Departure from Tbilisi hotel
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JOSEPH STALIN’S HOME MUSEUM
Joseph Stalin’s house-museum located in the town of Gori stores personal items belonging to the leader. Here visitors will also have a chance to see the famous bulletproof train carriage he travelled in.

UPLISTSIKHE
Uplistsikhe cave town s the first settled area mentioned in manuscripts dating from 2nd millennium BC. The town was an important point on the trade route linking Byzantium, India and China. The archaeological excavations uncovered several layers dating from the Early Iron Age to the late Middle Ages.

RIKOTI PASS
The drive through the Rikoti Pass is a very authentically Georgian experience. Here you’ll find locals selling handmade wooden baskets and ceramic crafts on the side of the road. It’s like a small permanent art fair.

KUTAISI
Kutaisi is the second largest city in Georgia. Its history goes back to the 2nd millennium BC when it was the capital of the Colchis, the very kingdom Jason sailed to for his quest to find the Golden Fleece.

DINNER
We’ll have a nice relaxing dinner at a local restaurant in Kutaisi.
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Overnight stay in Kutaisi.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Departure after breakfast.
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MARTVILI CANYON
Martvili is a small town in Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti province of Western Georgia.
It’s famous for the canyon, a unique natural attraction and protected area that has been formed by the fierce Abasha river. The water has shaped the landscape into a glorious gorge with canyons, caves and waterfalls.

OKATSE CANYON
Located in Western Georgia, near the village of Gordi, Okatse canyon is another nature made wonder that should be on every visitor’s bucket list. With its magnificent wild nature, astonishing waterfalls and breathtaking views it’s the perfect place for a relaxing walk through nature. The few beautiful bridges made of natural stone will lead you over the river and provide a great spot to take a photo.

DINNER
For dinner, we’ll return to Kutaisi where once again you will be able to expand your knowledge of Georgian cuisine.
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Overnight stay in Kutaisi.

Departure after breakfast.
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KUTAISI FARMER’S MARKET
Have a peek at the authentic side of Kutaisi. At the farmer’s market, you can buy everything from locally produced fruit and vegetables to homemade sweets and delicious Imeretian cheese.

GELATI ACADEMY AND MONASTERY COMPLEX
Dating back to the 12th century, Gelati Monastery is one of the first educational hubs in Georgia.
The complex included an Academy, where some of the most renowned Georgian theologians, scientists and philosophers have graduated from.

BAGRATI CATHEDRAL
Bagrati Cathedral, named after the first King of united Georgia – Bagrat the Third, was very cleverly constructed on the top of a hill, so it would be visible from every part of Kutaisi city. It’s over 10 centuries old and like many other places to visit in Georgia, is also included in UNESCO World Heritage sites list.


SATAPLIA
Sataplia is a national reserve located north from Kutaisi. It’s main attraction are the
dinosaur footprints which can be viewed on the territory of the museum.
At the park’s heart lies the 900 m long Sataplia cave, which contains a great variety of stalactites and stalagmites. Colourful lights that illuminate the rocky structures turn nature’s beauty into a fascinating spectacle.

PROMETHEUS CAVES
According to the local retelling of the famous Greek myth, Prometheus was kept here in one of the caves as the punishment for giving mankind fire. Today Prometheus caves are one of the most popular natural attractions and largest caves to visit in Georgia. Here you can witness nature in all its primal beauty - stalactites, stalagmites, curtains, petrified waterfalls, cave pearls, underground rivers, and lakes.
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Arrival in Tbilisi in the late evening.