Makhinjauri: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Makhinjauri can then continue searching for accommodation. Makhinjauri combines the Black Sea with the Adjara Mountains in a subtropical climate; green, gently rolling hills lead to a pebbly shore.

Culture and History

The botanical garden associated with Makhinjauri comprises an upper section, a lower section, and a seaside park; subtropical plants are displayed there.

In 1881, Michael D’Alfons began introducing new plant species to Adjara in order to beautify his garden near Chakvi. Makhinjauri is also associated with subthermal mineral springs and a climate-and-balneological spa tradition dating back to the early 20th century. Scientific study of the water began in 1912, and bathing buildings were constructed.

Water

Makhinjauri’s seacoast offers views of Batumi. At Makhinjauri Beach, visitors can play football or volleyball. From Makhinjauri, visitors can go out to sea in small boats and pedal boats.

Nature

The nearby Mtirala National Park has platforms for birdwatching. Green Cape offers swimming and sunbathing in lush surroundings; its coast is covered with smooth pebbles. The clear waters of nearby Green Cape are suitable for diving. There are cafés and restaurants there amid the greenery.

Geographical Location

Makhinjauri is described as being located between Kara-Dare and Green Cape, at elevations of approximately 15 to 100 metres above sea level. The town is described as being six kilometres from Batumi. The drive from Batumi to Makhinjauri is described as taking 20 minutes.

Other destinations: Kobuleti, Sarpi, Kvariati, Chakvi, Tkhilnari, Zichisdsiri, Batumi, Gonio.

To the higher-level travel overview: Adjara.