Kutaisi: Martvili Canyon & Prometheus Cave, Georgian Lunch
Overview
Beautiful natural monuments await near Kutaisi, featuring the Prometheus cave and Martvili canyon. Walk through impressive stalactite formations and enjoy thrilling activities during this memorable tour.
- 🌌 Walk 1.5 km in the stunning Prometheus cave, with natural halls and unique stalactite shapes.
- 🌉 Experience adrenaline on an impressive hanging bridge over Okatse Canyon (not too scary).
- 🏞️ At Martvili canyon, take a boat ride in the turquoise river for close views of the canyon and possible fish sightings.
- ⚠️ In case of rain or snow, Okatse Canyon will be closed; the itinerary will then include Nokalakevi Hot Sulfur Springs (no entrance fee).
- 💧 The Martvili boat service is unavailable if water levels are too high or currents too strong, typically during spring or after heavy rain.
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The experience offers several options. This price includes:
Small group tour: You will travel on a minivan or minibus.
- Insight into local culture, history, and nature throughout the tour
- English-speaking guide
- Transportation by comfortable minibus or minivan
- Free WiFi on board
- Lunch at a traditional Georgian restaurant (paid on site, à la carte)
- From April 1: Entry fees to 2 locations (₾80 per person; free for children under 6)
Meeting point
Return details
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Martvili CanyonWalk an easy 700-meter paved loop with scenic canyon and waterfall views. Optional activities include a 15-minute boat ride on the emerald river and a zipline (weather-dependent, paid on site).
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Prometheus CaveExplore a 1.5-km illuminated cave route with a local guide, showcasing impressive stalactites and stalagmites. An optional underground river boat ride is available for an extra fee.
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TskaltuboYou will stop for a traditional Georgian lunch at a local restaurant. During the meal, your guide will introduce you to Georgian cuisine and the traditions of the famous “supra”, explaining local dishes, toasting customs, and dining culture (meal paid on site, ordered à la carte).
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TskaltuboBefore returning to Kutaisi, you will visit one of the abandoned Tskaltubo sanatoriums, a unique urbex-style location from the 1950s–1960s Soviet era. This stop offers insight into Georgia’s recent history and is especially popular for photography.
If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.