The Best Things to Do in Georgia in the Summer 2026

Welcome to Georgia, where summer brings long, sun-filled days and endless opportunities for adventure, relaxation, and cultural exploration. With temperatures reaching up to 30°C (86°F) in Tbilisi and more refreshing conditions in the mountains and coastal areas, this is the perfect season to experience the country's rich landscapes, historical sites, and vibrant festivals.

What the weather is like in Georgia in the summer

Summer temperatures vary across Georgia, making it ideal for both seaside relaxation and mountain getaways. From the sunny Black Sea coast to the cool mountain retreats, each region offers a unique climate. Here’s what you can expect in popular destinations and what essentials you should pack:

  • Tbilisi & Eastern Georgia: Very hot and dry, with temperatures reaching 35°C (95°F). Expect warm evenings and little rain.
  • Batumi & the Black Sea Coast: Warm and humid, with temperatures around 30°C (86°F) and occasional rain.
  • Mountain Regions (Kazbegi, Khevsureti, Svaneti, Tusheti): Pleasant during the day (18-25°C / 64-77°F) but chilly at night, especially in higher altitudes.
  • Kakheti (Wine Region): Hot and dry (28-35°C / 82-95°F), perfect for vineyard visits and wine tours.
Location June (°C / °F) July (°C / °F) August (°C / °F)
Tbilisi 18-30°C / 64-86°F 22-35°C / 72-95°F 20-34°C / 68-93°F
Batumi 19-27°C / 66-81°F 22-30°C / 72-86°F 22-29°C / 72-84°F
Gudauri 8-20°C / 46-68°F 10-22°C / 50-72°F 9-21°C / 48-70°F
Stepantsminda 10-22°C / 50-72°F 12-25°C / 54-77°F 11-23°C / 52-73°F
Borjomi 14-26°C / 57-79°F 17-30°C / 63-86°F 16-29°C / 61-84°F
Mestia 10-22°C / 50-72°F 12-24°C / 54-75°F 11-23°C / 52-73°F
Kutaisi 18-30°C / 64-86°F 20-34°C / 68-93°F 19-32°C / 66-90°F
Signagi 16-28°C / 61-82°F 19-32°C / 66-90°F 18-30°C / 64-86°F
Gori 16-30°C / 61-86°F 19-34°C / 66-93°F 18-33°C / 64-91°F
Bakuriani 10-22°C / 50-72°F 12-25°C / 54-77°F 11-23°C / 52-73°F
Telavi 16-28°C / 61-82°F 19-32°C / 66-90°F 18-31°C / 64-88°F
Tusheti 6-18°C / 43-64°F 9-22°C / 48-72°F 8-20°C / 46-68°F

3-Day Tusheti Tour: Explore Unspoiled Wilderness
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What to Pack for a Summer Trip to Georgia

  • ✔ Sunscreen & Sunglasses – Georgia has intense summer sun, especially in Tbilisi, Kakheti, and coastal areas like Batumi.
  • ✔ Light & Breathable Clothing – Cotton or linen is ideal for warm days.
  • ✔ A Hat or Cap – Protect yourself from direct sun while exploring ancient towns and open landscapes.
  • ✔ Comfortable Walking Shoes – A must for Old Tbilisi walking tours, Kakheti vineyards, and hikes in Kazbegi or Svaneti.
  • ✔ Swimsuit & Flip-Flops – Enjoy the beaches in Batumi or take a dip in mountain lakes like Paravani or Abano.
  • ✔ Light Jacket or Sweater – Nights can be chilly in highland regions like Mestia or Tusheti.
  • ✔ Insect Repellent – Useful when exploring forests, lakes, or vineyards.
  • ✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated on hikes or while walking city streets.
  • ✔ Power Bank & Travel Adapter – Especially important if you plan long day trips or use digital maps extensively.
  • ✔ Compact Rain Jacket or Umbrella – Summer storms are common in Batumi and mountain areas.

Tip: If you're planning multi-day treks or camping in Svaneti, Racha, or Tusheti, bring warm layers. Even in July, temperatures at night can drop to 5–10°C (41–50°F).

