Tetra cave — Attraction in Tskaltubo

Let me say this, I would totally recommend this cave if you are driving your rental and you hired full day driver only, paying a full trip for this one cave won’t be worth your money and time unless it is part of tour around kutaisi … 👍🏽 we’re lucky coz we were the only two when the tour started at the afternoon 👍🏽 our guide was informative and to the point 👍🏽 nice choice of music along with inner lighting 👍🏽 so much stunning information about that cave goes back to 30,000 years of human trace use of this cave 👍🏽 fun fact totally worth the drive 👍🏽 they could offer wine tasting of three varieties should you choose to pay 10 GEL extra per person /per ticket 👍🏽clean WC 🚾 … 👎 vending machines are non-operational 👎 no nearby coffee shops/shops for snacks 👎 parking area could be challenging if you are driving your...

We loved the wine tasting tour and the price was just fine. The guide was very professional and had a lot of interesting knowledge about the cave and different wines. It was actually our first day in Georgia so it was a good start for exploring Georgian wines. We chose this cave because I can't walk as much as a visit to the Prometheus cave would require, and we weren't disappointed at all. Not too much of walking, very peaceful, no crowds and an unexpected combination of wine tasting and the cave itself. We also bought one bottle to go and it was an excellent wine, but they charge quite a lot for them in Tetra Cave, much much more than in the winery itself (which is somewhat nearby too and worth visiting!). However, the wine tasting tour in the cave was a good experience and I can recommend this to...

Paid 35GEL for a visit (I was the only guest) with wine tasting in this cave discovered by chance by kids a few decades ago. The renovation and excavation work has been funded by the EU and Czech Republic and is now private. People can rent a place in the cave to store their wine collection as the caves have good temperature/humidity mix for wine to age. Other people also come here for "speleotherapy".

The visit was pleasant, the spoke well English and was knowledgeable although some of her statements could be biaised. We ended the tour with a nice wine tasting including Imeretian cheese. You can also buy wine from some collection. Bonus:...