Dashbashi Canyon opened its 'Diamond Bridge' in 2023 — a 240m-long glass suspension bridge with a diamond-shaped pod hanging in the middle, 280m above a waterfall canyon. It's Georgia's newest headline attraction and already Instagram-famous. Combined with a hike down to the canyon floor and its waterfalls, it makes a spectacular full-day trip 2 hours south of Tbilisi.
Full itinerary
Highlights of this day trip
- Diamond Bridge — 240m glass suspension bridge, 280m high
- Diamond-shaped glass pod suspended above the canyon center
- Optional cafe experience inside the diamond pod
- Hike down to the canyon floor to Dashbashi waterfall
- Tsalka volcanic plateau landscapes on the drive
- Georgia's newest major attraction — arrive early to beat crowds
What's included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off in Tbilisi
- Modern vehicle with driver-guide in your language (EN / RU / HE / AR / ZH and more)
- Bridge entrance fee (currently 50 GEL adult)
- Bottled water
What to bring
- Sturdy shoes if hiking to the canyon floor
- Fear-of-heights: glass bridge is intense — sit-out area available
- Camera / phone for photos
- Cash for the diamond pod cafe if you want to sit inside
Best time to visit
May-October. Winter closes the pod cafe and the canyon-floor hike gets muddy. Weekends are crowded — go on a weekday if possible.
Frequently asked
Is the Diamond Bridge safe?
Yes — engineered to hold 400+ people simultaneously. The glass is 45mm thick multi-layer safety glass. Feels intense at first but is completely secure.
Can I go without walking on the glass?
Yes — a normal path runs alongside for people with vertigo. You can view the diamond pod without crossing the glass sections.