Sightseeing

Leghvtakhevi waterfall is located in Tbilisi's old city, one of the ancient Abanotubani sites. The waterfall towers 22 metres above the ground.

Leghvtakhevi is derived from the Georgian word "Leghvi," which means "fig." There were a lot of fig trees around here. Leghvtakhevi gorge separated the ancient district Kala from the main city.

Leghvtakhevi Waterfall is 90km From Villa Lapa

(1h 45m Drive)

The largest tree in Georgia is found in Telavi's city centre (Region of Kakheti). It's not only massive, but it's also almost 900 years old. It is worth visiting Telavi merely to view a 900-year-old Platanus (Chadari) that has withstood everything and stands majestically in the city centre.

Giant Plane Tree is 7.5km From Villa Lapa

(12min Drive)

Gombori Pass is an alternative route to Telavi, the capital of the Kakheti Region. The magnificent landscape of Gombori Pass is well-known. The curving mountain road is magnificent all year, but spring and autumn are particularly lovely. If you're not bothered by countless curves or extreme variations in elevation and air pressure, then this is the ride for you.

Gombori Pass is 18.3km From Villa Lapa

(25min Drive)