Trip to the Makhuntseti Waterfall from Batumi
All of Mountain Adjara in One Day: Day Trip from Batumi with a Georgian Feast
Waterfalls, medieval stone bridges, Gvara Fortress and the confluence of two rivers in one day, with the history of the region and a Georgian feast in the mountains.
Mountain Adjara Day Trip from Batumi with Makhuntseti Waterfall
Only the most popular stops, with lunch at a cafe.
Grape Harvest Tour from Batumi: Rtveli at a Farm with a Georgian Feast
Pick grapes and stomp them with your feet, just like Celentano!
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Tangerine Picking - Day Trip from Batumi
See where the tangerines on shop shelves come from and pick them yourself
Machakhela Gorge Private Tour from Batumi: Mountain Adjara
A day of photo stops all along the Adzharistskali valley and the Machakhela Gorge, finished with a Georgian feast with songs, dances and folk costume to try on - or with lunch at a restaurant.
Food Tour from Batumi with a Khachapuri and Khinkali Cooking Class
Learn to make khachapuri and khinkali, then dare to eat them
Wine tasting in Batumi
1 hour program, best Georgian wines and cheese plate
How our excursions work
When and where from are you going?
Pick the dates: group departures by day and private trips on any day. The same thing we pick in chats, here - at once
Experience the breathtaking 50-meter Makhuntseti waterfall. A refreshing mountain escape just a short drive from Batumi with expert English-speaking guides
Makhuntseti Waterfall Tour: A Journey to the Heart of Mountainous Adjara with a Local Guide
Just 30 km from Batumi, the Makhuntseti Waterfall is hidden - a 30-meter giant surrounded by dense forests and rocks. But this is not just a beautiful place: ancient legends are hidden behind every stone, and new adventures are behind every turn. Want to see Adjara through the eyes of locals? Go on a tour with us with a Georgian guide! We will reveal the secrets of these places that you will not find in guidebooks.
What awaits you on the tour?
Main locations of the route
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Makhuntseti Waterfall:
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Refreshing splashes of a 30-meter cascade.
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The opportunity to swim under the jets (for the brave!).
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Souvenirs at the entrance: homemade jam, honey, churchkhela.
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Queen Tamara Arch Bridge:
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A 12th century structure where time stands still.
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Legends about the queen who united Georgia.
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Mirveti Waterfall:
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Cascades hidden in the greenery.
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The best photos against the backdrop of the “dancing” water.
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Machakhela Gorge:
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Suspension bridges over a turbulent river.
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A bunker from World War II and the Kiramala waterfall.
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A monument to the legendary Machakhela rifle.
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Gvara Fortress:
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A panorama of three gorges from above.
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Activities for all types of travelers
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Zip line over the waterfall:
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512 meters of adrenaline at an altitude of 118 meters.
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Descent to the Queen Tamara Bridge at the speed of the wind.
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Rafting on the Adzharistskali River:
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7 km of rapids under the guidance of instructor.
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Horseback riding in Mirveti:
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Routes through mountain trails to waterfalls.
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Wine tour to the KTW factory:
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Tasting of Georgian wine varieties.
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National feast:
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Khachapuri, khinkali, wine.
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Georgian dances and songs in traditional costumes.
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Why choose a guided tour?
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Georgian guide:
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Knows every path and every legend.
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Will show you places where tourists don't go.
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Comfort and safety:
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Transfer from Batumi on a comfortable minibus.
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Saving time:
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No need to look for minibuses and deal with logistics.
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Tips for the perfect trip
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Clothing: Comfortable shoes, windbreaker (it can be cool in the mountains).
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Season: Available at any time. May-October is the perfect time to visit.
Book your excursion now — and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Georgia, where history, nature and hospitality create magic!
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Travel Batumi— excursions with the soul of Georgia.
Our guides are Georgians who know every stone in Adjara. We will turn your day into a story you will tell for years!