Georgia Caucasus Mountains walking vacation

Planet

During this tour we choose shared transport where possible. By opting for trains and shared transport where we are able, we minimise our carbon footprint, ensuring a smoother, greener journey.

In Tbilisi, our base at Hotel Brim is the first hotel in the city to use solar energy. Using renewable energy sources to power our stay, reducing environmental impact without compromising on comfort.

Throughout our itinerary, we embrace the beauty of slow travel, with walking days integrated into the program on days 4 through 7, allowing us to immerse ourselves fully in the breathtaking landscapes of Georgia. On day 8, a boat ride through Martvili Canyon offers not only a unique perspective but also a gentle reminder of the importance of preserving our natural landscapes.

With Georgia's diverse culinary heritage, you can always find a range of vegetarian options, and our curated menus for each meal ensure that everyone is catered for. Emphasising local, seasonal ingredients, and mindful portioning to minimise waste.

We only use experienced local mountain guides, and all entrance fees to the mountain regions are included and contribute to maintaining this beautiful area.

Finally, we are very proud to have partnered with Water-To-Go, specialists in personal and expedition water purification, instantly, and on-demand. Their unique, 350L water bottles incorporate advanced filtration technology to convert even the dirtiest water to drinking water as you fill up.

Being able to produce safe drinking water from sources off the beaten track, of sometimes dubious quality, offers incredible benefits to our adventure travelers and eliminates the need for single-use plastic bottles. We subsidise this product to make it more accessible to you.

People

We work with partners who are committed to spreading the wealth tourism generates as widely as possible, and only use local guides to run our tours, as well as local tour operators and transport providers.

We proudly support locally-owned accommodations in both Becho and Mestia, ensuring a more authentic and community-oriented experience.

In addition to this, our commitment to local economic growth extends to employing local guides throughout days 4, 5, and 6 of our journey. On day 9, we offer a delightful visit to a local winery nestled in Kaspi village, showcasing the cultural heritage of the region.

Our partners only employ local people, with women making up the majority of our dedicated guides. Ensuring fair wages, we guarantee that all our employees receive at least the minimum wage.

Furthermore, our partners share our vision of inclusivity, promoting a workplace diversity strategy that fosters equal opportunities regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, or nationality.