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Where to Go with Your SUP Board in Georgia — The Most Scenic Lakes and Water Spots
This article is regularly updated with new routes and SUP locations around Georgia.
We personally explore lakes and spots — and share only the places that are truly great for paddleboarding.
Last updated: April 2025
Stay tuned — we’ll soon add even more beautiful lakes and routes for your next SUP adventure!
We personally explore lakes and spots — and share only the places that are truly great for paddleboarding.
Last updated: April 2025
Stay tuned — we’ll soon add even more beautiful lakes and routes for your next SUP adventure!
If you want to explore Georgia’s nature from the water, a SUP board is the perfect way to do it.
It gives you complete freedom — paddle wherever you want, enjoy the silence, discover hidden bays, wild beaches, and peaceful corners.
You can rent a SUP board from us for a day or more — a full set with paddle, pump, backpack, and life vest.
It fits easily into your car trunk and can be assembled right on the spot.
It’s a great option if you want to take the board on a road trip and paddle not only at Tbilisi Sea, but also in other beautiful spots around the country.
In this article, we’ve collected the most scenic SUP locations in Georgia — from mountain lakes to warm coastal lagoons.
Let’s go!
It gives you complete freedom — paddle wherever you want, enjoy the silence, discover hidden bays, wild beaches, and peaceful corners.
You can rent a SUP board from us for a day or more — a full set with paddle, pump, backpack, and life vest.
It fits easily into your car trunk and can be assembled right on the spot.
It’s a great option if you want to take the board on a road trip and paddle not only at Tbilisi Sea, but also in other beautiful spots around the country.
In this article, we’ve collected the most scenic SUP locations in Georgia — from mountain lakes to warm coastal lagoons.
Let’s go!
Tbilisi Sea — SUP Classic Right in the Capital
Tbilisi Sea — The Most Popular and Accessible SUP Spot Near Tbilisi
The Tbilisi Reservoir is one of the most popular and accessible places for SUP trips in Georgia.
It’s located just 15 minutes from the center of Tbilisi — but feels like a true escape into nature.
The reservoir was created in the 1950s for water supply and flood protection.
Over time, it became a full-fledged recreation area.
With a length of about 8.75 km and a width of up to 2.85 km, it’s the largest artificial lake near the capital of Georgia — and a perfect place for paddleboarding.
Nature & Atmosphere
Along the shores of the Tbilisi Sea you’ll find wild hills, pine and deciduous forests, and sometimes open slopes that resemble Mediterranean landscapes.
In some spots, you might see pelicans, herons, or even foxes coming to the water at sunrise.
SUP riding here feels not just like a workout — but a real little nature adventure.
Reservoir Size
Length: ~8.75 km
Width: up to 2.85 km
Surface area: ~11.6 km²
Depth
(Approximate figures — may vary depending on the season and rainfall)
Maximum depth: up to 45 m (in the central part)
Average depth: 25–30 m
Shallow water near the shore: 1–3 m
Spring: high water level after snowmelt
Summer: stable high level
Autumn: gradually decreasing
Winter: minimum level — but the lake does not freeze
Water Temperature
(Approximate figures — depending on the year)
Spring (April–May): 14–18°C
Summer (June–August): 22–26°C
Autumn (September–October): 18–21°C
Winter: 7–10°C — stays ice-free
Water Clarity
The water is clean and transparent, with no current.
If you start from the wild shore — there is no trash.
Near popular beaches, the water may become murky during wind or when there are many people.
Perfect for SUP and swimming.
The cleanest parts of the reservoir are the northern and eastern shores.
The Tbilisi Reservoir is one of the most popular and accessible places for SUP trips in Georgia.
It’s located just 15 minutes from the center of Tbilisi — but feels like a true escape into nature.
The reservoir was created in the 1950s for water supply and flood protection.
Over time, it became a full-fledged recreation area.
With a length of about 8.75 km and a width of up to 2.85 km, it’s the largest artificial lake near the capital of Georgia — and a perfect place for paddleboarding.
Nature & Atmosphere
Along the shores of the Tbilisi Sea you’ll find wild hills, pine and deciduous forests, and sometimes open slopes that resemble Mediterranean landscapes.
In some spots, you might see pelicans, herons, or even foxes coming to the water at sunrise.
SUP riding here feels not just like a workout — but a real little nature adventure.
