Top Things to do in Kvemo Kartli Region
What to do and see in Kvemo Kartli Region, Kvemo Kartli Region: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Kvemo Kartli Region, Georgia including Flamingo Tour Georgia, Birtvisi, Samshvilde Medieval Ruins, Dashbashi Canyon, Didgori Valley, Family Wine Complex Saduni, Dmanisi Sioni, Rustavi International Motopark, Samshvilde Ancient Settlement's Ruins, Tsughrughasheni Monastery.
Restaurants in Kvemo Kartli Region
1. Flamingo Tour Georgia
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Flamingo Tours Georgia is a leading provider of package tours to Georgia & combined tours to Azerbaijan-Georgia; Armenia-Georgia, Azerbaijan-Georgia-Armenia. We offer land only tours. It means that you arrange your own airfare to Georgia and we will meet you at the airport and handle everything else on the ground including accommodation, transfers, guides, entrance tickets, tour and more.
2. Birtvisi
3. Samshvilde Medieval Ruins
4. Dashbashi Canyon
5. Didgori Valley
6. Family Wine Complex Saduni
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Family Wine Complex Saduni is located in calm, cozy place, which is fully in nature but 20 minutes ride from capital - Tbilisi! Wine complex was created in 2010 as non-commercial use. In 2012 our cellar took 1st place in wine cellar competition. Then we were thinking about to register our family wine cellar as tourist object. At last in 2018 we did it and now we have guests around many countries. Wine complex provides traditional Georgian wine cellar, small guesthouse with 3 rooms and 1 shared bathroom and transportation service with our owned minivan. We offer 3 types of wine : red, white and rose, also Georgian alcohol drink Chacha, in many tastes. And our main opinion is to create non chemical - 100% natural product on real Georgian old traditions.
Reviewed By cwbush83 - Armidale, Australia
My wife and I went to the Family Wine Complex with some friends and had an absolutely fantastic supra experience. The Tbilisi pickup was quick and painless, and we were soon a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city. After meeting the family (and this really is a family business), we got to explore the award winning wine cellar along with enjoying a delicious tasting of wine and local snacks. The walnut bread was a highlight, but everything was delicious. We were then shown to the backyard to try freshly distilled chacha (not for the faint of heart) and enjoy a delicious supra complete with bottomless wine, more food than we could possibly eat, and regular toasts from an official tamada. The wine was good, the food was scrumptious, and the conversation over dinner was great. It was a fun window into both local traditions and Georgian wine & cuisine. We'll undoubtedly be back. We had a blast!
7. Dmanisi Sioni
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Located 95 km. southwest of the Goergian capital Tbilisi, in the Kvemo Kartli region, the townlet and the archaeological area of Dmanisi has been excavated and studied by Lordkipanidze. The paleontologic human finds have made a great impact in the academic world: the skulls dates back to 18.000 years ago. Our ancestors, now it's for sure, in that period were in Europe, and not only in Africa.
8. Rustavi International Motopark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Circuit races in Georgia are held from the beginning of the 20th century. The circuit races era of development in Georgia began in 1979 with the construction of the Rustavi Race Track, which in that period was called as DOSAAF. Since 2012 circuit races at the Rustavi International Motorpark are held in the motor classes: Formula Alfa Legends Class Touring Light BMW Compact Class
9. Samshvilde Ancient Settlement's Ruins
10. Tsughrughasheni Monastery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
