Explore Batumi Beaches and The City Tour

Batumi, the pearl of the Black Sea, offers an unforgettable blend of stunning beaches and exciting city life. Explore the picturesque Batumi beaches, bask in the warm sun, and delve into the vibrant culture of this charming Georgian city.

Batumi offers a captivating mix of relaxation and exploration with palm-fringed boulevards, modern architecture, and ancient landmarks.

Day 1: Batumi Beaches and The City Tour

Arrival and overnight in the Batumi hotel

Upon arrival at Batumi Airport, a friendly guide will greet you, holding a sign with your name. Relax during the short 15-minute drive to your hotel. After settling in, embrace the charm of Batumi by taking a leisurely evening stroll along Batumi Boulevard.

Day 2: Batumi City Tour

Overnight in the Batumi hotel

Batumi is a delightful seaside town in Georgia's western Adjara region, right by the Black Sea. The place is famous for its lively port and international harbor. The town also has a vibrant nightlife scene and a unique architectural style. It's a hot destination for tourists from all over the world.

The Batumi Day Tour includes visits to the Batumi Botanical Garden, Mtsvane Kontskhi Beach, the Batumi city center, and the Batumi Dolphinarium. The tour concludes with a transfer to the hotel in Batumi.

Day 3: Makhuntseti - Gonio Tour

Overnight in the Batumi hotel

During our tour through Batumi beaches, we will explore nearby spots, like the Makhuntseti Waterfall. It's a really pretty waterfall that flows down the side of a mountain formed by porphyrite tuffs, which are rocks. We'll also see Queen Tamar's arched bridge in Makhuntseti, which is a famous bridge.

Start your journey by visiting the Batumi Ethnographic Museum, where you get a glimpse of the natural landscapes and regional traditions.

Next, make your way to the historic Gonio Fortress. This castle once held strategic importance during times of war. It has witnessed the presence of various civilizations, including the Romans, Byzantines, and Ottomans.

Conclude your tour by checking into your hotel in Batumi, where you can relax and reflect on the rich cultural heritage you've encountered.

Day 4: Mtirala National Park

Overnight in the Batumi hotel

The Mtirala Mount is located between the Black Sea and Adjara Mountains, in the river basin, Chakvistskali and Korghistskali, on the waterfront. The forest area is classified as forest vegetation, which is represented by wet forests, pine trees, and Colchic mixed forests, as well as the evergreen shrub characteristic of Colchis.

Mtirala National Park is home to rare, endemic species of Adjara-Lazeti and species on the "Red List" of Georgia, including: