Top Kutaisi Hiking Tours

Get a taste of Georgia’s beautiful natural landmarks when you embark on this full-day caves and canyons tour from Kutaisi. With a private guide, walk on the hanging bridges of the Okatse Canyon, take a boat ride through Martvili Canyon, explore the stunning Prometheus Cave, and see dinosaur footprints in a nature reserve. Note: this tour involves a good amount of walking.

Explore remote mountain villages on this 2- or 3-day adventure from Kutaisi! You’ll go off-road to reach one of Europe’s highest continuously inhabited villages — Ushguli, where around 200 people live year-round at 2,100 meters, cut off from the world each winter. Travel in a 4x4 along a spectacular mountain road, hike to the Shkhara Glacier, and stay overnight in Mestia. Next day will return to Kutaisi, expected return: approx. 7–8 PM (let us know if you need to be back by a specific time). Please note: Accommodation is not included in the tour price. We recommend booking a hotel in Mestia, at walking distance from Seti Square — feel free to contact us for suggestions! Tour options: 1. Small group tour (max 6 passengers per car), 2. Private 2-day tour, 3. Private 3-day tour.

Spend days immersed in nature and hike through Georgia’s Greater Caucasus Mountains on this 4-day excursion. Join a small group and trek to towering waterfalls, past small Georgian villages, and across glaciers. This tour combines lush natural landscapes with Georgian history and culture to give hikers a well-rounded idea of the region. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

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.