Climbing tours are best suited for physically active people without serious health concerns. No prior mountaineering experience is required — your guide will teach you everything you need on the spot.

Hiking tours are more accessible and suitable for a wider range of people. Just let us know about any health specifics or personal needs, and we’ll help you choose the right tour or adapt one to suit you.

The price depends on the tour and add-ons you choose. It includes meals, transfers, and comfort level, which vary by package. You can adjust the tour by selecting extra options.

We take care of all key details to support your summit. But if you're an experienced mountaineer and want to lower the cost by sharing some responsibilities, that’s possible on selected tours—like Kazbegi.

After booking, you'll get a detailed gear checklist with essentials like warm clothes, sturdy boots, gloves, sunglasses, a thermos, and a sleeping bag. Some items are available for rent on-site.

You have to buy insurance for alpinism with helicopter evacuation.

Safety comes first. The guide may decide to turn back if anyone shows signs of fatigue, altitude issues, or poor acclimatization. That’s okay — the mountain isn’t going anywhere.

Most of our routes include overnight stays in mountain huts—they offer warmth, better rest, and improve your chances of reaching the summit. Where huts aren’t available, we use tents.

On some routes, like Kazbek, horses help carry gear. On Kilimanjaro, porters will carry all your items, including personal ones. In Svaneti, you’ll carry your own gear.

If you have special requests or physical limitations, let us know—we’ll help arrange everything you need.

We monitor weather daily. In case of storms or poor conditions, we adjust the route and timing to ensure a safe experience with the best summit chances.

Choose your dates, send a request, and we’ll get in touch. After confirmation, you pay a deposit (usually 30%). The rest is paid on-site.