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From 9 January to 16 January 2027 (Saturday to Saturday)
Can you imagine starting 2027 skiing in the Caucasus Mountains, surrounded by powder snow, incredible food and enjoying a drink at 3,000 metres above sea level?
Well, stop imagining it, because in 2027 we're taking you to Gudauri, Georgia's most exciting ski resort, for a completely different kind of ski holiday.
🎿 7 days of ski pass in Gudauri
🏨 6 nights in a hotel or shared apartments, close to the slopes
🏨 1 night in a hotel in Tbilisi, the capital
🥐 Breakfast every day in Gudauri
🍷 Welcome dinner in Tbilisi featuring traditional Georgian food
🏙️ Visit to Tbilisi on the first day
🚐 Transfers from the airport to the hotel in Tbilisi → Gudauri → Tbilisi city
🛡️ Travel insurance included
👥 Professional SkiExpeditions.org coordination in English and Spanish, with assistance throughout the trip
And above all, you'll get an amazing group atmosphere, great vibes and a unique experience to start 2027 in style!
VERY LIMITED PLACES! This is a small-group trip, so book as early as possible.
Flights are not included.
Possible departures from:
Madrid
Barcelona
Valencia
Bilbao
Seville
And other European cities
Recommended airlines include Lufthansa and LOT Polish Airlines.
Return flights can sometimes be found from around €200–€300 when booked in advance.
Don't worry — we'll help you find flights that fit the group schedule and send you our recommended options.
Ski/snowboard slope insurance is mandatory.
Skis or snowboard from approximately €15/day
You can also bring your own equipment from home.
Ski and snowboard lessons can be considerably cheaper than in Spain.
International instructors are available.
Anything not specifically mentioned as included is not included in the trip price.
Wide and relatively gentle slopes
7 days of skiing to learn and improve at your own pace
A friendly group atmosphere, perfect if you're travelling alone or starting out
Gudauri is particularly well known for its huge off-piste areas.
Incredible opportunities to explore untouched snow
Plenty of terrain outside the marked pistes
Fewer crowds and lots of open space
Excellent powder conditions when the weather delivers
Because Gudauri is one of Georgia's great winter destinations.
Skiing in the Caucasus feels like travelling to another planet — without paying Alpine prices.
Gudauri offers:
More than 75 km of ski slopes
A spectacular mountain environment
Fewer crowds than many major European resorts
Authentic après-ski atmosphere
Great Georgian food at very affordable prices
Terrain for different ability levels
A long ski season that usually starts around 15 December
✈️ Arrival in Tbilisi
🏙️ Visit to the capital
🍷 Welcome dinner
🚐 Transfer to Gudauri in the morning
From here:
🎿 7 consecutive days of skiing or snowboarding
🎟️ Ski pass included
🥐 Breakfast included
🚐 Transfer back to Tbilisi
✈️ Evening flight home or flight on Sunday.
Hotel for Saturday night is not included.
Approximately 15 minutes' walk from the slopes
Shared accommodation designed to help create a great group atmosphere
Private bathrooms
Rooms can be arranged according to availability and group requirements
Heating
Wi-Fi
Ski storage
Restaurants and bars nearby
Spectacular mountain views
Central location
Perfect for exploring the city on foot
You'll have:
🥐 Daily breakfast
🍷 Welcome dinner
Georgia is famous for its incredible cuisine:
Khachapuri, khinkali, stews, fresh salads, homemade wine and much more.
And yes — Georgian food is one of the highlights of the trip!
We'll spend the first day exploring Tbilisi, depending on your arrival time.
It's one of those cities that surprises you around every corner.
You can discover:
The Chronicle of Georgia, an impressive Soviet-era monument
The Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi
Architecture mixing Soviet, Eastern and modern influences
Local markets, wine and Georgian food
The old town
Narikala Fortress
Incredible views over the city
During our week in Gudauri, you don't have to spend every single day skiing.
If you want to take a break from the slopes, there are plenty of other activities available.
Take a day trip to Stepantsminda and visit the famous Gergeti Trinity Church, surrounded by the Caucasus Mountains.
Experience Gudauri from above with a tandem paragliding flight.
Try something different and explore the mountains on cross-country skis.
For experienced skiers and snowboarders looking for something more extreme, heli-skiing may also be available.
Relax after skiing with a spa treatment or massage.
A relaxed alternative for an evening away from the slopes.
Experience the snowy mountains from a completely different perspective with a dog-sledding excursion.
Optional activities are not included in the trip price.
🛂 A valid passport
🧥 Proper winter clothing
🎿 Ski or snowboard equipment
🔥 A desire to experience something completely different
✈️ And, most importantly, book early because places are limited!
Start 2027 in an incredible destination, surrounded by the Caucasus Mountains, powder snow, amazing food and a great international group.
Forget the usual ski resorts.
Come and discover Georgia with SkiExpeditions.org.
The trips are designed around practical choices that prioritise experience over unnecessary extras. Shared apartments, houses, and occasional hotels keep accommodation costs realistic while creating a social group atmosphere. Cooking together, sharing cars where appropriate, and travelling in small groups allows costs to stay low without cutting corners on the quality of the experience.
Flexibility also plays a big role. In many destinations, travellers choose how many days they want to ski rather than paying for a fixed package that may not suit them. The focus is on travelling with people who enjoy outdoor sports, sharing resources sensibly, and keeping the trip accessible without compromising on time in the mountains.
No previous ski or snowboard experience is required. Many people join specifically to learn or improve, taking advantage of extended time on the snow and flexible schedules that allow steady progression without pressure. Beginners, intermediates, and confident skiers or riders can all find their rhythm within the group.
For those with more experience, local instructors and mountain guides are widely available for technical skiing, off-piste terrain, or freeride sessions. Most resorts also offer a wide range of alternative mountain activities, so there is always plenty to do beyond standard piste skiing.
Yes, non-skiers are welcome to join. The trips include sightseeing, food-focused experiences, and optional adventure activities that don’t require skiing or snowboarding. This makes it easy for partners to enjoy the destination in their own way while still being part of the group.
That said, a significant portion of each trip takes place in mountain environments. While there is plenty to enjoy away from the slopes, it’s worth keeping in mind that daily schedules often revolve around alpine locations and outdoor conditions.
Yes, every trip includes an international guide who speaks both Spanish and English. The guide is present from the first day through to the end of the trip, helping with logistics, group coordination, and day-to-day organisation.
Their role is to keep the trip running smoothly rather than control every moment. This balance ensures support is always available while still allowing travellers the freedom to enjoy the experience at their own pace.
Yes, the group is introduced in advance. Around one month before departure, a group chat is created to share practical information, coordinate flights if people wish to travel together, and answer any questions.
This early connection helps break the ice before arrival and allows everyone to feel prepared. It also makes the first day more relaxed, as most people already recognise names and travel plans.
Groups usually have a minimum of five people and a maximum of twenty. This size works well for group travel, making it easy to get to know each other without feeling crowded or anonymous.
It also allows the group to naturally split into smaller circles based on skiing level, daily plans, or rest days, while still sharing accommodation and social time together.
Accommodation is chosen to suit group travel and easy access to skiing. Most stays are in apartments or houses close to the lifts, making it simple to manage early starts and relaxed evenings. These setups also allow for shared breakfasts and dinners if the group wants to cook together.
In cities, mid-range hotels are typically used for comfort and convenience. Sleeping arrangements may include double beds, bunk beds, or sofa beds depending on the property, always prioritising practicality and location.
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