Get on the floor with a professional choreographer and learn Adjaruli — the spirited dance from Georgia’s coastal region. This private 90‑minute class mixes technique, cultural stories, snacks and photo/video keepsakes.
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You step into a mirrored studio in Saburtalo and the first beat hits — a staccato drum, a clarion horn, the music daring your feet to answer. Light from street-level windows slants across the wooden floor; the choreographer greets you with stories of mountain villages and seaside processions before leading a warm-up that feels part lesson, part performance.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people in average physical condition; basic coordination and mobility are helpful
Wildlife
History
Adjaruli dance originated in Georgia’s Adjara region and reflects coastal life: proud male bravado and delicate female ornamentation tied to social celebrations.
Conservation
Support local artists by tipping performers and renting authentic costumes rather than mass-produced souvenirs; studios aim to preserve choreography while minimizing waste from single‑use props.
Reserve your spot on the Georgian Dance with a Professional Private Class today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear appropriate lower garments
If you plan to rent a traditional costume, men should bring long trousers as requested in the studio policy.
Choose non-marking, flexible shoes
Light indoor shoes or socks with grip will help you pivot and protect the studio floor.
Stay hydrated and snack smart
A small water bottle and eating lightly before class keep energy up; the studio provides traditional snacks after dancing.
Reserve photo/video options in advance
Ask about edited photos or a short video during booking to ensure time for filming and costume changes.
Flexible indoor shoes or dance sneakers
Provide traction and allow pivots without damaging the studio floor.
Comfortable, stretchy clothing
Moves require freedom of motion — avoid stiff fabrics.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated before and after the active session.
Phone or compact camera
For personal photos, though ask the instructor about recording etiquette and studio lighting.