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Mtirala National Park

The wettest corner of Georgia: Colchic rainforest, waterfalls and trails half an hour from Batumi.

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How to get to Mtirala National Park

By car, Mtirala National Park is about 6 h from Tbilisi (362 km). The closest airport is Batumi International Airport, about 1 h away by car (36 km). With a driver it is door to door at a fixed price, with stops on the way if you add them. See drivers & prices

From Tbilisi

6 h

362 km

From the nearest airport

1 h

Batumi International Airport · 36 km

Which car to take

  • Comfort
  • Minivan
  • Minibus
  • SUV / 4x4
  • Premium

Paved, but long and steep. Take something you will not regret after four hours.

When it is worth it

  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Autumn

How long to give it

One day

Not counting the drive out and back.

Main sights

  • Chakvistavi visitor centre and forest trails

What people come to see. Ask your driver to stop at any of them.

What for

  • Nature

What to eat here

  • Adjarian khachapuri
  • Borano
  • Sinori

The wine: Chkhaveri again, and the small home cellars of the Keda gorge.

The cooking of Adjara. Ask your driver where people actually eat.

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Questions about Mtirala National Park

How far is Mtirala National Park from Tbilisi?
About 6 h by car, 362 km.
Which airport is closest to Mtirala National Park?
Batumi International Airport, about 1 h away by car (36 km).
Do I need a 4x4 to get to Mtirala National Park?
Not as a rule. The road is paved but long and steep, so comfort matters more than four-wheel drive.
When is the best time to visit Mtirala National Park?
Spring, summer, and autumn.
How many days should I give Mtirala National Park?
One day. Not counting the drive out and back.

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