Places in Georgia

The balneological resort of Imereti 9 kilometres from Kutaisi at 120 metres, where radon-carbonate water rises from the ground at 33–35 degrees and needs no heating: an all-Union resort from 1931, 19 sanatoria and 9 bathhouses set in a ring around the central park by the radial plan of 1950–1951, Stalin's bathhouse at Spring No. 6, a shelter for refugees from Abkhazia since the 1990s and today a partly revived spa town.

The high mountain climatic resort of Guria in a hollow of the Meskheti range at 1,926–2,050 metres, where mountain and sea air meet: discovered in 1892 by the Ozurgeti doctor Artem Davidiants and declared a resort in 1923; wooden summer houses on stilts, a June to September season, the horse race of 19 August and sunrise from Mount Gadrekili.

A high summer resort of Guria on the northern slope of the Meskheti range at the sources of the Bzhuzhi, 2,100–2,755 metres up and 33 kilometres from Ozurgeti: a settlement of wooden cottages known as a resort above the clouds; the old summer pasture of the Shemokmedi monastery, with a road since 1955 and the Gomismtoba festival since 2010.

A new Black Sea resort at the mouth of the Enguri on the border with Abkhazia, 30 kilometres from Zugdidi: 8 kilometres of sandy shore, a promenade of more than a kilometre and a 540-metre pedestrian bridge over the Enguri to Ganmukhuri, on the site of ancient Heraclea, the Ottoman fortress of 1703 and the slave market, with the 2012 memorial to the Circassian genocide and, since 2015, the GEM Fest.

One of the highest resorts of Abkhazia: a valley of alpine meadows 18 kilometres beyond Lake Ritsa at 1,600 metres, with sodium-bicarbonate mineral springs whose water is bottled under the name Auadhara, and lakes at the height of the alpine meadows.