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Top DealLegendary Places of Georgia: Vardzia, Borjomi, Rabat.( Private Tour)

Discover Borjomi: Scenic Tour from Tbilisi

LEGENDARY PLACES OF GEORGIA: VARDZIA, BORJOMI, RABAT.( Private Tour)

Borjomi - Rabati -Vardzia Private Full Day Tour from Tbilisi
Most PopularJeep Tour to Tabatskuri Lake from Tbilisi (Borjomi, Daba, Bakuriani, Peninsula)

From Tbilisi: Private Tour to Rabati Castle-Vardzia Caves-Borjomi
Top DealFrom Tbilisi: Borjomi Central Park and Vardzia

Private Tour to Bakuriani Ski Resort and the Legendary Borjomi

Vardzia Tour from Tbilisi with Rabati Castle and Borjomi Park

Legendary Places of Georgia: Vardzia, Borjomi, Rabat.( Group Tour)

Borjomi/Bakuriani Private Full Day Tour from Tbilisi

Transfer from Tbilisi Airport to Borjomi and Bakuriani.
Top DealBorjomi Tour from Tbilisi with Bakuriani Resort and Kukushka Train

Bakuriani ski resort and the legendary Borjomi (Group Tour)
Top DealBorjomi - Rabati - Vardzia Private Full Day Tour from Tbilisi
Top DealFrom Tbilisi: Private Tour to Gori-Uplistsikhe-Borjomi

Transfer from Tbilisi Airport to Borjomi and Bakuriani.
Did you know? Borjomi
Borjomi's mineral water has been bottled and exported since 1850, making it one of the oldest continuously produced mineral waters in the Caucasus.
The town sits at 800 meters elevation in a narrow gorge of the Lesser Caucasus mountains, creating a naturally protected microclimate ideal for health tourism.
Borjomi National Park, established in 1995, covers over 10,000 hectares and protects one of the last remaining Caucasian oak and beech forests in Georgia.
The Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park hiking trail, opened in 2012, stretches 60 kilometers through the gorge and connects three historic monasteries.
Soviet-era sanatoriums still operate in Borjomi, offering Soviet nostalgia alongside modern spa treatments using the local mineral water.
The town's water contains naturally occurring minerals like sodium bicarbonate and is classified as thermal-mineral water with temperatures around 40°C at the source.