Keshet Tours Offers Kosher Summer Vacations in Gudauri, Georgia
Keshet Tours has concluded its summer operations in Gudauri, Georgia, transforming the well-known ski resort into a summer destination for observant Jewish travelers from Israel. Throughout the season, groups and vacationers enjoyed the Georgian landscape combined with a rich program of tours and attractions, including cable cars, off-road vehicles, rafting, and ATVs.
A significant aspect of the project was the kosher culinary and religious services provided. Breakfast and dinner were prepared daily, with weekends featuring special Shabbat experiences, including prayers, Kabbalat Shabbat, festive meals, Kiddush, and Havdalah. Evening entertainment, such as a performance by Ruli Dickman, was also incorporated to enhance the vacation experience beyond daytime activities.
This Gudauri initiative complements Keshet Tours' existing kosher tourism offerings in Georgia, which include the Genesis Hotel in Tbilisi and a kosher hotel in Batumi, both operating under the Badatz Kehilot kashrut certification. These services cater to the needs of kosher-observant tourists in key Georgian destinations.
Looking ahead, Keshet Tours is preparing for the upcoming winter season. Starting January 10, 2027, they will launch kosher ski vacation packages in Gudauri, running from Sunday to Thursday. These packages will include direct flights, full baggage allowance, transfers, accommodation at a 5-star hotel with half-board, a four-day ski pass, and spa access, aiming to provide a seamless experience for skiers.
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