Season guide for every paragliding location in Georgia
Plan your paragliding flight in the right season. Real data for every active location in Georgia — altitude, peak season, difficulty level and prices.
The season opens in April. Thermals stabilize through May, conditions improve steadily. Early-season prices are often lower.
June to August is peak season at all locations. Long days, stable thermals and warm weather. Book well in advance.
September is excellent. October brings shorter days but flying is still possible. The season wraps up in November.
Flying is limited. Gudauri is flyable for experienced pilots on good weather days. Tandem flights are rare in winter.
Yes, but with limitations. Winter flying in Gudauri is possible for experienced pilots on good weather days. Tandem paragliding in winter is rare and weather-dependent.
Book 2-3 days in advance — rescheduling for bad weather is free
Morning flights (9:00-12:00) have the calmest conditions; thermals strengthen in the afternoon
In summer, bring sunscreen and sunglasses — UV is strong at altitude
Check the weather forecast the evening before and morning of your flight
Early season (April) often has lower prices
June, July and August are the best months — warm weather, stable thermals and long daylight hours at all locations.
Winter flying in Gudauri is possible for experienced pilots on good weather days. Tandem flights are rare in winter.
The season starts in early April and runs through October. Peak season is June to September.
All flights depend on weather conditions. If weather is poor, flights are rescheduled free of charge or fully refunded.
Tbilisi and Rustavi are at lower altitudes with calm conditions — ideal for first flights. Gudauri and Mestia suit more experienced flyers.
