Discover the Ultimate Summer Tour in Georgia!

If you're looking for a summer adventure, a Summer Tour in Georgia (also known as Sakartvelo) is what you need! This country offers stunning natural beauty, a rich history, and food to make your taste buds dance. You can hike the snow-capped Caucasus Mountains, bike, raft, or chill on the Black Sea beach. And don't forget to visit the ancient cities of Tbilisi and Mtskheta – they're like something out of a fairytale!

Day 1 of the Summer Tour in Georgia

Overnight in the Tbilisi hotel

Upon arrival at Tbilisi airport, a representative will meet you, holding a place card with your name. The transfer time from Tbilisi airport to your hotel in Tbilisi will take approximately 25 minutes.

For the evening city tour, we'll hit up some great places in the old part of town. Our first stop will be the Sameba Trinity Church, Georgia's biggest church. Next, we'll check out Metekhi Castle.

From there, we'll head down to Europe Square and the Glass Bridge. We'll take a cable car across the main river, the Mtkvari, and stop at the top station. Then we'll walk along the Botanical Garden wall.
We'll visit the Mother of Georgia monument and take the cable car to the sulfur baths area and Legvtakhevi Waterfall.

Day 2: Transfer to Borjomi and Borjomi Tour

Overnight in the Borjomi hotel

From Tbilisi, we'll head over to the cozy town of Borjomi, tucked away amidst a gorgeous green forest. Borjomi is famous for its natural sparkling water and the Borjomi factory where it all happens!

At the Borjomi Central Park, you can take a sip of that delicious, bubbly water straight from the underground source. The park is like a dream, with beautiful scenery and landscapes. It's a chill spot for adults and an exciting playground with attractions for children.

Then, we'll take a cable car ride to the top of Borjomi. You can see the town and the surrounding area from up there. After that, we'll head down to the Green Monastery, with lush green gardens, fancy stonework, and a super peaceful vibe.

And to wrap up our day, we'll visit the Green Monastery. Get ready to be amazed by its stunning gardens, intricate stonework, and a sense of peace that'll leave you feeling all zen. It's the perfect place to reflect and connect with your spiritual side.

Day 3 of Summer Tour in Georgia: Transfer to Batumi

Overnight in the Batumi hotel

We’ll start with Batumi, a stunning beach town on the Black Sea. It offers the whole package: gorgeous beaches, a busy port, and a vibrant nightlife scene. Plus, the architecture is something else!

During our tour, we'll visit a few must-see spots, like the Batumi Botanical Garden, Mtsvane Kontskhi Beach, and Batumi Boulevard. And if you're feeling adventurous, you can even check out the dolphinarium!

After a full day of exploring, we'll head to our hotel in Batumi for some well-deserved rest.

Day 4: Makhuntseti-Gonio Tour

Overnight in the Batumi hotel

Makhuntseti Waterfall:

This waterfall in the mountains is made of rocks and is a popular spot for people to visit.
It's about 30 kilometers from Batumi, and you can hike there or go on a horseback riding tour.

Queen Tamar Arched Bridge:

This medieval bridge is in the Makhuntseti Mountains and is one of the most famous landmarks in the area.
It was built a long time ago, in the 12th century, and it's a great place to go for a walk and see the mountains.

Batumi Ethnographic Museum:

This museum is like an open-air village that shows what life was like in Georgia in the old days.
You can see traditional houses, a watermill, and lots of old farming tools.

Gonio Fortress:

This old fortress is near Batumi. It was built by the Romans over 2,000 years ago!
It's a popular place for tourists to visit, and you can see the Black Sea and the mountains from the top.

After a full day of touring, we'll drive to our hotel in Batumi for some well-deserved rest.

Day 5: Mtirala Park Tour (near Batumi)

Overnight in the Batumi hotel

Mtirala National Park is an awesome place between the Black Sea and the Adjara Mountains. It's home to a diverse range of plants and animals. There are wet forests, pine trees, and Colchic mixed forests, including evergreen shrubs - the park's rockstars. Besides, the park is home to rare and unique species, such as Gultharia like Epigi, Pursula, and Medvedev Bark.

The wildlife features brown bears, Persian leopards, wolves, Caucasian (Persian) squirrels, rabbits, foxes, badgers, forest cats, deer, and wild boar, although the latter two are less common.

Day 6: Okatse and Martvili Canyons

Overnight in Kutaisi

Okatse Canyon is a beautiful natural spot worth visiting, with waterfalls, lush vegetation, and a deep, narrow ravine. It's over 2 kilometers long and a true work of art created by Mother Nature. The Okatse waterfalls are a popular spot for picnics and nature enthusiasts.

Martvili Canyon is another natural wonder that you don't want to miss. It's located in the Anklikan River valley and is made up of limestone rocks. There are two natural limestone bridges in the canyon, a reminder of a collapsed karst cave.

In the middle of the canyon, you'll find small waterfalls that range from 12 to 15 meters in height. And just like Okatse Canyon, Martvili Canyon is teeming with diverse flora and fauna, including unique species from the Colchic forest.

After a full day of exploring these canyons, you'll head back to your hotel in Kutaisi.