Take a 3-hour stroll through the must-see highlights of Batumi with an experienced guide. Your tour starts with a visit to Piazza Square, which is surrounded by a complex of hotels, restaurants, cafés, and pubs. The Italian architecture of this square is adorned with mosaics and stained glass art. Next, explore the Greek Church of St. Nicholas, one of the oldest in the city. As you continue on to explore Europe Square, your guide will tell you the story of the Colchian Princess Medea and the magical golden fleece.   Finally, you’ll hit the main highlight of the tour: Batumi Boulevard, which stretches 8 kilometers along the Black Sea coastline. This street is lined with popular attractions, beaches, cafés and bars, and colorful fountains. On this multi-faceted boulevard you can explore, chat with local fishermen, have a glass of wine, or take in the sea views. Also on the Boulevard, you’ll discover the Ali & Nino moving statue, a symbol of eternal love, and inspired by a truly tragic story.   Finally, explore the lighthouse port, the gate to the sea, as well as more dancing fountains. At the end of the tour, your guide will be glad to suggest other activities for you to do during your stay in Georgia.

Witness some of Georgia's most stunning natural landscapes on this guided tour. Visit the famous Prometheus Cave and Martvili Canyon in a comfortable vehicle. Start your adventure with a convenient pickup service from your accommodation in Batumi. Relax as you take a scenic drive through Kobuleti and the Port of Poti before reaching your first destination, Martvili Canyon. Choose the option to take part in a zip-line or boat trip whilst at Martvili Canyon at your own expense. Arrive in Martvili Canyon and be treated to the stunning sight of numerous small waterfalls. Visit Georgia's renowned Prometheus Cave and admire its enchanting atmosphere created by the stalactite and stalagmite formations.

Georgian Black Sea coast has a lot to offer to visitors, from sandy to stone beaches, historical fortresses, tea plantations, ancient parks and gardens, mountain villages, and distinctive culture. During this day tour from Kutaisi, you will visit the Black Sea coast in Guria and Adjara regions, visit natural wonders, savor Adjarian cuisine, and explore Batumi. You will leave Kutaisi in the morning with Megobari Tours Georgia guide. First, you will stop at the magnetic sand beach with healing properties, and continue to explore the Dendrological park with thousands of species of exotic flora, flamingoes, and bamboo forests. Continue on the lush green mountain road to explore the 6th-century Petra fortress on a cliff at Tsikhisdziri village. Before entering Batumi's old town, you will enjoy local cuisine during lunch at a port fish market, where your chosen fresh seafood is prepared at a local restaurant. In Batumi, you will stroll along the 140 years old Batumi Boulevard, and see the famous Ali & Nino sculpture, Alphabet Tower, various modern sculptures along the boulevard, the tiny Japanese garden, and the famous Batumi Octopus cafe building (open in the summer season only). Will continue walking to Europe Square, most famous for the Medea statue and the Astronomical clock. Here you will learn the legend of the Golden Fleece, the Argonauts, and Princess Medea. Upon request, you will visit the local Mosque, built during Ottoman rule. At the end of the day, you will take the Argo cable car for an impressive Batumi and sea panorama. In the evening you will come back to Kutaisi, drop off at your Kutaisi hotel.

Meet your guide at the reception of your hotel in Batumi in the morning. Travel south of the city to explore the Adjara region. In addition to its spectacular natural beauty the region is rich with ancient monuments which were built by Romans.  First, visit Gonio castle which was constructed in the 1st century AD, and became a well-formed Roman city within a century. One of the most important Roman archaeological sites in the country, excavation is still being conducted in the present day. Afterwards, travel east up towards the mountains. Visit the most popular Adjarian winery, Adjarian Wine House, where you will taste the traditional wines of the region. Continue your way up the mountains to enjoy the beautiful natural landscape. See the Makhuntseti waterfalls and bridge of Queen Tamar. Benefit from numerous stops allowing you to capture photos of the region.

Your tour will begin as you travel 8 kilometers to the city of Batumi, where you will find the Botanical Gardens. It is the largest in Georgia and has been functioning for over than 100 years. The complex consists of more than 113 hectares comprising 21 different zones, such as the Lower and Higher Park, Bamboo Grove, and Australian, Mexican, and Mediterranean themed plant areas. Following these gardens, you will have time for lunch in a local restaurant, which your guide will happily provide you with advice for. Following the promenade in the Botanical Garden, you will go to another beautiful place that is becoming more and more popular, the Mtirala National Park. Mtirala is translated from Georgian as “Crying Mountain”, and it is a large gorge with plenty of waterfalls, lakes, boxwood grove, and red book plants. Its unique “emerald” natural landmark is sure to be a highlight that will take your breath away!

