Private Full Day Tour from Batumi to Waterfalls

The monument is dedicated to the historical fact of the entry of the Apostle Andrew the First-Called to Georgia. According to the legend, this is how he entered Georgia. - It will take us 30 minutes to drive from Batumi to Sarfi waterfall.

wing from 2 different countries Chorikh/Ajaristskali - Here you can take memorable photos with a view of nature and the river, so here you will see a small waterfall flowing on the other side of the road. - Here you can also take a boat ride on the river. - It will take us 40 minutes from Sarfi waterfall to Ajaristskal.

The 20-meter Mirveti waterfall looks beautiful against the background of nature. - Before we reach the waterfall, we will have a 150-meter walking path in nature, which makes it very impressive. - It will take 25 minutes from Acharitskal to Mirveti waterfall.

It is located in Adjara, Kedi municipality, Makhuntseti village, at an altitude of 335 meters above sea level, on the right side of the Achariskalli river. A 50-meter-high waterfall flows on a small tributary, which creates a rather large whirlpool. -It is also the best place for extreme lovers. Here you will find zipline, rafting, karting, ATV and so on. - It will take 30 minutes from Mirveti waterfall to Makhuntseti waterfall

f unique nature, you will find a multi-functional chateau-type "Adjarian Wine House" surrounded by vineyards, where a wine factory, a wine store, a cellar with pitchers and wine tasting halls are located. - Here, in the background of beautiful landscapes, you will learn about ancient Georgian traditions, taste delicious wine and Georgian dishes; You will visit the vineyard and learn about the unique methods of Georgian wine production; You will be able to buy and taste wines produced locally using traditional technologies.. -It takes 20 minutes from the Makhuntseti waterfall to the Adjarian Wine house. - From here we will return to Batumi, where you were picked up, it will take us 40 minutes

of Batumi, at the mouth of the Chorokhi river. The village sits 4 km north of the Turkish border. Its name was connected with the myth of Medea and her brother Absyrtus.