Kazbegi & Gudauri — private tour in Georgia

Mtskheta-Mtianeti · Mountain day trip

Kazbegi Tour — Gergeti Trinity Church & Georgian Military Road

Drive the legendary Georgian Military Road into the Greater Caucasus and stand beneath Mount Kazbek.

  • Duration10–11 hours
  • Distance~155 km each way
  • Best timeAll year (road conditions vary in winter)

Tour highlights

  • Zhinvali Reservoir turquoise viewpoint
  • Ananuri Fortress on the Aragvi river
  • Gudauri panorama and the Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument
  • Jvari Pass and mineral travertine springs
  • Stepantsminda and Gergeti Trinity Church (2,170 m)

Route & itinerary

  1. Zhinvali Reservoir

    Photo stop over the turquoise lake.

  2. Ananuri Fortress

    17th-century fortress-church complex.

  3. Gudauri Panorama

    The famous mosaic monument above the Devil’s Valley.

  4. Jvari Pass

    Highest point of the road and mineral springs.

  5. Stepantsminda & Gergeti Trinity

    4×4 or hike to the church facing Mt Kazbek.

The route is flexible — it’s your private car. Add, skip or swap stops in your message.

What’s included

  • Private car with a professional driver — only your group
  • Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel in Tbilisi
  • Fuel, parking and tolls
  • Free stops for photos along the way
  • Bottled water in the car
  • Entrance tickets, cable cars and boat rides
  • Meals and wine tastings (we recommend the best local places)
  • Licensed guide (available on request)

Choose your vehicle

Every Kazbegi & Gudauri tour is private. The price is per car, not per person — so the more friends, the better the deal.

  • Sedan

    1–3 passengers

  • Minivan

    4–7 passengers

  • Sprinter

    8–18 passengers

Good to know

Is the road to Kazbegi open in winter?

The road is usually open, but the Jvari Pass can close temporarily after heavy snow. Our operator checks conditions and will confirm on the day.

How do we get up to Gergeti Trinity Church?

Local 4×4 vehicles go up from Stepantsminda (paid on site), or you can hike in about 1–1.5 hours.

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