1. Stroll Down Batumi Boulevard

Start your visit with a walk down Batumi Boulevard, the city’s iconic promenade stretching along the Black Sea coast. Lined with palm trees, sculptures, cafes, and bike paths, it’s perfect for morning walks or sunset views.

2. Visit the Ali and Nino Statue

This moving sculpture tells the tragic love story between a Georgian girl and an Azerbaijani boy. The figures come together and drift apart every 10 minutes — symbolizing unity and separation. It’s especially magical at night.

3. Explore Old Town Batumi

Old Batumi is a charming mix of European-style architecture, cobblestone streets, art nouveau buildings, and cozy wine bars. This is where history meets nightlife.

4. Ride the Batumi Ferris Wheel

Located near the port, the Batumi Ferris Wheel offers stunning 360-degree views of the sea and the city skyline. Right next to it is Alphabet Tower, another symbol of Batumi, representing the Georgian script.

5. Relax in Batumi Botanical Garden

Just 15 minutes from the city, the Batumi Botanical Garden is a massive green space with over 5,000 species of plants from around the world. It’s ideal for a half-day trip, especially if you love nature and photography.

6. Watch a Show at Batumi Dolphinarium

One of the most family-friendly attractions in the city. Daily dolphin shows take place in a modern stadium-style arena and are enjoyable for all ages.

7. Discover Batumi’s Cultural Diversity

Batumi is home to a cathedral, a mosque, and a synagogue — all within walking distance. The Cathedral of the Mother of God and Orta Jame Mosque are architectural highlights worth a quick visit.

8. Taste the Iconic Adjarian Khachapuri

No Batumi trip is complete without trying Adjarian Khachapuri — a hot boat-shaped bread filled with cheese, butter, and egg. You can find it in almost every restaurant in the city.

9. Batumi Beaches: Where to Swim and Chill

Most beaches in Batumi are pebbled but well-equipped with sunbeds, umbrellas, and beach bars.

• Batumi Central Beach – lively and central

• Mtsvane Kontskhi (Green Cape) – quieter, near the botanical garden

• Gonio Beach – crystal clear water, fewer crowds

10. How to Get to Batumi

• From Tbilisi: Fast train (~5 hours), minibus, or domestic flight

• From Kutaisi: Shuttle or private car (2–2.5 hours)

• From Turkey: Cross-border buses from Hopa or Trabzon

When Is the Best Time to Visit Batumi?

• Summer (June–August): Perfect for beaches and nightlife

• Spring & Autumn: Fewer tourists, mild weather, better prices

• Winter: Quiet, ideal for relaxation and off-season deals

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