Experience the beauty of Georgia while exploring the famous Borjomi Mineral Waters. Discover the country’s top export and immerse yourself in its marvelous nature and rich culture.
- Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park - Duration of the tour is 8-9 hours. Pick up at hotel around 09:00 AM. After breakfast accompanied by your guide and driver you leave Tbilisi for another gem of Georgian culture – Borjomi. Upon arrival you will proceed to a stunning National park for a relaxing walk around the former hunting place by Georgian aristocracy.
You then hop into a cable car leaving the Mineral Water Park and heading uphill and enjoy a breathtaking panorama of the Park, Borjomi Gorge and the Borjomi valley. The original warm mineral spring, named Ekaterina Spring, sits beneath a pavilion straight ahead of the park entrance (you can fill bottles from it). If you walk about 3km upstream, beyond the ‘attractions’ of the park proper, you’ll find a small, spring-fed swimming pool with a constant temperature of about 27°C. At the end of the tour arrival back to Tbilisi and drop off at your hotel in Tbilisi
- Beautiful Temple of Saint Seraphim of Sarov Near Borjomi
- Private tour
- Transportation in modern, air-conditioned coach
- Qualified English-speaking guide
- Borjomi Mineral Waters and Historical Green monastery near Borjomi
- Mineral Waters to drink
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
Boasting picturesque vineyard-covered valleys and ancient churches and watchtowers nestled amongst awe-inspiring mountain landscapes, Georgia (Saqartvelo, საქართველო) is a breathtakingly beautiful country and a haven for walkers, horse riders, cyclists, skiers, rafters and explorers of all sorts. Its people, who are spirited, hospitable and cultured, are equally unique. Georgia is reputed to be the origin of wine, and it’s a place where guests are seen as blessings and hospitality is the essence of life.
The town of Borjomi is renowned for its thriving mineral water industry (Georgia’s top export), the Romanov summer palace in Likani, and the World Wide Fund for Nature site, the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park.
The supposed healing properties of the local mineral springs make it a popular destination for those seeking wellness solutions.
Furthermore, this town houses the largest eco-focused amusement park in the Caucasus.
- Mineral waters are free to drink and even to fill bottles and to take with you
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
