Paravani Lake
Located on the Javakheti volcanic plateau, Lake Paravani is the largest lake in Georgia. Its vast open landscapes, dramatic skies, and remote highland atmosphere create a powerful sense of wilderness.
Region: Samtskhe–Javakheti
Altitude: approx. 2,070 m above sea level
Landscape: volcanic plateau and wide alpine scenery
Known for: the largest lake in Georgia
Best time to visit: May – October
Koruldi Lakes
The Koruldi Lakes are among the most scenic alpine lakes in Georgia. Located above Mestia, they offer spectacular reflections of the Caucasus mountains and unforgettable panoramic views.
Region: Svaneti
Altitude: approx. 2,740 m above sea level
Landscape: alpine lakes surrounded by high Caucasus peaks
Known for: breathtaking views of Mount Ushba
Best time to visit: June – September
Abudelauri Lakes
The Abudelauri Lakes are famous for their striking colors and dramatic alpine surroundings. Each lake has a unique hue, creating one of the most photogenic landscapes in the Caucasus.
Region: Khevsureti
Altitude: approx. 2,600–2,800 m above sea level
Landscape: high mountain lakes surrounded by rocky peaks
Known for: three colorful lakes – Blue, Green, and White
Best time to visit: June – September
Ilia’s Lake (Ilia’s Tba)
Ilia’s Lake is a picturesque destination near the town of Kvareli in the heart of Georgia’s wine region. Surrounded by vineyards and gentle hills, the lake offers beautiful views of the Caucasus mountains and a calm environment ideal for relaxation, walks, and outdoor recreation.
Region: Kakheti (Kvareli)
Altitude: approx. 400 m above sea level
Landscape: small scenic lake surrounded by vineyards and mountain views
Known for: peaceful atmosphere, walking paths, and views of the Caucasus foothills
Best time to visit: April – October
Tobavarchkhili Lake
Tobavarchkhili, often called the Silver Lake, is one of the most remote and breathtaking lakes in Georgia. Hidden deep in the mountains of Samegrelo, it is surrounded by dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and alpine landscapes. Due to its remote location and pristine nature, the area is considered one of the most spectacular and untouched destinations in the Caucasus.
Region: Samegrelo
Altitude: approx. 2,650 m above sea level
Landscape: alpine lakes surrounded by dramatic Caucasus peaks and cliffs
Known for: the legendary “Silver Lake” and untouched wilderness
Best time to visit: July – September
Lopota Lake
Lopota Lake is one of the most scenic destinations in Georgia’s Kakheti region. Surrounded by forested hills and overlooking the Greater Caucasus Mountains, the lake offers a peaceful and picturesque environment. As a four-season resort destination, Lopota is ideal for relaxation, nature walks, outdoor activities, and enjoying the beauty of Kakheti throughout the year.
Region: Kakheti
Altitude: approx. 500 m above sea level
Landscape: scenic lake surrounded by forested hills and views of the Greater Caucasus
Known for: picturesque landscapes and year-round resort atmosphere
Best time to visit: all year round