Explore UNESCO World Heritage sites, spectacular caves, and authentic Georgian culture in one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities
Kutaisi, Georgia's third-largest city and ancient capital, is a treasure trove of history, culture, and natural wonders. With over 3,000 years of continuous habitation, this city has witnessed empires rise and fall, from the ancient Kingdom of Colchis (home of the Golden Fleece legend) to modern times. Today, Kutaisi combines magnificent UNESCO World Heritage monasteries, stunning natural caves, and authentic Georgian charm.
Georgian Transfer provides comfortable and reliable transportation throughout Kutaisi and surrounding attractions. Whether you're visiting the Gelati Monastery, exploring Prometheus Cave, or traveling to nearby regions, our professional drivers ensure a memorable journey.
Kutaisi was the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Colchis, legendary destination of Jason and the Argonauts in their quest for the Golden Fleece. Later, it became the capital of the unified Kingdom of Georgia and has remained an important cultural and political center throughout history.
Kutaisi is home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Gelati Monastery and Bagrati Cathedral. These architectural masterpieces represent the Golden Age of medieval Georgia and are among the country's most significant cultural treasures.
UNESCO site built by King David the Builder. Stunning frescoes, mosaics, and medieval academy. Must-see attraction!
11th-century cathedral overlooking the city. UNESCO Heritage site with magnificent architecture and panoramic views.
Picturesque monastery on cliff above Tskaltsitela River. Beautiful location, rich history, peaceful atmosphere.
Spectacular karst cave with stalactites, stalagmites, underground rivers, and lakes. 1.4km walking route with lighting.
Dinosaur footprints, caves, glass viewing platform over forest canopy. Unique natural and prehistoric site.
Breathtaking canyon with suspended walkway. Stunning views of waterfalls and lush vegetation. Adventure seekers' paradise.
Authentic Georgian market experience. Fresh produce, spices, churchkhela, local cheeses. Best place for souvenirs.
Modern fountain with enlarged copies of Golden Fleece-era artifacts. Central meeting point and photo spot.
Historic bridge over Rioni River. Popular walking area with cafes, perfect for evening strolls.
Perfect for: Sightseeing, cave exploration, monastery visits, hiking
Temperature: 15-25°C (59-77°F)
Highlights: Blooming nature, comfortable weather, ideal for outdoor activities, fewer crowds
Perfect for: Canyon walks, cave tours (cool inside!), outdoor dining
Temperature: 25-32°C (77-90°F)
Highlights: Peak season, all attractions open, vibrant atmosphere, longest days
Perfect for: Photography, wine tours, cultural experiences
Temperature: 12-22°C (54-72°F)
Highlights: Beautiful foliage, wine harvest season, comfortable temperatures, authentic experience
Perfect for: Budget travel, museums, indoor attractions
Temperature: 3-12°C (37-54°F)
Highlights: Lowest prices, fewer tourists, cozy restaurants, winter charm
Round cheese bread - Imereti region's version. Simple yet incredibly delicious with Imeretian cheese!
Chicken in creamy garlic sauce - now world-famous thanks to Georgian cuisine's popularity!
Turkey or chicken in walnut sauce - traditional Imeretian specialty perfect with ghomi (cornmeal).
Bean-filled bread. Imeretian version is particularly tasty and authentic.
Try Imereti's unique qvevri wines, especially Tsitska and Tsolikouri grape varieties, at local wine bars.
Georgian Transfer offers premium chauffeur services throughout Kutaisi and the Imereti region. From airport pickups to monastery tours and cave explorations, we provide comfortable and knowledgeable transportation services.
Let Georgian Transfer be your trusted partner for discovering Kutaisi's ancient treasures and natural wonders.
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