A 4-hour journey from Tbilisi, Sairme is one of Georgia’s best-known resorts. It’s a particular kind of fame: as a resort, Sairme has been a popular destination for all of Georgia’s soviet past and counting. Its (6 different types of) mineral water, of the same name, have been found to have a wide array of curative capabilities, mostly for stomach ailments. Sairme, together with Borjomi and Nabeghlavi, forms a holy trinity of Georgian mineral waters. However, fancy music festivals and entertainment gigs are a rarity here, so Sairme remains a resort chiefly for connoisseurs of beautiful, pastoral landscapes and a calming atmosphere. And those four hours that you’d need to get there from Tbilisi? Easily compensated by the beautiful places you’ll get to see on the way.  The resort itself is in the middle of a forest, with a sprawling network of baths and wells at the entrance. Sairme is also a place you’d have to try very hard to get lost in, unlike Tbilisi and a plethora of other places in Georgia, here almost every wall and building is marked with one signpost or another. Particular care is spent upon explanation of the benefits of Sairme water and the rules for its consumption. And it’s all green! And there are hammocks everywhere! And it’s definitely one of the places in Georgia where riding a bicycle is very much encouraged and cherished. Oh, and if you happen to do sports, there are a couple of gyms around and a nice, multi-functional stadium.