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Borjom-Kharagauli National Park, among Europe's largest protected areas, preserves exceptional wilderness and rare endemic plants. Approximately 60% of these species are endangered, highlighting the park's dedication to conservation.
The managed reserve of Ktsia-Tabatskuri is dedicated to the protection and maintenance of Tabatskuri Lake, wetland and alpine habitats, conserving unique flora and fauna of the Lesser Caucasus.
The Botanical Garden in Zugdidi, the capital town of the Samegrelo region, stands as one of Georgia's oldest landscape architecture specimens that has endured over time. It is renowned for its unique collection of flora and its abundant cultural heritage
Navenakhevi Cave, in Terjola, Imereti region, showcases stunning karst formations, boasting stalagmites, stalactites, and four caves across two floors
The State Reserve and Sanctuary in Kobuleti is dedicated to conserving unique waterfowl habitats and wetland ecosystems of international significance. These areas represent invaluable natural heritage sites acknowledged by the RAMSAR convention
The largest forested protected area in Georgia-Kintrishi Nature Reserve is one of the outstanding natural sites in Adjara Region, aiming to preserve the Colchic forest endangered ecosystem.
The Mariamjvari Strict Nature Reserve, a protected area in the Kakheti region, was founded in 1935 to safeguard and uphold the pristine landscapes housing the relic Sosnowski pine (Pinus Sosnowski) of the Caucasus. This particular species has no parallel anywhere else in the world.
A protected area in Kakheti region of Georgia-Chachuna Managed Reserve aims to preserve forests on the banks of the Iori river and Dalis Mta Reservoir characterized with arid, semi-arid types of flora and fauna.
Renowned for its unique flora, Batsara-Babaneuri protected areas comprise 3 independent units: Batsara (3042 ha) and Babaneuri (862,1 ha) Strict Nature Reserves and Ilto Managed Nature Reserve (6971 ha), all three of them located in Akhmeta district of Kakheti region.
The protected area in Baghdati Municipality-Ajameti Managed Reserve aims to protect Tertiary era relicts: Imeretian Oak, Caucasian elm-Zelkova trees, some of them being 120 to 200 years old.
Tbilisi National Park was established on the basis of Saguramo Strict Nature Reserve, 25 km from Tbilisi. This oldest protected area in Georgia, is the best place to escape from the city buzz and enjoy various landscapes during all four seasons.
Mtirala, situated in Adjara, Georgia, stands out for its exceptional subtropical mixed Colchis forests, marking it as one of the rainiest and most humid locations in Europe. Nestled between the Black Sea and the western slopes of the Lesser Caucasus Mountains, it offers a unique ecological setting
Machakhela National Park, situated in South-West Georgia, resides in the Adjara region near the Black Sea coastline. This place is renowned for its pristine forests, harboring an array of woody plants, including 13 species listed in the Red Book
One of the most visited protected areas of Georgia-Kazbegi National Park displays a magnificent scenery of majestic snow-covered mountains, wild river valleys and ancient gorges, providing an ideal habitat for endangered plants and wildlife.
The Algeti State Reserve was established in 1965 as a protected area and later transformed into a national park in 2007. Its primary objective is to safeguard the easternmost territories where the Caucasian Spruce and Nordmann Fir thrive
Notable for its unique semi-desert ecosystem, steppe vegetation, and arid and deciduous forests, Vashlovani National Park preserves its unique shallow forests and abundant wildlife.
Protected Area of Javakheti is rich in various bird species and lakes. It is spread among the unique volcanic mountains, comprising Javakheti National Park and five Managed Reserves of Bughdasheni, Madatapha, Khanchali, Sulda and Kartsakhi.
The Prometheus Cave Natural Monument stands as a must-visit destination, recognized as one of Georgia's natural marvels. This karst cave boasts a stunning array of formations: stalactites, stalagmites, curtains, petrified waterfalls, cave pearls, and hidden underground rivers and lakes
The Sataplia Managed Reserve is celebrated for its heart-shaped speleothem nestled within a Karst cave, remarkable dinosaur footprints, and the lush Colchis forest. Explore the beautiful park trails leading to a spectacular glass-floored lookout offering breathtaking panoramic vistas.
The extraordinary beauty of Tusheti National Park, its mountainous landscapes, centuries-old defense towers and folk culture have been designated among the World Heritage Sites List by UNESCO, in 2007.
Lagodekhi National Park and Lagodekhi Protected Areas are located on the southern slopes of Eastern Caucasus Mountains, Kakheti region and offers nature lovers a hiking trails through its untouched natural ecosystems, with beautiful lakes and splendid waterfalls.
The first natural site in Georgia has been nominated for inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This nomination aims to safeguard the Kolkheti wetland ecosystems and forests, recognized for their international significance.
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