Private Tour in Batumi and Dendrological Park from Kutaisi

Visitors can marvel at over 200 giant trees of unique species, observe 58 bird species from all continents, and explore a bamboo grove. The Shekvetili Dendrological Park spans 60 hectares and showcases thousands of species of local and exotic flora. Nestled in the heart of the park is an artificial lake, approximately six meters deep, designed to meet the needs of the birds that inhabit its shores. Visitors can spot pink flamingos, pelicans, storks, and over 50 other bird species. As visitors approach the unique trees, an electronic sensor sound system activates, accompanied by a virtual guide providing information about the tree's name, size, and characteristics. Entrance to the park is free for visitors.

ack Sea coast at an elevation of 440 meters, just 9 kilometers from Kobuleti. Positioned on a rocky hillside overlooking the sea, Petra Fortress derives its name from the Greek word 'Petra,' meaning rock. The fortress was renowned for its strategic location amidst rugged terrain, making it virtually impregnable. Today, its ruins stand as a testament to its storied past. The archaeological complex comprises the Citadel, located outside the town and settlement. Within the Citadel, visitors can explore the remnants of a palace, ancient baths, farmhouses, soldiers' residences, and the basilica dating back to the VI-VII century, which once served as the Episcopal Cathedral of Peter. Despite the passage of time, Petra Fortress continues to intrigue visitors with its rich history and commanding presence.

Nicholas first, moving statue of Ali & Nino and the Alphabet Tower, Drama Theatre and the statue of Neptune. There is more than that to explore, but this is must-see-program.