Georgia
Bike Tours

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.

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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.

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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.

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Mestia is one of the most unique mountain towns in Georgia. It's surrounded by huge Caucasus peaks, medieval Svan towers, rivers, and quiet village roads. This relaxed 3-hour E-bike tour takes you through the heart of Upper Svaneti with plenty of scenic stops, local stories, and mountain viewpoints along the way.

Tour Highlights

• Part 1 — Old Mestia & Svan Towers — A ride through the historic center and the famous defensive towers of Svaneti
• Part 2 — Riverside & Forest Roads — Quiet scenic sections along rivers, bridges, and nature
• Part 3 — Queen Tamar Viewpoint — A steady climb to one of Mestia's best panoramic spots
• Part 4 — Local Villages & Backroads — Experience everyday Svaneti away from the busy tourist areas
• Part 5 — Caucasus Panorama Everywhere — Wide open mountain views with amazing photo spots anywhere you look

Best for: couples, solo travelers, families & thanks to the E-bikes, even beginners.

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Ride one of the most breathtaking alpine routes in Svaneti. Starting from Mestia at 1,400m, this E-bike adventure climbs to the Gwaldi Pass at around 2,000–2,025m through gravel mountain roads and alpine trails. Throughout the ride you're surrounded by incredible panoramic scenery and authentic mountain landscapes unique to Svaneti. Designed for intermediate to advanced riders — not recommended for beginners.

Route Highlights

• 360° Caucasus panorama — sweeping views of the Greater Caucasus range from the pass
• Iconic mountain peaks — views of Ushba, Laila, Tetnuldi and Banguriani along the way
• Remote alpine riding — gravel roads and mountain trails far from the tourist crowds
• Historic Svan villages & medieval towers — the soul of Upper Svaneti on every corner
• Long scenic descent back to Mestia — the rewarding ride down after the climb
• Everything included — premium E-bike, helmet, local guide, photos & videos, water refill stops

35 km · 3–4 hours · ~600m climb · Gravel & alpine trails · Season: May 15 – November 15. Intermediate to advanced riders only.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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