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Alazani Valley Tours · 1 Vakhtang Gorgasali St, Tbilisi

Kazbegi with ten people at most

A 10-hour day from Tbilisi to Stepantsminda in a group of no more than 10, with Zhinvali, Ananuri, the Friendship Monument at Gudauri and a seasonal snow stop on the way. Pick it for the size: fewer people at every stop, a guide who can actually talk to everyone, and a 4WD ride up to Gergeti written into the itinerary.

Small-Group Kazbegi Tour with 4WD

About this experience

You meet at 1 Vakhtang Gorgasali St in Tbilisi, at Alani, near the old town. The listing caps the group at 10 people and lists a live guide in English and Russian. That small number changes the day more than you'd think: getting back on board takes a minute, not ten, and questions get answered.

The stops follow the classic road north. First the turquoise Zhinvali reservoir, then Ananuri, where the towers and churches of the fortress stand above the water. After that the Georgian Military Road climbs to Gudauri and the Friendship Monument, its painted arc hanging over the valley. Then a seasonal snow stop: a walk in fresh snow in winter, a wide mountain view in the warmer months. The description also names Sno village. The day ends in Stepantsminda, below Mount Kazbek (5,054 m, per Georgia Travel).

About the 4x4: the itinerary includes a 4WD ride up to Gergeti Trinity Church, at 2,170 m, but the ride is not in the Includes list, and one guest wrote that you can pay 20 to go up. Check the listing for your date and carry some cash in GEL just in case. Included: the guide, a mountain honey tasting from local producers and a bottle of mineral water each. Not included: meals and personal expenses. Guests describe a lunch stop at reasonable prices and a glass of red wine with the honey.

  • A group of 10 at most, per the listing
  • The Zhinvali reservoir and the towers of Ananuri
  • The Friendship Monument above the valley at Gudauri
  • A seasonal snow stop, when there is snow
  • A 4WD ride up to Gergeti Trinity Church in the itinerary
  • Mountain honey from local beekeepers and bottled water for each guest

How the day runs

  1. Start1 Vakhtang Gorgasali St

    Meet the group at Alani in Tbilisi. Ten people at most, with a guide in English or Russian.

  2. First stopZhinvali reservoir

    Time for photos over the turquoise water, and the story of why the reservoir matters.

  3. NextAnanuri fortress

    Walk the walls, towers and churches of the old complex on the Aragvi.

  4. Up the roadGudauri and the Friendship Monument

    The painted monument on the cliff edge, then the seasonal snow stop when the weather allows.

  5. On the wayHoney tasting

    Mountain honey from local producers, with a talk about Georgian beekeeping.

  6. Stepantsminda4WD to Gergeti

    The itinerary takes a local 4WD up to Gergeti Trinity Church below Kazbek, then the drive back to Tbilisi.

Ananuri fortress above the reservoirThe Friendship Monument with painted panelsGergeti Trinity Church on a snowy ridge

What's included

Included

  • 10-hour day trip from Tbilisi with a local guide
  • Group limited to 10 people
  • Stops at Zhinvali, Ananuri and the Gudauri Friendship Monument
  • Seasonal snow stop, weather permitting
  • Mountain honey tasting
  • Bottled mineral water for each guest
  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours before

Not included

  • Meals
  • Personal expenses
  • The 4WD ride is in the itinerary, not the Includes list: check the listing

Who it suits

Book it if

  • You want a small group, not a full bus
  • You want the classic stops with time for photos
  • You like a guide who mixes history with stories
  • You travel in winter and want the snow stop

Skip it if

  • You want the 4x4 written into the price: the tour with the 4x4 included lists it
  • You want your own car and your own pace: the private tour stops where you like
  • You want to stay the night in the mountains: the 2-day tour leaves you in Stepantsminda
  • You use a wheelchair: the listing says the tour is not suitable

What guests say

★★★★★

Excellent trip. David was cool guide who implemented few jokes between serious stories about history and Georgia. We enjoyed every single minute of this Trip. And the views were amazing at every stop.

Andis · Sep 2026
★★★★★

Thank you lovely Eka for your guidance and suggestions with the booking, you were very helpful and responsive! The company is professional and our tour guide was informative, respectful and punctual.

Josiane · Sep 2026

Tips before you book

  • Carry some GEL in cash. The 4WD ride is in the itinerary, and a guest wrote that you can pay 20 to go up.
  • Pack a warm layer even in summer. The listing warns that Caucasus weather changes fast.
  • Wear proper shoes. There is walking at Ananuri and at the viewpoints.
  • Bring snacks if you eat late. Meals are not included, and the lunch stop is your own spend.
  • Comparing every day trip? Read our Kazbegi day trip guide.

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Frequently asked questions

How many people are on the small-group Kazbegi tour?

The listing limits the group to 10 participants, with a live guide in English or Russian.

Is the 4x4 to Gergeti included on the small-group tour?

The itinerary includes a local 4WD ride up to Gergeti Trinity Church, but it is not in the Includes list. Check the listing for your date and carry some cash in GEL.

Where does the small-group tour start?

At Alani, 1 Vakhtang Gorgasali St in Tbilisi, per the listing.

Is lunch included on the small-group Kazbegi tour?

No. Meals and personal expenses are not included. The honey tasting and a bottle of mineral water are.

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