
1 / 10Epic Highlands Tour: 8 Days in Tusheti, Khevsureti & Kazbegi
About this activity
Explore three of the Caucasus's most remote and culturally distinct highland regions across 8 immersive days, venturing deep into Tusheti, Khevsureti, and Kazbegi. This expedition combines rugged mountain terrain, fortress-studded valleys, and authentic village encounters far beyond Georgia's typical tourist circuits.
8 Days/7 Nights Tusheti-Khevsureti-Kazbegi Tour Package in Georgia from Tbilisi/Kutaisi Airport offers exploring wild mountain regions of Georgia.
Highlights
- ✓Navigate narrow mountain passes and alpine terrain via 4WD/ATV through pristine wilderness
- ✓Stay in traditional stone towers and guesthouses in isolated Tusheti and Khevsureti valleys
- ✓Explore defensive tower complexes and medieval architecture unique to these border regions
- ✓Trek to remote monasteries and archaeological sites with minimal tourist infrastructure
- ✓Witness dramatic peaks, deep gorges, and high-altitude Caucasus landscapes
- ✓Connect with highland communities and experience authentic Georgian mountain hospitality
Insider tips
- ★Late June through September is the only window when mountain passes are passable; early summer offers wildflower meadows and longer daylight
- ★Bring high-factor sunscreen and a hat—thin mountain air offers zero UV protection and sun reflects intensely off rock and snow patches
- ★Download offline maps and inform someone of your itinerary; mobile coverage is patchy or non-existent in these valleys
- ★Pack layers and waterproof gear regardless of season; weather changes rapidly at altitude and afternoon storms are common
Good to know
- •This is a physically demanding tour involving long driving days (4–8 hours), hiking at altitude, and basic accommodation—not suitable for limited mobility
- •High-clearance 4WD or ATV transport is essential; roads are unpaved and unmaintained in sections, especially after rain
- •Accommodation is rustic guesthouses and homestays with basic amenities; hot water and electricity availability vary by location
- •Some routes may be impassable due to weather or landslides; flexibility and contingency days are part of the itinerary design
- •Guide and driver are typically included; group size affects the experience—confirm maximum group size before booking
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit June through September when high passes are snow-free and roads are accessible; July–August offers stable weather but attracts more visitors, while June and September provide quieter trekking with wildflowers and lower accommodation pressure. Avoid October–May when snow and landslides close mountain routes.











