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Discover Georgia’s stunning nature on this full-day trip from Tbilisi, featuring a glass bridge over Dashbashi Canyon, waterfall hikes, and authentic local experiences.
Exploring Georgia often means uncovering its lush landscapes, ancient sites, and warm hospitality. This particular day trip from Tbilisi packs in some of the most striking natural sights, including a spectacular 240-meter glass bridge over Dashbashi Canyon, with the option to hike down to a waterfall. The journey is designed for those craving authentic, scenic Georgia moments with a touch of adventure.
What we love most about this experience is how close you get to nature — literally standing on a transparent bridge high above the canyon, feeling like you’re floating in the sky. Plus, the knowledgeable guides and the chance to sample genuine honey from a local village really add to the appeal.
One potential consideration is the two-hour drive each way, which might be a long time for some travelers. Also, if you plan to hike to the waterfall, comfortable shoes are a must, as the terrain can be quite rugged.
This tour suits travelers who enjoy scenic outdoor adventures, are comfortable with heights, and appreciate cultural stops along the way. It’s ideal for those seeking both adrenaline and tranquility in Georgia’s stunning landscapes.


This trip begins in central Tbilisi, with a meet-up in front of the iconic Big Bicycle monument near Rose Revolution Square. The organizers note that arriving 30 minutes early is advisable, so you have time to settle in and get ready for the adventure ahead. The group is usually small and friendly, with a professional, English-speaking guide leading the way. From there, it’s about a two-hour bus journey to the first major highlight: the Diamond Bridge.
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The diamond-shaped café in the middle of the bridge is as much a photo opportunity as the actual crossing. We loved the way the guide explained that this structure offers more than just stunning views—it’s a symbol of Georgia’s innovative spirit. As you step onto the 240-meter glass bridge, expect a mixture of excitement and awe. Several reviews mention the “thrilling” sensation of standing on transparent glass above the canyon, which is at an altitude where the ground seems miles below.
Some visitors have described the experience as feeling like being “part of the surroundings,” especially because the view of Dashbashi Canyon from the bridge is astonishing. The guided tour includes free time for photos and soaking in the scenery. If you’re feeling adventurous, there’s the option to try the sky bike, which costs about 120 Lari (around 40 USD). Several travelers have highly recommended this, calling it a “must-do” for thrill-seekers.
After enjoying the bridge, the tour continues to Dashbashi Canyon, where the real adventure begins. The canyon itself is a geological marvel, filled with lush greenery and towering cliffs. Travelers have the chance to hike approximately 2 km down to a waterfall, which is considered the highlight for many.
The trail is described as rough and steep by some reviewers, so wearing comfortable and sturdy shoes is essential. The hike itself takes about an hour and a half round-trip, with breathtaking views along the way. A good number of reviews emphasize how this part makes you feel genuinely connected to nature — “feeling like you’re truly part of the landscape,” as one guest put it.
Those who opted to hike down and see the waterfall mention how worth it the effort was. One review described it as “a moment of feeling one with nature,” and another called the waterfall “beautiful,” noting that it’s a perfect spot for photos and a peaceful moment away from crowds.
On the way to the canyon, there’s a chance to buy genuine honey from a local village, which many travelers appreciated, citing it as a nice touch that added authenticity. Some guides also share insights about Georgian culture and traditions, making the journey educational as well as scenic.
The tour wraps up with roughly two hours back to Tbilisi, giving you a chance to relax and reflect on the day. If you’re interested in extending the adventure, the tour provides options like the sky bike or additional stops, though these come at extra cost (around 40 USD and 20 USD respectively).

Multiple reviewers praise the guides (names like Nino, Sofia, Misho, and Nanuka) for their friendly attitude, local knowledge, and ability to keep everyone engaged. One guest mentioned Nino as “absolutely exceptional,” highlighting her warmth and patience. Others appreciated guides’ insights into Georgian culture and their helpful tips during the hike and sightseeing.
The tour’s small-group setting (typically around 10-15 people) helps foster a friendly atmosphere, and guides are consistently described as knowledgeable, entertaining, and attentive.

At approximately 20 USD for entry plus optional extras, this day trip offers excellent value. When you consider the transportation, guided commentary, scenic stops, and the thrill of crossing a glass bridge high above a canyon, it’s a well-rounded package. The ability to purchase honey or try the sky bike adds optional fun, but even without extras, the core experience is satisfying and memorable.
Travelers frequently mention how much they enjoyed the balance of adventure, sightseeing, and cultural insight. The tour is especially appealing for those who want a taste of Georgia’s extraordinary landscapes without the hassle of planning multiple excursions themselves.

If you’re after a scenic adventure with a dash of adrenaline, this trip is a solid choice. The stunning vistas from the glass bridge are truly unforgettable, and the canyon hike provides a genuine connection to Georgia’s natural beauty. The guides’ friendliness and local insights elevate the experience, making it feel personal and authentic.
However, if you aren’t comfortable with heights or steep walks, the canyon hike might be challenging. Also, the two-hour drive each way means it’s best suited for those who enjoy long scenic journeys. The tour’s seasonal nature means summer visits will maximize the experience, especially with clear weather.
This day trip offers great value for nature lovers, adventurers, and culture enthusiasts alike. With breathtaking landscapes, friendly guides, and optional adrenaline-pumping activities, it’s a memorable way to see Georgia’s spectacular outdoors.

How long is the tour?
The full trip lasts around 7 hours, including travel time, sightseeing, and optional activities.
What is included in the price?
The cost covers transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, an English-speaking guide, and entry to the Diamond Bridge.
Are there any extra costs?
Yes, the entry fee to the Diamond Bridge (about 20 USD) and the sky bike ride (around 40 USD) are optional extras.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes are essential, especially if you plan to hike down to the waterfall. Sunscreen and a hat are also recommended.
Is the tour suitable in all seasons?
The tour is seasonal, with summer being the best time for clear skies and comfortable weather.
Can I do the waterfall hike if I’m not an experienced hiker?
The hike to the waterfall involves rough and steep terrain, so it’s best suited for those comfortable with moderate hiking.
What makes this tour special compared to other Georgia day trips?
The highlight is crossing the spectacular glass bridge over Dashbashi Canyon, combined with authentic local experiences like honey tasting and guided cultural insights.
This tour from Tbilisi offers a well-balanced mix of adventure, scenic beauty, and cultural authenticity, perfect for travelers eager to experience Georgia’s natural wonders in a day. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, nature lover, or curious explorer, it’s a trip that promises memorable moments and stunning vistas.