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Top Events & Festivals in Georgia – Summer 2026

  • May 1-2, 2026, Zero Compromise Wine Festival – Tbilisi. Natural wine festival with tastings, food stalls, and live music celebrating Georgia’s winemaking heritage. More info
  • May 1-4, 2026, Kolga Tbilisi Photo Festival – Tbilisi. International photography exhibitions, talks, and portfolio events across galleries and public spaces. Details here
  • May 2, 2026, Gviriloba (Kutaisoba) – Kutaisi. A vibrant city celebration with live music, dance, food markets and local culture. Event info
  • May 8, 2026, National Day of Georgian Wine – Nationwide. A new official wine holiday with celebrations, tastings, concerts and wine events across Georgia. Event guide
  • May 24-25, 2026 (TBC), Tbilisi Open Air – Tbilisi. One of Georgia’s largest outdoor music festivals featuring diverse live music and performances. Festival page
  • May 26, 2026, Independence Day of Georgia – Nationwide. National holiday with parades, concerts and public celebrations across the country. Details
  • June 3, 2026 (TBC), Lomisoba Festival – Zemo Mleta (near Gudauri). Traditional pilgrimage and cultural festival combining folk rituals and community celebration. Learn more
  • June 5-7, 2026, WinExpo Georgia – Tbilisi. Large wine & spirits expo with producers from across the Caucasus region. Expo details
  • June 7, 2026, Tbilisi Cheese Festival – Tbilisi. Celebration of Georgia’s rich tradition of regional cheeses with tastings, market stalls and live music. Festival info
  • June 19-24, 2026, Summer in Tbilisi Festival – Tbilisi & Zhinvali. An international cultural and folklore arts festival with concerts and performances. Official page
  • June 21, 2026, Tom Odell Live – Loco Park, Tbilisi. The British indie-pop star brings his emotional, piano-driven anthems for a beautiful open-air summer show. Get tickets
  • July 10-12, 2026 (TBC), Black Sea Jazz Festival – Batumi. A major music festival featuring jazz, soul, hip-hop and more by local and international artists. Festival page
  • July 11-16, 2026, Art Folk Fest – Summer 2026 – Kobuleti & Batumi. International folklore and cultural festival with performances, music and dance. More info
  • July 30, 2026, Moby Live 26 (Flitz Experience) – Rustavi International Motorpark (Tbilisi). A massive milestone electronic concert featuring the legendary artist's biggest hits like 'Porcelain' and 'Go'. Get tickets
  • August 1-6, 2026, Art Folk Fest 2026 – Kobuleti & Batumi. Another international folklore and cultural festival with group performances and music. Official page
  • August 1, 2026 (TBC), Shuamtoba Festival – Beshumi, Adjara. A regional celebration with horse races, folk music and traditional competitions. Event details
  • Mid August 2026 (TBC), One Caucasus Festival – Tserakvi, Kvemo Kartli. Community arts and music festival promoting regional cultural exchange. Festival info
  • August 15, 2026 (TBC), Kefal Fest – Poti Beach. Family-friendly summer festival with watersports, performances and activities. More info
  • October 3-4, 2026 (TBC), Tbilisoba – Tbilisi. The capital’s signature fall festival with music, crafts, food markets and performances. More info

Summer Foods & Local Flavors to Try

  • Fruit Heaven: Georgia’s summer markets are overflowing with juicy peaches, figs, berries, and sweet watermelons.
  • Mtsvadi (BBQ): Grilled meat over open coals, served with fresh herbs and tkemali sauce.
  • Pkhali & Nigvziani Badrijani: Vegetarian delights – spinach, beets, and eggplant with walnut-garlic paste.
  • Churchkhela: Try this natural Georgian candy made from grapes and nuts — a great snack while hiking.
  • Pet-Nats (Natural Sparkling Wine): Light, fruity, and perfect for summer evenings.

Public Holidays in Georgia – Summer 2026

  • July 20: Iliaoba – Celebration of Saint Ilia the Righteous.
  • August 28: Mariamoba – One of the most important Orthodox holidays, honoring the Virgin Mary.

Pro Tip: Summer in Georgia means sunshine, hospitality, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're planning to hike in the Caucasus, unwind on the Black Sea, or dance at a festival, this is the season to fall in love with Georgia!

