Rafting in Georgia on the White Aragvi
Guided rafting at Zemo Amirni near Pasanauri, just 1.5 to 2 hours from Tbilisi. Routes for first-timers, families with kids from 5, and full-on adrenaline seekers, finished with khinkali and mtsvadi by the river.
The closest white water rafting to Tbilisi
Raft in Georgia sits in the beautiful White Aragvi gorge at Zemo Amirni, near Pasanauri on the road to Gudauri and Kazbegi. Around 90 km from the capital, we run guided trips for every level, from gentle first-timer runs to extreme rapids, on one of Georgia's classic rafting rivers.
- All safety gear providedLife jacket, helmet, paddle, and wetsuit when needed.
- Among the best certified guides in GeorgiaYears on the White Aragvi, total focus on your safety.
- A Georgian feast after every tripFresh khinkali and mtsvadi straight off the grill.
Pick your adventure on the Aragvi
From a calm first splash to serious rapids, there is a trip for everyone. Every tour includes certified guides and full equipment.
Rafting near Tbilisi
The easiest big adventure to reach from the capital: real mountain rapids 1.5 to 2 hours up the Kazbegi highway, back home by evening.
Plan your day trip → Kids 5+Family Rafting
A rare family trip that welcomes children from age 5, with a guide in every raft and properly sized kids gear. Safe, fun, unforgettable.
Take the kids → AdrenalineExtreme Rafting
Bigger, faster rapids for thrill-seekers, led by expert guides who keep the pace high and safe. Higher water, bigger waves.
Feel the rush → No experienceBeginner and Tourist-Friendly
A safe, guided run with a full briefing before you launch. The perfect first time on the water. Just bring a sense of fun.
Start here →Half-Day and Full-Day
Two routes on the White Aragvi: a 6 km half-day run, or the full 14 km river day with a longer feast at the camp.
Compare options →Private, Group and Corporate
Your own raft and guide, or several rafts for friends, colleagues, and celebrations, with friendly group rates and a shared feast after.
Bring your crew →More than a raft and a river
The things that make a day with Raft in Georgia different from anywhere else.
Guides in 5 languages
English, Russian, Spanish, Italian, and Dutch. No language barrier on the water, rare anywhere in Georgia.
Certified, trusted guides
Among the best certified rafting professionals in the country, with years of experience on the Aragvi.
Families from age 5
One of the very few camps that welcomes young kids, with gear sized for them and calm, guided sections.
All equipment provided
Life jacket, helmet, paddle, and wetsuit. Nothing to buy or bring, just arrive ready to get wet.
GoPro camera rental
Rent a GoPro and film your own run, then keep the footage. No risking your phone in the water.
Georgian feast after
Khinkali, mtsvadi off the maqali grill, and a riverside spot to relax. Half the reason people come.
Khinkali and mtsvadi off the grill
The adventure does not end at the river. After your run, relax at our riverside camp with fresh khinkali, sizzling mtsvadi straight off the maqali, warm bread, and cold drinks. Real Georgian mountain food in the open air.
- Mtsvadi grilled over open coals
- Fresh, hand-made khinkali
- Relaxed riverside camp and picnic area
4.6 stars from 250+ Google reviews
“The rafting adventure was exciting, the atmosphere was welcoming, and the surrounding nature was absolutely breathtaking.”
Tako E.“The best place to raft with professional guides. Had lots of fun, best views and best people there.”
Luka Sh.“Breathtaking mountain views, fresh air and serene surroundings, a perfect escape from city life.”
Wali R.Easy to reach from Tbilisi
We are at Zemo Amirni, near Pasanauri, right on the Georgian Military Highway toward Gudauri and Kazbegi. About 1.5 to 2 hours from Tbilisi by car, taxi, or any Kazbegi-bound tour. Full directions on the contact page.
Frequently asked questions
How far is Raft in Georgia from Tbilisi?
We are at Zemo Amirni near Pasanauri, in the White Aragvi gorge, about a 1.5 to 2 hour drive north of Tbilisi on the main Kazbegi highway. An easy day trip from the city.
Do I need rafting experience?
None at all. Most of our guests are first-timers. Certified guides give a full safety briefing before you launch, and we have gentle tourist-friendly routes as well as extreme ones for thrill-seekers.
What is the minimum age?
Children can raft from age 5 with a parent, younger than most camps allow, and we carry properly sized life jackets and helmets for kids.
What languages do your guides speak?
English, Russian, Spanish, Italian, and Dutch, so international visitors are fully looked after on the water.
Is equipment included?
Yes. Life jacket, helmet, paddle, and a wetsuit when needed are all provided. Just bring a change of clothes and shoes that can get wet.
Can we eat after rafting?
Yes, and you should. Our riverside camp serves fresh khinkali and mtsvadi off the maqali grill, with a picnic area too. For many guests the feast is half the fun.
Ready to hit the rapids?
Message us on WhatsApp with your date and group size. We will sort out the rest, from gear to the grill.
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