Mirveti: Hotels and Accommodation

In Mirveti, the Mirveti Waterfall plunges about 20 metres into the depths in a wooded section of the Chorokhi River Valley, between rocky cliffs. The access path leads through a grove of Colchic boxwood, a species listed in the Red List.

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Nature

Visitors can combine a visit to the waterfall and the bridge with a picnic on the riverbank, a boat trip on the Chorokhi River and a visit to family-run cafés.

Cycling

The Batumi–Mirveti cycling route is a 50-kilometre circular route of moderate difficulty. It runs mainly on asphalt, includes a shorter section on an unpaved road, and features two bicycle parking areas and a picnic spot. Attractions along the route include the village of Mirveti, the Chorokhi River, the Mirveti Waterfall, the arched stone bridge and the Colchis Forest.

Surroundings

The mountains Gora Mtavar-Angelozi, Gora Sheytan-Bashtan and Gora Talakhnara are located approximately near Mirveti. Gora Arpazon and the Muratli Merkez Camii Mosque are located approximately in the surrounding area. In the wider regional vicinity of Mirveti are the archaeological site of Razvaliny Kheknara, Batumi Botanical Garden and the Ësënköy Camii Mosque.

Cuisine

Family-run cafés near the Mirveti Waterfall serve traditional Adjarian cuisine prepared with fresh produce from the region.

Further destinations: Sakhalvasho, Buknari, Danisparauli, Kapreshumi, Gomarduli, Keda, Khala, Namlisevi

For the higher-level travel overview: Adjara.