
Day 1
Adjara— this corner of Georgia, surrounded by greenery and washed by the gentle waters of the Black Sea, is a real natural wonder, where, as in a magical picture, sea beaches, majestic mountain ranges, green velvet forests, transparent waterfalls, crystal clear lakes and stormy rivers are intertwined. This corner of the Earth is a real palette of nature, which gives inspiration and peace. The resorts of Adjara with their picturesque beaches attract numerous tourists, and the region itself fascinates not only with its natural beauty, but also with its unique culture, in which eastern and Western traditions are intertwined. Here you can taste delicious national dishes, see the traditional way of life of hospitable Adjarians and buy unforgettable souvenirs.
Batumi is the pearl of the Black Sea coast, proudly heading the tourist map of Georgia. This modern and dynamic city combines the elegance of ancient streets and the grandeur of skyscrapers, which have become a symbol of progress and modernity.
Overnight in Batumi
Day 2
Keda, located just 30 km from Batumi, is a real oasis of silence and fresh mountain air. Here you can taste wines made from unique grape varieties such as Tsolikauri and Chhaveri. In addition, this area is famous for its healing mineral waters, the springs of which will help you forget about all diseases. The waters "Kokotauri" and "Gundauri" are especially useful for diseases of the gastrointestinal tract.
Mahuentseti — the summer season gives you the opportunity to relax at the foot of the highest waterfall in Adjara, and nearby stands an ancient bridge from the time of Queen Tamara, symbolizing the connection of times.
The Botanical Garden, just 10 km from Batumi, is a tropical paradise worth visiting to enjoy the riot of greenery and devote several hours, or even the whole day, to walking along its luxurious paths and beaches of Cape Verde.
Day 3
Prometheus Cave, formerly known as Kumistavi, is a mysterious underground world of Georgia that is breathtaking in its beauty and grandeur. Underground rivers and lakes, mysterious humidity and stalactites, like frozen drops of time, make this place unique. A cave walk is a journey to the heart of the Earth, where you will have to choose a 1600-meter route or take a boat ride along an underground river, surrounded by stalactites and stalagmites.
Martvili Canyon is a natural gem that will leave an unforgettable impression for a lifetime. In this place, among the majestic cliffs, you can see the footprints of ancient dinosaurs and a caveman. A boat trip along the canyon, between waterfalls and blue lakes with crystal clear water, will give you the most vivid impressions of this unique natural monument.
Overnight in Kutaisi
Day 4
Departure to Racha
There is a famous monastery not far from Kutaisi:
Motsameta. A wooden bridge leads to the building itself, passing along which you can stop and enjoy the beauty of nature, which seems to hide this elegant structure in its very heart. The Motsameta Temple is literally surrounded by greenery of trees that have grown here above the roofs of the monastery buildings. The domeless temple of Motsameta, founded at the beginning of the XI century by Tsar Bagrat III, is also called the Monastery of Saints David and Constantine. Here you can see all the beauty of the green mountains, listen to birdsong, breathe fresh air and just relax your soul.
On the other side of the canyon from the Motsameta Temple we will visit:
Gelati medieval monastery of the Virgin. The center of church and cultural life, the residence of the Catholicos from the second half of the XVI century to 1814, a World Heritage Site. The monastery was founded by King David IV the Builder in 1106 and became his tomb. The Cathedral church was built before 1125 and for another five years it was decorated with mosaics, which are revered as the best in the whole of Transcaucasia. Gelati is beautiful not only from the outside, but also from the inside — it's something extraordinary! Colored and bright frescoes of the 12th century cover the entire interior of the temple.
Next, our way lies to the historical mountainous region of Georgia in the upper reaches of the Rioni—Rachu River. This is one of the most picturesque corners of Georgia, where the Khvanchkara vineyards are located, only the endemic varieties of Alexandrouli and Mujuretuli grapes grow here, from which Stalin's favorite wine was made. It turned out to be impossible to plant these grape varieties in other regions of Georgia, so the real Khvanchkara is made only here. These are very beautiful mountains, composed of limestone, with many caves and interesting rocks.
Nakerala Pass, the height of which is 1218 m. Along the way, you will enjoy the picturesque scenery of deciduous forests and rocky cliffs.
Shaori is an artificial lake in the Shaori basin at an altitude of 1105 m. The slopes of the reservoir are covered with coniferous forests and alpine meadows. The air is intoxicating and intoxicating, it smells of herbs and forest, separately with a needle and separately with a leaf, each bush breathes its own breath, the turquoise of the mirror of the water surface fascinates with the beautiful bottomlessness of the reflected sky. Thanks to the gorge, the lake has its own climate, no matter how hot it is nearby, it is always cool and fresh here.
