Do you want to feel the adrenaline rushing through your veins as you glide through the clear blue skies above timeless Caucasus mountains? Paragliding is a fun way to get a bird’s eye view of diverse Georgian landscape. You can capture your wonderful journey on camera while manoeuvring through the high cliffs and icy peaks of Caucasus or gliding over beautiful green valleys in Kazbegi. Get lost in the blue as you hang suspended between the Black Sea and cloudless sky. You can choose a flight from 15 minutes to as long and as far as possible. Pick a smooth easy relaxing route or a more extreme like flying from the highest points of Georgia, the choice is yours. Our paragliding tour offers unforgettable experiences for everyone who is 8 years or older. A professional instructor will accompany you while flying over Georgia’s most breathtaking sights. We offer you an opportunity to witness all the marvels of Georgia from an entirely different perspective on a safe and comfortable adventure which you will remember for years to come.
If you grow tired of exploring Georgia on foot, you can always try horseback. Horse riding is one of the most enjoyable ways to get familiar with the beautiful Georgian landscape in an authentic manner. It’s a popular tourist activity in Georgian highlands and like biking is available at most tourist destinations.
Enjoy the company of friendly horses on excellent riding paths. Gallop through the vivid green fields of southern Georgia and discover remote Tusheti and Khevsureti from a different perspective.
You will treasure picnics on marvellous open fields surrounded by the mesmerizing Caucasus Mountains and campfires under a beautiful clear sky full of stars.
Saddle up and explore the wondrous nature and rich history of Georgia.
If you grow tired of exploring Georgia on foot, you can always try horseback. Horse riding is one of the most enjoyable ways to get familiar with the beautiful Georgian landscape in an authentic manner. It’s a popular tourist activity in Georgian highlands and like biking is available at most tourist destinations.
Enjoy the company of friendly horses on excellent riding paths. Gallop through the vivid green fields of southern Georgia and discover remote Tusheti and Khevsureti from a different perspective.
You will treasure picnics on marvellous open fields surrounded by the mesmerizing Caucasus Mountains and campfires under a beautiful clear sky full of stars.
Saddle up and explore the wondrous nature and rich history of Georgia.
Get away from your busy everyday life and find salvation in the magical landscapes of Georgia.
Follow beautiful trails over the blooming meadows, through evergreen forests, and along rushing alpine rivers. Discover ancient churches and fortresses and the Georgian history within as you go. Explore the surroundings by trekking the very paths locals have been using for centuries and experience authentic Georgia: endless fields filled by the cattle, goats, and sheep. Catch your breath in a remote village in Georgian highlands where you’ll be able to marvel at the breathtaking peaks of the Caucasus Mountains that stay covered in snow all year round.
Here, miles and years away from civilization you’ll become one with nature.
Georgian people are famous for their hospitality. You will be welcomed everywhere you go.
Try some local wine, taste the delicious traditional food, prepared for you on the spot, or even stay overnight in the villagers’ homes, you’ll never be treated better.
Get away from your busy everyday life and find salvation in the magical landscapes of Georgia.
Follow beautiful trails over the blooming meadows, through evergreen forests, and along rushing alpine rivers. Discover ancient churches and fortresses and the Georgian history within as you go. Explore the surroundings by trekking the very paths locals have been using for centuries and experience authentic Georgia: endless fields filled by the cattle, goats, and sheep. Catch your breath in a remote village in Georgian highlands where you’ll be able to marvel at the breathtaking peaks of the Caucasus Mountains that stay covered in snow all year round.
Here, miles and years away from civilization you’ll become one with nature.
Georgian people are famous for their hospitality. You will be welcomed everywhere you go.
Try some local wine, taste the delicious traditional food, prepared for you on the spot, or even stay overnight in the villagers’ homes, you’ll never be treated better.
Georgia is incredibly diverse. It’s rich with evergreen forests, snowy mountains, pristine lakes, alpine rivers and so much more. Out of all the monuments of nature, caves are definitely among the most stunning places to visit in Georgia. In fact, the World’s deepest cave Voronya can be found in Abkhazia, the most north-west region of the country.