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Mystical Khevsureti in 2 Days tour

Join us on a journey through the isolated and historic region of Khevsureti in the Georgian highlands. Divided into three parts, our tour will take us to the famous villages of Shatili and Mutso, known for their stunning mountain views, medieval towers, and sacred mystical legends. Experience the beauty of unspoiled nature and step back in time to the middle ages as we visit these unique and fascinating places. The fortress village of Mutso, perched on a rock and surrounded by towers, is difficult to access and has largely been abandoned in recent years, preserving its original architecture and open-air burial vaults. On the second day of the tour, we will visit Shatili, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a medieval fortress village located at an elevation of 1400 meters. There is no road access to Shatili in the winter, making it a truly authentic destination for tourists. The complex consists of 60 towers and served as both a place of residence and a fortress protecting Georgia's northeastern borders. Embrace the peaceful and inspiring atmosphere of these ancient villages by spending the night at one of the fortresses. Remember, you may not have access to mobile communications or Wi-Fi during this tour, but isn't the chance to disconnect and find silence what you've been seeking? Duration Difficulty Type Language English 2 days Moderately Strenuous Private Russian Includes: Hotel pickup and drop-off (available from Tbilisi, Mtskheta) Guide 1 night in Shatili Accommodation  Breakfast  Water Exclusions: Lunch Gratuities
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Juta & Kazbegi One-day hiking tour

This private one-day hiking tour to Kazbegi and Juta from Tbilisi is a fantastic opportunity for nature and adventure lovers. The tour is designed to showcase the breathtaking beauty of the Caucasus Mountains, including the dramatic peaks of the Chaukhi massif and stunning views of the valley.   You'll start your journey early in the morning from Tbilisi, and make your way to the Kazbegi region, where you'll be greeted by some of the most remarkable sights along the way. The first stop on your journey will be the Ananuri Fortified Castle Ensemble, a 16th-century castle complex located on the banks of the Aragvi River. This historic fortress stands tall on the Georgian Military Highway and offers stunning views of Jinvali Lake. The high, turreted stone walls of the fortress protect two churches, a watchtower, and a reservoir, and the main church facade is beautifully carved with intricate animal, floral, and Celtic-style patterns.   Next, you'll visit the ski resort of Gudauri, located at an altitude of 7,217 feet (2,200 meters) above sea level. Gudauri is known for its stunning views and challenging ski slopes, and the resort offers several ski lifts that take you to different heights.    Finally, you'll reach Juta, a small town located at an altitude of 2230 meters in the Kazbegi National Park. Juta is renowned for its fresh, pure air and breathtaking landscape. During the summer months, the slopes are covered in wildflowers, while streams and cascades are in full flow on the surrounding slopes and valley floor. This is a perfect opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. Discover Georgia on a budget! Join our affordable group tours from Tbilisi. Explore the best of the country at a fraction of the cost. Book now and make memories that last a lifetime More Discover the beauty of Kazbegi without breaking a sweat! Book a regular tour to Kazbegi and enjoy stunning mountain views, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Book now for an unforgettable experience!   Duration Difficulty Type Language English 12-14 hours Challenging Private Russian Need to Know before booking:  Fitness level: This trek is designed for hikers who are comfortable with moderate to challenging terrain. Participants should be in the good physical condition and have prior hiking experience. Weather: It is important to be prepared for changing weather conditions, as the temperature can drop quickly in the mountains. Be sure to bring warm clothing and rain gear. Altitude: The tour involves hiking at high altitudes, so participants should be aware of the effects of altitude sickness and take necessary precautions. Motion sickness: The road to Kazbegi can be winding and mountainous, so some participants may experience motion sickness. It is recommended to bring medication or other remedies if needed. Safety: Participants should always follow the instructions of their guide and take appropriate safety measures while hiking. It is also recommended to have adequate travel insurance before embarking on this tour. Please keep in mind that this tour is physically demanding and requires a good level of fitness, so it is important to carefully consider your own abilities and limitations before booking. Includes: Hotel pickup is available from Tbilisi or Mtskheta Drop-off is available in Tbilisi, Gudauri, Stepantsminda or Mtskheta Guide Water Exclusions: Lunch Gratuities Hiking equipment if needed
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Highlights of Armenia: Dilijan - Sevan private tour

