• Batumi - The journey begins in Batumi, with a 30-40 minute drive to the first destination.
• Kibura Waterfall - Located at the meeting point of the Adjaristskali and Chorokhi rivers, the Kibura Waterfall is also known as the “waterfall of love.” It takes about 30-40 minutes to drive here from Batumi.
• Mirveti Waterfall - Featuring a 22-meter tall waterfall and a Soviet-era narrow metal bridge.
• Makhuntseti Waterfall - This impressive waterfall stands 53 meters tall, accompanied by Queen Tamar’s 12th-century arched bridge.
• Shervashidze Wine Cellar - The final stop includes a visit to a family wine cellar with stunning views of the Adjarian mountains, where guests can enjoy homemade wine, food, and traditional folklore dance.
• Shervashidze Wine Cellar - This marks the end of the trip, with a one-hour return journey to Batumi.

• Transportation
• Guiding Service
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

Explore the stunning Adjara Region by visiting the Makhuntseti and Mirveti waterfalls, crossing the medieval Queen Tamar’s bridge, and enjoying authentic Georgian wine, cuisine, and a traditional folklore show hosted by a Tamada.

During this excursion, participants will visit a Georgian family that produces a variety of wines, Chacha, and Cognac. Guests will also have the opportunity to taste traditional Georgian dishes and listen to traditional Georgian toasts.

A trip to the mountainous Adjara is ideal for ecological and ethnic tourism. In the small villages nestled in the valleys of the Chorokhi and Adjaristkali rivers, the age-old way of life is still preserved, with traditions and customs of ancestors being honored. The waterfalls in the villages of Makhuntseti and Mirveti captivate with their beauty.

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