Dramatic peaks of the Greater Caucasus, smooth green sides of the Lesser Caucasus, red and yellow semi-desert, crazy mountain rivers and meditative mountain lakes... Do you want to get in touch with diverse Georgian nature? Let us know which experience to put in your basket, and we'll guide you to it.

- green walk (if you know that the physical activity is not your strongest side, don't worry, we'll find the best option for you!)
- trekking & hiking in Georgia (for those of you who are ready to spend one day and more in the mountains of Georgian Caucasus, meet the locals and share food with them, stay in family-owned guesthouses and hotels and get shocked by the landscapes!)
- rafting (no need for special training; the greatest time to do it is May, June and July, even though August and September are also possible)
- paragliding (birds in the sky, you know how I feel!)
- buggie tour (kind of safari vibe, but no giraffes - rather a hunt for landscapes)
- Georgian Mars (no rocket needed, but you'll go crazy because of resemblance),
- lavender fields (the bloom time is mid-July, so plan your trip correspondingly to beat your friends' last year photos from Provence!)
- horseback riding (no special training needed: you can have a ride for an hour, several hours, or do a part of a larger trek with a horse).

All of the small and large companies we works with are created with love to Georgia and its heritage – tangible and intangible. We love to bring you to the family-owned businesses, and they love to show their hospitality to you! It's a great source of inspiration for both sides.

Also, there are places, where the hosts definitely need your support. We want to include them in our tours in order to encourage their entrepreneurial spirit. Here are the destinations:

- Visit to Koda or Tserovani - the villages, where internally displaced people from Abkhazia and South Ossetia live. They will be happy to conduct a cooking class or teach you a rare Georgian craft, minankari, so that you would be able to create a little jewelry piece, a great souvenir about your trip to Georgia.

- Visit to Temi Community – a little settlement in Kakheti region, where people with disabilities live and work. They get care from the project volunteers. The residents can do the simplest kind of work in farming, wood carving, winemaking. The amber wine from Temi is actually very good! Come to try it – the money you spend for this will help the community develop.

- Visit to Dog Organization Georgia (D.O.G.) – a dog shelter near Lisi Lake in Tbilisi. Walk a couple of dogs and enjoy the weather. It doesn't sounds like big deal, but in fact you are doing the great job for animals that miss human attention. Even though these dogs don't live in a family, they are well behaved, vaccinated and always happy to run and play with the guests.

- Visit to Nukriani Workshops – a social enterprise in a Kakhetian village. The locals will be glad to teach you some crafts such as making felted goods – bags or toys. You can also buy some of those as a souvenir and support the community through this.