Head of Operations, answers WhatsApp messages and the requests sent from our tour pages. She also arranges your tour, so you deal with one person throughout.

English by default. A guide in another language, such as Russian, Hebrew, German, Spanish or Arabic, is available on request; mention it when you send your dates.

Each tour page lists it. On day trips it is usually lunch, drinks and tips. Travel insurance is not included; it has been mandatory for visitors to Georgia since 1 January 2026.

Yes. Tell us what you'd like to see (a hike to Juta with a night in Kazbegi, say) and how many days you have, and we'll price the route for your group. You can also sketch it first in our trip planner; its estimate covers the car and guide only.

No. Every tour is private: only your group of 1–8 travellers and your own guide, on the dates you ask for. We still organise the route, the transport and, on multi-day tours, the hotels, just without a shared bus or other travellers.

No. Flights to Georgia are not included; our tours begin once you are in Georgia. Each tour page lists exactly what is and isn't included.

Yes. Geotour is a Georgian tour operator, a small team with an office in Tbilisi. You write to us directly, and there is nothing to pay now: you pay only after you accept your quote.