Kutaisi · Martvili · Batumi
Canyons to Coast: Kutaisi, Batumi & Adjara
Seven days from western caves and canyons to tea hills and the Black Sea.
Duration:
7 days
Group:
Max 10 travelers
Pace:
Easy to moderate
Rating:
4.8 (local reviews)
Overview
Western Georgia is all green edges and water: limestone caves, canyon rivers, humid gardens and the sea. This route connects the places with a rhythm of short walks, long lunches and enough coast time to stop checking the clock.
Trip highlights
Martvili Canyon by first boat
Prometheus Cave underground
Adjara tea village visit
Black Sea seafood at sunset
What’s included
6 nights boutique stays
Daily breakfast, 4 lunches, 3 dinners
All cave, canyon and garden fees
Private vehicle and local guide
Tea, food and market experiences
Not included: international flights, travel insurance, and personal extras. Ask us — we can arrange almost anything.
Day by day
Day 1
Kutaisi welcome
Bagrati viewpoint, market walk and Imeretian dinner.
Day 2
Cave country
Prometheus Cave, a hidden monastery and a garden lunch.
Day 3
Martvili water
Canyon boat before the crowds and a slow village afternoon.
Day 4
Toward the coast
Tea country, mountain waterfalls and arrival in Batumi.
Days 5–6
Adjara at sea level
Botanical gardens, pebble beaches and a long seafood table.
Day 7
Last Black Sea light
Morning promenade and onward departure.
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