Guiding services
Guides & languages
The single most-asked B2B question is "what languages do your guides work in, and when?" So here is the matrix, up front. Availability is by destination and season — year-round, seasonal, or on request.
| Language | Georgia | Azerbaijan |
|---|---|---|
| English | Year-round | Year-round |
| Russian | Year-round | Year-round |
| Arabic | Seasonal | Year-round |
| German | Seasonal | On request |
| French | Seasonal | On request |
| Hindi / Urdu | On request | On request |
| Persian | On request | Seasonal |
| Turkish | On request | Seasonal |
Specialisations
WineHistorySkiPilgrimageBirdingMICE
Certification & licensing
All guides are licensed for the sites they lead and carry site-specific permits where required (for example, church and monastery protocols, and national-park access). Driver-guides are separately vetted for the vehicle class they operate.
How guides are assigned
We match on language first, then specialisation and route familiarity — a wine guide for Kakheti, a mountain guide for Svaneti or Khinalug. For MICE we assign a lead guide plus floaters sized to the group. You get the guide’s name and background before arrival, not on the day.