Places in Georgia

A 50-metre waterfall in Keda municipality, in the northern part of the village of Zeda Makhuntseti at 335 metres, on the right side of the Acharistskali: a stream falling from a cliff of porphyritic tuffs into a large natural pool, 5 minutes on foot from the main road and open all year. Makhuntseti also has one of the largest arched bridges in Adjara, of the ninth–tenth centuries.

A three-tier waterfall in Khoni municipality by the village of Kinchkhaperdi at 843 metres: a cascade falling from the eastern cliff of the Askhi massif into the valley of the Okatse, with its upper two tiers, of about 25 and up to 70 metres, on a right tributary of the Okatse and the third, of about 35 metres, 20 metres below the confluence; a natural monument and, with Okatse Canyon, part of the Imereti Caves Protected Areas.

A karst waterfall of about 70 metres in the northern spurs of the Gagra range, in the valley of the Gega: the water bursts from a fissure in the limestone in three streams, snow lies at its foot until late summer, and it is about 5 km from the Ritsa road.