8:30 Pick up and meet your guide at Batumi hotel.

Head to Adjara Highlands by driving to Makhuntseti Waterfall in Keda municipality. The narrow-asphalted road follows the river Adjaristskali valley. The first stop is Makhuntseti Waterfall - the highest waterfall in Adjara – 48 m. Make several photoshoots and continue to Shuakhevi

Before leaving Keda, you can buy local famous honey or sweets-Churchkhela made of almost all species of Georgian grapes, dried fruit, tklapi (fruit leather), fir gum, and various jams.

While exploring upper Adjara region we come across several medieval arched stone bridges, one of them was built over Kedistskali River, dedicated to Queen Tamar. Despite enduring many floods and mudslides, the bridge remains in its place dutifully serving the locals.

Another remarkable 300 years old bridge is the rarest engineering structure in Georgia - a wooden 25 meters bridge in the village of Khabelashvilebi. It was built to connect villages of Chvana gorge with the Khulo district. Khabelashvilebi Bridge is very peculiar and creates an impression of fabulous construction built by some dwarfs, elves, or hobbits.

Continue to the Shuakhevi up to the village Zamleti, and turn to South-East for Khikhani Fortress. It takes about 1 h 27 min to cover 27 km road to reach the fortress. On the way, stop for Shkalta monastery 12th c - inside a large hall church, with a protruding, seven-faceted apse, small fragments of the New Testament scenes — exemplifying the Paleologian art of the 14th or 15th century— were uncovered by the Georgian expedition in 1997.

After 15 minutes stop, continue driving to Khikhani Fortress - long serpentine and 40 minutes walk to ascend the fortress. The oldest narrow path is the only approach to the castle. From here we have incredible views of Shavsheti range: wooden houses nestled in the mountains, shepherds on daisy fields, and narrow paths leading to untouched areas.

Next drive to village Tago and visit Glamping Tago for lunch. 

Next stop at Khulo - a small, cozy mountain town in the heartlands of Adjara region. It is a distinctive place throughout Georgia where you will experience true village life, customs, traditions, culture, and local delicious cuisine.

Evening return to Batumi.