In the morning, our guide will meet you at the meeting point and you will start a tour of beautiful natural monuments near Kutaisi! First, you will visit Martvili Canyon, enjoying views of the mountain river, natural stone bridges & waterfalls. One of the top highlights at Martvili Canyon is the short boat ride (approx. 15 min.) in the turquoise river, where you'll enjoy close views of the canyon, which you normally would not reach on foot. Note: Boat service doesn't work if the water level is too high or the currents are too strong, usually it could happen in spring or after heavy rain.

You will drive to the Okatse Canyon, where you will change a car to a 4x4 vehicle from the visitor center to the canyon entrance (an extra fee of 15 Gel). At the Canyon you will walk 900 steps on a panoramic hanging bridge & enjoy views of nature, especially in the spring and summer seasons, surrounded by lush green forest. After taking beautiful photos and a short rest on the panoramic bridge, you will take the car back to the visitor center.

Note: in case of rain/snow Okatse Canyon is closed for visitors, and in such case itinerary would be modified and you would visit other locations on the route

After visiting the canyon, you will have the possibility to have a traditional Georgian sweets “Churchkhela” masterclass free of charge.

You will take the car to the spectacular Prometheus cave, where you will walk in a beautiful stalactite and stalagmite cave on a 1,5-kilometer route with impressive natural halls, here the group will be accompanied by the local guide, who will tell us in detail about the cave.

Before returning to Kutaisi you will have a short photo stop Tskaltubo Sanatorium.
After an active day, in the evening you will come back to Kutaisi, drop of at the meeting point.

❗Entrance fees are not included (payable by card or cash at each location);
Entrance fees (effective April 1): 110 GEL, plus optional attractions and the jeep transfer at Okatse Canyon. Children under 6 years old enter free of charge (except Okatse Canyon).

Please note that entrance fees are set by the Agency of Protected Areas of Georgia, not by our company.