Nabeghlavi

Nabeghlavi (Georgian: ნაბეღლავი) is a small resort village in the Guria region, about 30 km southeast of Ozurgeti. It is famous throughout Georgia for its naturally carbonated mineral water, which is bottled and sold across the country under the Nabeghlavi brand. The spring itself is a popular local attraction, with visitors coming to drink the water directly from the source. The village sits in a forested valley at an elevation of about 400 m.

By car

Nabeghlavi is reachable via Ozurgeti by a paved road. From Ozurgeti, follow signs toward Chokhatauri and then Nabeghlavi — about 40 minutes.

By bus

Occasional marshrktas from Ozurgeti serve Nabeghlavi.

The village is small and walkable. The spring is a short walk from the centre.

The Nabeghlavi mineral water spring is the main attraction — a public gazebo where the naturally carbonated water flows freely. The surrounding forested hills offer pleasant scenery.

Drink the mineral water at the source (said to aid digestion and kidney health). Walk through the forest. Visit the nearby Supsa River.

Small outdoor cafés near the spring serve basic Georgian snacks.

Nabeghlavi mineral water, of course. The naturally carbonated water is slightly salty and mineral-rich.

• Budget: Basic guesthouses from 30 GEL.

Nabeghlavi mineral water, sold everywhere in Georgia but cheapest at the source. Local honey.

• Chokhatauri — 10 km north, Gurian mountain town
• Bakhmaro — 30 km east, high-altitude mountain resort
• Ozurgeti — 30 km northwest, Guria's capital
• Ureki — 50 km west, Black Sea magnetic-sand beach