1 - 9 June 2026 28 September - 6 October 2026

5 nights wild camping 2 nights in a local guest house in Omalo 1 night in a local winery 1 night in hotel in Tbilisi *Note: Accommodation on this tour is exclusively in tents (except for one night where we are going to stay in a local winery). Showers are not available every day, but the locals go above and beyond to ensure your comfort. This is not just a holiday; it is an authentic experience where you actively participate in a tradition that dates back centuries. You will be part of the unique migration of horses, working as a team in this extraordinary journey. This trail immerses you in the real essence of Tusheti, offering an unforgettable adventure as you live and breathe the ancient ways of the region.

Day 1: Tbilisi to Vashlovani Our journey begins in Tbilisi, where we depart in comfortable off-road vehicles, ready for an exciting adventure. As we travel through the scenic villages of Kakheti and the Dedoplistskaro district, the anticipation builds. Upon our arrival at Vashlovani National Park, we are greeted by our horses and fellow riders. We pause for lunch at our winter farm, where the horses have been cared for during the colder months, and we prepare them for the expedition ahead. The day concludes with a delightful evening meal, featuring traditional Georgian cuisine prepared on-site, setting the tone for the journey to come. Sleep in tents. Day 2: Vashlovani to Elia After a hearty breakfast, we ready our horses for the start of our 7-day trek. We ride for 6-7 hours, beginning our journey from the farm and heading towards the vicinity of Elias Monastery. Our path takes us through the quaint village of Kasristskal and the picturesque fields of Shirak, where we stop for a leisurely lunch. We then continue towards Saramo near Mount Elias, where we set up camp for the night. The day ends with a warm and satisfying dinner, enjoyed under the open sky.Sleep in tents. Day 3: Elia to Sakobo Following a breakfast prepared by our team, we embark on a 7-8 hour ride through the Dedoplistskaro district. The landscape unfolds before us, offering new sights and experiences. We break for an afternoon lunch and then press on towards our campsite near Sakobo. As evening falls, we set up camp and gather for a dinner featuring authentic local dishes, reflecting the rich culinary traditions of the region.Sleep in tents. Day 4: Sakobo to Tsinandli Valley We start the day with a delicious breakfast before setting off on an 8-9 hour ride. Our route takes us through the stunning Alazani Valley, offering breathtaking views of the Caucasus Mountains and the lush, expansive fields. We pause for a traditional lunch prepared by our team, then continue our journey towards the Tsinandali estates. We arrive at our campsite in the valley, where we enjoy a peaceful evening meal, surrounded by the beauty of nature. Sleep in tents. Day 5: Tsinandali to Shakriani, Pshaveli The day begins with a camp breakfast as we prepare for another day of adventure. Our 8-9 hour ride takes us through the remaining stretch of the Alazani Valley, with its serene landscapes and captivating views. We stop for lunch en route, passing through the tranquil fields of Shaqriani and the charming village of Pshaveli. Tonight, we will stay at a charming boutique local winery. Be sure to pack your swimsuits, as a delightful pool awaits you for a relaxing evening. This is the perfect opportunity to unwind from the past few days and prepare for the next part of our adventure—the notorious Abano Pass. Day 6: Pshaveli to Picris Chala After a morning breakfast, we prepare our horses for the Tusheti leg of the journey. We ride through the villages of Lechuri and Sviana, beginning the ascent of the Abano Pass. We enjoy a delicious lunch en route and cross the Abano Pass at an elevation of 2945 meters above sea level. As we near Picris Chala, we set up camp and relish a traditional dinner in the evening, surrounded by the rugged beauty of the mountains. Day 7: Picris Chala to Omalo We start the day with a delightful breakfast, readying ourselves for a 7-8 hour ride into Tusheti National Park. We pause for lunch along the way, taking in the stunning views as we ride. Arriving in the village of Omalo, we settle into a cozy family hotel for the night. The evening is capped off with an amazing dinner, accompanied by breathtaking views of Tusheti, making for a memorable end to the day's journey. We stay in a local guest house. Day 8: Tusheti Villages Exploration: Dartlo, Dano, Kvavlo, Bochorna & Dochu Ride from Omalo through the iconic villages of Dartlo, Dano, Kvavlo, Bochorna (the highest inhabited in Europe), and hidden Dochu. Expect medieval towers, sweeping valley views, and authentic glimpses of Tushetian mountain life. Return to Omalo for dinner and overnight. Day 9: Omalo to Tbilisi Our final day begins with breakfast in the family hotel. We explore the historic Keselo Castle Towers and visit the Visitor Center in Omalo before starting our return journey. We cross the Abano Pass once more by jeeps, stopping for lunch en route. The trip continues with a visit to Alvani and the Alaverdi Cathedral. Finally, we return to Tbilisi through the scenic Gombori Pass, bringing our incredible adventure to a close.

