Gobroneti

Gobroneti, situated 800 meters above sea level, is a great destination to visit any time of the year. The village offers a range of activities, including skiing and snow adventures, making it ideal for extreme sports lovers.

Things to See

The journey to Gobroneti is scenic, with many sites to see along the way, including the Makhuntseti waterfall, the Tamar bridge, and the Zvare church. The Keda Tourist Information Centre can provide assistance with planning your trip.

• Makhuntseti waterfall
• Tamar bridge
• Zvare church

Accommodation and Local Experiences

Gobroneti has a range of family hotels, many of which offer traditional Ajarian dishes. You can even participate in the preparation of these dishes, or try your hand at making cheese, distilling vodka, or chopping tobacco.

The village is also known for its ecological farming, with locals engaged in poultry farming, horticulture, gardening, and beekeeping. You can purchase these products and even learn traditional methods of ironwork, basket weaving, and fabric weaving from local craftsmen.

How to Get There

Public transport is available from Batumi to Gobroneti, but traveling by taxi or car is recommended. The journey from Keda to Gobroneti takes around an hour and fifteen minutes, despite being only 10 kilometers.

Entertainment and Adventure

Gobroneti offers a range of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, hunting, and fishing. To fully experience the village and its surroundings, it's recommended to stay for more than 24 hours.

The area has plenty of picnic and camping spots, but the mountain slopes can be steep, so it's essential to plan your hikes with a guide and prepare accordingly.