Discover the most magnificent underworld cave systems and cities. Explore fascinating Prometheus cave located near Kutaisi in Imereti region. This natural wonder stretches out for full 8 kilometres 40 meters below the sea level and is completely covered with stalagmites of striking beauty. Tour its glittering halls and watch the sunlight reflects from the still surface of an underground lake creating dancing rainbows on the walls.
But why stop there? Go further to Sataplia cave where you will be able to walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs, quite literally. A 300 hundred years old dinosaur footprint is the biggest tourist attraction of Sataplia. The caves here go deeper than a kilometre underground and most of them haven’t been fully explored yet! This popular tourist destination is both, a perfect place for adventure seekers and a marvel for speleologists.
In addition to the natural caves, Georgia also boasts three big cave complexes that are at least partially man-made. Uplistsikhe, David Gareji and Vardzia are all Georgia’s hottest tourist spots.
Carved out in different centuries and scattered over the entire country these cave towns offer the perfect opportunity to get to know different parts of Georgia.
Pack your bags and don’t forget your cameras to capture the beauty of these timeless caves and mighty landscapes.
Georgia is full of marvellous mountains and beautiful countrysides. If you have ever dreamed about travelling through breathtaking nature on two faithful wheels and armed with just a water bottle and a backpack, then this is the travel destination for you. The well-established cycling paths across all of Georgia will guarantee your safe journey. Immerse yourself into local history as you cycle along ancient fortresses and churches, meet the locals and get to know their ways of life, explore some of the most scenic landscapes and diverse National Parks in the world.
And the best part? It will take you no more than just a couple of days!
Hop on a bike and discover Georgia in a way that’s safe for both you and the environment. Pedal on and make incredible memories you’ll remember in years to come!
Georgia is incredibly diverse. It’s rich with evergreen forests, snowy mountains, pristine lakes, alpine rivers and so much more. Out of all the monuments of nature, caves are definitely among the most stunning places to visit in Georgia. In fact, the World’s deepest cave Voronya can be found in Abkhazia, the most north-west region of the country.
Discover the most magnificent underworld cave systems and cities. Explore fascinating Prometheus cave located near Kutaisi in Imereti region. This natural wonder stretches out for full 8 kilometres 40 meters below the sea level and is completely covered with stalagmites of striking beauty. Tour its glittering halls and watch the sunlight reflects from the still surface of an underground lake creating dancing rainbows on the walls.
But why stop there? Go further to Sataplia cave where you will be able to walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs, quite literally. A 300 hundred years old dinosaur footprint is the biggest tourist attraction of Sataplia. The caves here go deeper than a kilometre underground and most of them haven’t been fully explored yet! This popular tourist destination is both, a perfect place for adventure seekers and a marvel for speleologists.
In addition to the natural caves, Georgia also boasts three big cave complexes that are at least partially man-made. Uplistsikhe, David Gareji and Vardzia are all Georgia’s hottest tourist spots.
Carved out in different centuries and scattered over the entire country these cave towns offer the perfect opportunity to get to know different parts of Georgia.
Pack your bags and don’t forget your cameras to capture the beauty of these timeless caves and mighty landscapes.
Georgia is incredibly diverse. It’s rich with evergreen forests, snowy mountains, pristine lakes, alpine rivers and so much more. Out of all the monuments of nature, caves are definitely among the most stunning places to visit in Georgia. In fact, the World’s deepest cave Voronya can be found in Abkhazia, the most north-west region of the country.
Discover the most magnificent underworld cave systems and cities. Explore fascinating Prometheus cave located near Kutaisi in Imereti region. This natural wonder stretches out for full 8 kilometres 40 meters below the sea level and is completely covered with stalagmites of striking beauty. Tour its glittering halls and watch the sunlight reflects from the still surface of an underground lake creating dancing rainbows on the walls.
But why stop there? Go further to Sataplia cave where you will be able to walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs, quite literally. A 300 hundred years old dinosaur footprint is the biggest tourist attraction of Sataplia. The caves here go deeper than a kilometre underground and most of them haven’t been fully explored yet! This popular tourist destination is both, a perfect place for adventure seekers and a marvel for speleologists.
