All Kutaisi Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 6

Discover the Prometheus Cave and Martvili Canyon on a guided tour from Kutaisi. Explore the cave's stunning rock formations and take a boat ride through the underground river. If you don't have full day for full canyons and cave tour with 3 destinations, we offer you this shortened tour with 2 places instead.

Full-day adventure from Kutaisi to explore Georgia’s Black Sea coast. From ancient fortresses to lush botanical gardens and seaside boulevards, this tour showcases the best of the Adjara region.

Monasteries are an important part of Georgia. They are where our history lies. Let's modernize this already popular tour, make it unique and visit with bikes, really taking in the nature, the views and the sights, all while enjoying the active exploration.

We know the best places to go, the best things to see, and the best ways to get around. Immerse Yourself in Georgia's Culture Without Language Barriers. Discover unique natural landscapes in western Georgia. Travel comfortably by air-conditioned car, with hotel pickup and drop-off from Kutaisi. At Martvili Canyon, take a boat ride along the river through the canyons to see spectacular cliffs and waterfalls. Next, visit the Okatse Canyon and walk on an impressive hanging bridge over the canyon. Venture underground to marvel at the stalactite and stalagmite formations in the Cave of Prometheus and Tetra Cave before the return drive to Kutaisi. Tripify: We're the Tour Company That Cares

If you love snow, this tour is your best decision. During this tour, you will see the fabulous beauty of Bakhmaro, a snowy resort in Georgia. Resort Bakhmaro located 2000 meters above sea level. Your walk will take you along tree-lined paths and large open meadows where your guide will give you free time to play around. These tours are available for all ability levels. If you want to go snowmobiling, write to us in advance. The price of the tour does not include a ride on a snowmobile. Note: It is not necessary to rent a snowmobile, you can enjoy the tour without a snowmobile. Our tour offer a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of snow-covered landscapes. We will give you unforgettable day with our experienced drivers.

Visit ghosts of the past in the Cable Car City of Georgia. Experience history with a visit to a Soviet-era town, and get the chance to ride a Communist-era cable car, enjoy the stunning views, and feel the soviet spirit. During this tour visit Katskhi Pillar, which is a more than 40-meter-tall limestone pillar with an Orthodox monastery perched on top, built in the 6th to 8th centuries. We will visit the Mghimevi Monastery founded in the 13th century, which is one of the outstanding monuments in Georgia.

A private full-day tour to Lechkhumi includes visiting the northern part of western Georgia which is known for its breathtaking nature, waterfalls, alpine meadows, ancient culture, and the most expensive wine. The tour includes visiting the impressive waterfall of Gvirishi with a powerful stream of water from high mountains, the beautiful green lake of Kulbaki to enjoy the beautiful forest and taste the most delicious trout, the historical village Lailashi known with Jewish synagogue, Lailashi Bible and Okronishi swimming pool with healing properties, known as 'Georgian Thailand' because of its great mountain views. The tour is appropriate for people who love mountains, waterfalls, deciduous forests, lakes, and unique endemic wines.

If you enjoy walking in nature, then this tour is just for you. We will travel to the most beautiful part of Georgia in Racha, where you will see the most beautiful masterpieces of nature. You will see Lake Shaori which is even called the oxygen paradise, We will also walk in the forest, while traveling here, you will have the impression that you are seeing some otherworldly beauty. We will show you the temples of Nikortsminda and Barakoni, which are protected by UNESCO. (If you decide to climb to the end of the place of the ''Tskhrajvari'' you will have to walk about 2 kilometers)

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.