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Discover Georgia’s natural beauty on this small-group tour from Kutaisi, visiting Martvili & Okatse Canyons, Prometheus Cave, with expert guides and stunning views.

This small-group tour from Kutaisi offers an affordable and comprehensive way to experience some of Georgia’s most impressive natural sights. Priced at just $27.28 per person, the 9-hour journey takes you through two breathtaking canyons, the famous Prometheus Cave, and a few charming local stops. The tour is highly rated with a perfect 5.0 out of 5 from 12 reviews, emphasizing the stunning scenery and knowledgeable guides. It suits travelers who want a hassle-free adventure with all transport and activities organized, allowing you to focus entirely on enjoying the scenery and making new friends.
This tour is ideal for those with a moderate physical fitness level, as it involves walking and some optional activities like ziplining and boat rides. The air-conditioned vehicle, free WiFi, and small-group atmosphere enhance comfort and interaction. While the admission fees to the canyons and caves are not included in the tour price, there are opportunities for additional activities like boat rides and jeep excursions, which are optional and paid separately.

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The tour begins at 10:00am at the Megobari Tours Meeting Point near the Colchis Fountain in Kutaisi. From there, an air-conditioned vehicle takes you to your first stop: the famous Prometheus Cave. This spectacular cave features impressive stalactites and stalagmites and offers an hour-long walk through its natural halls. The admission fee is not included in the tour price, but the cave’s natural beauty makes it a highlight of the day.
The guided walk through Prometheus Cave allows you to marvel at the natural formations and enjoy some excellent photo opportunities. The vast halls and stalactites create a surreal atmosphere, perfect for those who enjoy geology and natural marvels. The guided explanation helps you understand the significance of this UNESCO-listed site, making the visit both fun and educational.

Next, the group visits Martvili Canyon, a natural wonder near Kutaisi. This stop lasts about 40 minutes and includes options for a boat tour or a walk along the mountain river and waterfalls. The water turquoise and inviting, providing excellent chances for photos. Visitors can also choose to zipline over the canyon, adding an extra thrill to the visit.
Martvili Canyon is renowned for its natural stone bridges and waterfalls, which create a striking landscape. If you prefer, you can simply walk and take in the scenery or relax by the water. The boat ride is optional and costs $20, while the ziplining is available for about 10-15 GEL. The canyon’s lush surroundings and water features make it a favorite stop.

The tour continues with a visit to Okatse Canyon, where you’ll have about an hour to explore. The main attraction here is the hanging bridge, which offers incredible views over the canyon below. The admission fee is not included, but the walking across the bridge provides a thrilling perspective of the rugged landscape.
The Okatse Canyon is known for its dramatic cliffs and scenic vistas. The hanging bridge is a highlight, offering a perfect spot for photos and some adrenaline. The walk is suitable for those comfortable with heights, and the views make the slight physical effort worthwhile. The jeep ride to the canyon is optional and costs about 10-15 GEL.

A charming part of this tour is the stop at Zeda Gordi, where visitors can enjoy a short “Churchkhela” masterclass. This traditional Georgian candy, made from grape must and nuts, is a local favorite. The stop lasts 20 minutes and includes the chance to purchase local sweets from a small factory store.
This visit offers insight into Georgia’s culinary traditions and allows for some hands-on participation. It’s a sweet break from the outdoor adventures and provides a chance to support local artisans. The free masterclass combines cultural appreciation with a tasty treat.

Back at Kutaisi, the tour wraps up with an hour-long visit to the Prometheus Cave for a more thorough exploration. This second visit emphasizes the natural halls, stalactites, and stalagmites, showcasing the geological beauty of Georgia. The admission fee is not included, but the walk through the spectacular cavern remains a highlight.
The guided walk provides detailed explanations of the cave’s formations and history. The cool interior offers a refreshing break from the summer sun, while the natural sculptures create a mystical atmosphere for visitors. This stop completes the cave experience begun earlier in the day.

Before returning to Kutaisi, the tour makes a 20-minute stop at abandoned sanatoriums in Tskaltubo. This brief visit offers an eerie glimpse into Georgia’s past health resorts. The site is free to explore, and the crumbling buildings add an element of historical intrigue.
While not a main attraction, this stop provides a unique perspective on the region’s history and architecture. It’s especially interesting for those who enjoy exploring abandoned sites and learning about local history.

The tour departs from Kutaisi at 10:00am and ends back at the meeting point after about 9 hours. The small-group setting ensures a more personalized experience, with group discounts and the flexibility for optional activities. The guide is known for being friendly and knowledgeable, enhancing the overall experience.
The transport is in an air-conditioned vehicle, making the long day comfortable, and WiFi onboard keeps you connected during the drive. The admission fees to the three main locations (totaling 65.00 per adult and 16.50 per child) are paid separately, and optional activities like boat rides ($20) and jeep rides (10-15 GEL) cost extra.
This full-day adventure suits those who want a convenient way to explore Georgia’s natural landscapes without the hassle of planning. The stunning canyon views, cave exploration, and the chance to learn about local culture make it a well-rounded experience. The moderate physical activity involved makes it accessible to most travelers with average fitness.
The small-group format and friendly guide make it ideal for travelers seeking a personal, engaging experience. While there are optional activities at additional costs, the core sights are sufficiently impressive on their own. The tour’s affordable price and perfect reviews reflect its value for money.
This guided tour from Kutaisi offers a comprehensive look at Georgia’s natural beauty in just one day. With visits to two canyons, a cavern, and a cultural stop, it balances outdoor adventure with cultural insights. The stunning scenery and friendly guides make it a reliable choice for those wanting a hassle-free exploration of Georgia’s landscape.
While the admission costs are separate, the value for money remains high given the diversity of sights and the comfortable transport included. The perfect rating and glowing reviews indicate this tour’s consistent quality. It’s especially suitable for nature lovers and first-time visitors looking to see Georgia’s best outdoor sights with ease.
“The tour went really well. The places to see are stunning and the last stop at the abandoned sanatoriums was super cool. Or guide (sorry, I am real…”
What is included in the tour price?
The tour price covers transport in an air-conditioned vehicle, an English-speaking guide, and WiFi onboard. Entry fees to the attractions are not included but can be paid separately.
Are optional activities like boat rides and ziplining available?
Yes, boat rides at Martvili Canyon cost $20, and ziplining at Martvili is available; jeep rides at Okatse cost 10-15 GEL.
What should I bring for this tour?
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a camera, sun protection, and any personal snacks or water you might need. The tour involves walking and some physical activity.
How long are the stops at each site?
Stops vary from 20 minutes at Zeda Gordi, 40 minutes at Martvili Canyon, an hour at Prometheus Cave, to 20 minutes at Tskaltubo. The total duration is approximately 9 hours.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, it can be enjoyed by children, especially with the optional activities like boat rides and ziplining, though parents should consider their child’s physical stamina.
Can I cancel this tour if my plans change?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start. Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance are not refundable.