As the saying goes, "If you don't know Svaneti, you haven't seen Georgia!". Svaneti is one of the most beautiful and impressive region of Georgia. Flowering meadows, glacier capped mountains up to 5200m, the highest continuously inhabited settlements of Europe and medieval villages inscribed on the World Heritage List make the area unique.

First, we take a tea and need break in Rize and set off towards the Sarp Border Gate. After carrying out the necessary transition procedures at the steep border gate in the company of our guide, we meet with our Georgian coastal vehicle again. First, we greet the Sarp Waterfall and the statue of St. Andrew next to it. Then we stop by the exchange office to convert our Turkish Lira to Georgian Lari. Then, while living along the coastlines and exploring Batumi with more than one interesting architecture, we first have the opportunity to see this interesting architecture by taking a photo break at the opposite restaurant facade. Again on the same route, we reach the city in an instant by seeing the Coruh River, Justice Building, Batumi Airport, Nurigeli Lake and the petrol station designed as a space shuttle. After this point, our tour continues with the guide. We start our tour by seeing the epic Ali and Nino Statue on Batumi Boulevard, which are obtained within the scope of every 10 services, and finish our city tour by seeing the Alphabet Building, the Poseidon Statue, the European Square Medea Statue, the Astronomical Clock, the Church of St. Nicholas and the Piazza Square. You can take a look at the city from different points by taking the Batumi Cable Car and/or Boat tour, by evaluating your lunch during the determined free time. At the end of the free time, we meet at the designated center and start the return journey, and after completing the customs procedures, we arrive in Trabzon.

Discover the ancient Georgian state of Kolkheti on this combo cycle and kayak tour. Plunge into the state's distant and mysterious history and follow the paths that once led the Argonauts. Departing from Batumi, travel in a comfortable car to the start of the cycle route. On the way, admire the beauty of the Kolkheti Lowland and learn more about the local way of life and Georgian traditions from your local instructor-guide. At the park, cycle through the forest paths along the plains of Kolkheti National Park. Feel the cool sea breeze from the coast on your left, and on the right, admire the imposing Lake Paliastomi. During your cycle, you will be accompanied by a riot of greenery and incessant bird voices. Finish your bike ride at the Golden Lake and learn what gives the lake this special name as you explore it on a double kayak. After working up an appetite, stop for a bite to eat at a traditional Georgian restaurant table with typical dishes and delicious wine. Get dropped off back in Batumi at the end of the day.

Join us on a captivating journey where we immerse ourselves in the warm embrace of Georgian culture and experience the true essence of tourist hospitality. Embark on this remarkable tour where a local traditional family will graciously welcome you into their home, introducing you to the vibrant tapestry of Georgian traditions. Indulge in a tantalizing array of culinary delights as you savor the rich flavors of seven distinct varieties of homemade wine, each crafted with utmost care and dedication. From the exquisite taste of Chacha to the smooth allure of Cognac, let your palate be captivated by the unique spirits of Georgia. Complementing these libations, you will relish a selection of authentic Georgian dishes, meticulously prepared to showcase the country's gastronomic heritage. Beyond the delectable fare, prepare to be enchanted by the art of toasting, a cherished tradition in Georgian culture. As you raise your glass, allow the heartfelt toasts to transport you into the depths of Georgian history and customs, forging a bond that transcends borders. Embarking on this tour, you will not only savor the finest tastes of Georgia but also gain a deeper understanding of the genuine hospitality that lies at the heart of this captivating country. Come, join us on this unforgettable journey that promises to leave an indelible imprint on your soul.

See how the city of Batumi celebrates Christmas on this tour of the best festive locations and Christmas markets in town. Discover a wide variety of Georgian traditions and customs and sample a range of seasonal products. Witness some of the region's most important sights and beautifully decorated locations as you follow your professional local guide around the streets of the city. Listen to festive anecdotes and learn why Georgians choose to celebrate Christmas on January 6th.  During this tour, you will have the opportunity to sample some of Batumi's most renowned festive delicacies and admire a chichilaki, which is the Georgian version of the Christmas tree.