Hiking belongs to adventure tourism where a traveler doesn’t use any transport and walks to a specific destination while bringing a tent, food, and other necessary equipment in the backpack. Usually, such supplies are always lightweight and compact to... More

Another type of adventure tourism, canyoning, is just developing in Georgia. As the name already suggests, canyoning means traveling through canyons and combines rock climbing, swimming, and jumping with ropes, carabiners, and other specific equipment.... More

Since ancient times, Georgians have been involved in horse-breeding. Almost every family had at least one horse. Those families who owned big harras were wealthy shepherds. Georgians used horses as a means of transport, to carry bulky goods, and for horsemanship.... More

White water rafting involves navigating on a mountain river with an inflatable boat. It became popular in Georgia in the 60-70s of the 20th century. It's a fun and extreme activity as you have to overcome the river’s rapid flows, whirlpools, and many... More