I did not expect much, apart from the fact that I read about Prometheus... :) and couldn’t find any connection of the greek mythology and this cave ;) It’s a very nicely organized attraction, with guided tours starting every hour in January. Our guide was very concrete and spoke many languages (english, russian and some words in polish too). In the biggest rooms where the group stops, the music plays and thereis a “light show”. The boat rides were cancelled while we were there due to heavy rains - but we thought it was a very nice option. The cave is really big and different limestone and clay formations really work on one’s imagination. The walk is 1,4 km long and it’s warm inside (14 degrees celcius). The shuttle takes you back to the main parking. All in all it was very nice!

We loved our brief tour of the Prometheus Cave in Kumistavi, Georgia. What was particularly impressive were the polychromatic lights and awe-inspiring music which accompanied the tour. Our guide was also very knowledgeable and friendly which also added to the experience. There were some magnificent rock formations in the cave which I simply loved and would recommend this place to everyone which only takes an hour or so. My only gripe here was they were late in opening the place to the public in the morning.

my great dream visit in here, it so very beutiful and long cave , careful and watch your steps. the lights give more mysthical atmosphere. and the last line need seating the boat and go away to exit just don t forget pick up the helmet