Georgia
Bike Tours

Kutaisi is one of Georgia's oldest cities — a perfect mix of history, nature, and laid-back charm. This relaxed ~2-hour city ride takes you through the heart of Kutaisi with plenty of stops and stories along the way. Scenic bike routes, majestic cathedrals, lively markets, and riverside riding. Our most popular tour for a reason — flat roads, no fitness required.

City Bike Tour Highlights

• City Center & Colchis Fountain — The pulse of Kutaisi
• Boulevard & Rioni River — Ride along the river
• French Quarter & Jewish District — Explore Kutaisi's multicultural roots
• 1st & 3rd Public Schools — Where Georgian education history began
• Rioni Water Dam — A quiet riverside spot with great picture spots
• Optional: Bagrati Cathedral — A UNESCO-listed masterpiece with sweeping views

Best for: solo travelers, couples & families — total beginners welcome.

Cycle 35 km from Kutaisi through quiet countryside roads to Baia's Winery in the village of Obcha — one of Georgia's most celebrated natural wine producers. A scenic, relaxed ride for casual cyclists. Once the tasting is done, a car picks you up for the ride back. Optional upgrade — return to Kutaisi by car.

Winery Tour Highlights

• Scenic 35 km countryside ride — quiet roads, Georgian landscape
• Vineyard walk — learn about grape varieties & cultivation
• Cellar tour — traditional kvevri & modern winemaking techniques
• Award-winning wine tasting — Georgia's most celebrated natural wines
• Fresh local food menu — prepared on-site, all locally sourced
• Car return to Kutaisi — no need to cycle back after the wine

Best for: wine lovers, casual cyclists & culture seekers.

A relaxed 7 km ride from Kutaisi to Tskaltubo — a town famous for its grand park and hauntingly beautiful Soviet-era sanatoriums. Loop through one of Europe's largest parks, discover buildings where Stalin himself once visited, and soak in a side of Georgia most tourists never see.

Tskaltubo Tour Highlights

• Grand Park Loop — one of the largest parks in Europe, by bike
• Soviet Sanatoriums — grand historic buildings visited by Stalin himself
• Tskaltubo Town Bazaar — local market vibes and fresh produce
• Cold Lake — a scenic spot to relax and enjoy nature

Best for: history lovers, casual riders & anyone curious about Soviet Georgia.

Cycle through centuries of history on a half-day ride to the three pillars of Imeretian culture — Bagrati Cathedral, Motsameta Monastery, and Gelati. This isn't just sightseeing; it's a ride through the soul of Georgia.

Monasteries Tour Highlights

• Bagrati Cathedral (11th c.) — panoramic views over Kutaisi and western Georgia
• Motsameta Monastery — cliffside gem above the Tskaltsitela River gorge
• Gelati Monastery (UNESCO) — founded 1106 by King David the Builder
• Forest & mountain roads — city streets, gentle climbs, scenic paved routes

Best for: history enthusiasts & photographers — ideal for golden hour over Kutaisi.

Thrilling 4km+ downhill through the forests surrounding Kutaisi — for all skill levels. Start with a stop at Motsameta Monastery and a hidden Soviet-era railroad in the woods, then hit the trail. Multiple difficulty sections, flowing singletrack, and open downhill. Bikes, helmets, and gear all available to rent — no need to bring your own.

Trail Highlights

• 4km+ open downhill — smooth turns, exciting terrain, pure rush
• Multiple difficulty levels — beginner paths to technical sections on one trail
• Lush forest scenery — dense trees, sunlight, fresh mountain air
• Motsameta Monastery stop — history in the woods before the descent
• Soviet railroad hidden in the forest — a unique bonus along the route
• Bike & gear rental available — full-suspension, hardtails, E-bikes, helmets

Best for: all levels — 1.5 to 3 hours depending on your pace.

The Ultimate City Bike & E-Bike Tour of Tbilisi. Most tourists see the Georgian capital from a bus — we see it from the saddle. A high-impact 3-hour loop that connects the ancient history and the modern vibe of Tbilisi through hidden lanes, bike-friendly paths, and the eyes of a local friend who knows where to stop.

