• Bagrati Cathedral - The journey begins at Bagrati Cathedral, where visitors can marvel at its distinctive architecture and uncover the fascinating history of this renowned landmark.
• Holy Annunciation Temple - The next destination is the Church of the Annunciation and the Catholic Cathedral of Kutaisi, offering an opportunity to appreciate their unique architectural designs.
• Motsameta Monastery - The tour continues to Motsameta Monastery, a stunning Orthodox monastery set amidst breathtaking natural beauty and steeped in history.
• Waterfall of Broliskedi - Following that, the itinerary leads to Broliskedi Waterfall, a magnificent natural wonder that is a must-see. Nearby, a short drive reveals another charming, smaller waterfall.
• Broliskedi - The exploration proceeds to Broliskedi Lake, celebrated for its distinctive color and extraordinary mountain scenery. This tranquil and secluded spot offers a sense of liberation and remains a hidden treasure, even to many locals. A brief snack break will be enjoyed at the lake.
• Geguti Palace - The final stop is Geguti Palace, also known as Tamar’s Palace, a significant historical site in Georgia. Originating from the 6th–8th centuries and further enhanced during the 11th–13th centuries, the palace was once a royal residence and a vital center for diplomacy, culture, politics, and trade.

• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

The tour will commence at 9:00 AM.
Meeting location: Entrance of Kutaisi Boulevard, in front of the Colchis Fountain.

The first destination is Bagrati Cathedral, where participants will have the opportunity to explore its distinctive architecture and uncover the hidden history of this renowned landmark.

Following this, the tour will proceed to the Church of the Annunciation and Motsameta Monastery.

The journey will then continue to Broliskedi Waterfalls, followed by an exploration of Broliskedi Lake, celebrated for its unique color and remarkable mountain scenery.

The final stop will be Geguti Palace, also known as Tamar’s Palace, a significant historical site in Georgia. Originating from the 6th–8th centuries and further developed during the 11th–13th centuries, the palace was once a royal residence and a key center for diplomacy, culture, politics, and trade.

Please be aware: There will be no lunch break during the tour, so it is advisable to bring some snacks. A brief snack break will be taken at the lake.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.