Reservoir Size
Length: ~8.75 km
Width: up to 2.85 km
Surface area: ~11.6 km²
Depth
(Approximate figures — may vary depending on the season and rainfall)
Maximum depth: up to 45 m (in the central part)
Average depth: 25–30 m
Shallow water near the shore: 1–3 m
Spring: high water level after snowmelt
Summer: stable high level
Autumn: gradually decreasing
Winter: minimum level — but the lake does not freeze
Water Temperature
(Approximate figures — depending on the year)
Spring (April–May): 14–18°C
Summer (June–August): 22–26°C
Autumn (September–October): 18–21°C
Winter: 7–10°C — stays ice-free
Water Clarity
The water is clean and transparent, with no current.
If you start from the wild shore — there is no trash.
Near popular beaches, the water may become murky during wind or when there are many people.
Perfect for SUP and swimming.
The cleanest parts of the reservoir are the northern and eastern shores.
SUP at Zhinvali Reservoir — A Turquoise Mirror in the Mountains
SUP at Zhinvali Reservoir — A Turquoise Mirror in the MountainsZhinvali Reservoir (also spelled Jinvali or Zhinvali) is a true natural masterpiece located in the Dusheti region, just 60 km from Tbilisi, on the way to Kazbegi.
Surrounded by mountains, it’s famous for its incredible turquoise water — especially stunning on sunny days.
Paddling here feels like gliding through a mountain fairytale.
This place is popular with tourists, but the water stays calm and spacious — especially in the early morning or on weekdays.
SUP at Zhinvali is a great way to escape the city, enjoy pure nature, and discover hidden corners of the Georgian mountains.
One of the most beautiful routes is along the slope from the northern shore to the southern part of the reservoir, where you’ll find panoramic mountain views and the ancient Zhinvali Fortress.
Swimming Season
The SUP season here is short — about 6 weeks in mid-summer.
At other times, the water level drops, and the water becomes murkier.
Location
Dusheti Municipality, on the Aragvi River
Distance from Tbilisi: ~60 km (1.5 hours by car)
Reservoir Size
Length: ~6–7 km
Width: up to 1.5 km
Surface area: ~11 km²
Depth
Maximum depth: up to 75 m
Average depth: 30–50 m
Shallow water near the shore: 1–2 m
Spring: low water level, gradually rising after snowmelt
Summer: stable level — perfect for swimming and SUP
Autumn: slowly decreasing, water gets murkier
Winter: low level, doesn’t freeze completely
Water Temperature
Spring: 10–14°C
Summer: 18–22°C
Autumn: 14–17°C
Winter: 5–8°C
Water Clarity
In summer, the water is clean and very transparent (especially on clear days).
The color ranges from bright turquoise to emerald green.
Perfect for SUP — especially in the morning hours.
Few people on the water, no boat traffic.
In winter and spring, the water is muddy and very unclear.
Surrounded by mountains, it’s famous for its incredible turquoise water — especially stunning on sunny days.
Paddling here feels like gliding through a mountain fairytale.
This place is popular with tourists, but the water stays calm and spacious — especially in the early morning or on weekdays.
SUP at Zhinvali is a great way to escape the city, enjoy pure nature, and discover hidden corners of the Georgian mountains.
One of the most beautiful routes is along the slope from the northern shore to the southern part of the reservoir, where you’ll find panoramic mountain views and the ancient Zhinvali Fortress.
Swimming Season
The SUP season here is short — about 6 weeks in mid-summer.
At other times, the water level drops, and the water becomes murkier.
Location
Dusheti Municipality, on the Aragvi River
Distance from Tbilisi: ~60 km (1.5 hours by car)
Reservoir Size
Length: ~6–7 km
Width: up to 1.5 km
Surface area: ~11 km²
Depth
Maximum depth: up to 75 m
Average depth: 30–50 m
Shallow water near the shore: 1–2 m
Spring: low water level, gradually rising after snowmelt
Summer: stable level — perfect for swimming and SUP
Autumn: slowly decreasing, water gets murkier
Winter: low level, doesn’t freeze completely
Water Temperature
Spring: 10–14°C
Summer: 18–22°C
Autumn: 14–17°C
Winter: 5–8°C
Water Clarity
In summer, the water is clean and very transparent (especially on clear days).
The color ranges from bright turquoise to emerald green.
Perfect for SUP — especially in the morning hours.
Few people on the water, no boat traffic.
In winter and spring, the water is muddy and very unclear.
SUP at Lake Tabatskuri — A Mountain Mirror Among Volcanic Hills
SUP at Lake Tabatskuri — A Mountain Mirror Among Volcanic HillsLake Tabatskuri is a truly special place.
