Mirveti: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Mirveti Waterfall plunges approximately 20 metres between rocky cliffs in a wooded section of the Chorokhi River valley. The access path leads through a grove of Colchian boxwood, a Red List species. 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. Near Mirveti Waterfall, these cafés serve traditional Adjara cuisine prepared with fresh local produce. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Mirveti can then continue searching for accommodation.

Cycling

The Batumi–Mirveti cycling route is designed as a loop, is 50 km long, and is of moderate difficulty. It runs mostly on asphalt, with a shorter section on an unpaved road, and includes two bicycle parking areas and a picnic spot. Attractions along the route include the village of Mirveti, the Chorokhi River, Mirveti Waterfall, the arch stone bridge, and the Colchian forest.

Landscape and Surroundings

The mountains Gora Mtavar-Angelozi, Gora Sheytan-Bashtan, and Gora Talakhnara are located approximately near Mirveti. The surrounding area of Mirveti also includes, approximately, Mount Gora Arpazon.

Culture and Other Destinations

In the surrounding area of Mirveti, there is approximately Muratli Merkez Camii, a mosque. In the wider regional area around Mirveti, there are approximately Razvaliny Kheknara, a ruin site, the Batumi Botanical Garden, a park, and Ësënköy Camii, a mosque.

Other places: Danisparauli, Khulo, Namlisevi, Kokhi, Kharaula, Machakhlispiri, Khelvachauri, Bako.

To the higher-level travel overview: Adjara.