We went twice, you can go.

We went in the fall of 2015 to Georgia, and in 2016 to the Balkans. The overall picture is similar. Managers are always in touch, they always serve, they even gave an additional discount, even if it's $ 5, it's still nice. The husband is delighted with the fact that at night you can lie down, albeit cramped, but not sit. The buses are not new, they already require attention, and they are already squeezing out of them what is difficult to squeeze out. Both times we chose hostels, and we think we were right. Hostels are always in the center, hotels are out of the way. The hostels were excellent (except for Tbilisi, there were guards and dirt). Tour to Georgia with the leader Olya, tour of the Balkans with Natasha (guide from Lviv). If we were delighted with Olya, then Natasha wanted to be lost somewhere (she is not a leader at all), because of her there was complete chaos in questions of how to decompose people, where who meets whom before and after excursions, and with drivers on this trip no luck, they seem to be on their own, and the tourists accidentally got on the bus. . . ). But if you look optimistically, then there will always be a company in which it is not very important which leader it is, especially if you live in hostels. Everyone quickly gets to know each other, support each other and share their impressions.. After these two trips, we have more impressions and friends, it's great!

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