Nearby attractions associated with Namlisevi include the Bridge of Queen Tamar, Makhuntseti Waterfall, and Mtirala National Park.
Nature
Mtirala National Park encompasses the municipality of Keda. The park offers marked trails, hiking, horseback riding, and adventure tours. Its two main marked trails are the 7-kilometer Tsablnara Trail, which is generally considered a one-day route, and the 16-kilometer Tsivtskaro Trail, which is generally considered a two-day route.
Mtirala National Park includes chestnut groves, beech forests, and mixed Colchian forests that are home to rare and endemic species. Keda is described as an area with waterfalls, streams, and rivers. Makhuntseti Waterfall drops approximately 50 meters and forms a sizable pool. There are restaurants and picnic areas nearby.
The 33.5-kilometer Two Mountain Trail is a cross-country route connecting three villages in Keda Municipality with Korolistavi in Khelvachauri Municipality. Visitors can swim below Makhuntseti Waterfall and in the backwaters of Gvakha in Merisi.
Culture and History
The Bridge of Queen Tamar is a medieval stone bridge associated with Queen Tamar and still in use today. Keda has historical attractions such as ancient bridges, the remains of fortresses and churches, mosques, and museums. Dandalo Bridge dates from the 9th to the 11th century. It is located in the village of Dandalo, in Keda Municipality, in the gorge of the Ajaristskali River. The bridges in Makhuntseti and Dandalo associated with Queen Tamar are presented as photo opportunities.
Food and Wine
Keda Municipality is described as a center of Adjarian wine production. Local wineries offer tastings of wines from the villages of Keda; local wineries offer wine tastings. The visitor offerings in the Keda area also include river trout and Kokotauri mineral water. Visitor information for the area around Keda also mentions the opportunity to take part in the grape harvest in October.
Pano Blueberry is described as a two-bed cottage in Namlisev, Kedi Region; free Wi-Fi and parking are mentioned. For further travel planning, in addition to this described cottage, you can continue searching for a hotel in Namlisevi; for the area around Keda, hourly shuttle buses from the Central Old Batumi bus station in Batumi, as well as shuttle buses within the villages operating from the district center, are mentioned.
Further destinations: Kokhi, Gorgadzeebi, Sakhalvasho, Bako, Buknari, Kapreshumi, Mirveti, Keda
