Perched roughly 2 100 m / 6 890 ft above sea level on a narrow ridge in Guria, Gomis Mta Viewpoint delivers the emblematic “sea‑of‑clouds” scene that fuels countless travel Georgia photo feeds. Warm Black Sea air funnels up the Bzhuzhi valley, cools abruptly, then pools beneath the lookout — so you stand on dry turf while slow‑moving cloud banks lap the slope like tides, hiding and revealing pine peaks in hypnotic cycles. Dawn and dusk are prime: sunrise ignites a rosy glow across the mist, while sunset bathes everything in molten gold before stars pierce the crystalline sky. The plateau is accessible by 4×4 from Ozurgeti; pack layers — the temperature can plunge from 20 °C / 68 °F midday to under 8 °C / 46 °F after dark — and bring a thermos to linger as the views rearrange themselves minute by minute.
