Shaori Reservoir is a serene man‑made lake framed by rolling green hills and dense forests. Created by damming the Shaori River, this calm water body is famous for its mirrored surface, reflecting the sky, clouds, and surrounding peaks. Unlike crowded tourist spots, it offers pure tranquility—ideal for kayaking, fishing, or simply enjoying a quiet picnic. A unique floating wooden walkway lets visitors stroll almost on the water. In autumn, the hills explode in shades of gold and red, making the scenery unforgettable. Whether you seek solitude or a gentle nature escape, Shaorskoye Reservoir is Racha’s best‑kept secret, waiting to mesmerize you with its untouched beauty.

Gino Aquapark – the largest water park in Georgia, located right on the shores of the Tbilisi Sea. This isn't just about slides; it's a full-blown adventure zone. The absolute star of the show is the 31-meter Toboggan slide – the tallest in Eastern Europe. Six riders can race down simultaneously for a serious adrenaline rush. When you need a breather, jump into the wave pool (complete with artificial waves), float along the lazy river, or simply chill in the lounge pool with a cocktail. Gino is incredibly family-friendly. There’s a massive, secure kids' city with mini-slides and splash zones. And here’s a fun twist: you can actually catch your own lunch in their on-site trout lake, and the chefs will grill it for you on the spot.

Turtle Lake (in Georgian: Kustba) is located on the slope of Mount Mtatsminda at an altitude of about 700 meters above sea level. It got its name from the many turtles that once lived there. Today, it is a popular recreational spot for both Tbilisi residents and visitors to the capital. In summer, you can swim here, rent a catamaran, or simply sunbathe on the pebble beach. There are walking and jogging paths around the lake, as well as sports grounds and cozy cafés serving Georgian cuisine. Getting here is easy: a cable car runs from Vake Park, and those who enjoy hiking can take scenic trails. Nearby is the Tbilisi Open Air Museum of Ethnography — so you can combine time in nature with a journey into history.

Tbilisi Sea Club is an ideal place where the mountain landscape meets the atmosphere of the resort. Located on the coast of the Tbilisi Sea, the club offers a full range of services for the perfect weekend. It has everything from sun loungers with umbrellas on the equipped beach to a modern pool with a Lounge area. This space is created for those who appreciate comfort. You can actively spend time playing volleyball or riding sapboards, or just relax with a cocktail overlooking the water surface. The club's restaurant deserves special mention. The menu features fresh seafood, juicy steaks and signature Georgian cuisine. When ordering a table by the water, you get not only delicious food, but also a picturesque viewpoint.

The Sion Reservoir (Lake of Sion, Sea of Sion) is located 75 km from Tbilisi (Mtskheta region, Eastern Georgia‑Mtianeti). It was established in 1963 on the Iori River; the area is 12.8 km2, the depth is up to 67 m, and the volume is over 325 million m3. The reservoir regulates the flow of the river, provides irrigation for fields and the operation of small hydroelectric power plants. The maximum water level is in July, the minimum is in March. The water temperature ranges from 2.7 C (February) to 23-24 C (August). The place is popular for fishing, swimming, boating, picnics and hiking trails. The shores are picturesque: The left slope is gentle, the right is steep and rocky, the top is covered with deciduous forest.