Kirovi: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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The coastal area of Anaklia and Ganmukhuri has a well-equipped beach with showers, a sports and wellness complex, sand and volleyball courts, hotels and guesthouses. Palm trees and subtropical plants line the beach; the coast also features scenic cycle paths.

Those choosing Kirovi as a travel destination may want to find or rent a holiday apartment.

Coast and Leisure

The Anaklia-Ganmukhuri coastal boulevard includes a mini football pitch, a sports and leisure complex, and a café-restaurant. There are also beach volleyball courts; the coastal zone also includes an amphitheatre.

The Anaklia Tourist Shelter accommodates up to eight people and has a cafeteria equipped for visitors.

Connections

A pedestrian bridge connects Anaklia with the village of Ganmukhuri. The walkable section of the bridge is 504 metres long, spans the Enguri River, and was designed by the German architect Peter Walser.

The Anaklia seafront promenade was designed by the Spanish architectural firm CMD Ingenieros, S.L.

History and Culture

Anaklia has the ruins of a fortress built in 1703. The fortress is surrounded by a two-tier defensive wall.

The Dikha Gudzuba archaeological monument documents the activities of the Colchians in Anaklia in the 6th to 5th century BC. Archaeological finds from Anaklia’s Dikha Gudzuba are preserved in the Zugdidi Museum nearby.

Anaklia is considered one of the very first seaports and fishing villages on the Black Sea.

Further destinations: Sugdidi, Poti, Mestia, Chakvinji, Anaklia

To the higher-level travel overview: Samegrelo and Upper Svaneti.

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