Kutaisi: Caves, Waterfall, Lake and Gegut Palace Guided Tour

Join us to discover breathtaking waterfalls, beautiful caves, a unique lake, and a historic royal palace near Kutaisi! Start your adventure with a visit to the Iazoni Cave Natural Monument. You will discover a cave that was used by humans as a shelter during the Paleolithic period thousands of years ago. The cave also hosts small cave-adapted animals (troglofauna), including special species of crustaceans that live only in underground water systems. Next, continue to the impressive Broliskedi Waterfall, where you will experience several stunning natural formations in one area. Our next stop is Broliskedi Lake, a hidden treasure that formed accidentally during manganese mining about 8–10 years ago. When an underground river was opened, the area slowly filled with water, creating a lake with a unique mineral color. After a short off-road drive, enjoy a light walk to reach this peaceful and scenic location. After the lake, we will visit the beautiful Navenakhevi Cave, a 27-million-year-old karst cave. You will explore a deep and fascinating cave with a comfortable walking route and lighting. Entrance fee: 12 GEL per person The tour also includes a guided visit to Geguti Palace, one of the most important royal residences in Georgian history. This palace was connected to Georgia’s greatest rulers, including David IV of Georgia and Queen Tamar, and offers fascinating insights into the country’s Golden Age. Entrance fee: 6 GEL per person Please wear comfortable clothes and suitable shoes for walking on stony ground. At the end of this exciting experience, relax on the return journey to Kutai

Please stand next to McDonald’s, in front of the Colchis Fountain. Our driver and guide will be waiting for you with a badge displaying our company name.

The tour involves light hiking
The lake was formed after mining activities ended in the 20th century