Arrive in Kutaisi. Transfer from the airport. Excursion to the Prometheus cave – one of Georgia’s natural wonders providing visitors with breathtaking examples of stalactites, stalagmites, waterfalls, cave pearls, underground rivers, and lakes. Drive to Tbilisi – 250 km. Free time for rest. We can offer dinner at the Georgian restaurant with a folklore show in the evening. The repertoire of the show program: Includes adjarian dance, “Mtiuluri”, “Rachuli” and Wedding Dance. Also, the program includes live music, Georgian pop songs, and songs in the voices. This is really a very exciting show! The cost of €25 per person.

Tbilisi city tour. Metekhi Church and Monument of Vakhtang Gorgasali, the legendary founder of Tbilisi. Take a cable car to Narikala Fortress to enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. Sulfur bath district and Legvtahevi. Meydan – central area, which before was the shopping area of the city and at the present time is surrounded by cafes – bars. The Sharden area is full of narrow streets with cozy cafés, wine-tasting bars, and souvenir shops. The Clock Tower of the famous Rezo Gabriadze Puppet Theatre. Cross the glass Bridge of Peace. Holy Trinity Cathedral – is one of the largest orthodox cathedrals in the world. NOTE: This tour is mostly walking and takes about 5 hours. Overnight in Tbilisi.

Visit Bodbe Monastery – the nunnery, one of Georgia’s major pilgrimage sites associated with the name of St. Nino (IVb). A trip to the city of lovers – Sighnaghi – a small town in the Alazani Valley. Tasting different wines (not included in the price, € 10 per person). Workshop on Georgian dishes: You’ll be able to cook Khinkali, Khachapuri, Mtsvadi – Georgian barbeque, and Georgian sweet – Churchkhela (not included in the price, € 25 per person). Overnight in Tbilisi.

Departure towards small-town Mtskheta. Monuments of Mtskheta are included in the UNESCO World Heritage. Visiting an ancient Monastery Jvari (VI century.) on top of a hill. Visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (1010-1029 gg.). Continue the trip to Zugdidi.  Visit Zugdidi and Dadiani museum – Western Georgia’s royal family. The museum complex includes palaces of the Samegrelo Queen Ekaterine Chavchavadze-Dadiani and Prince Niko Dadiani, a court church, and the botanic garden. In the museum are kept relics of Samegrelo princes, royal families of France – numerous items connected with the Napoleon Buonaparte; libraries of Napoleon (6.000 items), and the Dadiani family. Overnight in Zugdidi.

After breakfast check out and continue the trip to Mestia. On the way visit Enguri Dam - a hydroelectric dam on the Enguri River in Georgia. Currently, it is the world’s second-highest concrete arch dam with a height of 271.5 meters (891 ft). It is part of the Enguri hydroelectric power station. In the evening arrive in Mestia. Despite the small size, the city was an important center of Georgian culture for centuries and contains a number of medieval monuments – churches and fortresses – included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Overnight in Mestia.

Visit the new ski resort Hatsvali, which is 8 kilometers from Mestia. The road goes through a pine forest. Take a cable car for the most beautiful views of Mestia. Visit the Ethnographic Museum. This small mountain museum provides a rich exposition, ready to argue with the collection of any European museum. It exhibits a collection of valuable items made out of gold and silver at different times: Icons, jewelry, chasing, hunting equipment, military armor, coins, and many other masterpieces of applied art. All this stuff was voluntarily donated by parishioners to the church (this is an ancient tradition of the mountaineers of Georgia). A special place occupies a rich collection of ancient Georgian manuscripts of the IX-XI centuries. Free evening. Overnight in Mestia.

After breakfast, a check-out drive to Batumi. City tour. Old Batumi. The growth and development of modern Batumi began in the Porto Franco period in the XIX century and continued more rapidly later on. Batumi, with its first-rank port and well-developed industry, held a significant place in Georgia and the Caucasus as one of the most important transit and industrial centers. In 1903 29 factories functioned here. A lot of European commercial and industrial companies such as, “O.F.Gillard”, “Siemens and Halske”, “Schuft and Zimmerman”, “Varneke and Company”, and” Nobel Brothers” were doing their business in Batumi. Visit the Georgian Alphabetic Tower – 130 m tall, the aim of the tower is to introduce the unique and rich culture of the country to the world. Sculpture of Love “Ali and Nino”. The Love statue which was built on the Coast in Batumi Seaside Park is based on one of the best-seller novels by Kurban Said. The height of the statue is 9 m and it weighs 7 tons. Batumi Sea Port – is the largest port in Georgia and it serves as a significant oil exporter point. Batumi Seaside Boulevard – one of the charms of the city, established in 1881. It stretches along the seashore like a green line. Its length is about 1,5 km. The musical fountain – in Sea Side Park offers the visitors classical and national music every evening. St. Barbara’s Church – located close to Batumi Boulevard, built by British troops. The hospital remained during the communist regime. “6 May Park“ and the Nurigeli Lake. “6 May Park“ is one of Batumis' beauties. The Park is situated around Nurigeli Lake. Holy Mother Virgin’s Nativity Cathedral. In the XIX century the famous Georgian catholic benefactors, the Zubalashvili brothers, built a cathedral. Today it is known as Holy Mother Virgin’s Nativity Cathedral. Visit one of the major tourist sightseeings – «Batumi Piazza», fully implemented in the Italian style. This is a small area, where several restaurants and small boutique hotels are located. Every corner of the city is different. Overnight in Batumi.

Free time in Batumi.

Transfer to Kutaisi airport.