Price: 1990 EUR | 2350 USD per person in sharing accommodation and tents *single accommodation - 400 EUR (for accommodation and tents) Deposit: 1000 EUR *Your passport expiry date should be no less than 6 months from the return date WHAT IS INCLUDED: • Accommodation: - 1 night in Tbilisi - 5 nights wild camping - 2 nights in a local guest house in Tusheti - 1 night in a local winery in Kakheti • Water, tea and coffee for the entire ride • Full three-course meals, including various food and drinks • Complete equipment: Tents, sleeping bags, and mattresses • Camp showers when possible • Protective helmets and saddle bags • Tour Leader and Experienced local horsemen • Support car available throughout the tour + crew • Private Transportation from and to Tbilisi WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED: • Flights to and from Tbilisi • Accommodation in Tbilisi if you stay longer / before and after the trip • Airport transfer - its easier and much cheaper to use the local taxi apps - all are reliable • Medical Insurance – obligatory • Visa - if required • Personal expenses • Tips

Level: Intermediate and Advanced The Rider This activity requires you to be experienced in horse riding and fit enough to enjoy and take advantage of the ride. Riders should be comfortable with long hours in the saddle, capable of handling different gaits including trotting and galloping, and adept at maintaining control in challenging environments. A good sense of balance and the ability to respond quickly to the horse's movements are essential, as the horses’ instincts to stay with the herd can lead to sudden changes in pace. Keep in mind that we are traveling with a herd of over 60 horses. You must be fit enough to endure long distances of trotting and galloping. The saddles are specially designed to make your life more comfortable during the whole trail. It's a hybrid between English saddle and typical Asian saddle. Saddle bags are available. Horses Riding the Tusheti horses of Georgia is an unparalleled experience, deeply rooted in the region's ancient traditions. These horses, known for their resilience and sure-footedness, navigate the rugged landscapes of the Tusheti mountains with ease. The horses you ride on the trip are almost all geldings, we also have two stallions. The horses are forward going with an active walk. The weight limit is 90kg. You will find the horses forward going yet responsive. Route: The average daily riding is between 35 — 40 km (6— 8 hours).

CLOTHING • Comfortable riding trousers. • T-Shirts. Long sleeved shirts. • Short multipurpose riding/walking boots and half chaps. We recommend your boots are waterproof. • Waterproof coat. We recommend a breathable coat. • We recommend you bring clothes which can be put on in layers when it is cold and taken off as it warms up. • Fleece, jumper, or jacket. • Warm coat • Waterproof riding gloves. • Waterproof trousers or leggings. • Sunglasses - with a neck strap. • Casual clothes - for when you are not riding. • Shoes - for when you are not riding. • Socks and underwear. • Swimwear. • Thick socks. • Set of thermal underwear • Woolly or fleece hat. EQUIPMENT • Bum bag (waist bag) for keeping small items like lip salve close to hand. • Supply of candy/sweets to help keep up energy levels. • Water bottle. It is important to drink plenty of water, particularly if the temperatures are hot. Metal water bottles are particularly useful as they can double as hot water bottles at night! • You may want to bring a sleeping bag liner or you own sleeping bag • Pocket Knife (but remember to pack into your checked in luggage on flights). • Small torch - a head torch is particularly useful (take spare batteries). • Dry bags/supply of plastic carrier bags - always useful for separating wet and dry kit. • A sarong and flip-flops can be practical where washing facilities are limited. • Ear Plugs – if you are a light sleeper. • Bandana or Buff. These have a myriad of uses including keeping you cool when it's hot or warm when it's cold. • Contact lens wearers should take glasses as dry air can make contact lenses uncomfortable. If you do take contacts, we recommend daily disposable lenses. TOILETRIES AND MEDICAL • Towel. • Hand Sanitizer • Wet wipes. • Personal medical kit with antiseptic cream, pain relief tablets and sticking plasters. Moisture absorbing baby powder can be useful to prevent chafing. Compeed blister plasters work well on sore patches, acting as a second skin. Sudocrem, E45, Vaseline or similar soothe rubbed skin. • Any medication you regularly take. • Sun protection cream. • Due to the altitude the sun can be strong, and we advise a high factor sunscreen. • Lip balm. • Insect repellent and after bite ointment. • Nasal Spray such as Similasan nose moisturiser which is good for the ‘dry nose’ that can develop at altitude. • Rehydration sachets (Dioralyte or similar, allow one per day). Imodium or similar.