Here we will see. The historical site of the statue of Andrew the First and the waterfall. And the border between Georgia and Turkey. it will take us 20 minutes to get from Batumi to the waterfall.

As for the oldest layer of the fortress, it is built of hewn boulders. One meter thick boulders are common, which have an average height of 80 cm and a thickness of 70 cm. This lower part of the walls is the oldest. Its height is five meters, and at the corners, where the towers are erected, it is seven meters. The thickness of this wall in the upper part is one and a half meters. According to archaeological materials and information preserved in Greco-Roman writings, it dates back to the pre-feudal period. it will take us 10 minutes to get from waterfall

Here we will see the confluence of two rivers, the Chorokhi and Adjaristskali rivers, and the Kibura waterfall. it will take us 20 minutes to get from Gonio.

Along with beautiful nature, we will see an amazing waterfall. it will take us 10 minutes to get from Adjaritskali.

Makhuntseti Waterfall is a waterfall in the Keda Municipality of Georgia. It is located in the northern part of the village of Zeda Makhuntseti, at an altitude of 335 meters above sea level, on the right bank of the Adjaristskali River. A 50-meter-high waterfall flows down a small tributary, creating a rather large whirlpool. Built from a series of porphyritic tuffs and tuff breccias, the waterfall is very impressive and attracts many visitors due to its location in that part of the ridge. There are also restaurant-type catering facilities and picnic areas. it will take us 20 minutes to get from Mirveti

Queen Tamar’s Arch Bridge, also known as the Mahuntseti Bridge, is located just 30 kilometers from sunny Batumi. This magnificent bridge, which is almost 900 years old, is a prime example of Georgian engineering genius. Built by order of Queen Tamar herself, the bridge still impresses with its strength and beauty.. it will take us 10 minutes to get from maxunceti.

Here, against the backdrop of beautiful landscapes, you will learn about ancient Georgian traditions, taste delicious wine, tour a vineyard and learn about the unique methods of Georgian wine production; you will be able to purchase and taste wines produced locally using traditional technologies. it will take us 20 minutes to get from Maxunceti.