In addition to the natural caves, Georgia also boasts three big cave complexes that are at least partially man-made. Uplistsikhe, David Gareji and Vardzia are all Georgia’s hottest tourist spots.
Carved out in different centuries and scattered over the entire country these cave towns offer the perfect opportunity to get to know different parts of Georgia.
Pack your bags and don’t forget your cameras to capture the beauty of these timeless caves and mighty landscapes.
Georgia is incredibly diverse. It’s rich with evergreen forests, snowy mountains, pristine lakes, alpine rivers and so much more. Out of all the monuments of nature, caves are definitely among the most stunning places to visit in Georgia. In fact, the World’s deepest cave Voronya can be found in Abkhazia, the most north-west region of the country.
Discover the most magnificent underworld cave systems and cities. Explore fascinating Prometheus cave located near Kutaisi in Imereti region. This natural wonder stretches out for full 8 kilometres 40 meters below the sea level and is completely covered with stalagmites of striking beauty. Tour its glittering halls and watch the sunlight reflects from the still surface of an underground lake creating dancing rainbows on the walls.
But why stop there? Go further to Sataplia cave where you will be able to walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs, quite literally. A 300 hundred years old dinosaur footprint is the biggest tourist attraction of Sataplia. The caves here go deeper than a kilometre underground and most of them haven’t been fully explored yet! This popular tourist destination is both, a perfect place for adventure seekers and a marvel for speleologists.
In addition to the natural caves, Georgia also boasts three big cave complexes that are at least partially man-made. Uplistsikhe, David Gareji and Vardzia are all Georgia’s hottest tourist spots.
Carved out in different centuries and scattered over the entire country these cave towns offer the perfect opportunity to get to know different parts of Georgia.
Pack your bags and don’t forget your cameras to capture the beauty of these timeless caves and mighty landscapes.
If you grow tired of exploring Georgia on foot, you can always try horseback. Horse riding is one of the most enjoyable ways to get familiar with the beautiful Georgian landscape in an authentic manner. It’s a popular tourist activity in Georgian highlands and like biking is available at most tourist destinations.
Enjoy the company of friendly horses on excellent riding paths. Gallop through the vivid green fields of southern Georgia and discover remote Tusheti and Khevsureti from a different perspective.
You will treasure picnics on marvellous open fields surrounded by the mesmerizing Caucasus Mountains and campfires under a beautiful clear sky full of stars.
Saddle up and explore the wondrous nature and rich history of Georgia.
Georgia is incredibly diverse. It’s rich with evergreen forests, snowy mountains, pristine lakes, alpine rivers and so much more. Out of all the monuments of nature, caves are definitely among the most stunning places to visit in Georgia. In fact, the World’s deepest cave Voronya can be found in Abkhazia, the most north-west region of the country.
Discover the most magnificent underworld cave systems and cities. Explore fascinating Prometheus cave located near Kutaisi in Imereti region. This natural wonder stretches out for full 8 kilometres 40 meters below the sea level and is completely covered with stalagmites of striking beauty. Tour its glittering halls and watch the sunlight reflects from the still surface of an underground lake creating dancing rainbows on the walls.
But why stop there? Go further to Sataplia cave where you will be able to walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs, quite literally. A 300 hundred years old dinosaur footprint is the biggest tourist attraction of Sataplia. The caves here go deeper than a kilometre underground and most of them haven’t been fully explored yet! This popular tourist destination is both, a perfect place for adventure seekers and a marvel for speleologists.
In addition to the natural caves, Georgia also boasts three big cave complexes that are at least partially man-made. Uplistsikhe, David Gareji and Vardzia are all Georgia’s hottest tourist spots.
Carved out in different centuries and scattered over the entire country these cave towns offer the perfect opportunity to get to know different parts of Georgia.
Pack your bags and don’t forget your cameras to capture the beauty of these timeless caves and mighty landscapes.