Discover the highlights of Armenia on this convenient one-day private tour from Tbilisi! Travel in style with a professional tour guide who will take you to explore the best of this stunning country. Your journey begins with a pickup from your accommodation in Tbilisi and a drive to the beautiful town of Dilijan, known for its lush forests and charming streets. Stroll along Sharambeyan Street, nicknamed "Little Switzerland" for its wood and stone houses surrounded by forested hills. This area is a hub for Armenian artists and is the perfect place to browse small shops and visit art galleries and museums. Next, visit the stunning Lake Sevan, known as the "Jewel of Armenia." This is one of the largest high-mountain freshwater lakes in the world and is surrounded by breathtaking views of the mountains. While there, be sure to visit the Sevanavank Monastery, a beautiful example of medieval Armenian architecture. Enjoy delicious Armenian cuisine with stunning views of the lake and its mountain surroundings at lunch. This comprehensive tour offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural exploration, making it the perfect way to experience the best of Armenia. Don't miss the opportunity to witness the stunning scenery and rich history of this amazing country with this private tour from Tbilisi. Looking for a reliable private transfer to Armenia from Tbilisi? Duration Difficulty Type Language English 12 hours Normal Private Russian Meeting point: Hotel pick-up and drop-off from Tbilisi Includes: Private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle Guide service Bottled water Entry/Admission - Monastery Sevanavank Exclusions: Lunch (you will need to budget for this separately) Gratuities (optional) Visa fees for guests who need a visa to enter Armenia Important Travel Info: Do I Need a Visa to Armenia? Please note that it is the traveler's responsibility to ensure they have the necessary documents to cross the Armenia–Georgia border. Visa-Free Entry: Citizens of many countries, including the EU, UK, USA, Australia, UAE, and most CIS countries, do not need a visa for short-term visits to Armenia (up to 180 days).  e-Visa Required: Some nationalities are required to obtain an Armenian e-Visa in advance. We strongly recommend checking the latest visa regulations on the official site or consulting your embassy. Note: Our company is not responsible for any delays, refusals, or issues at the border. Please prepare your travel documents ahead of time to ensure a smooth journey.
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Majestic Kazbegi Full Day private tour

You will depart from Tbilisi early in the morning, in the direction of Kazbegi. On the way, there will be some very interesting places to visit. Ananuri Fortified Castle Ensemble is a sixteenth-century castle complex on the Aragvi River. The fortress stands beside the famous Georgian Military Highway, overlooking the large Jinvali Lake. Its high, turreted stone walls protect two churches, a watchtower, and a reservoir. The main church facade is beautifully carved with animal, floral, and Celtic-style patterns. The next stop on the way is Gudauri, a remarkable ski resort in Georgia. The resort is at an altitude of 7,217 feet (2,200 meters) above sea level. The first lower lift station is at 6528 feet (1,990 meters ) above sea level and the last, or top, station is at a 3,306-meter called summit Sadzele. The resort offers high-quality skiing opportunities, with the ski season lasting from December through April.  From Gudauri, you'll continue your trip to Gergeti Trinity Church. At an altitude of 7,119 feet (2,170 meters), the twelfth or thirteenth-century monument was erected on the southern slopes of Mkinvarcveri. Gergeti Trinity Church is an important temple, remarkable for its beautiful scenery. The Gergeti Trinity Church is set poignantly on a hill directly below the towering white massif of Majestic Mount Kazbek, which sits at 5,033 meters.   Duration Difficulty Type Language English 10-12 hours Easy Private Russian Includes: Hotel pickup and drop-off (available from Tbilisi, Mtskheta) Guiding service (of option was selected) Exclusions: Lunch Gratuities 4X4 WD vehicle Gergeti Trinity Church (80 GEL per group of up to 6 people) Cable cars and other activities (optional, available winter or summer seasons ) Important information: From December till April road to Stepantsminda (part from Gudauri to Stepantsminda) can be completely closed due to reasons beyond our control. There is no other road there.
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Alaverdi - Telavi - Sighnaghi: Grand Kakheti

Discover the beauty and rich history of Kakheti on a private tour from Tbilisi. Your tour begins with a visit to the Ujarma Fortress, a historical site that dates back to the 5th century and was once the residence of Vakhtang Gorgasali. Drive through the scenic Gombori Pass and a beautiful forest, reaching an altitude of 1,650 meters, and take in stunning views from the observation deck. Explore the Alaverdi St. George Cathedral, one of the tallest religious buildings in Georgia, and visit the city of Telavi, the main city of Kakheti.   Taste the finest Georgian wines in Kvareli and visit the Gremi Citadel and Church of the Archangels, a popular tourist attraction. Stop at the Bodbe Monastery of St. Nino, a significant religious site in Georgia, and end your tour in the charming town of Sighnaghi, known as the "City of Love". Take a walk through its cobblestone streets, admire the restored nouveau woodwork, and explore the city walls.   Don't miss out on the opportunity to visit all these amazing sites of Eastern Georgia. Book now and enjoy a grand tour of Kakheti with us! Duration Difficulty Type Language English 12 hours Easy Private Russian Includes: Hotel pick-up and drop-off 1 bottled water Guide's services Transportation service Exclusions: Gratuities Entrance fees Lunch Wine tasting (from 15 GEL)
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Private Tour Kakheti: The Ultimate Foodie Experience