Overnight in Racha
Day 5
Today our route will pass through the beautiful Nakerala pass, where the peak of the Rachinsky mountain range is located.:
Tskhrajvari (the mountain of the "Nine Crosses"), whose height is 1565 m. The panorama that opens from the lower observation deck is already quite enough for a flurry of emotions, but you can climb higher to the very top. There is a clearly visible path leading to it. At the top of Tskhradjvari are the ruins of an ancient temple, where nine iron crosses are installed. The tenth, most massive, cross is placed at the highest point. A trip to Tskhradjvari can be attributed to the mandatory routes when visiting the Rachinsky region. The views that open from the highlands cannot be described in words. There is always a persistent feeling of nature's victory over civilization.
As we continue our journey, we will visit the mountainous Racha region at an altitude of 1,840 m above sea level, where the village of Mravaldzali is located. Extraordinarily beautiful mountains, the purest springs — the landmark of this place is the medieval temple of Mravaldzali, which is richly decorated with ornaments and bas—reliefs. The temple was destroyed in the earthquake of 1991 and was recently rebuilt. The temple is considered a place of power, hundreds of people from different regions of Georgia come to it.
Overnight in Racha
Day 6
Laylashi is a small but picturesque village in Georgia, located in the Rachi-Lechkhumi region, on the western coast of the Rioni River. This is one of those places that captivates with its natural beauty and unique atmosphere. Lailasi is famous for its scenic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys
The sheer pool is one of the unique and unusual places that attract the attention of travelers.
The synagogue is a unique historical monument, which is one of the most important attractions in the region. The synagogue was built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and is a beautiful building made in the traditional Jewish architectural style, with characteristic elements such as arched windows, decorative elements and wood carvings.
Laylashi is ideal for those who are looking for peace and quiet, away from the noisy tourist centers.
Sakinule Cave is a natural refrigerator. The cave got its name from the biting cold inside at any time of the year.
An evening dinner outdoors, surrounded by mountains, which warms the soul and brings joy.Conversations at the table, laughter, traditional toasts, barbecue and wine — all this creates an atmosphere of comfort and warmth. Such an evening can be not only a gastronomic pleasure, but also a moment for communication, enjoying nature and Georgian traditions.
Overnight in Racha
Day 7
Okatse Canyon is currently one of the most popular natural attractions in the country. Guests get on a path that will eventually lead them to suspension bridges more than a kilometer long and up to 140 meters high above the cliff, which is approximately 45 floors. The sight is, of course, exciting and in some ways extreme, especially for those who are not a big fan of heights. But before getting to the bridges, tourists pass a 2.2-kilometer-long trail stretching through a picturesque forest, where, in addition to natural beauty, you can explore the ruins of the 18th-century Dadiani Princes' palace.
Kinchkha Waterfall is a natural landmark of Western Georgia. It is located in the canyon of the Okatse River. This place is quite wild and uncivilized, but it is even more attractive and mysterious.
Overnight in Kutaisi
Day 8
Departure to Tbilisi
This wonderful ancient city itself is one continuous attraction. Located on the banks of the Kura River, the city of Tbilisi is an ancient cultural center of Georgia. Every house in Tbilisi has its own story. It is pleasant to walk here at any time of the year, getting lost in its labyrinths, finding more and more interesting and unusual places for yourself. Trust our guide, and you will discover an extraordinary and original capital! We invite you to learn a lot of interesting things, get acquainted with the secrets of the city and visit:
- Pushkin Square, the place where the great poet loved to walk.
- Ancient excavations of the 11th-13th century city wall, which are located under the highway.
- The world-famous Rezo Gabriadze Puppet Theater.
- Anchiskhati, the oldest church in Tbilisi from the 6th century, which housed the image of Jesus Christ made with hands.
- Residence of the Patriarch of Georgia.
- Rike Park, shaped like a map of Georgia.
- The Bridge of Peace is a unique architectural creation.
- The Cathedral of Zion of the 6th—7th century, it is here that one of the main relics of Georgia, the Cross of St. Nino, is kept.
- Tbilisi Cathedral Synagogue.
- Meydan Square, with its fascinating streets Leselidze and Chardin.
- The 4th century Narikala city Citadel.
- The oldest urban area of Abanotubani (the area of sulfur baths), it was from here that the city of Tbilisi began to emerge.
- Legvtakhevi (Fig Gorge) with its beautiful waterfall.
- The 11th-century Metekhi Temple, which was surrounded by a prison for political prisoners.
- The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity — Sameba, one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world.
- Take the funicular up Mtatsminda Mountain, where you will have a magnificent view of the city from the observation deck.
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