Georgia is a dream for motorcyclists! Experience winding roads, impressive mountains, and exciting adventures with OVERCROSS.
Georgia is a paradise for motorcycle travel, known for its winding roads and majestic mountains. Here, pure adventure awaits you – with OVERCROSS always safely by your side. Discover the fascinating landscapes and historical sites as you cross the Goderdzi Pass and visit the fortress of Rabat. The enduro adventures in the Svaneti region, including the highest village in Europe, Ushguli, offer unforgettable experiences. Georgia captivates not only with breathtaking routes but also with its warm hospitality and culinary delights.
Georgia asks two different things of you, depending on which of our two enduro tours you pick. The Enduro West Georgia route through Svaneti carries a beginner-friendly rating: forest tracks and moderate climbs to start, then stone pistes and switchbacks up toward Ushguli that reward riders who can stand on the pegs and read loose surfaces. The Savannah & Caucasus route asks more from the start, rated for riders with real off-road mileage already behind them: gravel, sand, and river crossings across Kakheti and the Great Caucasus foothills, on stages built for confident, technical riding.
Neither tour hands you the keys to your own machine. On the West Georgia route you ride a KTM EXC 450 or a PAMIR 450 from our fleet; on the Savannah & Caucasus route you're on a prepared Sherco 450CC, held against a 650€ deposit paid in cash on arrival. About 70% of the West Georgia route runs unpaved, and the Savannah & Caucasus week adds up to roughly 700 km off-road.
Every stage is guide-led, with a mechanic, a spare motorcycle, and a support vehicle for your luggage riding along behind the group. Groups run small, four riders minimum, ten at most, so the pace can flex to whoever is in the saddle that day, whether that's your first week off-road or your tenth.
The West Georgia route through Svaneti suits riders with some off-road time already, forest tracks and moderate climbs before the technical stone pistes near Ushguli. The Savannah & Caucasus route asks for confident handling on gravel, sand, and river crossings from day one.
Both tours run on our prepared rental enduros: a KTM EXC 450 or PAMIR 450 on the West Georgia route, a Sherco 450CC on the Savannah & Caucasus route, held against a 650€ deposit paid in cash on site.
About 70% of the West Georgia route runs off paved roads; the Savannah & Caucasus week adds up to roughly 700 km off-road across its stages.
Each day opens with a route and terrain briefing, then hours in the saddle with a guide, a mechanic, a spare motorcycle, and a support vehicle carrying your luggage. Groups run four to ten riders.
Georgia's high passes open for a short window each year. Western routes near Batumi ride well from May. The Goderdzi Pass and the climb to Ushguli need dry ground from June, as does Kakheti and the Abano Pass in the east. See our Georgia travel guide for the full month-by-month picture.
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