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Discover Georgia’s iconic sights on a private day trip from Tbilisi visiting Martvili Canyon, Prometheus Cave, Kutaisi, and more for $110 per person.

This private Martvili Canyon and Prometheus Cave Tour from Tbilisi offers an immersive experience of Georgia’s stunning landscapes and historic sites. For $110 per person, travelers enjoy a full-day journey lasting approximately 14 hours, including transportation, guided tours, and entry to key attractions. The tour departs early at 7:00 am, with pickup from your hotel, making it convenient for visitors wanting to maximize their day.
What sets this tour apart is its focus on iconic spots in western Georgia such as Bagrati Cathedral, Kumistavi’s Prometheus Cave, and Martvili Canyon, combined with a visit to Kutaisi to see its modern and historic sights. While the itinerary offers a variety of experiences, it’s important to note that some activities, like visiting Prometheus Cave and Fur Bridge, require additional tickets, and lunch is not included.
This tour suits travelers who appreciate a well-organized, private experience with a knowledgeable guide and enjoy exploring natural wonders and historic architecture at a comfortable pace. It’s especially ideal for those eager to see Georgia’s diverse landscapes and cultural highlights in a single day.
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The tour starts early at 7:00 am with a pickup from your hotel in Tbilisi, making the logistics straightforward. Private transportation ensures a comfortable ride throughout the day, with air conditioning to keep the group relaxed. The driver and guide coordinate the day’s schedule, providing a smooth experience from the bustling city to the scenic west.
Traveling in a private vehicle makes it easier to adhere to the itinerary’s timing, giving you flexibility and convenience. This setup is especially appreciated by visitors who prefer personalized service over crowded group tours.

The first stop is the Bagrati Cathedral, where admission is included. This impressive structure represents Georgian architecture from a thousand years ago, offering a glimpse into the country’s medieval past. With about an hour to explore, visitors can admire the intricate stonework and panoramic views from the site.
The Bagrati Cathedral stands as a symbol of Georgia’s historical resilience and spiritual heritage. Its prominence on the hilltop provides excellent photo opportunities and a chance to appreciate centuries of history in a single visit.

The highlight for many is the Prometheus Cave, located in Kumistavi. This natural monument features a 1,700-meter trail winding through spectacular grottoes filled with stalactites, stalagmites, underground waterfalls, rivers, and a lake. The cave’s vibrant formations showcase nature’s artistry and are easily accessible on a guided walk.
While additional tickets are required—costing $12—this attraction is often regarded as the tour’s most memorable experience. Visitors learn about the legend of Prometheus, the mythological hero chained in the underworld, which adds a fascinating storytelling element to the natural spectacle.

The Fur Bridge offers a 700-meter stone-paved circular route that starts at the Martvili Canyon visitor center. The trail crosses the Dadiani historical trail and features two bridges, three viewing platforms, and a staircase made of limestone boulders.
Visitors can enjoy a 300-meter boat ride on the Abasha River, which provides wonderful mountain canyon views. The additional ticket for the boat tour is $11, adding a relaxing element to the day’s adventure. The walk over the Fur Bridge and the boat ride combine natural beauty with a touch of historical charm.

In the late afternoon, the tour arrives in Kutaisi, Georgia’s second-largest city. Here, visitors explore famous landmarks such as the golden fountains and the Rioni River, along with the old narrow streets that exude historic charm.
A visit to Kutaisi also includes viewing the modern Parliament building, which contrasts with the city’s traditional architecture. The city visit lasts about an hour, providing enough time to take photos and enjoy the lively atmosphere without feeling rushed.

Guide service is included in the price, ensuring you gain insights into each location’s history and significance. The guides are knowledgeable, making the experience more engaging and informative. The tour also offers group discounts, which can be advantageous if traveling with family or friends.
While lunch is not included, the tour’s structure allows ample time for a meal during the free time in Kutaisi or along the way. The overall pacing balances activity with rest, making it manageable for most travelers.

The tour is designed for most travelers, with a straightforward pickup point at 1 Abano St, Tbilisi. The cancellation policy allows free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour, offering flexibility.
It’s worth considering that some attractions, like Prometheus Cave and Fur Bridge, require additional tickets. Participants should budget accordingly, especially if they wish to experience all features fully. Since lunch is not included, travelers should plan to bring snacks or plan for a meal in Kutaisi.
This trip appeals to adventurers, history enthusiasts, and nature lovers eager to see some of Georgia’s most iconic sites in one day. The combination of natural wonders like caves and canyons with historic sites makes for a varied experience. The private setup is ideal for those seeking personalized attention and flexible timing.
It’s particularly suited for visitors who appreciate comfortable transportation, informative guides, and the opportunity to see multiple attractions without the hassle of self-driving.
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While the tour offers a rich itinerary, it does involve long travel hours—about 14 hours total. Some stops, such as Prometheus Cave and Fur Bridge, require additional tickets, which travelers should prepare for. Since lunch is not included, bringing snacks or meals is advisable.
Plus, as the tour covers significant distances in a day, it may not be suitable for travelers with mobility issues or those seeking a more relaxed pace.
This private Martvili Canyon and Prometheus Cave Tour from Tbilisi delivers a thorough exploration of western Georgia’s most captivating sites. From the medieval beauty of Bagrati Cathedral to the spectacular underground formations of Prometheus Cave, each stop offers a different perspective on Georgia’s diverse landscape and history.
The comfortable private transport and expert guidance ensure a smooth and engaging day, making it an excellent choice for travelers ready to experience Georgia’s natural beauty and cultural richness without the hassle of planning multiple trips.
While the additional costs for certain attractions and lunch require some advance budgeting, the overall experience provides great value for the price. Whether you’re into historic architecture, breathtaking caves, or scenic river views, this tour covers it all in a well-organized package.
What is included in the tour price?
The price covers private transportation, guide service, and admission to Bagrati Cathedral. Other attractions like Prometheus Cave and Fur Bridge require additional tickets.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 14 hours, starting at 7:00 am with pickup from Tbilisi and returning in the evening.
Do I need to book tickets in advance?
Admission to Bagrati Cathedral is included in the tour, but additional tickets are required for Prometheus Cave (costing $12) and Fur Bridge boat ride (costing $11).
Is food included?
No, lunch is not included, so travelers should plan to bring snacks or dine in Kutaisi.
What attractions are covered during the tour?
You will visit Bagrati Cathedral, Prometheus Cave, Fur Bridge, and Kutaisi, enjoying scenic views, cave formations, and historic sites.
Can the tour be canceled?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the tour start time.
Who is this tour best suited for?
It’s ideal for those who want a full-day guided experience with private transport and are interested in natural wonders and historic landmarks.
Are there any physical requirements?
While most stops involve walking, the tour is designed to be accessible for most travelers; those with mobility issues should consider the walking involved at cave and canyon sites.
How do I meet the tour?
The pickup point is at 1 Abano St, Tbilisi. The guide will coordinate the pickup from your hotel.
What is the rating of this tour?
The tour has a rating of 4.0 out of 5 based on 2 reviews, with positive feedback highlighting the nice experience and professional guide.