Martvili Canyon Prometheus Cave & Hot Sulfur Springs From Batumi

You will find yourself in one of the most beautiful and mysterious places in western Georgia - the Martvili Canyon, where the great king of the united Georgia, David the Builder, spent his childhood. For thousands of years, water has worked its way through soft limestone rock to create this natural wonder that will transport you to a fairytale world far from civilization. You will take a boat along the steep cliffs, see an underground river that turns into a waterfall at the exit of the canyon, and also examine the fossils preserved in the depths of the canyon. Martvili Canyon entry (40 GEL per person) Optional canyon boat ride (30 GEL per person) Optional zipline (70 GEL per person) Entrance tickets for children under 6 years old is free Entrance tickets for ages 6 - 18 is 16 lari Pay upon arrival - Cash / Card

Of the thousands of caves in Imereti, Prometheus Cave is the largest and most impressive. Inside, you will be amazed by the shapes of stalactites and stalagmites that form frozen stone waterfalls, breathe in the healing air and see underground lakes, the surface of which has never been exposed to sunlight. And then you can sail out of the cave by boat along the bed of the underground river. Prometheus Cave entry (40 GEL per person) Entrance tickets for children under 6 years old is free Entrance tickets for ages 6 - 18 is 16 lari Pay upon arrival - Cash / Card

ting picturesque travertines and the steaming waterfalls. Some people call this place Dedamoka (Pregnant Mother). According to the legend, many years ago, a pregnant lady had jumped in this water, she was trying to escape from enemy’s army. Unfortunately, she could not manage to seep out and transformed into a stone. The surrounding of Dedamoka is wonderful for its nature as well. In the sulphure waters of Nokalakevi you can feel free to have a spa relaxing with bubbling hot water,, take a rest, and feel the beauty of the essence at the same time.