Located in the mountains of Samtskhe-Javakheti, at over 1,900 meters above sea level, it offers a completely different atmosphere.
Even in summer, it stays cool here. The landscape feels wild and untouched: wide open spaces, moss-covered hills, fresh wind, and crystal-clear water.
A SUP trip on Tabatskuri is less about relaxing — and more about adventure and immersing yourself in raw, wild beauty.
On calm days, the water turns into a perfect mirror, reflecting the sky and hills. On windy days, the lake shows its character — with ripples and small waves.
Why SUP at Lake Tabatskuri?
Location
Border of Samtskhe-Javakheti and Kvemo Kartli regions
Distance from Tbilisi: ~150 km (~3.5–4 hours by car)
Altitude: 1,991 m above sea level
Lake Size
Length: ~6.2 km
Width: ~3.5 km
Surface area: ~14.2 km²
DepthMaximum depth: ~40 m
Average depth: 15–20 m
Near the shore: 1–3 m
The water level is stable — fed by springs and rainwater.
Water Temperature
Spring: 5–10°C
Summer: 13–17°C
Autumn: 10–14°C
Winter: the lake freezes completely
Water Clarity
The water is very clean and transparent.
Color — deep blue-green.
Sometimes you may see motorboats, but there are very few people.
Best SUP season — July and August.
Important: this is a remote place with minimal infrastructure — be prepared.
Located in the mountains of Samtskhe-Javakheti, at over 1,900 meters above sea level, it offers a completely different atmosphere.
Even in summer, it stays cool here. The landscape feels wild and untouched: wide open spaces, moss-covered hills, fresh wind, and crystal-clear water.
A SUP trip on Tabatskuri is less about relaxing — and more about adventure and immersing yourself in raw, wild beauty.
On calm days, the water turns into a perfect mirror, reflecting the sky and hills. On windy days, the lake shows its character — with ripples and small waves.
Why SUP at Lake Tabatskuri?
- Exceptionally clean, cool, and atmospheric mountain lake
- Almost no people or infrastructure — full solitude
- A real “end of the world” feeling
- Perfect to combine with a trip to Akhaltsikhe or Borjomi
- Stunning panoramas and the chance to paddle to a small island
SUP here is best suited for experienced riders or travelers looking for solitude and real wild nature.
Warm clothes and a thermos are a must — the temperature in the mountains can change quickly.
Location
Border of Samtskhe-Javakheti and Kvemo Kartli regions
Distance from Tbilisi: ~150 km (~3.5–4 hours by car)
Altitude: 1,991 m above sea level
Lake Size
Length: ~6.2 km
Width: ~3.5 km
Surface area: ~14.2 km²
DepthMaximum depth: ~40 m
Average depth: 15–20 m
Near the shore: 1–3 m
The water level is stable — fed by springs and rainwater.
Water Temperature
Spring: 5–10°C
Summer: 13–17°C
Autumn: 10–14°C
Winter: the lake freezes completely
Water Clarity
The water is very clean and transparent.
Color — deep blue-green.
Sometimes you may see motorboats, but there are very few people.
Best SUP season — July and August.
Important: this is a remote place with minimal infrastructure — be prepared.
SUP at Lake Paravani — The Mystical Stillness of Georgia’s Largest Lake
Lake Paravani is the largest lake in Georgia by area.
It’s located in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region, at almost 2,100 meters above sea level.
Wide open water, mountain pastures all around, peaceful landscapes, grazing sheep, and a feeling of total freedom — this is why you should bring your SUP board here.
The lake is often called “the Georgian Iceland” — for its raw, mesmerizing atmosphere.
Even in summer, the air stays cool, while fog and changing weather create a very special mood.
Why SUP at Lake Paravani?
Location
Region: Samtskhe-Javakheti
Distance from Tbilisi: ~130 km (~3 hours by car)
Altitude: 2,073 m above sea level
Lake Size
Length: ~9.6 km
Width: ~4.2 km
Area: ~37.5 km² — the largest lake in Georgia
Depth
Maximum depth: ~3.3 m
Average depth: ~2.2 m
Shallow across most of the lake, with a flat bottom.
It can get windy and wavy in the afternoon.
Water Temperature
Spring: 3–8°C
Summer: 12–16°C
Autumn: 8–12°C
Winter: the lake freezes completely, ice stays until March
Water Clarity
The water is clean but slightly murky due to the peat bottom.
Water color — steel grey with a greenish tint.
