Photo: I99pema, CC BY-SA 4.0Ski
Ski set
- Skis, boots and poles
from $16/day
1–3 days$204–7 days$188+ days$16
Ski and snowboard rental in Georgia
Georgia's ski season runs from December to about early April, and every resort has rental shops near the lifts. Gudauri, two to two and a half hours from Tbilisi, has the widest choice; Bakuriani suits families, while Tetnuldi in Svaneti and Goderdzi in Adjara add long runs and deep snow.
Photo: rugbyxm, CC BY 2.0From$10 a day
WhereAt the resort
SeasonDecember to early April
Choose what you need
Prices are approximate, in US dollars per day, for 2026. July and August cost more; longer rentals cost less per day. We can quote in GEL or EUR.
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Photo: Unknown author, Public domainSki
Snowboard set
- Board and boots
from $16/day
1–3 days$204–7 days$188+ days$16
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Clothing and helmet
- Jacket, trousers, helmet and goggles
from $10/day
1–3 days$144–7 days$128+ days$10
Ski & snowboard: what to know
We reserve your kit in advance so it is fitted and ready when you arrive, which saves queuing on busy weekends and holidays. A set includes skis or a board, boots and poles; add a helmet, goggles, a jacket and trousers if you are travelling light.
Good for
- Gudauri
- Bakuriani
- Tetnuldi and Hatsvali in Svaneti
- Goderdzi in Adjara
Tips from your host
- Book lessons together with the rental: English-speaking instructors are in demand over New Year and Orthodox Christmas on 7 January.
- Bring your own ski socks and gloves, as shops rarely rent them.
Extras
- Pocket Wi-Fi router$4/day
- Instructor or guideQuote
- Delivery to your hotelFree–$20
Questions about ski & snowboard
How much does ski rental cost in Gudauri?
A standard ski or snowboard set costs roughly $15 to $25 a day, less over a week. Premium sets and clothing cost extra.
Can I rent ski clothing in Georgia?
Yes. Jackets, trousers, helmets and goggles are available at most resorts. Gloves and socks you should bring yourself.
Can you arrange lift passes and an instructor?
Yes. We can bundle the rental, passes, an English-speaking instructor and the transfer from Tbilisi.
Other rentals
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Tents, sleeping bags, stoves and glacier kit for the mountains.
June to Septemberfrom $4/day
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Small, thrifty hatchbacks for city streets and paved day trips.
4–5from $18/day
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Roomy five-seaters with a proper boot for longer road trips.
5from $24/day
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Higher seats and all-wheel drive for broken tarmac, gravel and snow.
5–7from $37/day
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Real off-roaders with low range for mountain tracks and passes.
5–7from $58/day
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Seven or eight seats for families and small groups, self-drive or with driver.
7–8from $58/day
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Sprinters, Transits and coaches with a professional driver for groups.
13–50from $120/day
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Business sedans and luxury SUVs, with a chauffeur if you like.
5–7from $100/day
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Sleep under the Caucasus in a roof-tent 4x4 or a campervan.
2–6 berthsfrom $90/day
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Easy 50cc and 125cc scooters for Batumi and the coast.
1–2from $12/day
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Adventure and dual-sport bikes for Caucasus road trips.
1–2from $50/day
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City bikes, mountain bikes and e-bikes by the day or week.
1from $8/day