Things To Do
in Batumi

Explore the beautiful gardens and diverse plant collections while enjoying scenic views of the Black Sea.

Take a leisurely stroll along the Batumi Boulevard, which features palm trees, statues, and charming cafes along the seaside promenade.

Relax on the sandy shores of Batumi Beach, swim in the Black Sea, and soak up the sun.

Hike through lush forests, discover stunning waterfalls, and enjoy birdwatching in this picturesque national park near Batumi.

A scenic promenade along the Black Sea with beautiful views and photo opportunities of the coastline and modern architecture.

An iconic structure offering panoramic views of Batumi and surrounding areas, perfect for capturing the cityscape and sea.

Ride offering stunning aerial views of Batumi, suitable for capturing the city and coastline from above.

Sprawling garden with various viewpoints for capturing natural landscapes, including the sea, flora, and fauna.

Explore the lively Piazza Square, where you can indulge in a variety of street food such as Churchkhela (a traditional Georgian candle-shaped candy made of grape must, nuts, and flour) and Lobiani (a bean-filled bread).

Head to Gonio, a neighborhood famous for its street food stalls offering delectable dishes like Mtsvadi (skewered and grilled meat) and Lobio (spicy bean stew).

In Batumi, it is customary to leave a tip of around 5-10% at restaurants and for other services, such as taxi rides and hotel staff.

Cash is widely accepted in Batumi, but major credit cards are also commonly used. Some establishments may prefer cash payment, especially in smaller cafes and markets.

The best time to visit Batumi is during spring when the weather is mild and the city comes alive with colorful blossoms. You can expect comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds compared to the summer months. It's a great time to explore the botanical gardens and enjoy outdoor activities.

Summer is peak tourist season in Batumi, with warm and sunny weather perfect for beach activities and outdoor festivals. Expect crowded beaches and higher hotel prices, but also vibrant nightlife and a lively atmosphere.

Autumn brings cooler temperatures and smaller crowds, making it a good time to visit if you prefer a more relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy the changing foliage in the surrounding mountains and take advantage of lower hotel rates.

Winter in Batumi is relatively mild, but it's not the best time for outdoor activities. However, if you enjoy a quieter atmosphere and want to experience the city without the crowds, winter can be a good time to visit. You may also get the chance to see the city decorated for the holidays.

The largest airport in Georgia, located in Tbilisi, approximately 370 kilometers from Batumi.

Located in Yerevan, Armenia, around 250 kilometers from Batumi, serving as a major international gateway.

Located in Kutaisi, Georgia, this airport is about 150 kilometers from Batumi and serves multiple international flights.

Located in Baku, Azerbaijan, about 400 kilometers from Batumi, it is one of the busiest airports in the region.

Many restaurants in Batumi offer a range of vegetarian and vegan dishes, with options like pkhali (a vegetable pâté), phklovani (a spinach-filled pastry), and varied salads made from local ingredients.

While traditional Georgian cuisine prominently features bread and wheat-based dishes, several eateries in Batumi cater to gluten-free diets, offering alternatives like grilled meats, fresh seafood, and rice-based dishes.