No infrastructure — pure wild nature and silence.
It’s located in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region, at almost 2,100 meters above sea level.
Wide open water, mountain pastures all around, peaceful landscapes, grazing sheep, and a feeling of total freedom — this is why you should bring your SUP board here.
The lake is often called “the Georgian Iceland” — for its raw, mesmerizing atmosphere.
Even in summer, the air stays cool, while fog and changing weather create a very special mood.
Why SUP at Lake Paravani?
- The largest lake in Georgia — the scale is impressive
- No crowds or noisy tourists — just nature and silence
- A chance to paddle alone in the middle of a huge open lake
- Feels like a real expedition
- Perfect for drone shots and atmospheric photography
Lake Paravani is best suited for experienced SUP riders and those who love unusual, wild locations.
Due to the altitude and frequent winds, early morning is the best time to paddle — the water is calmer.
Location
Region: Samtskhe-Javakheti
Distance from Tbilisi: ~130 km (~3 hours by car)
Altitude: 2,073 m above sea level
Lake Size
Length: ~9.6 km
Width: ~4.2 km
Area: ~37.5 km² — the largest lake in Georgia
Depth
Maximum depth: ~3.3 m
Average depth: ~2.2 m
Shallow across most of the lake, with a flat bottom.
It can get windy and wavy in the afternoon.
Water Temperature
Spring: 3–8°C
Summer: 12–16°C
Autumn: 8–12°C
Winter: the lake freezes completely, ice stays until March
Water Clarity
The water is clean but slightly murky due to the peat bottom.
Water color — steel grey with a greenish tint.
No infrastructure — pure wild nature and silence.
SUP Trips at Sioni Reservoir — Silence, Mountains, and Mirror-Like Water
If you're looking for a peaceful and scenic paddleboarding spot not far from Tbilisi,
Sioni Reservoir is a great choice.
It’s a true mountain oasis: clear water surrounded by forested hills — and almost no waves.
Why Try SUP at Sioni Reservoir?
How to Get There
Sioni is about 80 km from Tbilisi — around 1.5 hours by car.
The final part of the road is a beautiful mountain serpentine.
It’s best to arrive in the morning — the water is calmest at that time.
Where to Start Your SUP Trip
The shoreline is diverse — some parts are pebbled, others have soft grassy slopes.
The best launch point is on the southern side, near the dam — with easy access and shallow entry into the water.
What to Bring
Is Sioni Suitable for Beginners?
Yes! The water is calm, with no current, and the depth near the shore is moderate.
Just follow basic safety rules: always wear a leash and a life vest — especially if you plan to paddle far from shore.
Reservoir Size
Length: ~6.4 km
Width: up to 2.5 km
Surface area: ~12.8 km²
Depth(
approximate values, vary by season and year)
Maximum depth: up to 67 m (near the dam)
Average depth: 25–30 m
Shallow zone near the shore: 1–3 m
Spring: water level rises from snowmelt
Summer: stable and high — perfect for longer trips
Autumn: gradually decreasing
Winter: low level — but the lake doesn’t freeze
Water Temperature
(estimates, vary by year and weather)
Spring (April–May): 12–16°C
Summer (June–August): 20–24°C
Autumn (September–October): 16–20°C
Winter: 6–9°C — stays ice-free
Water Quality
Water is clear and slow-moving.
Litter is rare, especially along the wild shores.
After windy days, you may see slight murkiness near the banks.
Great for SUP, swimming, and fishing.
Cleanest areas: eastern and northeastern shores — farther from villages and people.
Sioni Reservoir is a great choice.
It’s a true mountain oasis: clear water surrounded by forested hills — and almost no waves.
Why Try SUP at Sioni Reservoir?
- Mirror-like water: In the morning, the lake’s surface looks like glass — perfect for calm SUP rides.
- Few people: Unlike Tbilisi Sea, you’ll rarely find crowds here, especially on weekdays.
- Mountain views: Postcard-perfect scenery — green hills, silence, and endless sky.
How to Get There
Sioni is about 80 km from Tbilisi — around 1.5 hours by car.
The final part of the road is a beautiful mountain serpentine.
It’s best to arrive in the morning — the water is calmest at that time.
Where to Start Your SUP Trip
The shoreline is diverse — some parts are pebbled, others have soft grassy slopes.
The best launch point is on the southern side, near the dam — with easy access and shallow entry into the water.
