Trip to Kutaisi promises a perfect mix of nature, history, and Georgian charm. Start your journey early, and soon you’ll be cruising through the Georgian countryside, heading to Kutaisi, one of the oldest cities in the country, brimming with fascinating sights.

Your first stop is Martvili Canyon, a hidden natural wonder in the Samegrelo region. This place feels like something straight out of a fairytale. The canyon, with its lush greenery, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic cliffs, is a perfect spot for hiking, boat rides, or simply soaking in the views. You’ll glide along the river, passing waterfalls and ancient rock formations that tell stories of millennia. The boat ride is especially magical, offering you a unique view of the canyon from the water.

After your adventure in Martvili, head towards the Prometheus Caves, one of Georgia’s most impressive natural wonders. The caves are massive and incredibly beautiful, filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and underground rivers. A guided tour through the caves takes you along well-lit paths, letting you explore the fascinating underground world. The colors and formations are truly mesmerizing, and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into another world entirely. Don’t forget to look up—some of the cave formations are so grand they’ll leave you speechless.

Once you’ve explored the natural wonders, you’ll have a chance to visit Kutaisi itself. The city is known for its ancient landmarks like the Bagrati Cathedral and the Gelati Monastery, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You can wander through the charming streets, enjoy the relaxed atmosphere, and grab a bite of local Georgian cuisine in one of the cozy cafes or restaurants.

By the end of the day, you’ll have explored some of Georgia’s most beautiful and unique natural sites, from the wild beauty of Martvili Canyon to the awe-inspiring Prometheus Caves. And in between, you’ll get a taste of the historical heart of Kutaisi. It’s a day full of adventure, culture, and unforgettable memories.