History and story
A natural waterfall in the Acharistskali valley. The nearby bridge named after Queen Tamar is a separate historical structure; the waterfall has no construction date.
What to see
The regional portal gives a height of about 50 metres. The rocky cascade, woodland and bridge can be visited together. Flow changes with rainfall and season.
Visiting information
A short walk is needed from the main-road area. Wear shoes with grip; do not assume swimming is safe. Rafting and ziplining are separately operated: confirm availability and charges. Arrange return transport.
Location and access
Makhuntseti village, Keda, approximately 30 km from Batumi. Tourist information: +995 577 90 90 93.