Discover the ultimate foodie experience on a private tour from Tbilisi to the Kakheti region! Join us as we explore the bustling town of Telavi and immerse ourselves in its rich culture and local sites. Our itinerary starts with a pickup from Tbilisi and a drive through the stunning Gombori Pass. As we make our way to Telavi, we'll visit Batonis Tsikhe, a 17th-century fortress located in the centre of Telavi. From the top of its watchtowers, we'll admire the breathtaking views of the surrounding area and marvel at the statue of the king and the ancient 900-year-old Giant Plane Tree. After exploring the fortress, we'll venture to the Telavi Farmers' Bazaar, a vibrant market where you can sample delicious street food and witness the diversity of goods on offer, including fresh produce, meat, and cheeses. We'll try seasonal fruits and indulge in pickled jonjoli, goat cheese, and sulguni cheese. For those with a sweet tooth, we'll sample churchkhela, a Georgian delicacy made from nuts coated in fruit syrup. We'll also taste honeycomb and walnuts covered in kiwi juice, dried persimmons, and fruit rolls. Next, we'll visit a cheese factory where we'll see over ten different varieties of cheese being made and sample some of their most delectable creations. We'll observe the cheese-making process, from the vats of cultured milk to the packaging centre, and even get the chance to try cheese aged in white and black wines, cheese with spices and herbs, and more. Finally, we'll visit a private winery where we'll meet winemakers and taste some of the best wines in Georgia, including the traditional Rkatsiteli amber wine. Come on this mouth-watering journey and repeat the adventure of famous food blogger David Hoffman as he explored Telavi and the Kakheti region. Get ready to indulge in the rich flavours of Georgian cuisine and make memories that will last a lifetime. Need to Know before booking Please note that this tour includes tastings of Georgian wine and other alcoholic beverages. Participants must be of legal drinking age and are responsible for their own consumption. It is important to drink responsibly and to be aware of your limits. Please also note that we cannot provide options for individuals with gluten or lactose intolerance, and there are no Halal options available. If you have dietary restrictions, please consider this before booking the tour. Our goal is to provide an enjoyable and safe experience for all participants, and we appreciate your understanding in this matter.   Duration Difficulty Type Language English 10 hours Easy Private Russian Includes: Hotel pick-up and drop-off 1 bottled water Cheese factory tour Tour of the winery Wine Tasting at Marani Milorauli or similar, subject to availability (minimum 5 types of wine and strong alcohol) Cheese tasting Georgian charcuterie board Transportation service Guide's services Exclusions: Gratuities Lunch Additional wine tasting (optional) Personal expenses
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Tbilisi to Batumi private transfer

Going on a holiday to Georgia's seaside resorts like Batumi, Kobuleti, Ureki, and Anaklia? Let Friendly.ge take care of your private transfer from Tbilisi to Batumi. Our personalized service is tailored to your schedule and needs, ensuring a comfortable and memorable experience. Our commitment to quality is evident in the best cars and equipment we provide our customers. All vehicles in our fleet, including comfortable sedans, SUVs, minivans, and minibuses, are well-maintained and equipped with everything you need for a comfortable journey. You can choose to pick up your vehicle from any location in Tbilisi, including the border checkpoint and airport, and start your trip to Batumi right away. We take pride in offering reasonable prices for our high-quality transfer services, ensuring that you get the best value for your money. Our team is dedicated to providing a safe and secure transfer experience, so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic beauty of Georgia on the way to Batumi. Plus, we accept card payments for your convenience. Your private transfer from Tbilisi to Batumi can be made even more special with optional stops along the way. One of the highlights of the trip is the Monastery Jvari, a 6th-century architectural wonder that is a must-visit for anyone travelling to Georgia. With Friendly.ge, you can customize your transfer experience and make the most of your holiday in the country.   Duration Supported accessibility Type Language   5-8 hours Stroller  Private English Includes: All taxes, fees, and handling charges Fuel surcharge Hotel pickup and drop-off One-way private transfer Exclusions: Gratuities
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4x4 Kazbegi & Truso Valley: Small-Group Day Trip from Tbilisi