Tour Highlights — 4 Parts

• Part 1 — The Modern & The Vintage — Dry Bridge Flea Market (Soviet antiques & local art) and the beautiful Orbeliani Square
• Part 2 — Crossing the Mtkvari — The Bridge of Peace, Rike Park, and the cliffside Metekhi Church with views of Narikala Fortress
• Part 3 — The Holy Trinity (Sameba) — Avlabari's narrow alleys leading to the largest cathedral in the South Caucasus
• Part 4 — Rustaveli Avenue — Georgia's Champs-Élysées: Parliament Building, National Gallery, and the Opera & Ballet Theater
• Fleet choice — City Hybrids or premium E-bikes with mid-drive motors for effortless climbing
• [Optional] Turtle Lake upgrade — Cable car ascent, lake loop on green bike paths, and a long adrenaline descent back into the city

Best for: all fitness levels — E-bikes make the hills feel flat, regular bikes make them rewarding.

Kus Tba — Turtle Lake — sits at 687 metres above Tbilisi, hidden inside a dense forest just 6 km from the city centre. This is where locals actually go on weekends; tourists almost never find it. The ride climbs through the upscale Vake district and its enormous 200-hectare park, gaining 217 metres of elevation before breaking out of the tree line at the lake. At the top, a full loop around the shoreline awaits — accessible to all levels, from a relaxed lakeside cruise to a faster MTB-style lap through the forest trails. The descent is fast, long, and completely satisfying.

Tour Highlights

• Vake Park climb — one of Tbilisi's great green lungs, past cascade fountains, a WWII memorial, and open-air cafes tucked under the trees
• Turtle Lake arrival — a pristine mountain lake fed by the Varaziskhevi river, circled by thick forest and almost completely quiet
• The lake loop — a 1 km shoreline ride with mountain views, ducks on the water, and lakeside bars if you want to stop
• Vake Cable Car — 1,140 metres of gondola over the forest canopy, 6 minutes from lake to city — an optional way down for those who want the views without the legs
• The descent — a rewarding, long roll back through the park and into the Vake neighbourhood, with Tbilisi spreading out below you
• Panoramic views — at the lake you're looking out over the Mtatsminda ridge and the Caucasus foothills — the city feels a world away

Best for: intermediate riders and anyone who wants to see where Tbilisi residents actually spend their Sundays.

No shuttles. No shortcuts. This is 50km of pure pedaling from Tandro's location, straight into the Trialeti Range and back via Lisi Lake. You climb to the ridge, ride the spine of the hills with the Caucasus on one horizon and the entire Tbilisi valley on the other, cross the open plateau, and finish at the lake. One of the few operators in Georgia offering this full loop start-to-finish on a bike.

Route Breakdown

• The City Exit & The Climb — Tbilisi pavement ends fast. The air changes as you grind toward the village of Bevreti — a solid climb that trades city noise for mountain silence
• The Trialeti Ridge — The highlight of the day. Riding the spine between Mskhaldidi and Mukhattskaro with the Caucasus Mountains on your left and the full Tbilisi valley spread out on your right
• The High Plateau — Fast gravel and rugged shepherd paths across open plateau tracks, past the Bevreti Monastery area, before the long descent begins
• The Finish at Lisi — The 50km loop closes at Lisi Lake. Victory lap around the water, cold drink, then the roll back into Tbilisi
• MTB or E-bike — 600m+ of climbing on high-spec MTBs, or Bosch/Yamaha-powered E-bikes with full eco mode for those who want the challenge dialled back. Your call
• Local Intelligence — These trails are a maze of Soviet tracks and grazing paths. We know the exact lines. You follow the guide, not a confusing offline map

50km · 5–6 hours · 600m+ elevation · Mixed asphalt, gravel, dirt ridgelines. High fitness required — book an E-bike if you're not a regular climber.

The ultimate Caucasus adventure. Seven days on the road from Tbilisi to Kazbegi and Gudauri — riding in the shadow of Mt. Kazbek (5,050m), through glacial valleys, over 2,200m passes, and into terrain that tour buses can't reach. Routes hand-mapped by local riders, not AI. A dedicated 4x4 support vehicle handles your gear every day. Your choice of premium MTB or Bosch/Yamaha 500Wh E-bikes built for the mountains.

