Custom tours in Georgia: write to me to get started!
You can always get in touch with me by instant message at +995598411778 – works on WhatsApp, Telegram, and on a Georgian phone. I am not always the greatest texter so don’t worry if it takes me some hours to respond – I will get back to you. You can also email me at timothy@timothystours.ge, fill out the form below, or message me on my personal Instagram. I look forward to hearing from you and discussing how I can help you design your trip, plan your adventures, and be your guide to the wonders of Georgia.
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Here’s some places around the web where you can learn more about me personally or about Georgia in general.
https://www.instagram.com/tiresias.monk/ My personal Instagram, which is exclusively devoted to pictures of my travels in Georgia (and a few other places). No memes, no selfies, no annoying reels. If I do say so myself, it is a great photo album of Georgia and an excellent showcase of the diverse possibilities that custom tours in Georgia can offer.
https://www.instagram.com/riversoftbilisi/ My side project, which documents the small rivers and streams around Georgia’s capital Tbilisi, which are now largely built over or polluted. My goal is to increase people’s awareness of the rivers that flow around them, hopefully leading to a more mutually beneficial relationship.
https://www.youtube.com/@thetunefulquire My YouTube channel, showcasing a number of experimental short films I’ve made in and around Georgia, combining footage of nature with (mostly my own) music and poetry.
https://thetunefulquire.bandcamp.com/ A repository for some recordings of my piano improvisations and experimentations with ambient music.
https://www.nela-nela.com/ My tea company which I run with two British friends. We send the finest Georgian black, green, and herbal teas to shops, cafes, and distributors across Europe and North America.
[…no link yet…] I’m publishing a Georgian-English poetry book in 2024. Check back to see where it will be available!
https://www.caucasus-trekking.com/ Caucasus Trekking is the premiere public resource for information about hiking in Georgia. Jozef has collected detailed descriptions of dozens of trails around the country, making it easy for anyone to research and plan a mountain trek here, from the popular routes such as Mestia-Ushguli or Juta-Roshka to thrilling adventures over obscure and untravelled ridges.
https://wander-lush.org/georgia-travel-guide/ Emily Lush has done plenty of traveling in Georgia in her own right and her website is a great resource full of many details about Georgia as a whole and different interesting areas within it.
https://vagabondadventures.ge/ My friend Taylor and his crew run the best ski school and wintersport adventure company in Georgia. Highly recommended if that’s what you’re coming for!
https://culinarybackstreets.com/stories/city-tbilisi/ Culinary Backstreets has an occasional blog about great restaurants in Tbilisi. It’s fine writing and a great way to get an idea about the incredible possibilities available from Georgian cuisine.
https://www.meetmeheretbilisi.com/ Paul is one of the best guys out there for culinary tours in Georgia. He knows loads of folks who are masters of the specificities of Georgian cuisine and takes his guests to plenty of amazing places.
https://georgiantour.com/ Davit Berishvili made the original website, many years ago, about visiting Georgia’s lesser known corners, and it’s still one of the best resources out there for information about Georgia’s best-kept secrets. I learned so much and got so much inspiration from his experience, and he is a great guide in his own right if you ever manage to join one of his trips.
https://transcaucasiantrail.org/ The TCT is an organization which is developing and restoring world-class hiking trails across not just all of Georgia, but Armenia and Azerbaijan as well. They have some great information and resources about trekking in Georgia!
A still from one of my short films, “Forgotten Angels“. Image credit: Nat Rowbotham