The iconic “Diamond Bridge” in the protected area of Tsalka Canyon, a grand amusement park, the longest karting track in Eastern Europe, and a newly opened hotel complex — these are just a few of the attractions that Kass Land Diamond Resort offers to enthusiasts of extreme and adventure tourism.

Located just 90 kilometers from Tbilisi, Kass Land Diamond Resort holds immense potential in adventure tourism, and is distinguished as a top year-round destination for both relaxation and thrill-seeking. Visitors can explore the canyon, visit the iconic “Diamond Bridge” in the protected area, and enjoy a massive amusement park inspired by the concept of Disneyland. They can also stay at the newly opened 55-room hotel complex — including 3 penthouses — offering panoramic views of the canyon.

The resort also offers an ideal setting for family vacations. According to Sophio Jgharkava, General Manager of Kass Land Diamond Resort, families can take their children to the expansive amusement park, which features a 30-meter water slide, a giant rainbow slide, and a rope labyrinth. Meanwhile, adults can enjoy activities such as riding the “bike zipline,” swinging on a giant swing, or visiting the unique glass bridge with a diamond-shaped bar suspended in the middle.

“Kass Land Diamond Resort has tremendous potential in adventure tourism. There are few resorts like this in Georgia, and its uniqueness stems from several factors. Firstly, visitors can explore the canyon and the ‘Diamond Bridge’ and ‘Diamond Café,’ which overlooks the canyon from above. For extreme tourism, the ‘zip bike’ and giant swing are noteworthy. All of this creates unforgettable emotions for tourists—we’ve yet to see a guest leave without being moved.

The amusement park is also ideal for families, as it features the longest karting track in Eastern Europe — designed for both adults and children. Experts highlight that the track, which stretches over a kilometer, is suitable for both amateur and professional drivers. Corporate karting competitions are also increasingly popular and in high demand.

The resort also offers opportunities for extreme sports. It is especially appealing to ecotourists, thanks to its pristine nature, fresh air, and a canyon that shifts in color as visitors pass through. A nearby waterfall and river enhance the area’s natural beauty, making it truly captivating. “Kass Land Diamond Resort is fast becoming a flagship destination for tourism in Georgia and is already enjoying growing popularity,” says Sophio Jgharkava.

The Kass Diamond Resort hotel features a newly opened 55-room hotel with 3 luxurious penthouses and panoramic canyon views, as well as 62 villa-style accommodations. Each room offers a view—some overlooking the canyon, others the surrounding forest—adding to the uniqueness and enjoyment of the stay.

“All hotel rooms are equipped to international standards and designed in a classic style. Guests can enjoy maximum comfort and stunning views. Notably, every room features a balcony and offers a view of either the canyon or the forest. The premium-class rooms stand out for their spaciousness—each exceeding 450-500 square meters and featuring balconies. Each room includes a jacuzzi, a massage table (with in-room massage services available upon request), a kitchenette with dishes, a wardrobe, and a bathroom. The terraces, each spanning 150 square meters, overlook either Tsalka Canyon or the forest and are furnished with outdoor furniture and feature an additional jacuzzi. Additionally, the hotel offers a range of spa services, including a sauna and four massage rooms—two designed for couples and two for individuals. The hotel complex also includes two conference halls for up to 160 guests. This provides a unique opportunity to hold events near Tbilisi, with conference facilities adaptable to various setups, including theater and classroom styles,” notes Sophio Jgharkava.

Kass Land Diamond Resort employs around 220 local residents. In addition to its unique natural surroundings, the resort delights visitors with traditional Georgian cuisine and warm hospitality. Traditional dishes such as “Chappala” fish and Tsalka-style potatoes are especially popular among tourists and have become culinary symbols of the region. The cascading waterfall flowing into the Khrami River, the dramatic canyon, diverse flora and fauna, and the richness of Georgian cuisine all contribute to making Tsalka a standout destination for lovers of adventure and extreme tourism.

KASS GROUP has actively invested in tourism and ecotourism in Georgia since 2016. One of its most important initiatives is the development of Tsalka Canyon—formerly known as Dashbashi Canyon—a unique geological and ecological protected area. The investment project has resulted in the creation of modern infrastructure, significantly increasing the region’s popularity and contributing to its socio-economic development. To date, the canyon has been visited by over 250,000 people, with annual growth of 20–25 percent. The site now welcomes approximately 1,000 tourists per day. Since 2016, KASS GROUP’s total investment in Georgia has exceeded 200 million GEL.

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