Nunisi is a tranquil resort in the southeastern part of Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, known for its healing waters and ancient legends. It offers a serene atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.
Nunisi Resort is nestled in the southeastern part of the popular Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park in Imereti. The resort's unique microclimate is created by the meeting of the forest and the healing waters, making it an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation.
Things to See
The area is home to several historical sights, including the Monks' Cliff and a medieval church. According to legend, these two places were connected by a secret tunnel. The Monks' Cliff is a cave complex carved in two tiers above the bare escarpment, with some people believing it may hold a relic related to Jesus' crucifixion or even be the site where Noah's Ark once stood.
Nature and Health
The air in Nunisi is especially helpful for those suffering from diseases of the skin and nervous system, while the revivifying waters from Zvare are used for both drinking and bathing. The abundance of evergreen and deciduous forests in the area creates a serene place for vacations to seek total peace, and the clean mountain air is especially effective at rejuvenating the lungs in the spring when the pines and firs are in bloom.
How to Get There
Nunisi is located in the southeastern part of Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park in Imereti. While the exact route to get there is not specified, visitors can plan their trip according to the park's general accessibility and their own preferences.
Highlights
- Healing waters with therapeutic properties
- Ancient legends and historical sights
- Unique microclimate created by the meeting of forest and water
- Abundance of evergreen and deciduous forests
- Clean mountain air for rejuvenation
- Medieval church and Monks' Cliff cave complex
- Opportunity to plan your own expedition to uncover the truth behind the legends
Getting there by car
Driving distance from Tbilisi, Kutaisi and Batumi city centres. Times are one-way; fuel is a rough estimate.
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From Tbilisi
- Distance
- 158 km
- Drive time
- 2 h 25 min
- Fuel (est.)
- ~50 GEL
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From Kutaisi
- Distance
- 84.7 km
- Drive time
- 1 h 35 min
- Fuel (est.)
- ~27 GEL
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From Batumi
- Distance
- 223 km
- Drive time
- 3 h 32 min
- Fuel (est.)
- ~71 GEL
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Plan your visit
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