Fantastic!! - Amazing experience with Mr. Badri absolutely loved it, very well trained and guide was really helpful also we learned how to ride horse.

Thank you for such an amazing experience! - Such a beautiful scenery! Badri is professional and nice person 💯 I enjoyed the tour and will definitely come back I do recommend 🙏🏼☺️

Nice horse riding - Nice and worthy Experience It was an amazing horse riding trip 💫 Very well and an excellent friendly tour guide Badri. He speaks English very well May be next time I prefer a to have same trip but a group horse riding and off course not in August 😬🌞 I really loved this trip💫

Best morning activity with no experience required - I enjoyed this tour alot in the morning with the fresh air and fantastic views, it was an amazing experience and the instructor was really good; he gave me the basics I need; although I had classes previously but this one was very usfull and more fun, I managed to ride the horse throughout the tour with a little support, definitely recommended.

Very enlightening experience. - Horseback riding in the Tbilisi countryside was very relaxing. Horses were very friendly. A good time was had by all. We would do it again.

Awesome horse ride in Tbilisi suburbs - An amazing trip in Tbilisi suburbs on a horse back exploring vast fields and hells overlooking the city and nearby mountains The instructor badri was really helpful and good communicator horses are gentle and obedient easy to ride with minimal experience and two cheerful dogs will make sure you’re welcomed and having a good time totally recommend when ever in Tbilisi

Nice horse riding (but could be better) - my husband and I took a lovely horse riding trip! It was a bit difficult to get there because of the muddy roads, but we found the place in the end. As it was our first time riding horses, we were a bit nervous. When we met our instructor, Badri, he greeted us and inquired about our experience. After he found out that we've never tried it before, he gave a really brief overview of rules, which were quite simple. However, we felt that a more hands-on approach would be better, for example, giving the rope and actually trying to steer before getting on a horse would be invaluable. When we got on our horses, the first thing we did together was riding slowly and getting used to the horses. That part was great! Later the instructor urged us to go faster, which wasn't quite as comfortable. Badri's mistake, we feel that was the worst, was speeding up and going ahead of us. At some point, when we were going back to the meeting point, the horse under me was getting too excited maybe, which resulted in me flying off the horse on the ground. Unfortunately, as the instructor was way ahead, he did not see it. Thankfully, my husband heard me and shouted to the instructor to stop. I hit my head and bruised my shoulder. We still had to ride back to the finishing point, where I could at least properly sit down and assess the damage. My husband had some water, but that was it. I wish they had a med kit just in case. Thank goodness, I wasn't hurt as badly as it could be. But what if someone's injuries are worse? What if they're bleeding? My takeaway was that it is fun, and it is also difficult and dangerous. Next time, if I decide to try horse riding again, I will try and find a place that provides a better instructions before the activity, and also with just a bit more attentive instructors.

Nice horse riding (but could be better) - Yesterday my husband and I took a lovely horse riding trip! It was a bit difficult to get there because of the muddy roads, but we found the place in the end. As it was our first time riding horses, we were a bit nervous. When we met our instructor, Badri, he greeted us and inquired about our experience. After he found out that we've never tried it before, he gave a really brief overview of rules, which were quite simple. However, we felt that a more hands-on approach would be better, for example, giving the rope and actually trying to steer before getting on a horse would be invaluable. When we got on our horses, the first thing we did together was riding slowly and getting used to the horses. That part was great! Later the instructor urged us to go faster, which wasn't quite as comfortable. Badri's mistake, we feel that was the worst, was speeding up and going ahead of us. At some point, when we were going back to the meeting point, the horse under me was getting too excited maybe, which resulted in me flying off the horse on the ground. Unfortunately, as the instructor was way ahead, he did not see it. Thankfully, my husband heard me and shouted to the instructor to stop. I hit my head and bruised my shoulder. We still had to ride back to the finishing point, where I could at least properly sit down and assess the damage. My husband had some water, but that was it. I wish they had a med kit just in case. Thank goodness, I wasn't hurt as badly as it could be. But what if someone's injuries are worse? What if they're bleeding? My takeaway was that it is fun, and it is also difficult and dangerous. Next time, if I decide to try horse riding again, I will try and find a place that provides a better instructions before the activity, and also with just a bit more attentive instructors.

Honest Experience – Could Be Better (Not Worth It) - I want to preface this by saying that I’m generally easy to please, and I’ve traveled to some of the most remote places in the world, so I can adapt to various experiences and still find enjoyment in them. That being said, while I did enjoy the horseback riding itself—since it was my first time riding—I can’t say this excursion was worth it overall. First, the horses seemed tired, unresponsive, and not well-groomed. Both of them didn’t want to walk the path, making it harder to navigate individually. This took away from the experience, as controlling the horses became more of a challenge than an enjoyable ride. The trail itself was also mildly littered with trash. It wasn’t overwhelming, but it was noticeable enough to distract from the experience. Instead of taking in the natural beauty, I found myself constantly aware of the litter. Now, about transportation—this is something worth noting. While transportation is not provided (which we knew ahead of time), the meetup spot is simply a bus stop where we were picked up in a small, crowded car and driven up a hilly, muddy road to the riding location. The real issue, however, was after the ride. We were not offered a ride back down; instead, we were told to walk back to the bus stop. I personally don’t mind walking or getting dirty, but watching my girlfriend struggle to walk back in the cold in those conditions after an underwhelming ride made the experience less enjoyable for me. One of the saving graces of the excursion was our guide, Natia (I believe her name is). She was kind, helpful, and spoke English well, making sure we felt comfortable despite the circumstances. She also took great photos and videos for us, which honestly make the experience look better than it felt. We truly appreciate her efforts and her hospitality. I’m not writing this review to bash the excursion but to provide an honest account of our experience. While my girlfriend and I always make the most of our trips together and find joy in every moment, I do think some aspects of this tour should be improved—particularly the condition of the horses and the transportation arrangements. Would I recommend it? Not really, unless these issues are addressed. But we’re still grateful for the memories and for Natia’s efforts in making it as enjoyable as possible.

Not worth the trip - Horses in poor condition, dirty and unresponsive. We felt bad for them. Ill-fitting saddles and tack. Very filthy paths and track covered in litter. Only one small area of pretty views in 90 minutes of riding. The worst part was the indifferent guide who didn't keep the tour together and then walked off on his own without telling us what direction to go in. Then, after the tour was over, took off on his motorbike without making sure we got to our ride safely. Do not recommend.