City Tours

Overview: Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital, is a blend of old and new, with winding alleys, historic churches, modern architecture, and sulfur baths. A typical city tour covers the main sights in one or two days.
Highlights:
- Old Town (Abanotubani): Famous for its sulfur baths and colorful houses with wooden balconies.
- Narikala Fortress: A historic fort offering panoramic views of the city.
- Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba): One of the largest churches in the world.
- Rustaveli Avenue: A bustling street filled with shops, theaters, and cafes.

💡 Best for: First-time visitors and history enthusiasts.

Overview: Batumi, located on the Black Sea coast, is known for its modern architecture, beaches, and subtropical climate.
Highlights:
- Batumi Boulevard: A long coastal promenade lined with sculptures, fountains, and cafes.
- Ali and Nino Monument: A moving statue symbolizing eternal love.
- Batumi Botanical Garden: One of the largest botanical gardens in the region, with exotic plants and sea views.
- Gonio Fortress: A Roman-era fortress with historical significance.

💡 Best for: Travelers interested in coastal scenery, architecture, and history.

Overview: Kutaisi, one of Georgia’s oldest cities, offers rich historical tours centered around its UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Highlights:
- Bagrati Cathedral: A symbol of the Georgian Golden Age.
- Gelati Monastery: A medieval center of culture and learning.
- Prometheus Cave: A spectacular natural wonder featuring underground rivers and stalactites.

💡 Best for: History lovers and cultural tourists.