Day 1

❖   Bagrati Church

Bagrati Cathedral is an 11th-century landmark overlooking Kutaisi and a symbol of Georgia’s medieval golden age. Recognized as a UNESCO heritage monument, it offers impressive views of the city and highlights Georgia’s rich architectural history.

❖   Prometheus Cave

One of Georgia’s most spectacular natural attractions, Prometheus Cave features vast underground halls filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and illuminated rock formations.

❖   Martvili Canyon

Martvili Canyon is known for its turquoise waters and dramatic limestone cliffs. Visitors can enjoy scenic walking paths and boat rides through the narrow canyon, making it one of the most popular natural attractions near Kutaisi.

❖   Okatse Canyon

Okatse Canyon features a suspended walkway stretching above a deep gorge, offering impressive views of the surrounding forest and river below.

❖   Dashbashi Canyon

Dashbashi Canyon is famous for its striking glass bridge suspended over the gorge, providing unique views of waterfalls and rugged cliffs. it combines modern architecture with Georgia’s untouched natural scenery.

❖   Kintchkha Waterfall

Kinchkha Waterfall is one of the tallest waterfalls in Georgia, cascading down rocky cliffs in multiple tiers. Surrounded by lush greenery.

Overnight in Kutaisi

Day 2

❖   Batumi Botanical Garden

Batumi Botanical Garden features diverse plant species from around the world, beautifully arranged along scenic coastal hills. Walking paths offer sea views, exotic flora, and peaceful green landscapes.

❖   Shekvetili Dendrological Park

Shekvetili Dendrological Park is home to rare trees and exotic plants collected from different continents. Its spacious grounds and tranquil setting make it ideal for relaxing nature walks.

❖   Holy Mother Virgin Nativity Cathedral

The Holy Mother Virgin Nativity Cathedral stands out with its striking Gothic-style architecture and stained-glass windows. This historic cathedral remains an important religious and cultural landmark.

❖   Europe Square

Europe Square is a lively central plaza surrounded by elegant architecture and modern cafés. It highlights the city’s blend of European charm and Georgian identity.

❖   Batumi Boulevard

Batumi Boulevard stretches along the Black Sea coastline, offering palm-lined walking paths, cycling routes, fountains, and seaside views. It’s a favorite spot for evening strolls and sunset scenery.

❖   Ali & Nino Statue

The Ali & Nino moving sculpture symbolizes eternal love and cultural unity. The rotating metal figures create a unique artistic experience along the seaside promenade.

❖   Alphabet Tower

Alphabet Tower celebrates the unique Georgian script with its modern spiral design. The tower also offers elevated views of the coastline and city skyline.

Overnight in Batumi

Day 3

❖   Batumi Cable Car

The Batumi Cable Car takes visitors to a hilltop viewpoint overlooking the sea and cityscape. The ride provides wide panoramic views and excellent photo opportunities.

❖   Makhuntseti Waterfall

Makhuntseti Waterfall cascades down rocky cliffs surrounded by lush greenery. A short walk leads to this refreshing natural attraction, popular for photos and relaxing stops.

❖   Mtirala Mountain

Mtirala Mountain is known for its humid climate, dense forests, and scenic hiking trails. The area is perfect for eco-tourism, wildlife observation, and outdoor adventure.

❖   Batumi Architecture

Batumi architecture blends modern skyscrapers with historic buildings and colorful façades. The city’s skyline reflects a dynamic mix of contemporary design and traditional influences.

❖   Boat Ride

A boat ride along the Black Sea offers scenic coastal views and a relaxing way to experience the shoreline from the water. It’s a popular activity during warm seasons.

❖   Tsikhisdziri Beach

Tsikhisdziri Beach is a quieter coastal spot known for its clear waters and natural surroundings. It provides a peaceful alternative to busier seaside areas.

❖   Mtsvane Kontskhi

Mtsvane Kontskhi, also known as Green Cape, is a scenic coastal area with lush vegetation and sea views. It’s ideal for nature lovers seeking a tranquil seaside atmosphere.

Overnight in Batumi

Day 4

❖   Borjomi Mineral Water

World-famous for its natural mineral springs, Borjomi Mineral Water originates from volcanic sources deep beneath the Caucasus Mountains. Visitors can taste the fresh mineral water directly from the spring while learning about one of Georgia’s most iconic natural resources.

❖   Borjomi Downtown

Borjomi’s charming downtown area features cozy cafés, local shops, and scenic river views. It’s the perfect place to experience the relaxed atmosphere of this historic spa town in central Georgia.

❖   Borjomi Central Park

Located in the Borjomi Gorge, Central Park is a popular recreational area surrounded by forested hills. Visitors can walk along picturesque paths, enjoy family attractions, and access the famous mineral water spring.

❖   Borjomi Cable Car

The Borjomi Cable Car takes visitors above the gorge, offering panoramic views of the town and surrounding mountains. At the top, you’ll find scenic viewpoints and access to hiking trails.

❖   Jvari Monastery

Jvari Monastery is a 6th-century hilltop church overlooking the confluence of two rivers. As one of Georgia’s most significant religious monuments, it represents early Christian architecture and offers sweeping views of the surrounding landscape.

❖   Svetitskhoveli Cathedral

Svetitskhoveli Cathedral is one of Georgia’s most sacred religious sites and a masterpiece of medieval architecture. Known for its historical importance and beautiful stone carvings, it remains an active spiritual center and a UNESCO World Heritage landmark.

❖   Mtskheta Downtown

Mtskheta Downtown features charming streets lined with traditional houses, local cafés, and souvenir shops. Walking through the historic center allows visitors to experience the atmosphere of one of Georgia’s oldest cities.

❖   Mtskheta Flea Market

The Mtskheta Flea Market offers handmade crafts, religious souvenirs, traditional sweets, and local products. It’s a great place to explore authentic Georgian items and interact with local vendors.]

Overnight in Tbilisi

Day 5

❖   Bodbe Saint Nino Monastery

A historic 9th-century monastery dedicated to Saint Nino, the founder of Christianity in Georgia. Beautiful gardens and panoramic views of the Alazani Valley and the Caucasus Mountains make it a perfect first stop.

❖   Signagi The City of Love

A charming hilltop town with cobblestone streets and colorful houses. Known for its romantic atmosphere and stunning views of the Caucasus Mountains from the surrounding hills.

❖   Signagi Historical Wall

Walk along the 18th-century city walls for panoramic views over the Alazani Valley and the Caucasus Mountains. This is one of the best spots in Kakheti for photography.

❖   Lunch At Okro Wine Restaurant

Enjoy traditional Georgian cuisine and local wines in a warm, authentic atmosphere. The terrace offers spectacular views of the Caucasus Mountains while you dine

❖  Kvareli Wine Cave With Wine Tasting

Visit one of Georgia’s famous wine cellars and learn about centuries-old traditional winemaking techniques. Taste 5 different types of trophy-winning wines in this historic setting, each carefully selected to showcase the best of Georgian viticulture

❖  Georgian Cuisine Master Classes

Participate in a fun and interactive cooking class where you’ll learn to prepare authentic Georgian dishes. A unique way to bring home a taste of Georgia.

❖   Electric Ride into the Vineyards (Seasonal)

Enjoy a fun and eco-friendly electric vehicle tour through the beautiful Kakheti vineyards. Glide between the grapevines, collect fresh grapes directly from the vineyard, and take in scenic views while learning about local winemaking.

Back to Tbilisi and check in hotel