What to Bring
- Your SUP board (or rent one in Tbilisi)
- Water and snacks — there are no shops nearby
- Hat/cap and sun protection
- Waterproof bag for your belongings
- A light jacket — wind may pick up around midday
Is Sioni Suitable for Beginners?
Yes! The water is calm, with no current, and the depth near the shore is moderate.
Just follow basic safety rules: always wear a leash and a life vest — especially if you plan to paddle far from shore.
SUP at Sioni is a great way to escape the noise, recharge in nature, and discover a new place to relax.
Even a short paddle here gives you a feeling of solitude and total reset.
And if you’re lucky, you might spot local fishermen or a flock of birds flying over the water.
Reservoir Size
Length: ~6.4 km
Width: up to 2.5 km
Surface area: ~12.8 km²
Depth(
approximate values, vary by season and year)
Maximum depth: up to 67 m (near the dam)
Average depth: 25–30 m
Shallow zone near the shore: 1–3 m
Spring: water level rises from snowmelt
Summer: stable and high — perfect for longer trips
Autumn: gradually decreasing
Winter: low level — but the lake doesn’t freeze
Water Temperature
(estimates, vary by year and weather)
Spring (April–May): 12–16°C
Summer (June–August): 20–24°C
Autumn (September–October): 16–20°C
Winter: 6–9°C — stays ice-free
Water Quality
Water is clear and slow-moving.
Litter is rare, especially along the wild shores.
After windy days, you may see slight murkiness near the banks.
Great for SUP, swimming, and fishing.
Cleanest areas: eastern and northeastern shores — farther from villages and people.
Algeti Reservoir — The Perfect SUP Spot Near Tbilisi
Algeti Reservoir — The Perfect SUP Spot Near TbilisiAlgeti Reservoir is a cozy lake surrounded by pine forests, located in the Kvemo Kartli region — just about an hour’s drive from Tbilisi.
There’s no harsh nature or extreme conditions here — quite the opposite. The atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing — like a countryside getaway.
Paddling on calm water among the pine trees is a perfect way to escape the city for a day.
Why Try SUP at Algeti?
Location & Features
Region: Kvemo Kartli
Distance from Tbilisi: ~50 km (~1 hour by car)
Altitude: ~1,100 m above sea level
Reservoir Size
Length: ~4.5 km
Width: up to 0.5 km
Surface area: ~1.1 km²
Depth
Maximum depth: ~30 m
Average depth: ~10–15 m
The water is calm, with no strong currents or waves.
Water Temperature
Spring: 10–15°C
Summer: 20–24°C
Autumn: 14–18°C
Winter: sometimes freezes during cold winters
Water Clarity
Clean, fresh water
Bottom — rocky and sandy
Surrounded by pine forest, fresh air, and a full sense of nature.
There’s no harsh nature or extreme conditions here — quite the opposite. The atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing — like a countryside getaway.
Paddling on calm water among the pine trees is a perfect way to escape the city for a day.
Why Try SUP at Algeti?
- Fast and easy road access from Tbilisi
- Quiet, calm water — ideal for beginners
- Scenic shores and the smell of pine forests
- A great spot for a lakeside picnic
- Paddle along forest slopes and enjoy mountain views
Location & Features
Region: Kvemo Kartli
Distance from Tbilisi: ~50 km (~1 hour by car)
Altitude: ~1,100 m above sea level
Reservoir Size
Length: ~4.5 km
Width: up to 0.5 km
Surface area: ~1.1 km²
Depth
Maximum depth: ~30 m
Average depth: ~10–15 m
The water is calm, with no strong currents or waves.
Water Temperature
Spring: 10–15°C
Summer: 20–24°C
Autumn: 14–18°C
Winter: sometimes freezes during cold winters
Water Clarity
Clean, fresh water
Bottom — rocky and sandy
Surrounded by pine forest, fresh air, and a full sense of nature.
SUP at Green Cape — Paddleboarding Along Batumi Botanical Garden
If you’re looking for peace, nature, and clean water — without going far from Batumi — Green Cape near the Botanical Garden is the perfect place for a SUP trip.
Here, lush greenery comes right up to the shore, and the coastline changes from cliffs to beaches — every turn of your route brings something new.
Why Is This Spot Perfect for SUP?
Where to Start
The easiest place to enter the water is from the small pebble beach right under the Botanical Garden.
Look for "Green Cape Beach" or "Mtsvane Kontskhi" on the map.
If you have your own board and come by car — there is access to the water, but be ready to carry your gear down a small path.
