Discover Natakhtari

Natakhtari offers several specific points to consider when planning your stay: recreational activities, brewery history, monastery culture and transfer options. If you are looking for a hotel in Natakhtari, you can take these different themes into account when choosing where to stay.

Recreation, monastery and local production

Vanilla Sky is a recreational complex in Natakhtari and offers flights. The availability of this service may vary. Villa Mosavali in Natakhtari includes a wine cellar. The Natakhtari Women's Monastery was built over ancient ruins. Natakhtari thus brings together different themes: a recreational activity, a named feature of a hospitality complex and a historic monastery site.

The history of Natakhtari Brewery also connects the town with its water source. The brewery's location was chosen in part because of Natakhtari's unique spring water. The brewery was built in Natakhtari in 2005; Natakhtari beer has been produced in Georgia since 2005. The year therefore refers both to the construction of the brewery at this location and to the start of beer production in Georgia. According to the manufacturer, Natakhtari beer is made from malt, hops and Natakhtari spring water. Its product range includes beer and carbonated soft drinks.

Getting there and transfers

Vanilla Sky gives the distance from Tbilisi to Natakhtari as 23 kilometres. The complex also offers free transport from Tbilisi city centre to the airport. Natakhtari Airport offers a transfer from Tbilisi to Natakhtari. These details refer to different transfer services and should be taken into account accordingly when planning. Check transfer arrangements and distance information before travelling.

In the wider destination of Mtskheta-Mtianeti

Mtskheta-Mtianeti is presented as a year-round region with historical, cultural and natural monuments. Mtskheta is the region's administrative centre and is considered a museum city. Notable buildings in Mtskheta include the present-day Samtavro Monastery, a stone episcopal church dating from the first half of the 11th century, and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, built between 1010 and 1029. South of Mtskheta, Armaztsikhe existed from the 4th century BC to the 8th century AD; the complex includes a royal palace, a church, a wine cellar and ancillary buildings.

The Kazbegi National Park offers a different landscape within the wider destination of Mtskheta-Mtianeti. It lies in a historic valley on the northern slopes of the Caucasus; 35 percent of its area is forested. The rest consists of alpine pastures, moraines, snow-covered peaks and rugged rocks. Alongside Natakhtari's cultural and local histories, the wider region therefore offers its own distinct landscape and cultural themes. Within the wider destination of Mtskheta-Mtianeti, Lake Bazaleti offers further recreational opportunities. The volcanic lake in the Dusheti region covers 1.22 km² and is at most seven metres deep; visitors can swim, fish, go boating and enjoy beach sports there. Check seasonal rules before your visit.

Discover more destinations: Bazaleti, Birkiani, Passanauri, Ananuri, Arsha, Chargali, Dusheti, Tianeti

To the wider travel overview: Mtskheta-Mtianeti.