💦 Waterfalls of Georgia that are worth seeing with your own eyes

• 📍 There are dozens of waterfalls in Georgia that are worth seeing at least once.
• 🕰️ A visit will take only 1-2 hours, and many can easily be combined into one day route.
• 💰 Entrance is usually free, sometimes there is a symbolic fee of 5-10 lari.
• 🚐 Some can be reached by public transport, but for remote routes it is better to take a car.

📅 When to go: seasonal features

• 🌸 Spring — the waterfalls are especially full-flowing, the greenery is lush, there are few tourists
• ☀️ Summer — the peak of visits, pleasant coolness, convenient to combine with a holiday by the sea
• 🍂 Autumn — fewer people, a beautiful background of golden leaves, soft light
• ❄️ Winter — some waterfalls freeze, turning into ice walls and icicles

✈️ Why you should add waterfalls to your route

• 💦 Georgia amazes with its nature, but it is the waterfalls that give you a sense of real power and harmony. The sound of water, drops in the air, slight coolness and solitude create a special atmosphere of tranquility, where you want to linger longer.
• 📸 This is the background for the best photos - water, mountains, greenery and light are ideally combined for memorable shots.
• 💚 A place to relax from the city - here you can really disconnect from the hustle and bustle and breathe in the fresh air deeply.
• 🧭 A reason to turn off the usual tourist paths - and discover the real Georgia, the one that remains in your heart for a long time.
• 🌿 Add at least one waterfall to your route, and you will see: even a short stop in nature can turn an ordinary trip into a real discovery.

📖 A little about the natural features of Georgian waterfalls

• 💧 Waterfalls in Georgia amaze with their diversity and origin. They are formed by melting glaciers, underground springs and seasonal rain flows. Therefore, at different times of the year they look different: in spring - full-flowing and noisy, in summer - refreshing and picturesque, in autumn - framed by bright foliage 🍂
• ⛰️ The geography of waterfalls is diverse: In some regions - powerful mountain streams, rapidly descending from a height, in others - graceful cascades hidden in green gorges or shady forests 🌿
• 📍 The regions with the most waterfalls are Imereti, Mtskheta-Mtianeti, Adjara and Samtskhe-Javakheti. Here you can see both famous tourist spots and secluded corners that only locals know about. 🚶‍♂️ And what's especially nice is that most routes don't require any mountaineering training. All you need is comfortable shoes, water, and a little time - and you're already at the foot of a natural wonder.

💡 Travel tip: Plan your visit to the waterfalls in the morning or late afternoon - and you will get not only the best shots, but also the silence that is so appreciated in these places 📸

🧳 How to plan a route

• 📅 If you only have 1 day, choose 1–2 waterfalls in one region so you don’t have to rush and have time to enjoy nature. The routes to Imereti or Mtskheta-Mtianeti are great, as the sites are close to each other.
• 🚗 Traveling by car? This opens up more opportunities! You can drive past 2–4 waterfalls in a day, especially if you start in the morning. The roads to most popular spots are paved or gravel, suitable for cars.
• 🛏 If you plan to spend the night, look for a guest house or hotel within 20–30 km of the route. This way, you can stay closer to nature, relax after the walk, and have time to see more locations the next day.
• 🥾 Check the difficulty level of the trails — this is important. Some routes are an easy 15–30-minute walk, while others require climbing, crossing bridges, and wearing trekking shoes. It's best to find out in advance to avoid unpleasant surprises.
• 🍇 Add something special to your day: Bring food and have a picnic by a waterfall, plan a stop at a local winery, or climb to a panoramic observation deck - these are the moments that make a trip truly memorable.

💡 Advice from Madloba: Don't try to see everything at once. One waterfall, passed slowly, will give you much more impressions than galloping through the locations. Enjoy the route - not just the destination. 🗺️

👟 What to take with you

• 👟 Comfortable shoes (preferably with non-slip soles)
• 🎒 Backpack, windbreaker or raincoat - the weather in the mountains is changeable
• 💧 Water and snacks - not everywhere there are shops
• 📸 Charged phone or camera (with a power bank)
• 🧢 Panama hat, sunglasses and cream - especially important in summer
• 🧻 Paper napkins, garbage bag - we save nature

Waterfalls are always emotions. They cannot be replaced by excursions, restaurants or museums. It is about the power of water, simple happiness and the moment here and now. Add at least one to your route - and you will understand why thousands of tourists return to them again.

🌟 And that's not all...

💧 There are many more impressive waterfalls in Georgia than can be covered in one review. Each of them is unique in its own way: some are easily accessible, others are hidden among the mountains, and others are accompanied by legends and myths.

📍 We have compiled an extended list of waterfalls for you so that you can choose the ones that suit your route, travel style, and travel time.

👇 Below you will find a full list with names, descriptions, and locations - choose your ideal waterfall!

• Stalin Waterfall in Chveletan
• Rachha Waterfall
• Gvirishi Waterfall
• Arshinsky Waterfall
• Legvtakhevsky waterfall
• Oniore Waterfall
• Mirvetsky waterfall
• Kabeni Waterfalls
• Toba Waterfall
• Beshtashensky waterfall
• Waterfall of St. Andrew the First-Called
• Tkhilnari waterfall
• Kagu Waterfall (Zhuzhgi)
• Honey Waterfall
• Incira Waterfall
• Bako Waterfalls
• Biisi Waterfall
• Sakvihia waterfall
• Sikvaruli (Love) Waterfall
• Sakuhara Waterfall
• Tsablenari Waterfall
• Bursachiri (Chhatiskar) Waterfall
• Hadori Waterfall
• Hadori Waterfall
• Twins Waterfall
• Broliskedi Waterfall
• Small Makhuntseti Waterfall
• Bijnisi Waterfall
• Damchkera Waterfall
• Noste Waterfall
• Tskhaveri Waterfall
• Verdzistava Waterfall
• Sachkepia Waterfall
• Djodjo Waterfall
• Zeda-Tkhilnari Waterfall
• Chkumi Waterfall
• Kibura Waterfall
• Delpak Waterfall