Spas & Wellness Centers in Georgia

Borjomi Central Park is a forested public park in the spa town of Borjomi, famous for its natural mineral water springs. Visitors can drink the warm, naturally carbonated Borjomi mineral water directly from the source at the park's spring pavilion. The park also features thermal outdoor pools fed by natural hot springs, walking trails, and cable car access to a viewpoint above the Borjomi gorge. Borjomi mineral water has been bottled and exported since the 19th century.

Chreli Abano, also known as the Royal Bath House, is a historic sulphur bathhouse in Tbilisi's Abanotubani district. The bathhouse features naturally heated sulphur spring water at approximately 40-46 degrees Celsius. Facilities include private rooms with individual pools, scrubbing and massage services, and communal bathing areas. The building's ornate tiled exterior and domed roof are among the most photographed landmarks in Tbilisi. The sulphur baths of Abanotubani gave Tbilisi its name, from the Georgian word 'tbili' meaning warm.

Orbeliani Baths is the most recognizable of Tbilisi's sulphur bathhouses, identifiable by its ornate blue-tiled facade in the Persian style. Located in the Abanotubani district, the bathhouse offers private and shared sulphur pools fed by natural hot springs. The building dates to the 19th century and was historically frequented by notable figures including Alexandre Dumas, who described the experience in his travel writings.