Batumi is one of Georgia's major cities, home to around 186,949 people.
Best time
November–March for cooler, drier conditions
Weather
Varies from tropical to temperate depending on the season
Music fountain
Batumi Botanical Garden
Medea statue
Cathedral of the Mother of God
Church of the Holy Spirit
Armenian Cathedral of Christ the Savior
Aqua Park
6 May Park
Music fountain
Batumi Botanical Garden
Cathedral of the Mother of God
Church of the Holy Spirit
Armenian Cathedral of Christ the Savior
Aqua Park
6 May Park
Mostly free or pay-what-you-like — always double-check opening times and any seasonal fees before you go.
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Local favourites
Fish market
Since Batumi is also a seaport, you have to try the fish here! Head to the local Fish Market, buy some of your choice and take with you to y
Kozlovichi
Great atmospheric place in town. Homemade delicious food and local Batumi beer. Grandmothers cook very tasty.
Maspindzeli-First Adjarian Restaurant
Very nice place with good atmosphere and delicious Georgian cuisine. If you want to try perfect Adjarian dishes in town go here.
Batumis Shawarma
Excellent shawarma. Everything is very simple and delicious.
Mary's Irish Bar Batumi
Tasty food: great burgers and delicious Irish breakfast. Vegetarian options available. Ten beer taps. Friendly and warm atmosphere. The most
Adjara
A wide variety of different kinds of local and international food (khachapuris, pkhalis, pakhlava etc.) If you crave for something sweet the
Tourist favourites & top-rated
Hotel EraPalace
Hotel Black Sea Star
Reasonably clean. A/C, wifi, breakfast available. View from balcony on top is noteworthy.
Hotel Lavro
Hotel Ritsa
Clean, smart and modern hotel located in the old town.
Gulnasi's Guesthouse
It's possible to use the kitchen; hot showers, Wi-Fi, free meals will be offered frequently. Outside the summer season the same place is als