The tour is available from June to October 2026. Early Bird spots are now open. Are you looking for a genuine connection with the wilder side of the Caucasus? Our 4x4 Kazbegi & Truso Valley expedition is designed for those who want to leave the crowded tourist paths behind. Unlike standard bus tours, we use a real off-road vehicle to reach landscapes that remain hidden from most travelers.   Early Bird Offer: We run only one group per day with a strict limit of 6 seats. This is our best value way to see Kazbegi and the Truso Valley in an intimate, small-group setting. Secure your spot now for the 2026 season to guarantee your seat on this exclusive mountain adventure.   Our journey follows the historic Georgian Military Road, stopping at the Ananuri Fortress and the Gudauri viewpoints. However, the real adventure begins when we leave the pavement. We head deep into the Truso Valley, a rugged landscape of mineral springs, geysers, and abandoned stone towers. This area is inaccessible to minibuses, ensuring we experience the silence and raw beauty of the mountains without the crowds.   The day concludes in Stepantsminda, at the foot of Mount Kazbek. We take our 4x4 up to the Gergeti Trinity Church, offering an analytical look at Georgia's spiritual heritage and panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. This is not just a tour; it is a three-hour conversation and exploration with a guide who truly understands these lands. Duration Difficulty Type Language English ~11.5 hours Moderate Small group max 6 people   Meeting point: Europe Square, Tbilisi. Look for the open-air parking lot next to the vintage tram café. (Map) Includes: Full 4x4 WD transportation for the entire route. Expert local guide specializing in the region's history.  Bottled water.  Exclusions: Traditional village lunch (vegetarian options available). Guide and driver tips. Need to Know: True Off-Roading: We use Mitsubishi Delica 4x4s built for safety and rugged terrain. They provide an authentic experience but are not standard tour buses.  Age & Fitness: This tour involves a 4km hike and off-road driving. It is not suitable for children under 12, people with back problems, or mobility impairments. Motion Sickness: Dirt roads are rough and rocky. Please bring your own medicine if you are prone to motion sickness. Mountain Weather: We run rain or shine. Dress in layers and bring a sun hat or rain jacket, depending on the forecast. Photography: We move at a steady pace, but there are ample opportunities for the "Visual Essayist" to capture the landscape. If you're unable to find an available date for our group tours or prefer a more personalized experience, consider booking a private tour. Our private tours offer flexibility with pick-up and drop-off at your desired location, as well as the ability to customize the itinerary to your interests. Click here to learn more and book your private tour.
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Dashbashi canyon and Didgori

The tour will be available in May 2024   Dashbashi Canyon (Tsalka Canyon) is located at an altitude of 1100-1500 meters and is 8 km in length. The canyon occupies 669 hectares and is full of spectacular waterfalls and caves. In 2016, Dashbashi Canyon was recognized as a Natural Monument in Georgia. Canyons of Tsalka or Dashbashi canyons is one of the most impressive natural monuments of Georgia, green and beautiful all year long. The vegetation cover of the surrounding ecosystem is rather sparse, whereas the plants on the steep slopes of the canyon and astounding waterfalls create absolutely different micro-landscape, with characteristic micro-climate, specific fauna, etc. It is nice and chilly in summer (but beware of hogweeds this season), it is also exotically green and warmer than Tsalka and Dashbashi village areas in winter, beautiful with its dozens of frozen waterfalls which you will find even more if you follow the canyon up from the main tourist site. A glass bridge 240 meters long was built over the canyon. The cafe located in the center of the bridge offers an incredible view of the Dashbashi canyon. This can be a great location for your special day - a proposal or celebration of the anniversary. In addition, you will see a real German village in Georgia! Elisabethtal was one of the first colonies of German emigrants in the South Caucasus. Founded in 1817 by 65 families from Wurttemberg, Germany it was situated near forests and was known for its viniculture. Before returning to Tbilisi, we will make a stop in Didgori to see Didgori Monument. An impressive monument was erected at the site of the battle, consisting of dozens of massive swords pushed into the ground and posing as crosses, and colossal sculptures of dismembered bodies of warriors scattered in the meadows. It is dedicated to one of the most important and famous battles in the history of Georgia – the Battle of Didgori.   Duration Difficulty Type Language English 10-12 hours Easy Private Russian Includes: Hotel pickup and drop-off (available from Tbilisi, Mtskheta) Private tour Exclusions: Lunch Entrance ticket to the Tsalka canyon (80 GEL (29 USD) per adult, 34 GEL (14 USD) for children 3-12 years old) Other activities (Bike line 120 GEL, Swing (35 GEL) *available during the summer season in good weather Gratuities
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