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A seven-day cultural and nature tour through Georgia, combining ancient monuments, mineral-water resorts, cave cities, traditional villages, regional cuisine, mountain hiking and the Black Sea coast.

Martvili/Place
A spectacular limestone gorge with turquoise water, forested cliffs, waterfalls, viewing platforms and seasonal boat trips.
About this place
Martvili Canyon is one of western Georgia’s most popular natural attractions. The canyon was formed by the Abasha River and is known for its turquoise water, moss-covered limestone cliffs, small waterfalls and dense vegetation.
The official visitor route begins in Inchkhuri village and follows a roughly 700-metre paved circular trail. Along the way, visitors cross bridges, walk along the historic Dadiani path and stop at several viewing platforms overlooking the gorge.
When weather and water conditions are suitable, a short boat trip is available along a 300-metre section of the river. Boat trips may be suspended during rain, snow or unsafe river conditions. Swimming and fishing are prohibited within the protected visitor area.
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Martvili

~35 min
A quiet regional town centre with local cafés, small shops, public spaces and views toward Martvili Monastery.

A historic summer residence connected with the Dadiani princely family of Samegrelo.

~120 min
A quieter natural gorge with forest trails, waterfalls, river pools and designated swimming areas.

~300 min
A remote and demanding canyon containing seven waterfalls, dense forest and dramatic views over western Georgia.

~45 min
A seasonal adventure activity featuring two zipline sections descending through the forest near Martvili Canyon.
Tours
A seven-day cultural and nature tour through Georgia, combining ancient monuments, mineral-water resorts, cave cities, traditional villages, regional cuisine, mountain hiking and the Black Sea coast.
A nine-day cultural and mountain journey across Georgia, combining Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Gori, Uplistsikhe, Kutaisi, Martvili, Racha, Mestia and Ushguli with historic monuments, canyons, wineries and Greater Caucasus landscapes.
A seven-day journey across Georgia combining historic cities, ancient monasteries, cave towns, canyons, Caucasus mountain landscapes and the Black Sea coast.

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