About this Place
One location, many impressions
St Andrew the First-Called Waterfall pours from a cliff beside the coastal road between Sarpi and Kvariati — from a height of about 20 metres, almost straight into the Black Sea. In front of it stands a stone monument to the Apostle Andrew and his companion Simon the Zealot, erected in 2008. According to tradition, St Andrew came to Georgia by this route to preach Christianity, and while he rested near Sarpi a spring burst from the rock. Today it is a short photo stop and a place pilgrims love.
