One Day Tour to Kutaisi - Prometheus Cave and Martvili Canyon

One Day Tour to Kutaisi - Prometheus Cave and Martvili Canyon

Martvilli Canyon is a cool oasis of slender, mossy trees that hug the low slung walls of the canyon. Funnelled through the rippled cliffs are the deep teal waters that have made this place the tourist attraction it is today.
A short paved path leads you through the area with a series of small, arched bridges that crisscross the river and lead to viewing areas for the cascades. An optional 10-minute boat trip will take you a short way further up the river to another waterfall.
The walking track is about 500m and can be completed in under 30 minutes. The rock platform around the boat departure point has quite lovely views but, annoyingly, this is out of bounds in order to make the boat trip a little more enticing.
Prometheus Cave is one of Georgia’s natural wonders and one of the largest in the world and has many underground rivers. It was discovered in 1984. Its unique features include a variety of halls and landscape diversity.

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Stop At: Martvili Canyon, Martivili Georgia

Martvili Canyon is one of the many wonders created by nature in Georgia. Once the bathing place of the noble Dadiani family, its turquoise waters surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and waterfalls has fascinated visitors for centuries.Martvilli Canyon is a cool oasis of slender, mossy trees that hug the low slung walls of the canyon. Funnelled through the rippled cliffs are the deep teal waters that have made this place the tourist attraction it is today.

Duration: 3 minutes

Stop At: Prometheus Cave, Kumistavi Georgia

Located in Imereti region, Prometheus Cave was discovered back in 1984. Other name for this cave is Kumistavi cave, but most of people use name Prometheus. It’s about 20km away from Kutaisi city in Kumistavi village.

Prometheus Cave is much bigger than what tourist can visit.Inside Prometheus Cave it’s nice, refreshing 14°C, much appreciated in summer months.

Duration: 3 minutes