Prometheus Cave, also known as Kumistavi Cave, is a popular natural attraction and one of Georgia's largest caves. Visitors get to see unique stalactites, stalagmites, petrified waterfalls, curtains, underground rivers, and lakes. The one-kilometer tour route takes around an hour in the cave's underground realms.
Bagrati Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest cathedrals in Georgia. Built-in the 11th century, it offers breathtaking views of Kutaisi, Rioni river, and the surrounding mountains. Gelati Monastery was founded in the 12th century as a center of science and education. Visitors get to see its beautiful mosaics, frescoes, and UNESCO-recognized murals.
Sataplia Nature Reserve is a 3000-year-old cave where visitors can see the footprints of dinosaurs and explore the underground world's wonder. The reserve is located in a forested area, and visitors can enjoy scenic views of the Colchis landscape while walking on the reserve's trails.
Okatse Canyonis a natural monument and a deep gorge offering stunning views of the river below. Visitors can walk on its hanging bridges and see the Kinchkha Waterfall. Martvili Canyon is known for its emerald green waters, smooth rocks, and waterfalls. Visitors can take a boat tour and swim in the river's waters.
Kutaisi Market is a colorful and lively bazaar where visitors can find Georgian wines, souvenirs, handicrafts, fruits, and vegetables. Colchis Fountain is a beautiful fountain in the center of the city honoring the legendary Colchis kingdom. Bagrati Street is a picturesque street with colorful buildings, cafes, and shops.
For this itinerary, visitors can use a rented car with a driver or a taxi. The estimated cost for a car with a driver is GEL 100-150 per day, depending on the season. Taxi prices vary based on distance and can be arranged through the hotel or at taxi stands. The estimated travel time between the locations is listed in each list item.
If travelers have more time, they can visit the historical town of Mtskheta, Jvari Monastery, and Uplistsikhe rock-cut city. If they have less time, they can remove Sataplia Nature Reserve or one of the canyons from their itinerary. Visitors should also bring comfortable shoes for walking on uneven paths and climbing steep stairs.
Kutaisi International Airport (KUT) is the second-largest airport in Georgia and serves as the main airport for Kutaisi. It is located 14 km from the city center and offers flights to various European countries. Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) is located 220 km away and offers flights to international and domestic destinations.