The road to Mestia becomes an attraction in itself, offering magnificent panoramic views of the mountains and the Enguri River gorge along the way. Outside the car window, picturesque pictures of Georgian nature open before us.
A stop in Zugdidi will give us the opportunity to enjoy architectural masterpieces and cozy streets, creating the unique character of this small city.
Then we will go to the Inguri Reservoir, where stunning views of the surrounding nature will create an atmosphere of peace and admiration.
In the evening we will have dinner with homemade wine and chacha and a night in Mestia in a cozy guest house, where each room is equipped with all the amenities for a comfortable stay.

This day of our journey is dedicated to Mestia, renowned not only for its remarkable architecture and rich cultural heritage but also for its stunning mountain landscapes. Here, ancient Svan towers, listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites, served as both residences and defensive structures, narrating the history of the regions impregnability and the famous blood feuds.

Our itinerary includes a visit to another significant landmark - the Museum of Mikheil Khergiani. This authentic house not only shares the remarkable achievements of the Tiger of the Rocks but also immerses you in the history of Svan lifestyle.

And, of course, we would not overlook the breathtaking views! They leave you breathless, stir the imagination, and must be captured in both photographs and experienced in person because words fall short!

The day concludes in a cozy guesthouse where you can relax, enjoy a delicious dinner after a fulfilling day of exploration!

This day of the trip is dedicated to the high-mountain village of Ushguli. Right there, at the foot of Georgias highest mountain, Shkhara, you will have the opportunity to reach out and touch the glaciers.

Shekvetili Dendrological Park in Georgia is a unique place with aesthetic, ecological, and scientific value. This park has become popular among locals and visitors alike due to its collection of plants from around the world and the protection of rare and endangered bird species. The park covers an area of over 60 hectares, featuring sections with endemic trees from different regions of Georgia and exotic plants from around the world. Special attention is given to the artificial lake, home to pink and red flamingos, as well as other bird species such as cranes, storks, ducks, parrots, peacocks, and swans.

An excursion to Shekvetili Park allows you to enjoy a unique combination of relaxation and learning about the fascinating world of nature.

Mountainous Adjara is one of the most mesmerizing regions of Georgia. An unforgettable walk through the Machakhela gorge awaits you. High mountains, fast rivers, striking in their beauty and rebelliousness, mighty waterfalls with fresh water, which you need to see with your own eyes. You will enjoy views of one of the most impressive waterfalls - Makhuntseti, as well as walk along the arched bridge of King Tamara, which is approximately 900 years old.

A traditional lunch with fresh trout and famous Georgian wine will complete your day!

The Batumi Botanical Garden, located 9 kilometers from the city of Batumi, stretches along the coastal zone between the Chakvistkali River and Green Cape. Historically, this area was covered with Colchis forest, including trees such as poplar, chestnut, and lime, as well as evergreen forest with laurel and rhododendron. Today, the Batumi Botanical Garden, founded in 1912, has become one of the citys major attractions. Since its establishment, it has grown to become one of the largest botanical gardens in Europe, showcasing over 5,000 diverse plants from various regions of the world, ranging from the South Caucasus to Mexico and the Mediterranean. This place is a must-visit, offering a unique opportunity to explore the richness of the plant world.