Top Georgia Climbing Tours

Canyoning in the wilderness of Georgia, 4 hours of amazing walk through the canyon Sopho near Batumi. This is the best extreme outdoor activity in Georgia, which you will never forget. With professional and certified canyoning guides, this is the safest outdoor activity in Batumi.

Discover Georgia's unique nature so close to you as never before! Unless you experience it yourself, it is hard to imagine a glass bridge over the new creature of nature – a canyon at the height of 240 meters, where you feel like losing your footing. Still, at this very moment, you understand that you are a part of these surroundings, and up in the sky, you get pleasure from the magnificent sights of nature. We will meet you in front of the bicycle monument near Radisson blu. Our meeting time is 9:30 AM. You will enjoy seeing the unique nature from Tbilisi to Diamond bridge, which is 2 hour's drive. Also, we will have a chance to buy genuine honey from the village. Except for the Canyons and diamond bridge, you have an opportunity to try a bike in the sky. We will return to Tbilisi at around 6 o'clock. Please note: If you are going to hike 2km and see the waterfall, please wear comfortable shoes. If you are not going hiking, you can use two hours and visit the cranes' village.

Get Ready For: 2-hour drive from Kutaisi into the Imereti highlands 1-hour hike through untouched forest to reach the canyon 12 roaring waterfalls, 8 intense rappelling points ️ 2 natural water slides & 2 heart-racing jumps into crystal-clear pools ‍♂️ Highest descent: 20 meters 3.5–4 hours in canyon – non-stop challenge and adrenaline ⚠️ Difficulty: Hard – designed for fit, confident adventurers Water level: High – expect powerful flows and serious fun What’s Included: Top-tier equipment: 5mm wetsuits, helmets, harnesses, ropes & safety gear 2 certified canyoning guides to lead, support, and keep you safe Full technical setup for demanding conditions

In the seventh century, monks built a monastery on top of a natural stone pillar outside of Chiatura. It was used by Christian ascetics who lived at the top of the pillar to express their devotion. This cult has now disappeared, but the monastery still exists. Visitors can reach the summit by climbing a 130-foot staircase. The Georgian monk has been living on the summit for almost 20 years. A staircase rising upward is called a ladder to the sky. Only men can climb the pole, and then in special cases.