Bakuriani Ski-Pass 2025–2026: Lift Ticket Prices, Best Deals & Tips

If you're planning a trip to Bakuriani Ski Resort for the 2025/26 season, your first question is likely: How much does a ski-pass cost and which option is best? This guide covers all updated Bakuriani lift prices, trail schedules, zone descriptions, and practical money-saving tips.


Three Ski Zones: Didveli, Kokhta, Mitarbi

Bakuriani is Georgia's premier multi-zone resort with 33km of trails and 12 MTA lifts, ranging from 1,641m to 2,702m. While the three main zones are not connected by trails, a single MTA ski-pass works across all of them.

Didveli — The most advanced and highest zone (up to 2,702m). It features 5 modern lifts: a 6-seat gondola (NODO), three chairlifts, and a tow lift. It offers artificial snow, night grooming, and is the only zone with night skiing until 10:00 PM daily. Includes the Didveli Kids Park and a toboggan run.

Kokhta — Reopened in 2016, this historic zone features two Doppelmayr chairlifts and 7.3km of trails ranging from a learning plateau to challenging black runs. Ideal for intermediate and advanced skiers.

Mitarbi — Directly connected to Kokhta, Mitarbi offers 9.9km of wide, scenic trails with a top station at 2,000m. It has a higher average incline and a reputation for "European-style" slopes.

Zones are located in different parts of the resort. The distance between Didveli and Kokhta-Mitarbi is about 4km. You can travel between them by taxi or the local Isuzu shuttle bus.

Note: Crystal Resort Area is a separate private complex. Its lifts are NOT part of the MTA system, and Bakuriani ski-passes do not work there.

Crystal Resort 2026

Looking for information about the private Crystal Resort? They have separate lifts, slopes, and skipasses. Night skiing until 22:00.

Go to Crystal Guide

Lift Operating Hours

Zone Day Skiing Night Skiing
Didveli 10:00–17:00 Until 22:00 daily
Kokhta 10:00–17:00 None
Mitarbi 10:00–17:00 None

Night skiing is available only at Didveli, every night. Bakuriani usually opens in early December—typically being the first in Georgia to start—and runs until late March. Check live status at Status.MTA.Ski.

Bakuriani Ski-Pass Prices — 2025/26 Season

Ski-passes utilize the rechargeable Multicard plastic card. These official rates are for the 2025/26 winter season.

Bakuriani Only Ski-Pass (Winter Bakuriani)

Pass Type Adult Child (6–12)
1 Day 55 ₾ 28 ₾
2 Days 110 ₾ 55 ₾
3 Days 157 ₾ 79 ₾
4 Days 204 ₾ 102 ₾
5 Days 230 ₾ 115 ₾
6 Days 253 ₾ 127 ₾
7 Days 296 ₾ 148 ₾
Student (Season) 180 ₾
Family 2 Ad + 2 Ch 135 ₾
Family 2 Ad + 3 Ch 160 ₾
Night Skiing 40 ₾ 20 ₾
Toboggan 20 ₾ 20 ₾
3 Rides (Multipass) 35 ₾ 35 ₾
1 Ride (Multipass) 15 ₾ 15 ₾

Ski School: Student pass for local schools — 10 ₾.

Multi-Resort Pass: Bakuriani + Gudauri + Goderdzi + Mestia

Pass Type Adult Child (6–12)
Season (All 4 Resorts) 650 ₾ 325 ₾
Season Junior (13–18) 375 ₾
Student Season 300 ₾
10 Days in Season 460 ₾ 230 ₾
7 Days in Season 370 ₾ 185 ₾

Season Passes: Is it worth it?

If you plan to ski for 8 or more days, a season pass pays off. A 7-day Bakuriani package costs 296 ₾ (~42 ₾/day), saving you 90 ₾ compared to buying daily. The 650 ₾ Multiski pass covers all four major Georgian resorts for the entire season.

How to Save on Ski-Passes

  • Buy Multi-day Packages: Saves up to 90 ₾ compared to daily tickets.
  • Student Discounts: Season Bakuriani pass for 180 ₾ or Multiski for 300 ₾ with valid ID.
  • MERE Card Installments: 6 months interest-free.
  • Junior Rates (13–18): Save nearly 50% on Multiski season passes.
  • Under 6 Free: No pass required.
  • Avoid Peak Dates: Visit in late January or March for lower accommodation prices and shorter lines.

Night Skiing & Toboggan

Night skiing runs only at Didveli until 10:00 PM. Rates: 40 ₾ Adult / 20 ₾ Child. Toboggan rides are 20 ₾ via Multipass. Equipment rentals average 40–60 ₾ per day.

Payment Installments

With the Silkbank MERE card, you can pay for any ski-pass in 6 interest-free installments at resort ticket offices. This "Ski Now, Pay Later" offer applies to all four MTA resorts.

Where to Buy in Bakuriani

Passes are sold at ticket offices at the base of all three zones (Didveli, Kokhta, Mitarbi). Online options vary by season—check locally for the current status.

Important: What is Multicard?

Ski-passes are loaded onto a Multicard plastic card. There is a one-time 5 ₾ fee for the card itself. Keep it for future visits or other seasons—you only need to buy it once.

Best & Worst Times to Visit

Bakuriani typically opens in early December and closes in late March. February offers the best snow depth (avg 70cm). The resort is wind-shielded, making it warmer than Gudauri. Peak times are Dec 30 – Jan 13 and mid-February.

FAQ: Answers to Common Questions

How much is a 1-day ski pass in Bakuriani?

55 ₾ for adults, 28 ₾ for children (6–12). Valid for Didveli, Kokhta, and Mitarbi.

What are the lift operating hours?

Day skiing: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Didveli night skiing: until 10:00 PM daily.

Are kids free?

Under 6 ski free. Ages 6–12 pay half-price child rates.

Can I use one pass in both Bakuriani and Gudauri?

Yes, if you purchase a Multiski pass. A Multiski season pass is 650 ₾.

Is there a student discount?

Yes. 180 ₾ for a Bakuriani-only season pass or 300 ₾ for a multi-resort season pass (with ID).

*All prices are valid for the 2025/26 winter season as per M.T.A. Bakuriani.