7-Day Itinerary

• Day 1 — Arrival — Private airport pickup, hotel transfer to central Tbilisi, bike fitting, and route briefing with your Tandro guide
• Day 2 — Tbilisi on Two Wheels — A full city ride through Old Tbilisi's historic alleys, modern parks, and iconic landmarks — the perfect warm-up before the mountains
• Day 3 — The Ascent to Kazbegi — Early departure north on the Georgian Military Highway. 30–50 km of riding toward the Russian border, mixing smooth asphalt and challenging gravel under the permanently snow-capped walls of Mt. Kazbek
• Day 4 — Into the Silent Valleys — Deep into the glacial valleys around Stepantsminda. Routes toward the "Dolomites of Georgia" in Juta or the ancient defensive towers of Sno — the real Caucasus, not the postcard
• Day 5 — Gudauri High-Altitude — Short transfer to Gudauri at 2,200m. Ridgeline riding and panoramic views that the tour bus crowds will never access
• Day 6 — Gudauri Trails — Summer singletrack, gravel patches, and forest trails across a completely different face of the mountain resort
• Day 7 — The Bevreti Finale — Back in Tbilisi for a 50km loop to Bevreti — steep climbs, fast descents, and the occasional tailwind. The perfect send-off before your departure

Best for: experienced cyclists and adventure travelers — E-bikes available for all fitness levels. Includes 4x4 support, airport transfers, and full technical assistance throughout.

The Svaneti Legend. Seven days into the most remote, UNESCO-protected mountain landscapes on Earth — from Kutaisi through the Colchic forests, up to Mestia's 9th-century Svan Towers at 1,500m, across the 45km ride to Ushguli (the highest continuously inhabited settlement in Europe), and over the Zagari Pass on an exclusive gravel descent to Lentekhi that no standard tour operator runs. Full-suspension Bosch and Yamaha 500Wh–625Wh E-bikes. 4x4 support vehicle on every stage. Private group bookings for 10–15 riders available.

7-Day Itinerary

• Day 1 — Imereti Warm-up — Kutaisi to Martvili Canyon: 30km on rolling gravel backroads through the Colchic forests, sidestepping the tourist crowds entirely
• Day 2 — Gateway to the Giants — Bikes off at the Enguri Dam (one of the world's highest arch dams) and onto the scenic old road toward Khaishi, guided by the Nakra and Enguri rivers into the Svaneti range
• Day 3 — Koruldi Lakes Challenge — The climb from Mestia to the Koruldi Lakes at 2,850m: 1,400m of vertical gain with Mt. Ushba in your face, followed by a 15km descent past 9th-century Svan towers back into Mestia
• Day 4 — The Tower Road — The iconic 45km ride to Ushguli through Mulakhi and Ipari, mixing fresh asphalt and classic gravel with the glaciers of Mt. Tetnuldi ahead
• Day 5 — Shkhara & Zagari Pass — Ride to the base of the Shkhara Glacier where the Enguri river begins, then tackle the Zagari Pass — the high-altitude gateway between Upper and Lower Svaneti
• Day 6 — The Endless Downhill — 50km gravity day: 1,500m of descent from the pass into the Lentekhi valley, dropping through alpine zones into lush river lowlands on a route no standard operator touches
• Day 7 — Tskaltubo & Return — A final roll through the grand Soviet-era sanatoriums of Tskaltubo before returning to Kutaisi to close the full Svaneti loop

Best for: experienced riders and private groups — Kosher-style, vegetarian, and vegan meal packages available. Hand-picked guesthouses with Svan Tower views on request.

Three days in the Lesser Caucasus — no tourist crowds, no museum queues. We shuttle to the summit of Zekari Pass at 2,000m+ on Day 1 and then it's all riding: a 1,200m descent to Akhaltsikhe, a fast canyon day following the Kura River to Borjomi, and a flexible finale in the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park — singletrack for the MTB crowd, a scenic leisure ride for everyone else.

