A full day from Kutaisi to the Dadiani princes' palace in Zugdidi, the ancient fortress of Nokalakevi and the towering Enguri arch dam.
| 08:00 | Pickup from your Kutaisi hotel, private driver and vehicle for the day. |
| 09:40 | Arrival in Zugdidi after the roughly 100 km drive; visit to the Dadiani Palace and its botanical garden, home to the Niko Dadiani Historical and Ethnographic Museum collection. |
| 11:15 | Drive to Nokalakevi, about 45 minutes, for a walk through the archaeopolis fortress site. |
| 12:30 | Megrelian lunch at a local restaurant, menu and timing checked at booking. |
| 14:00 | Drive to the Enguri Dam viewpoint via Jvari village, about an hour. |
| 15:15 | Time at the viewpoint for photographs of the dam wall and gorge, no border crossing involved. |
| 15:45 | Return drive to Kutaisi, about two hours, arrival by early evening. |
Подходит ли этот тур для детей?
Yes, the walking is moderate and the drive includes stops, though Nokalakevi's uneven paths call for supervision with small children.
Can we combine this with a trip to Svaneti?
Zugdidi is the usual junction town for Mestia, so this day trip can be adapted into a multi-day itinerary; ask us for a combined option.
What if Dadiani Palace is closed on our date?
Opening days change seasonally; we confirm the schedule at booking and adjust the day's order if needed.
Is the Enguri Dam viewpoint safe to visit?
Yes, it is on the Georgia-controlled side and needs no special permission, though photography of the dam structure itself may be restricted, checked at booking.