Skiing in Georgia offers high-altitude slopes and great snow from December to April, with the best conditions in January–March. Popular resorts include Gudauri, known for freeride terrain, and Bakuriani, ideal for families. Hidden gems like Tetnuldi and Hatsvali in Svaneti offer stunning scenery and fewer crowds, making Georgia an exciting, great-value alternative to traditional European ski destinations.

Travel info

Travelling to Georgia from the UK is straightforward, with direct flights from London to Tbilisi and seasonal flights to Kutaisi or Batumi, plus easy one-stop connections via European hubs. UK passport holders can visit visa-free for up to1 year. Ensure your passport is valid for at least three months beyond your stay.

Travel insurance is essential, covering winter sports and medical emergencies. 

Skiing in Georgia combines dramatic Caucasus mountain scenery with excellent snow, modern infrastructure and outstanding value. Resorts like Gudauri offer vast freeride terrain, high-altitude slopes and reliable powder, while Bakuriani provides a family-friendly atmosphere with gentle runs and fun winter activities. Hidden gems such as Tetnuldi and Hatsvali deliver breathtaking views and uncrowded pistes. Georgia’s warm hospitality, unique culture and delicious cuisine make every ski trip feel immersive and authentic. Affordable prices, developing resorts and easy access from Europe all contribute to Georgia becoming one of the most exciting up-and-coming ski destinations.