3-Day Ride Plan

• Day 1 — Zekari Pass Descent — 4x4 shuttle to the 2,000m+ summit, bikes unloaded at the top. 1,200m of descent on rugged mountain gravel through Abastumani and into Akhaltsikhe — pure gravity all day
• Day 2 — Akhaltsikhe to Borjomi — Mixed asphalt and gravel following the Kura River through the canyon. Fast-paced, landscape-heavy riding with the gorge walls either side
• Day 3A — MTB Singletrack — For experienced riders: deep forest climbs and flowing descents inside Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, one of Europe's largest protected forests
• Day 3B — Leisure Ride — Scenic asphalt to the Borjomi Sulfur Baths or the Green Monastery, then bikes packed and return to Kutaisi or Tbilisi
• Full 4x4 Support — The support truck follows every stage with spare parts, extra batteries, and your gear — you carry nothing but yourself
• MTB or E-bike — High-spec mountain bikes or Bosch/Yamaha 500Wh E-bikes for riders who want the views without the suffering on the climb-free shuttle day

Best for: riders who want the real Georgia — long descents, canyon riding, and national park trails with zero tourist traps.

Our most demanding itinerary. A 550km loop of Kakheti with 6,545m of total elevation gain — averaging 78km per day across 7 days. This isn't a vineyard ride. The route covers the full geographical range of the region: the steep forests of the Gombori Pass, the flat speed of the Alazani Valley wine corridor, the exposed desert plains near the southern border, and the remote steppe tracks of Vashlovani and David Gareji. Gravel or hardtail MTB recommended. Fully customizable to 5 or 10 days.

7-Day Itinerary

• Day 1 — The Gombori Ascent — Tbilisi to Telavi via the Gombori Pass: steep climbs, fast descents, dense Georgian forest
• Day 2 — The Alazani Valley — Telavi to Lagodekhi: flat, high-speed riding through the heart of the wine region with the Caucasus ridge on the horizon
• Day 3 — The Ridge Climb — Lagodekhi to Sighnaghi: a steady climb to the walled hilltop city above the Alazani plain
• Day 4 — Transition to the Steppe — Sighnaghi to Dedoplistskaro: the landscape opens up and the road south begins to feel serious
• Day 5 — Vashlovani Loop — Rolling hills and remote tracks on the edge of Vashlovani National Park — exposed, quiet, unlike anything else in Georgia
• Day 6 — The Desert Stretch — Dedoplistskaro to Udabno: moon-like terrain, desert plains, and the David Gareji cave monastery complex cut into the cliffs near the border
• Day 7 — The Return — Udabno back to Tbilisi: steppe tracks fading into the final paved climb back into the capital

550km · 6,545m elevation · 7 days (customizable to 5 or 10) · Gravel or hardtail MTB · Optional 4x4 support vehicle available for gear and spare parts.

None of the tours above quite fit? We build fully bespoke itineraries from scratch. Tell us your destination, your group size, your fitness level, and how many days you have — and we'll map a route that no one else is running. We've planned private group rides for 2 people and corporate expeditions for 15. Single-day rides and multi-week adventures. Flat leisure routes and technical mountain missions. If it can be done on a bike in Georgia, we can organise it.

What We Can Customise

• Destination & Route — Any region in Georgia: Tbilisi, Kakheti, Svaneti, Racha, Adjara, the border areas. You name it, we map it
• Duration — Half a day to two weeks. We adjust daily distance and elevation to match your fitness and schedule
• Group Size — Solo riders to private groups of 15+. Full fleet of E-bikes and MTBs available for large bookings
• Pace & Difficulty — Leisure family ride or professional-grade challenge. E-bike, gravel, hardtail, or full-suspension — your choice
• Support Level — Guide only, or guide plus 4x4 support vehicle with gear, spare parts, and on-trail assistance
• Add-ons — Accommodation, meal packages (including Kosher-style, vegetarian, and vegan), airport transfers, and photography stops on request

Message us on WhatsApp with your idea — a rough destination and number of days is enough to get started.