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Private Martvili Canyon and Prometheus Cave Tour from Tbilisi

From $199 • 14 hours • ushba travel • Georgia, Tbilisi • Pickup available • Free until 1 day before

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Why we love it?

The Private Martvili Canyon and Prometheus Cave Tour from Tbilisi offers an immersive exploration of Georgia's natural wonders over a 14-hour journey. This experience is ideal for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers, as it combines stunning landscapes with the intriguing geology of the region. Participants will visit the breathtaking Prometheus Cave, renowned for its impressive stalactites and underground rivers, and the picturesque Martvili Canyon, known for its lush greenery and tranquil waters. The tour includes comfortable transportation and a knowledgeable guide, ensuring a personalized and enriching experience in the captivating underworld of Colchis.

Inclusions

Comfortable service. Guide service.

Exclusions

Lunch

Itinerary

prometeus cave

In the Bagrati temple we will personally see all the beauty and unique charm of the impressive Georgian architecture of a thousand years ago.

Underworld of Colchis In the end

you will visit Kumistavi, where the colorful cave world of Colchis in all its glory will appear before you. On a 1,700-meter walking trail through the grottoes, you will see stalactites and stalagmites, underground waterfalls, rivers, and a lake. And in the famous Prometheus Cave (Amirani), let us recall the legend of a chained mythological hero who angered the gods.

Step 3

700 m long stone paved circular route starts from Martvili Canyon visitor center and crosses the Dadiani historical trail. There are 2 bridges, 3 platform views and historical 30 steps stair constructed by large limestone boulders. Visitors can enjoy 300 meter boat tour on river Abasha and beautiful views of mountain river canyon.

Step 4

After resting for a couple of hours on the way, you will arrive in beautiful Kutaisi. Here you will find amazing golden fountains, the huge bubbling Rioni River, old small streets and the futuristic building of the Parliament of Georgia.