Kazgebi - We visited Kazgehi, a wonderful place on the Georgian mountains. For the first time I’ve found a tour with fresh bus, normally I suffered the hot temperature. The guide is clever and glad and speaks fluently English. I recommend this tour!

Kazbegi Trip - Trip was comprehensive, covered the highlights I am interested in. Nina was very friendly, supportive and informative.

Amazing experience, Nina is an incredible!! - Absolutely incredible trip and Nina .. well, well, well, she is just full of knowledge, she is so passionate about the history of her culture and you can see she loves talking about it. She is an asset to your company. We had the most incredible day, she made it bearable on the long journey. She made it so interesting. Thank you Nina for an amazing trip and the knowledge, highly recommend this trip to anyone all because of you. The views and the places were perfect, only issue the end needed the be shorter not 45 minutes but at least 20 minutes.

INTENSE and FASCINATING corner DE Georgia. - The visit ES very complete. Several hours DE bus but with stops to make stunning photos. And a fantastic guide, Ely, who explained every last detail. VERY professional and informative. The driver, too, five stars. ;)

Breathtaking Views - Breathtaking views, coupled with good company! We thoroughly enjoyed this adventure and would highly recommend it to anyone looking to find the beauty in Georgia. A special thanks to - Alex, our tour guide and Kote our bus driver for making our trip that much more memorable and exciting.

Great tour with stunning mountain views - Tour was very nice with knowledgeable guide. Mountain views was stunning. I really liked Gergeti monastery and Friendship monument.

An amazing inclusive experience - The trip was amazing, it s a great place to visit! I really recommend the tour. Our tour guide Mariami was great and she explained us everything. We are a Greek federation Anorasis that organizes inclusive travelling and visual impaired people experienced the trip at maximum! Mariami treated all visual impaired people very kind. Thank you for everything 🙏❤️

- Beautiful, amazing and peaceful views and landscapes, but if there was more time to enjoy them it would be perfect..also lunch at 11 is too early..

Do you have a death wish? - Not a tour I'd recommend to my friends or to someone who wants to enjoy this trip. First, our driver had a death wish. He was constantly overtaking in blind corners and in 0% visibility spots. He was also overtaking while other cars were overtaking. He was also overtaking when there was no space to join back in and massive trucks were coming from the other way. Our driver got flashed, beeped, given the middle fingers by other angry drivers, etc. I aged a few years today. Secondly, at every single stop we were rushed and had just enough time to walk around the church/place and it was time to go. You want to take photos AND explore the place? You're out of luck. In the itinerary it says you have 50 mins to explore in several places. We had 15mins in most or 30mins in some. In the itinerary it's also included an optional (extra pay) for horse ride, quad bike, etc. But there was never time for this, nor was it communicated ever. We were just rushed everywhere. Our guides were nice, but our main guide doesn't articulate her words well so you understand about 50% of what she says. Out of those 50%, if you sit in the back of the cramped van, you're likely to understand less than 50%. So overall, you won't learn much about what you visit. Wikipedia was our friend. And if you think you'll take pictures of the gorgeous mountains from the van? The windows are too dirty for that. The worst experience overall was at the Gergeti Church. We changed cars and got into a Soviet van where the driver was constantly shouting very angrily (traffic was awful with a tiny space with way too many cars, so understandably) on the way there and on the way back. He was constantly speeding and taking over other cars in tight and bendy high altitude roads. The guides also had to shout to make themselves heard. All these shouting and angry attitude from the driver was all happening in Georgian, so the atmosphere was very VERY tense and messy at this stop. We were given 30mins to explore and told to be back on time or the angry driver will leave without us. I was in the queue for the bathroom already with other people when I had to abandon it due to time constraints, so image our irritation when the angry driver wasn't even there, but we had to wait another 10mins in direct sun in the middle of the summer. When we got off the car, the angry driver started shouting again at someone else, and while probably not intented, he was right in my friend's face and I saw her face got pale thinking she was shouted at and would get hit by the driver. Awful experience. Where were our guides? This tour was 80% self guided. We were being told some information in the van (hard to understand during a very bumpy mountain ride) and then they were waiting in the van. So they were never around to help. Obviously, this angry driver is not the responsibility of the tourism agency planning all this, but they are in charge of our experience which wasn't good. The views are gorgeous, but you won't be able to enjoy them with this tour and you might also be afraid for your life.

I don’t want to ever repeat it again - The views were beautiful, but the overall experience was disappointing and even unsafe. The schedule was too rushed, with barely any time to enjoy each location properly. What bothered me most was the guide explaining everything while we were in the car, instead of at the actual stops, which made the whole experience feel lazy and disengaged. But the worst part was the driver. I’m a driver myself and I enjoy speed, but what this man was doing was reckless and unacceptable. He kept overtaking 10+ cars at once, even on sharp curves and terrible roads. Several times, we had near-misses with oncoming traffic, with other drivers honking at him for putting everyone at risk. We were 20 passengers, plus him, and many were clearly uncomfortable and scared, but he just smiled and carried on. This kind of behavior is a serious safety issue and I really hope the company takes action before something bad happens.