Summer season offers plenty of entertainment in Gudauri ski resort
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Georgia’s winter wonderland and top ski resort Gudauri is inviting guests to spend the summer season and enjoy summer-related activities in its fresh mountain air.
Paintball, handball, paraplane flying are among new attractions that Gudauri is offering to visitors and locals alike.
Head of the Mountain Resorts Development Company Sandro Onoprishvili stated ski resorts have become more and more popular during the summer season. In his words, all efforts were made in order to turn Gudauri and other winter resorts into four-season destinations.
Summer season officially opened in Gudauri on July 17. Photo by Mountain Resorts Development Company.
Three major ski lifts serve the visitors in Gudauri which are available everyday from 11 a.m. to 17 p.m.
There are also international standard bicycle tracks in Gudauri for professional and amateur cyclists.
Different activities are already planned for Gudauri to attract more and more visitors during this summer season. For example, on July 30 a moto racing competition will be held in Gudauri.
Meanwhile, on August 7 summer season will also be opened in Goderdzi ski resort, which is located in the mountainous Adjara region.
The summer season has kicked off in central Georgia's mountainous Bakuriani resort, transforming the winter wonderland into a hot summer destination.
The summer tourist season has kicked off in Georgia’s highland region Svaneti and in its central town of Mestia.
Georgia’s winter wonderlands – Gudauri, Bakuriani, Svaneti, and Goderdzi - hosted 73,353 visitors this summer season, which is 17 percent growth year-on-year.
Georgian state and private agencies involved in ski sports are collaborating with the International Ski Federation (FIS) to develop an organised system of ski instructors in the country.
If you are spending your winter season in Georgia’s Gudauri resort, you are invited to an open-air concert involving popular local artists celebrating the Orthodox Christmas on the night of January 6-7.
An adventure tourism school has opened in Georgia’s Gudauri ski resort offering locals the chance to improve their knowledge about the mountain and mountain safety.