Waterfalls Near Batumi
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There are many waterfalls near Batumi — from the famous Makhuntseti to the cascades in the forests of Mtirala National Park. Most are an hour or two away and fit easily into a day trip. Here's where to go for the best waterfalls.
Makhuntseti waterfall
The region's most famous and accessible waterfall, Makhuntseti is around 20 metres high. The medieval arched bridge of Queen Tamar stands nearby, and in summer you can swim at its foot. The waterfall is part of the .
Mtirala waterfalls
is one of the wettest, greenest corners of Georgia. It hides cascades, a suspension bridge and a river with natural pools — a great option for a calm day in nature.
When to go
Waterfalls are at their fullest in spring and early summer. In summer it's nice to combine the walk with a swim; in autumn, with the bright forest colours.
FAQ
- What is the most famous waterfall near Batumi?
- Makhuntseti is the most popular waterfall, about an hour from Batumi, next to Queen Tamar's arched bridge.
- Can you swim at the waterfalls near Batumi?
- Yes, there are swimming spots at Makhuntseti and in the rivers of Mtirala National Park in the warm season.
- How do I get to the waterfalls from Batumi?
- The easiest way is a tour — group or private — that combines several waterfalls and viewpoints in a day.
Waterfalls near Batumi — Makhuntseti, the Mtirala cascades and mountainous Adjara. How to get there, what to see and which tours to pick.