Makhinjauri-Green Cape

Makhinjauri and Green Cape

To reach Green Cape from Batumi, you only need to travel 9 kilometers, while the distance to Makhinjauri is even shorter—just 7 kilometers. Green Cape is one of the most remarkable places in Georgia. It is home to the renowned Batumi Botanical Garden, a century-old sanctuary featuring a vast collection of rare plants sourced from all corners of the globe. The garden is divided into three parks, encompassing nine distinct floristic sections and a Colchian reserve, housing up to 5,000 herbaceous and 1,800 woody plant species.

The area's distinct microclimate, combined with the close proximity of the mountains and the sea, provides an ideal environment for relaxation and rejuvenation.

The pebbly coastline, enveloped in lush greenery, features remarkably clean and clear water. This specific marine environment supports a rich diversity of fish species. Thanks to the water's exceptional clarity and the unique coastal geography, diving is highly popular around Green Cape. If marine activities are your passion, or if you are simply drawn to the underwater world, Green Cape is a must-visit destination.

Nearby, Makhinjauri is famous for its healing thermal springs and historic sulfur baths. Its medical and wellness complex was originally established after a vacationer discovered the therapeutic properties of these waters (the complex is currently undergoing modernization).

The small, pebbly beach of Makhinjauri is framed by emerald hills. Here, heliotherapy (sun therapy) has long been celebrated as a cornerstone of local seaside wellness.

Additionally, both destinations offer convenient access to Mtirala National Park, as well as the nearby coastal observation platforms famous for watching migrating birds of prey.