• Europe Square - Our friendly cat will be waiting for you at the taxi parking in Europe Square. The waiting time is 15 minutes.

For a private tour, we will arrange to pick you up from your accommodation in Tbilisi.

• Rustavi - Rustavi is an emerging post-Soviet city with a population of 100,000. Featuring a new town square and a theatre currently under renovation, this former industrial town is undergoing exciting changes. Just 25 minutes from Tbilisi, it is filled with Soviet architecture, surrounded by abandoned factories, neglected Soviet-era parks, and dusty hills, offering a unique experience.
• Mravaltskaro Colorful Mountains - Lake Mravaltskaro provides a surreal experience like no other. Encircled by vibrant, colorful rock formations, this extraordinary landscape feels like stepping onto another planet. It’s a pristine and untouched natural area with few visitors, ideal for those looking to escape the crowds and immerse themselves in pure beauty.

For nature enthusiasts, Mravaltskaro Lake is one of Georgia’s premier birdwatching locations. Depending on the season, you might spot herons, eagles, falcons, magpies, and even rare animals like turtles. The area is rich in flora and fauna, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Prepare for some walking to explore all the scenic photo opportunities this area offers. With panoramic views and a sense of untouched wilderness, Lake Mravaltskaro is a true hidden gem, perfect for photographers, hikers, and anyone seeking a connection with nature.

Don’t forget your camera—this place is full of picture-perfect moments!

• Natlismtsemeli Monastery - Situated in the rugged terrain of Georgia’s Kakheti region, the Natlismtsemeli Monastery stands as a testament to the country’s rich spiritual heritage. Established in the 6th century by Father Lucian, a devoted disciple of St. David, this active monastery is a vital part of the renowned David Gareja monastic complex. Visitors are welcome to explore the numerous cave temples and the central church, which houses ancient frescoes dating back to the 12th century. These well-preserved artworks offer a fascinating insight into medieval Georgian art and religious devotion.

Today, Natlismtsemeli continues to function as a living monastery, providing a peaceful retreat for those seeking spiritual enrichment amidst its historic and serene surroundings.

• David Gareja Monastery - Next on our itinerary is the David Gareji Monastery Complex, a sacred and awe-inspiring destination that has held deep spiritual significance for Georgians for centuries. Nestled in the rugged, dramatic landscape of Georgia’s southeastern desert, this ancient monastery complex is carved directly into a massive rock formation, creating an unforgettable blend of nature and devotion.

As you walk through its cave churches and monastic cells, you’ll feel the serene and contemplative atmosphere that has attracted monks and pilgrims for generations. Surrounded by sweeping views of the desert hills, David Gareji offers not only a journey into Georgia’s religious history but also a tranquil escape into one of the country’s most scenic and spiritual landscapes. This is truly a place where history, faith, and nature come together in perfect harmony.

• Udabno - During our tour, we’ll stop for lunch in the village of Udabno, where you’ll have the chance to enjoy authentic Georgian and Svanetian dishes. A highlight is the traditional Kubdari, a hearty meat-filled bread from the Svaneti region. For those who prefer plant-based options, the local restaurants offer a variety of vegetarian dishes, ensuring a delightful culinary experience for everyone.
• Kapatadze Lake - Tucked away in Georgia’s semi-desert region, Kapatadze Lake is located near the David Gareji Monastery complex. This salty lake is rich in natural minerals and is renowned for its vibrant colors and tranquil setting. In summer, the lake often partially dries up, revealing glistening white salt patches that give the scenery an almost otherworldly appearance. The surrounding landscape is breathtaking, with endless hills, warm desert tones, and wide-open skies, creating perfect photo opportunities. In spring, the nearby almond orchards bloom, painting the dry land with soft pink and white blossoms. After lunch on the way back to Tbilisi, travelers can enjoy a quiet moment to appreciate the natural beauty and capture the wild, untouched charm of the Georgian countryside at this stop. Kapatadze Lake is one of those rare places where you can experience the harmony of desert, salt, and sky—providing a peaceful finale to your 4x4 adventure.
• Europe Square - Return drive to Tbilisi.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off (only for private tours)
• Bottled water

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Are you prepared for an extraordinary adventure? This isn’t your average day trip - it’s designed for those who seek the excitement of discovery and the allure of untouched beauty.

Join an exclusive 4x4 expedition through Kakheti, venturing into areas only reachable by off-road vehicles. Starting from Tbilisi, the journey delves into the rugged landscapes of eastern Georgia, leading you to the surreal, vibrant Rainbow Mountains and the serene Mravaltskaro reservoir - a hidden gem far from the crowds.

Experience the timeless atmosphere at the Natlismtsemeli Monastery, where monks reside among ancient rock formations, and marvel at the legendary David Gareji Monastery, situated on the semi-desert slopes of Mount Gareji. Midway, enjoy a hearty Georgian lunch at a rustic restaurant in Udabno, offering a genuine taste of local hospitality.

This is a small group tour with a unique itinerary crafted for those eager to explore beyond the ordinary. Are you ready to join?

• For your comfort and safety, we strongly recommend wearing closed-toe, sturdy shoes suitable for potentially muddy and steep terrains.
• Ambient temperature may be over 30ºC (86F) from May to October
• The altitude is the same as in Tbilisi 350 m (1150 ft) above sea level
• Our group tours may occasionally be conducted in both Russian and English simultaneously. While we aim to provide an equal experience for all participants, this may result in a slower pace or longer explanations
• Remember to bring cash or cards for your lunch, coffee, and any personal expenses. Cash will also be needed for restrooms, tips, and other incidentals.
• When visiting Orthodox churches, women are required to cover their heads and wear skirts, while men should wear pants.
• Please note that the price of this tour may vary based on several factors such as the day of the week, the number of participants, the season, and current promotional discounts. The price displayed on the site most often represents the lowest available price, with discounts automatically applied at the expense of the company. We encourage you to check the specific details for your desired date to understand the exact cost for your unique booking.
• During this off-road tour, you’ll explore approximately 4 km (2.5 miles) on foot.
• We wish to assure all our guests that this tour is absolutely safe and exclusively traverses the territory of Georgia. Please be informed that the Udabno Monastery is not a part of our itinerary, and the route leading to it is completely closed. Rest assured, even without this, our tour remains a unique and beautiful experience, offering a true taste of Georgia’s natural wonders. Your safety and enjoyment are our utmost priorities.
• Optional front seat upgrade for extra comfort – 30 USD (only one per group, subject to availability).
• Not recommended for travellers with motion sickness
• This is not just an opportunity to see breathtaking landscapes, but also a chance to challenge yourself and feel proud of your accomplishments. Come prepared for an authentic adventure!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.