From Kutaisi: Canyons and caves tour with transfer to Tbilisi
From Kutaisi: Canyons and caves tour with transfer to Tbilisi
Experience the allure of Georgia’s renowned Imereti and Samegrelo regions
with our exclusive tour departing from Kutaisi.
Delight in the flavors of the region, marvel at breathtaking canyons,
and uncover the mysteries of ancient caves that characterize these illustrious areas.
Our friendly team will warmly welcome you at 10:00 am in front of MacDonalds in Kutaisi city,
located at 1 Tbilisi Street. Keep an eye out for our signature red scarves for easy identification.
Choose to conclude your tour at 18:00 in Kutaisi
or extend your exploration until 22:00 at the esteemed Radisson Blu Hotel in Tbilisi.
Inclusions:
Transportation service
Professional guide service
Optional transfer from Kutaisi to Tbilisi
Exclusions:
Meals and beverages
Admission tickets for Martvili Canyon (17.25 GEL – approximately 5.5 USD per person)
Admission tickets for the Cave (23 GEL – approximately 7 USD per person)
Helpful Tips:
Please note that the tour does not operate during rainy days.
Before booking, we recommend checking the weather forecast in Kutaisi.
Dress appropriately for the weather conditions,
and keep in mind that boat trips may be unavailable in unfavourable weather.
Itinerary
-Enjoy visiting waterfalls.
This wonderful place is located in the Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region, Georgia.
The small city of Martvili is just half an hour away from Kutaisi.
Martvili district is truly one of the gorgeous places in Georgia – combining a unique natural environment.
You will be shocked by brilliant scenery, sensational waterfalls,
and a boat trip in the river with deep green color.
You can take a boat with a boatman, and he will take you on an unforgettable journey in the canyon.
The walls of the canyons are covered with moss.
Martvili Canyon is a fantastic place to adventure with family, friends, and co-workers.
-Visit Kumistavi (Prometheus Cave), the most magnificent cave in Georgia.
Kumistavi owes a famous legend about Amirani for the sonorous naming of the “Cave of Prometheus.”
The legend says that Amirani, like Prometheus, angered the Gods and was punished brutally.
The eagle tormented him, eating his liver; however, unlike the Greek giant, cruel Gods were chained.
Amirani, not to the rock, but inside a massive cave.
Khvamli Mountain is visible from Prometheus Cave, where the legend says Prometheus was chained.
Spectacular views of stalactites, stalagmites, petrified waterfalls, underground rivers, and cave lakes.
The cave has colorful lights, ranging from orange-red to pink and blue.
You can finish the tour at 18:00 at Kutaisi/Kutaisi airport or in Tbilisi, Rose revolution square, at 22:00.