Five nights based in Borjomi combine the mineral water drinking cure with hydrotherapy, forest walks in Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, and a Bakuriani day.
| Day 1 | Private transfer from Tbilisi to Borjomi, about 2.5 to 3 hours on a paved road through the Mtkvari valley. Check in, orientation with the resident doctor if the hotel's programme includes one, and a first evening at the spa. |
| Day 2 | Morning drinking cure at the Borjomi Central Park springs and pump rooms, followed by a hydrotherapy session at the hotel. Afternoon free or a short walk through Borjomi's Romanov-era streets. |
| Day 3 | Guided forest walk on a marked trail inside Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, with a visitor centre stop for background on the park's history and wildlife. Massage session back at the hotel in the late afternoon. |
| Day 4 | Visit to Likani, the former Romanov summer residence on the Mtkvari riverbank, with a walk through its park and old plane trees. Interior access to the palace itself is restricted, checked at booking, and usually limited to the grounds. |
| Day 5 | Full day in Bakuriani, Georgia's mountain resort town, including the cable car up toward Kokhta ridge where conditions allow, checked at booking depending on season. Return to Borjomi in the evening for a final spa session. |
| Day 6 | Final morning drinking cure or spa treatment, check-out, and private transfer back to Tbilisi, with drop-off at the airport or a Tbilisi address. |
What does the drinking cure actually involve?
A set schedule of mineral water, usually taken before meals at the Borjomi springs or pump rooms, often with an initial consultation with the hotel's resident doctor. Exact timing and glass count vary by hotel and are checked at booking.
Can we go inside the Likani palace building?
The palace was a Romanov summer residence and later saw government use, so interior access is restricted. Visits typically cover the park and riverside grounds, confirmed at booking.
Is this suitable for someone without a specific medical condition?
Yes. The programme works as a wellness week, including hydrotherapy, massage and forest walking, with the drinking cure as an optional structured element rather than a medical treatment.
How is the price structured?
€1590 per person is based on two travellers sharing. Solo travellers and groups of three or more are quoted separately before booking.