Today, Tbilisi Sea is a wonderful recreational area in addition to its main purpose. Even during the USSR, research was conducted on where the best climatic conditions were for the rehabilitation and treatment of cardiovascular diseases, and believe it or not, it was Baikal, Bichvinta, and the area around the Tbilisi Sea. In those days, a project was being developed to build a large rehabilitation center here. I am talking about the years 1988-1989. After this, it is clear that this microclimate hasn’t gone anywhere and remains here. When a person stays here for several days, a spiritual tranquility overcomes them. It is located at an altitude of 650 meters; its length is 9 km, and the maximum width is 1.85 km. The water reaches its maximum depth (45 meters) in spring, and its maximum temperature (28 degrees) in summer. The circumference of the sea is 26 kilometers, and there are several interesting places in this area: The Tbilisi Sea club has bungalows, a beach, 3 pools, and a water slide. They offer sailboats and motorboats for rides on the sea, and you can also try flying with a water parachute. The grandiose water park “Gino Paradise” is known for its outdoor and indoor pools, water attractions, various types of saunas, spa zones, and cafes; From the northwest coastline of the sea, a 35-meter monument “Georgia’s Chronicle” overlooks from the mountain of Queen. It is also referred to as the Georgian Stonehenge because it resembles the famous English prehistoric megalith in shape; On one side, the Tbilisi Sea is surrounded by a pine forest, which is a wonderful place for a picnic.