Batumi waterfalls and wine tasting tour: Adjara mountains

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Duration5h

GroupUp to 50

LanguagesEN · DE +1

PickupAt your hotel

Two waterfalls, a 12th-century bridge, and homemade wine in one afternoon

A 5-hour tour from Batumi into the Adjara mountains visits Makhuntseti and Mirveti waterfalls, crosses Queen Tamar's arched bridge from the 12th century, and ends at a family wine cellar where you taste homemade wine and cognac with traditional Georgian food and a folklore performance. The guide speaks English, German or Russian; pickup from Batumi is included.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Adjara waterfalls and wine tasting

Depart from Batumi
Visit confluence and Kibura waterfall
See Mirveti waterfall and metal bridge
Visit Makhuntseti waterfall and Queen Tamar's bridge
Tour family wine cellar and degustation
Return to Batumi

The Experience

The drive from Batumi takes 30 to 40 minutes to reach the first stop at the Kibura waterfall, where the Adjaristskali and Chorokhi rivers meet. From there the route climbs into valleys where villages still follow the age-old way of life—traditions and customs preserved in the same form for generations. The Mirveti waterfall stands 22 meters tall next to a narrow Soviet-era metal bridge; the Makhuntseti waterfall rises 53 meters and is framed by Queen Tamar's 12th-century arched stone bridge, a landmark that anchors the whole region.

The final stop is a family wine cellar set against views of the Adjara mountains. Here you taste six types of homemade wine, vodka, chacha and cognac, paired with traditional Georgian food. A Tamada—a traditional toastmaster—leads the meal and a folklore performance unfolds as part of the experience. The cellar is run by a Georgian family that produces all the wines on-site; nothing here is commercial theater. The return drive to Batumi takes about an hour.

An air-conditioned vehicle carries the group; WiFi is available on board. The guide is live and speaks your language—English, German or Russian. The tour suits all fitness levels and is wheelchair accessible, though the mountain roads and waterfall sites involve uneven terrain.

What’s included

Air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi on board.
live guide in your choice of English, German or Russian.
pickup from Batumi.
six types of homemade wine, vodka, chacha and cognac.
traditional Georgian food and a folklore performance at the family wine cellar (40 Lari per person, paid upon arrival in cash or card).

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessiblePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by NATIONAL GEORGIAGRAPHIC

Is this one for you?The 5-hour round trip from Batumi leaves room for a morning or evening in the city itself, so you can fit this into a day without losing the rest of your schedule. If you need a full day on the road, this one fills it; if you want a half-day excursion, the timing works for that too.