What to Bring
Where to Paddle
The most beautiful route is along the cliffs towards Green Cape and further in the direction of Tsikhisdziri Beach.
You can paddle close to the rocks, watch bird nests, or swim into small bays.
Important — don’t paddle too far out to sea — there can be unexpected currents here.
Coastline
Pebbly and rocky shore with greenery and cliffs
Depth near shore: 1–3 m
At 10–15 m from shore: 3–6 m
Water temperature in summer: 22–26°C
Calm water in the morning and evening — ideal for beginners.
Is This Spot Good for Beginners?
Yes — but with some conditions.
If this is your first SUP experience on the sea — go in the morning when the water is calm.
Wind can pick up suddenly, especially in the afternoon.
Wear a leash, a life vest, and stay close to shore if you’re not experienced.
SUP at Green Cape is a chance to see the Black Sea from a completely different side.
No noisy beaches or sunbeds — just green slopes, crystal-clear water, and the feeling of a real adventure.
Here, lush greenery comes right up to the shore, and the coastline changes from cliffs to beaches — every turn of your route brings something new.
Why Is This Spot Perfect for SUP?
- Unique landscape — you paddle along a wild coast where the mountain slope is covered with subtropical plants almost down to the water.
- No crowds — even in high season it stays quiet, especially in the morning or closer to sunset.
- Clear water and sea life — you’ll see the bottom, seaweed, and sometimes small fish under your board. Real sea meditation.
Where to Start
The easiest place to enter the water is from the small pebble beach right under the Botanical Garden.
Look for "Green Cape Beach" or "Mtsvane Kontskhi" on the map.
If you have your own board and come by car — there is access to the water, but be ready to carry your gear down a small path.
What to Bring
- SUP board (or rent one in Batumi)
- Water shoes — the shore is pebbly with sharp rocks
- Dry bag — the coast is rocky, and sometimes there’s no dry place for things
- Mask — if you like to dive
- Water and snacks — few cafes nearby, especially if you paddle far along the shore
Where to Paddle
The most beautiful route is along the cliffs towards Green Cape and further in the direction of Tsikhisdziri Beach.
You can paddle close to the rocks, watch bird nests, or swim into small bays.
Important — don’t paddle too far out to sea — there can be unexpected currents here.
Coastline
Pebbly and rocky shore with greenery and cliffs
Depth near shore: 1–3 m
At 10–15 m from shore: 3–6 m
Water temperature in summer: 22–26°C
Calm water in the morning and evening — ideal for beginners.
Is This Spot Good for Beginners?
Yes — but with some conditions.
If this is your first SUP experience on the sea — go in the morning when the water is calm.
Wind can pick up suddenly, especially in the afternoon.
Wear a leash, a life vest, and stay close to shore if you’re not experienced.
SUP at Green Cape is a chance to see the Black Sea from a completely different side.
No noisy beaches or sunbeds — just green slopes, crystal-clear water, and the feeling of a real adventure.
And This is Not the Full List of SUP Spots in Georgia!
Georgia is an amazing country with incredibly diverse nature.
Here you can paddle on mountain lakes, reservoirs, rivers, and the sea — and everywhere you’ll find a unique atmosphere: from the turquoise waters of Zhinvali to the wild beauty of Paravani.
SUP is not just a sport — it’s a new way to travel slowly, deeply, and mindfully.
It lets you see places from a different perspective and simply enjoy the moment.
Want to Try SUP or Already in Love with It?
You can rent a board from us!
We offer a full set for rent: board, paddle, pump, life vest, and backpack — everything is easy to take on the road.
We’ll help you choose a location and give you route advice.
Contact us via Instagram or Telegram — and we’ll find the perfect SUP adventure for you.
Let every lake become your new SUP journey!
Georgia is an amazing country with incredibly diverse nature.
Here you can paddle on mountain lakes, reservoirs, rivers, and the sea — and everywhere you’ll find a unique atmosphere: from the turquoise waters of Zhinvali to the wild beauty of Paravani.
SUP is not just a sport — it’s a new way to travel slowly, deeply, and mindfully.
It lets you see places from a different perspective and simply enjoy the moment.
Want to Try SUP or Already in Love with It?
You can rent a board from us!
We offer a full set for rent: board, paddle, pump, life vest, and backpack — everything is easy to take on the road.
We’ll help you choose a location and give you route advice.
Contact us via Instagram or Telegram — and we’ll find the perfect SUP adventure for you.
Let every lake become your new SUP journey!
You can book your SUP via social media or messengers.
